Lani Ridley Pedrini

Producer: Theaters of Vision Productions (TOVP) / Ambassador Foundation (AF)

Founder & Co Chair: Theaters of Vision All Star Community Orchestra (TOVASCO)

As producer of the Theaters of Vision Productions (TOVP) / Ambassador Foundation (AF) benefit production and Founder and Co-Chair of the Theaters of Vision All Star Community Orchestra (TOVASCO), Lani Ridley Pedrini is very excited about the opportunity to reach out to the San Gabriel Valley communities with great entertainment for families and great opportunities for talented up and coming musicians. The best part is that a portion of the net proceeds from Harry Who? will go back to the Music Departments of the schools of the musicians participating in the Harry Who? TOVASCO Orchestra. In addition to directing and chairing the (TOVP) charter, Ms. Ridley Pedrini also serves on the Executive Board of the San Gabriel Valley Music Theater (SGVMT) and as Co-Chair on the Second Baptist Church Board of Trustees for the last 18 years. She has produced, directed and / or performed in over 100 performances which include musical theater, serious drama and comedic roles for both stage and television, supporting more than 50 different charities and many of them multiple times. Ms. Ridley Pedrini is a five time Published Author and National Award Recipient (Select Poets Award and The Vision Library Award: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001): Poems and inspirational pieces, (International Library of Poetry and The Famous Poets Society); and three time published book, Lifting the Veil; and over 200 poetic and lyrical copywrites. Her family established the Pedrini Music stores in 1934 with retail outlets all over Southern California.

David Miller

Theaters of Vision All Star Community Orchestra (TOVASCO) Conductor / Co-Chair

Rehearsal conductor David Miller has been the instrumental music director at Pasadena High School since 1986. Mr. Miller has also led the PUSD All-District Band, a group that has appeared in two Rose Parades and the London New Years Parade, since 2005. In 2008 he received the Pasadena Rotary Teacher of Excellence Award and in 2009 will be recognized by the California Music Educators Association as its nominee for the Southern California High School Instrumental Music Teacher of the Year. David Miller began his career as a music educator in 1975 when he became Music Director for the Boys Clubs of Pasadena. Over the years, he has taught thousands of Pasadena area students and has frequently traveled with student performers throughout the Western United States, Mexico, and Canada. Besides his teaching and conducting activities, Mr. Miller is a freelance flutist, often performing as a duo with his wife and harpist, Paulette, maintains a part-time woodwind repair business, and has a passion for long-distance bicycling.

Charles Offenhauser

Technical Director

Charles Offenhauser is the program technical director for productions and events in both large and small venues all over Southern California, including such productions as the Ozapalooza Road Show, Inner Sanctum and most recently the Harry Who? Road Show, to name a few. When not on stage performing or in Technical Director mode, Charles is the entertainment Program Chairman, and plays the organ, piano and guitar at the Arcadia Masonic Lodge. He has been coined as “Mr. Music”. During the day he runs Offenhauser Industries, Inc., a machine shop in Los Angeles.

Pamela Kay

Overall Choreographer

A choreographer, dancer, performer and musician (banjo extraordinaire), Pamela Kay has appeared with some of the biggest names in show business. Her creative and snappy choreography, her sparkly personality, vocals, instrumentals, and quick wit keep her in demand from coast to coast. She has performed in the biggest venues in Las Vegas including Ceasar's Palace and the Sahara. Her television appearances include the Tonight Show and the Jerry Lewis National Telethon. As leader of the Tap Chicks dance company and the Harry Who? production overall choreographer, Theaters of Vision Productions is very pleased and fortunate to have her great contribution of time and talent.