She graduated from Cal State University, Fullerton’s BFA Musical Theater program which led her to performing in many regional shows all over California. Devon is a California native and former employee in Entertainment at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, CA as well as Universal Studios, Hollywood. She played Caitlyn Caussin in the ensemble and understudied Gretchen, Karen, and the Adult Woman. This past year he was a guest on “Pose”, “For Life”, and the first episode of the reboot of the original “Law & Order”.Ī Broadway dancer, singer, and actress who made her Broadway debut in 2018 as part of the original cast of Mean Girls the Musical. He has made over 100 appearances as a guest or a recurring player from soap operas to “The Sopranos” and everything in between. Mark has worked extensively in film, television, and commercials. Most recently he appeared in the premiers of three new American plays, including the hit Smart Blonde, Tech Support, and Drift, which was shut down by the pandemic. He has worked in regional theater, on national tours, and off-Broadway for over thirty-five years. He is proud to have had the honor of working three times with the late, great director Gerald Gutierrez and twice with the esteemed David Leveaux. He also appeared in The Producers, having the opportunity to perform the role of Max Bialystock. Original productions include: The Most Happy Fella, Victor/Victoria, Betrayal, Marie Christine, The Smell Of The Kill, The Boys From Syracuse, Dinner at Eight, Fiddler On The Roof (performing the role of Tevye) and Jersey Boys, originating the role of Gyp DeCarlo.
"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is already a great classic work one of the most enduring post-war childrens books Dahl is undeniably special" (Connolly, 102).Mark Lotito is a veteran of ten Broadway shows.
"Charlie earned for its author a cult following among child readers Dahl has been called a literary genius his books have been considered modern fairy tales" (Silvey, 186). An exceptional copy, most rare signed and inscribed in the year of publication. Housed in a custom half morocco clamshell box. This copy was signed within a month of publication. The publication date was September 1964 and the first printing run consisted of 10,000 copies and sold out within four weeks. Fine in an excellent dust jacket that shows some light wear to the foot of the spine. Inscribed by the author in the year of publication, “For Jane and Alex with much love Roald Dahl October 1964.” Octavo, original publishers red cloth with blind stamped title to the front board, spine lettered in gilt. First-issue dust jacket, with no ISBN number on the rear panel. First edition, first issue, in full red cloth and with six lines of publishing information on last page (instead of five).
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