2009 A DEVIL OF A PART I once again had the honor of being in The Blank Theater Company’s Young Playwrights festival. I just love doing it. This year I played The Devil in a play titled “God’s Board Meeting” - where Jesus calls together Mohammed, Buddha, Zeus, Thor, Abraham, Shiva and Confucius because God has turned in her letter of resignation. I show up as an uninvited guest. It was a fun farce written by a sixteen year old girl from Twentynine Palms, CA. I had an absolute BLAST playing with the cast and working once again with director Warren Davis.  • • • “RECONCILIATION” I worked a couple days on an independent feature, “Reconciliation.” Written and directed by Chad Ahrendt, it’s the story of a father and son reconciling their relationship after twenty-four years. I play a not so nice ‘friend’ of the father who appears in a flashback to 1987. It was a great group of folks and a fun shoot (and turns out I had worked with or knew three other cast members - small town.) • • • AND THE AWARD GOES TO... The Golden Trailer Awards were announced this week, and low and behold the trailer I worked on for WALL-E won the award for BEST ANIMATION/FAMILY category. Wow! Kudos to all the folks at Craig Murray Productions for a job well done! Click on the logo to watch it.  • • • LOVING LIFE “UP IN THE AIR” I traveled to St. Louis to do my part in the next Jason Reitman picture: Up In the Air. It stars George Clooney, Vera Farmiga, Anna Kendrick, Jason Bateman, and of course me -- Jeff Witzke. This one is going to be another good one. George plays a guy who is a corporate downsizer (he flies around the country firing people) and is obsessed with accumulating frequent flyer miles. Bateman’s his Boss and Vera’s his love interest. It’s another witty, interesting look at how we live our lives.  I am the host of Goalquest XX, a very prestigious conference where George’s character has been invited to speak. I had an amazing time. Not only hanging with my friends (the film is produced by Daniel Dubiecki and DP’d by Eric Steelberg -- we did all of Jason’s short films together) - but made new friends, got to watch some talented actors work and enjoyed the good people and hospitality of St. Louis! I have to thank fabulous costume designer Danny Glicker (“Thank You For Smoking,” and nominated for an Oscar for “Milk”) for giving my character perhaps the best tie in the world! I tried it on and we knew we found Goalquest Gold!  Here I am with Jason, the tie, and our friend - the camera on the GOALQUEST XX stage. • • • THESE ARE THE DAYS... OF MY LIFE I booked a voice over on Days Of Our Lives. The cool part was they had me come to the set to do my part live. (Days was my Mom’s soap when I was growing up - so she was thrilled.) I voice a cranky old man, a patient who yells out his room at the new girl at the hospital. I’m told the episode will air April 7th. So keep an ear out for me! • • • WATCH ME NIP & TUCK At last the episode of Nip/Tuck I’m on (titled “Manny Skerritt”) aired on FX. Click below to see me play one of “The Steves” -- super agents to top baby models in the world! I’m pretty proud of it.  • • • TAKE ME TO THE ‘PILOT’ I am very excited to announce we have wrapped principal photography on a pilot presentation. Written by and starring Michael Cotter, Darren O’Hare and me! A few months ago we came up with a great idea and then decided - why not write it and go out and shoot it!  Our game got raised to the next level when our director, Lee Friedlander, came aboard. She was amazingly enthusiastic about the project and she made it possible for us to shoot on the new Sony RED camera, got together an amazing crew of about twenty people, and got everything we needed in our three day shoot.  We had good friends help us out in every aspect, from being production assistants to being in the cast!  It was an incredible experience and I’m very excited about seeing how it turns out and what we are able to do with it. Kudos To Michael and Darren - for not only putting up with me , but making it so much fun to shoot - we kept laughing and laughing!  • • • Fall 2008 LIFE ON ‘TIL DEATH I worked a week on the FOX sitcom ‘Til Death, starring Brad Garrett. I play Dave Weber - a suburban father whose family dog , Mr. Bumpers, is missing and Kenny (JB Smoove) returns him for the reward. I had a great time and always love the chance to do a show in front of a live studio audience. (Yet - I broke the first rule of show business - never work with kids or animals. Our scene had the wonder poodle - Dash AND the absolutely adorable Buddy. Oh well, they were both too cute!)  • • • IN COL. KLINK’S FOOTSTEPS    I am honored to follow the tradition of Sgt. Schultz and all the other funny televisions Nazi’s! Here is my bit on FOX’s outrageous comedy, “The Family Guy.”  Click on my animated character above to see the clip! • • • REUNITED... “The Show” I traveled back to Michigan State University for a reunion of MSU Telecasters, the organization that makes The Show - A student run, produced, written and acted sitcom about dorm life. It was a big part of my life when I was there. I was an actor, writer and even co-produced an episode. The Show is still going 20 years after it’s conception! It was so amazing to celebrate with old friends, meet people who worked on it throughout the years, as well hang with the rockin’ folks who are making it today! A fantastic time I will not soon forget.  Good friend Greg Harrison (left) and I on a panel about “Breaking Into The Business.”  Greg and I with current cast members Hazen Natzmer and Darcy Dittrich on the set of “The Show.” • • • TO DVR... OR NOT TO DVR I just shot a commercial for Time Warner Cable, highlighting their DVR. I’m in a bit where my wife and I talk to each other at a cocktail party through our teeth (see Mom, all that money for braces paid off!!)  • • • I DARE YOU TO BE COLORFUL The website for Clorox 2 is up and running. If you want to see a lot of wacky Witzke stuff, check it out:  www.daretobecolorful.com • • • Summer 2008 STAIN FIGHT CLUB COLOR BOOSTER CLUB Keep an eye out for me this fall in two national ads for CLOROX 2 - promoting its stain fighting and color boosting power! They are fun spots where I drive up in the Clorox 2 Van (see below) and dare people to be colorful! A group of kids playing soccer and then a bunch of dirty, dingy construction workers. The spots were directed by Randall Einhorn, who is the director of photography on “The Office”. As he was casting, he remembered me from the commercial we made on “The Office” and requested I come in and audition. Cut to: me getting the job and having a blast shooting the spots.  But wait - there’s more! Then a couple weeks later I flew up to Oakland (home of Clorox headquarters) and did some green screen work because I will be hosting the Clorox 2 website!  Even more fun. They think the website will launch mid-September. You’ll get to see me doing some wacky stuff... like wearing a jumpsuit and getting ketchup, mustard, dirt and mayo thrown at me. This was the last shot of the day, and of course some got in my hair (that I tried to rinse out). Then had to go straight to the airport. Needless to say, I smelled like a hot dog the whole way home. Hilarious!  I was lucky again to work with another great group of people. Hopefully everyone will be happy with the spots and we’ll make more! More daring to be colorful. More stain fighting. More color boosting! • • • WHAT’S MY “LINE?” My friend Ed Stein called me at 9:30 AM and said, “Witzke, what are you doing today?” Well, it turns out an actor in a project he was shooting dropped out last minute. A couple of hours later, I was in Griffith Park in make up and wardrobe shooting a scene from “Above The Line.” Far be it from me to turn down the chance to act... and with a talented friend no less! Just another day in Hollywood.  • • • YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS REVISITED I was cast again this year in The Blank Theater Company’s Young Playwright’s Festival, in a show called ”Spin Alley.” Written by 19 year old Chad Baker of Beaver Creek, Ohio- it’s the story of what might happen if a male and female candidate for president get thrown into a hotel ‘safe room’ after an assassination attempt at a debate. I played one of the two secret service agents stuck in the room with them. It was VERY well received (even with the air conditioning on the fritz on 100+ degree days!). Such a joy to work on such fresh and interesting projects (with two weeks of rehearsals and one weekend of performances). My kudos to our director Warren Davis and my fellow cast members: Mark Arnold, Beth Broderick, Tom Lenk, Joe Nieves and Angel Parker.  I also had a small part in another play that evening, “Izzy Icarus Fell Off The World” written by Aliza Goldstein (Age 16 from Jacksonville, FL). I played young autistic Izzy’s father. Another fine (young) cast: Juliette Goglia, Aidan Mitchell, Parker McKenna Posey. Thanks to director Thia Stephan.  • • • May 2008 HERE A ‘NIP’ - THERE A ‘TUCK’! Every so often an audition comes along that I think - “Now this would be so, so, so much fun to shoot.” And in this case, I got that chance. Keeping with the fantastic tone of Nip/Tuck, I play one of “The Steves” - the top agents in LA for baby models. I don’t want to give too much away, but let’s just say we require that the kids get some work done to insure they get hired. That’s right... botoxing babies! It was an amazingly fun day. Great script, awesome cast and crew and lots of laughs. AND it turns out the director (Dirk Craft) went to Michigan State and graduated the year before I arrived. Small, small world!  Kelly Carlson, Tim Conlon, Me, Julian McMahon  “The Steves” hang out waiting for their close-ups • • • THE WRITING IS ON THE ‘WALL-E’ When I tell people I freelance write for movie trailers, they often ask if they’ve seen anything I may have written. Well - here’s one for you! In the newest trailer for the Pixar animated film, WALL-E, one of my lines made it into the final trailer: He’s developed one little glitch - a personality. Click on the logo below to watch the tailer. I think the folks I work with at CMP did a great job - I’m proud to have contributed!  • • • SOME ‘RADIO ADVICE’ I recorded a radio spot for the AARP’s website:  It’s a spot called “Radio Advice’, where I encourage people to hold the candidates to their campaign promises... of course in sarcastic, yet lovable Witzke way. Keep an ear out for it! • • • DROVE MY ‘CHEVY’ TO THE LEVEE... Coming this Memorial Day weekend - keep your eye out for me shopping for a new Chevy! I’ll be in a GM ad celebrating a big sale... you’ll be able to tell from the big arrows pointing to the cars on sale!. It was a nice shoot and great to talk ‘Michigan’ with the client and agency (a nice group of cool people. One lives in my home town, Grosse Pointe... another went to Michigan State!) And because the spots naturally feature the cars more than us humans... here’s a picture of the cute couple who are browsing, so you can keep an eye out for us!  • • • A RETURN TO THE ‘FAMILY’ I got a call that I needed to go back in and record a new line or two for the episode of “The Family Guy” I did last year (“Road To Germany” as The Nazi Guar. Tentative air date: Oct. 19th, 2008). It was yet another pleasure working with the guys at “Guy” - but there was an amazing bonus when I was finished. There, waiting in the lobby, was none other than the the original Batman himself - ADAM WEST! Go ahead, call me a geek, but it was very cool to meet him. We had a nice conversation. Holy Childhood Hero! • • • March, 2008 NCIS ON CBS IS A-OK WITH ME! A nice little birthday gift for me - the day before my Bday I got to spend the day shooting a part on the CBS Navy crime drama: NCIS. I play the attendant at a funeral for a naval officer whose death might just be the result of foul play! Lauren Holly’s character (she plays the Director of the NCIS) overhears me give an important clue to a mysterious stranger. It was a great day of work on location at the beautiful Forever Hollywood Cemetery.  A fantastic surprise was to find out that an old friend, SaraJane Bos, works on the Art Department of the show! She took great care of me. It’s always a treat to get a chance to work with friends.  • • • EXTENDED AGAIN! “The Last Schwartz” has been extended for a third time! Performances will run until April 27th! (see below for details). • • • ROGUE WARRIOR, COME OUT AND PLAY! I recorded a voice for an upcoming video game, “Rogue Warrior.” I know very little about it, they kept things very hush, hush. But - I do know that I am the voice of “T-Bone” Capel. Thanks to the wonders of the internet, I was able to find this picture:  Pretty exciting to voice some cool combat commands! Coming soon to a video game console near you. • • • JUNO... MEET OSCAR! HOLY MOLY! I am so excited that not only was Ellen Page nominated for an Academy Award for her amazing performance AND Diablo Cody for her unbelievable screenplay... BUT - JASON REITMAN nominated for BEST DIRECTOR AND JUNO nominated for BEST PICTURE!!!! How crazy that I’m a part of a film nominated for “Best Picture!!!” I am thrilled to be a small part of this film with a HUGE heart - and am still jumping up and down with excitement for Jason and everyone who helped make this movie an unforgettable film.  Click on the logo above to learn where to look for me in the film. • • • Jan. - 2008 MAY THE ‘SCHWARTZ’ BE WITH YOU I will be appearing on stage January 4th through February 24th in the play: THE LAST SCHWARTZ.  In this poignant comedy, the Schwartz siblings have gathered in their childhood family home for the one-year anniversary of their father's death. Over the weekend, fireworks, riotous humor and serious drama unfolds, as the parties interact and a long-held family secret is revealed. I am joining the well reviewed production playing the middle brother, Simon. Here’s the info: Friday & Saturday’s at 8 PM Sundays at 2 PM Zephyr Theatre 
