Infertility: The Musical That's Hard To Conceive

Infertility: the musical that's hard to conceive follows the trials and tribulations of five would-be parents as they try to beat an uncooperative stork. The three fertility scenarios depicted are all based on real-life stories, including that of author/composer Chris Neuner and his wife, Amy. By telling the stories of a Midwestern husband and wife undergoing fertility treatments, a single professional woman trying to adopt and a lesbian couple seeking the perfect sperm donor, Infertility: the musical that's hard to conceive lifts the taboo on a condition that affects 1 out of 7. The cast of Infertility: the musical that's hard to conceive features Erin Davie, Jenni Frost, Seri Johnson, Cadden Jones, Larry Picard and Kurt Robbins. Infertility: the musical that's hard to conceive began performances Off-Broadway on October 14, 2005 and ran through Febrary 14, 2006 BIOGRAPHIES ERIN DAVIE (April). National tours include: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Swing! (US/Japan). Erin was a featured soloist with the Boston Pops Best of Broadway Series. JENNI FROST (Zusu). Recent credits include the Drama Desk-nominated revival of First Lady Suite and Transport Group's production of Our Town. TV: All My Children. Jenni is happy to once again be part of Infertility, having been with it since it's beginning. SERI JOHNSON (Heather). Regional and touring credits include Damn Yankees!, Mame, Magic of Musicals, Swinging on a Star, Tintypes, Oklahoma, Pump Boys and Dinettes and The Music Man. CADDEN JONES (Autumn) is a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts (CAP21), has been touring the country over the past year, and is thrilled to be back and performing in NYC. Credits include: West Side Story (Maria), The Wild Party (Queenie), The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Rosa Bud) and The Fantasticks (Louisa) to name a few. Cadden is a proud member of Actor's Equity. LARRY PICARD (Doctor). Larry's most memorable regional productions include Titanic; Ragtime; Oklahoma; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum; Kiss Me, Kate; The Nerd and Anhouil's Eurydice. KURT ROBBINS (Dick) was last seen in the Broadway National Tour of Thoroughly Modern Millie where he performed the role of Trevor Graydon. Previously, Kurt starred in the Off-Broadway hit show The Water Coolers. A native of Santa Barbara and graduate of UC Irvine, Kurt has also appeared in films, most notably the Oscar-winning A Beautiful Mind. CHRIS NEUNER (Author/Composer/Producer) writes and produces music in many different genres. He was selected as one of ASCAP's top 10 up-and-coming pop writers in 2003. In addition to composing, his music production credits include: Time Warner Cable, A&E, The Hallmark Channel, The Winans, as well as national and regional jingles. Chris teaches audio and music production at the Institute of Audio Research in Greenwich Village. Additional musical composition credits include Any Color You Like, about the life of Industrialist, Henry Ford and The Casket and the Sword. DAN FOSTER (Director) most recently directed Broadway Unplugged at Town Hall. Other directing work has been seen at Playwright's Horizons, The Donmar Warehouse (London), Pegasus Players (Chicago), and the Theatre Estradi (Moscow). Regional credits include Sunday in the Park with George, Twelfth Night, A Few Good Men, Seussical, Sea Marks, Fools, and the world premiere of The Molly Maguires. He also directed the award-winning Sibling Revelry starring Ann Hampton Callaway and Liz Callaway as well as it's sequel, Relative Harmony. Mr. Foster is a co-founder of Hudson Stage Company. For HSC he has directed Full Bloom, 37 Postcards, Baltimore Star, and True Home, a musical by Cass Morgan with a score by Stephen Schwartz, Jeanine Tesori, and others. Mr. Foster began his career as an actor, appearing in the Broadway production of City of Angels, off-Broadway in Cymbelline, the Chicago production of Baby (JEFF nomination, Best Actor), and on TV in The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys, Against the Law, Lemon Sky and All My Children. MICHELLE YAROSHKO (Choreographer) has choreographically bee