''Lardington Lark''

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About The Creators

Robert Kulow ... Book, Music and Lyrics
Robert Kulow received his B.A. in drama from Tufts University in 1975, lived in New York City for six years on the periphery of the theater scene, then returned to the Boston area, receiving a Master's Degree in Playwriting from Tufts in 1985. His one-act ''Moses Made Fun'' had its first public presentation at the First Parish Church, Weston, MA in 1988. ''A Unitarian Christmas Pageant'' had its premier at the same venue in 1993. ''Lardington Lark'' was first performed at the Eleanor Welch Casey Theater, Regis College in 2004. Other works by Mr. Kulow include the religious play ''The Gospel Truth'', and the musicals ''I'm Not Perfect But I'm Something'' and ''The Battle of the Bands - a musical for Middle School.'' Mr. Kulow is a member of ASCAP.

Steven Sussman ... Arranger
Steven Sussman plays new music and jazz as well as the traditional classical repetoire. He performs frequently as a soloist, chamber musician and accompanist. Sussman is affiliated with The Rivers Music School and Brown Bag Opera while maintaining a private studio in his Needham home. He plays regularly in the Boston Theater district, including shows at The Wang Center, The Schubert Theater and The Colonial Theater. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Music from Indiana University and a Master's Degree in Music from Boston University.

Daryl Kojak ... Orchestrations
Daryl Kojak has worked in the New York music scene for nearly twenty-five years as a pianist, producer, composer, songwriter, arranger and musical director. Recently he has produced and arranged recordings for Broadway artists Mary Testa, Stephanie Pope and Heather MacRae, arranged and co-produced Laurie Krauz' jazz disc ''Catch Me If You Can'', featuring George Coleman on tenor sax, and produced ''Our Hearts Sing'' with Sandi Durell for the Genesius Guild, featuring twenty-one Broadway and Cabaret artists. He has performed On- and Off-Broadway and in clubs with Robin Williams, Billy Crystal, Sandra Bernhardt, Vicki Sue Robinson, and Carmel Quinn, and has also worked with Christopher Walken, Jasmine Guy, Randy Brecker, and Chapman Roberts. Kojak has created and scored music for film, television, stage and video games, including the feature films ''Nola'' (TriStar) and ''True Love'' (MGM). Kojak has received Backstage's Bistro Award for Outstanding Musical Direction and has been nominated for ''Best Musical Director'' by MAC. His debut CD, ''Notes From The Pilgrimage'', is available on Cornerstone Records.