7456 Melrose Ave 
Los Angeles, CA  90046 
Ample Street Parking Check out PLAYS411.COM for more info (and possible discount tickets). • • • Fall - 2007 A CLASS-Y SHORT My fabulous acting teacher, Lesly Kahn has been encouraging us to create our own content to post online. So this month we had an assignment to write a scene for two of our classmates. We then went and shot it to make a short film. Here is the film that I wrote for Molly Baker and Nick Clark. I’m kind of proud at how it turned out (because we had so little prep time): COFFEE MATE Click above to be directed to the youtube page • • • INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH I worked on an industrial video for Microsoft.  It’s for a new product that was so top secret, they couldn’t tell me the name of it - but I know it has to do with do with a photo program. I played a father who spends the day taking pictures with my son and we email the pictures to mom. I was in and out of a suit of armor, scuba gear, 50’s cardigan and a safari outfit. So, I have no idea where and when it will appear - but it should be entertaining.  • • • THE WHOLE ‘TRUTH’! I booked a role in a fantastic pilot for TNT called: “Truth In Advertising.” It stars Eric McCormack (Will of “Will & Grace”) and Tom Cavanaugh (Ed from “Ed”) and it is a smart, fun story of a copy writing team at an Ad Agency in Chicago. I play the moderator of a focus group that is being asked their opinion about a campaign. Who knows... if it gets picked up, they just might need to do more focus groups! Here is my self portrait from my trailer:  • • • POPPING INTO “THE OFFICE” I have been a huge fan from the beginning... I’m talking the original British series with Rickey Gervais, vis a vis, becoming a fan of the American version. So I was BEYOND excited when I got the call from my favorite director and amazing friend Jason, saying he was directing an episode and there was a role he was pushing for me to play! I am in the episode titled, “Local Ad” - where they decide to make a commercial for Dunder-Mifflin. I am the star of corporate's ad, playing the frazzled business man who can’t get help from a chain store and is relieved to find Dunder-Mifflin. I had a fantastic time and think it’s going to be a fun episode (especially when Michael decides to direct his own commercial).  Jeff and Jason in “The Office” • • • ROGER RAVES ABOUT ‘JUNO’ Jason Reitman’s “Juno” premiered at the Toronto Film Festival. I had the absolute pleasure of being there and am so excited for people to see this amazing, fun, hilarious, and touching comedy! I would try to sum the night up -- but someone did it much better, Mr. Roger Ebert: TORONTO, Ont.—- I don’t know when I’ve heard a standing ovation so long, loud and warm as the one after Jason Reitman’s “Juno,” which I predict will become quickly beloved when it opens at Christmas time, and win a best actress nomination for its 20- year old star, Ellen Page. Click here for the full fantastic review. The film was named the runner-up for the festival’s People’s Choice Award! Congrats Jason! • • • “BENCH” TRAILER IS ONLINE!  Click HERE to see a trailer of the short film I did earlier this year. I just saw it and I’m very proud of the great work that went into this. • • • JUST ONE OF THE ‘GUY’s I got the very cool opportunity to record a voice for an upcoming episode of the hit show “The Family Guy.”  I am in an episode titled “Road To Germany” and play a Nazi Guard who chases Stewie and Brian. I have no idea when it will air, but my guess is not until towards the end of the year. The highlight was being directed in the booth by the creator of the show Seth McFarlane. Very cool, funny guy! • • • I’M OPEN TO A ‘CLOSER’ Coming this holiday season you’ll get to see me in an episode of the TNT hit show “The Closer.” I got the chance, not only to work with the star, the lovely Krya Sedgwick -- but with the hilarious French Stewart (from “3rd Rock From The Sun”). And if that wasn’t enough, the episode was directed by acclaimed Broadway director Scott Ellis! (who is nominated for an Emmy this year). A top notch production with one of the nicest casts and crews ever!   • • • I SEE THE ‘LITE’ I had the pleasure of shooting a Miller Lite commercial that stars John C. McGinley from “Scrubs.” He plays the Commissioner of the “More Taste League.” He’s hilarious and my spot takes place at a tailgate. Word is - look for it during Football Season. . • • • Summer - 2007 GETTING ‘REAL’  I filmed a commercial last week for Real Insurance, an Australian insurance company. I play an attorney (part of an identically dressed set) who give advice to a retired American mobster. It was a nice, quick and warm day. Unless you are planning a trip down under, you won’t be seeing this one - as it will only be playing for the Aussies. • • • WAKE UP - THE SITE IS UP!!! Check out my wacky performance as Stu McJergensen, host of the Diet Pepsi Max YAWN-A-THON at: www.wakeuppeople.com It might take a couple seconds to load (where it says ‘oddcast), but it’s good, peppy, invigorating fun!  • • • June, 2007 YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS RULE! I had the great honor of being a part of The Blank Theater Company’s 15th Annual Young Playwrights Festival. They do a nation wide contest looking for plays written by teenagers, ages 13 to 19. The top twelve plays are then produced for a weekend with actors, costumes, lights, etc. They put up three plays a week, and I was in the first weekend of the festival in a show called “Counting The Sheep.” A very smart farce about the U.S. Supreme Court written by 16 year old Matt Grossman from New York, NY.  I played an attorney arguing a case, and kissing the judicial butts of Justices. It was a fun 2 week rehearsal process and a blast to perform in front of an audience. A huge bonus was that I got to have fun and play against Bonita Friedericy (a mini “Book of Liz” reunion). My favorite part was hearing our author giggling in the audience every time he watched it. A fantastic experience all the way around! • • • May, 2007 GOING TO THE ‘MAX’ I just returned from a whirlwind two day trip to Dallas, where I shot a fun internet ‘webisode’ for a new Pepsi product, Diet Pepsi Max. It’s an invigorating cola with more caffeine and ginseng - yet no calories! Their ads will focus on people getting rid of yawns -- which will drive traffic to a website. There you will find me as the cheesy host of “The Yawn-A-Thon” --where folks are urged to donate their yawns instead of money. The shoot was so much fun, and I had a blast with the folks from Pepsi and their agency, Tribal DDB. I think it will turn out to be quite a fun piece - so once they have it up and running - I’ll post a link. • • • SHORT SHOOT: “BENCH” I was approached a few months ago by director Dom Ricco with a script he had written for a short. He felt I would be perfect for one of the two lead characters in, “Bench.” I read the script and really liked it - and before I knew it, spent several weeks rehearsing with Diandra Newlin. Last weekend we completed our three night shoot (yes - basically from 7 PM to 7 AM) on  a bridge with the L.A. skyline at night as a backdrop. It was beautiful, yet cold... tiring, yet exhilarating. I can’t wait to see how it comes together and hopefully it will be coming to a film festival near you!  • • • IN THE ‘JUSTICE’ LEAGUE I am extremely excited to announce that I have new theatrical representation! I am now repped by Super Agent: Todd Justice of Venture, IAB. Faster than a speeding deal memo... More powerful than a simple breakdown submission... Able to leap a pre-read in a single bound.... I am happy to say that he is now fighting for Truth, Justice (of course), and the Witzke Way! • • • January - March 2007 DO YOU KNOW, “JUNO”? Well, then let me introduce you. “Juno” is Jason Reitman’s next feature about a teenage girl named... you guessed it - Juno!  It stars Ellen Page, Jennifer Garner, Jason Bateman, Allison Janney and Michael Cera. It’s a fantastic independent comedy and I was honored to get the call from Jason Reitman saying he wanted me to fly up to Vancouver to be a part of the film. The shoot went fantastic and it was so great to be reunited with the team behind all the short films - Jason, producer Dan Dubiecki and D.P. Eric Steelberg. • • • IN THEATERS MARCH 9TH! Check out a new and great documentary by my friend James Scurlock: “Maxed Out,” about credit card debt in America. If you listen, you will here a few voice overs done by yours truly. It’s only playing in ten cities, so check out the list or watch the trailer online. ALSO - check out the piece that ran on Nightline. Good piece and my VO made it! Click HERE. • • • PERSONAL PAN PIZZAZ! Keep your eyes out in a few month for a fun Pizza Hut commercial that I shot this month. It’s a cool spot where someone at the office makes a “Hut Run” for lunch... but I’m the guy who didn’t get the memo and is stuck eating my lame wimpy lame sandwich. • • • NO ‘BONES’ ABOUT IT I was cast in a fun guest star role on FOX’s hit show “Bones” -- Only to learn the night before the shoot, they wrote my scene out of the show. This is my second time cast on the show (I was cast in the pilot) and my second time not getting to shoot. But such is the business and you know what they say -- Third time’s the charm! • • • December, 2006 AN ‘ADVAIR’ TO REMEMBER I wrapped up 2006 with the fun holiday treat of shooting a commercial for the respiratory medicine Advair. In the spot, Grandma uses Advair and can now help little Lucy blow out the birthday candles at her birthday party - I play Lucy’s dad. A great way to end a wonderful year. • • • UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! I am very pleased to announce that I am now working with manager Lara Rosenstock. We met. We clicked. And now I am excited to be a client of Lara Rosenstock Management. • • • JUST ONE OF THE CABLE GUYS This week I worked on an ad for Comcast Cable. They are going into the phone service market, so I play a representative of the competition - The Big Old Expensive Phone Company. It should be a fun spot, I work in the ‘call center.’ • • • TO THE AIRWAVES AND BEYOND The “12 Days” of Christmas spot for WAL•MART should start airing soon - BUT - I just learned that there is a good chance that it may play in movie theaters over the holidays!! So as you are munching your pre-show popcorn, keep and eye out for my silly mug.  Click on the picture above to watch the spot online! • • • November, 2006 A ‘HELP’ful FUN FILLED JOB! I just worked on the ABC comedy “Help Me Help You.” I have a fun scene with the hilarious Jim Rash who plays ‘Jonathan.’ Though our scene takes place in the men’s room, the humor does not go down the toilet (sorry, sorry, I had to go there... at least I didn’t say we got the scene in the can!) October, 2006 A HAT TRICK OF A WEEK! Well it was a busy, busy week for me. I got the chance to go to war, take a road trip and go start the holidays right... so to speak.  I did a fun little spot on the Fox comedy, “The War At Home” where I played a paramedic in one of their comic fantasy sequences. Then took a trip down to Orange County to play yet another role on the hit show “The OC.” I’m part of this year’s ‘Chrismikkuh’ episode, playing a news corespondent. As not to confuse viewers - and start a slew of letters to the producers, I decided that the snippy store clerk I played last season became so intrigued by the watch stealing that he went into investigative journalism. And finally - I worked on a national holiday spot for Wal•Mart. Come holiday season keep an eye our for me at a party singing “The Twelve Days of Christmas.” I tell ya, there’s nothing like singing that song over, and over and over again all day long. NOTHING! It was a glorious week and an experience that makes me realize how much I love being on sets and doing what I do. It’s a pretty cool thing. • • • CHECK OUT A SMOKING DVD! Rent it! Netflix it! Buy it! If you didn’t catch it in theaters now is your chance to see “Thank You For Smoking!” Even if you did see it - pick up a copy to watch some of the great extras. Rumor has it Jason mentions me in his director’s commentary (here’s hoping he says something nice and not an embarrassing story!) • • • July, 2006 I’M A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY... I just shot a video with country music superstar, Toby Keith. It will play at the beginning of his concerts starting in Aug. I play a network exec. who pitches a reality show to Toby. It was a lot of fun to do and Toby was the nicest, coolest, down to earth guy --- so if you are going to see him in concert, look for me. I play “Jeff” the network executive (see - I was born to play the role!) • • • July, 2006 I just signed with VOX, Inc. for Voice Over representation! I’m very excited to take my voice talents to new levels with the help of the entire amazing team at VOX! • • • March, 2006 NOW PLAYING! Catch me as “The Kidnapper” in Jason Reitman’s razor-sharp satire. Click here to watch the trailer. It’s a fun movie with an amazing cast: Aaron Eckhart, Robert Duvall, Rob Lowe, William H. Macy, Sam Elliot, Adam Brody, Katie Holmes and JEFF WITZKE. It’s getting great reviews. Click here to read a few. • • •  After 172 performance, the L.A. run of “The Book of Liz” by Amy and David Sedaris has finally come to a close. And much like cheeseballs, all good things must come to an end. We continued to play to sold out audiences from our first preview on April 26th, 2005 to our closing night March 26th, 2006. 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