Patience 1988
Original Production:
Opera Comique, London, April 23, 1881
Written by: W. S. Gilbert
Composed by: Arthur Sullivan
SLOC Production:
Nov. 11, 12, 18, 19 at 8:15pm
Nov. 13 at 2:30pm - 1988
Corey Auditorium, Carlisle, MA
CAST
Patience: Donna Parry
Lady Angela: Evelyn Greene
Lady Ella: Nina Tilander
Lady Jane: Laura Schall Gouillart
Lady Saphir: Ellen Spear
Colonel Calverley: Mark Hotchkiss
Major Murgatroyd: John Bennett
Lieut., the Duke of Dunstable: Arthur Comer
Reginald Bunthorne: Peter Stark
Archibald Grosvenor: Ray Thackeray
Mr. Bunthorne's Solicitor: Tom Raftery
Chorus of Rapturous Maidens:
Meg Bennett, Nancy Burstein, Karin Christian,
Janice Dallas, Mary DeGarmo, Lisa Gertzis,
Bernice Higgins, Charlotte Hotchkiss,
Sabine Kowal, Shelly Morss, Jenifer Pigg,
Deb Poppel, Marina Silliker, Phyllis Staffier,
Connie West, Mary Workman
Chorus of Officers of the 35th Dragoon Guards:
Alan Barrett, David Brooks, Philip Drew,
John Finni, Brian Harris, Rollin Jeglum,
John Traphagan, Ted Workman
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director: Lora Chase
Music Director: Willis Traphagan
Producer: Muriel Hervey
Asst. Stage Director: Sally Osborn
Asst. Music Director: Nancy B. Head
Set Design: Brian Harris
Lighting Design: Carl Gersle
Costumer: Phoebe Haberkorn
Stage Manager: Kurt Lanza, Sally Osborn
Makeup: Mary McPherson
Set Construction: Kurt Lanza
Orchestra Managers: Bill & Nancy Burdine
Rehearsal Pianist: Roy Helander
Poster Design: David Rubel
Program: John Bennett, Peter Stark
Publicity: Belinda Burum & David Brooks
Box Office: Artie Comer
House Manager: Sally Hayen, Meredith Cameron
1988 Board of Directors:
President: Philip Drew
Vice President: Leslie Kmetz
Treasurer: John Bennett
Secretary: Karen Valovcin
Archivist/Historian: Arthur Comer
Members at Large: Belinda Burum, Bob Byers, Deb Poppel, Peter Stark
Mikado 1989
Original Production:
Savoy Theatre, London, March 14, 1885
Written by: W. S. Gilbert
Composed by: Arthur Sullivan
SLOC Production:
Nov. 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25 at 8:00pm
Nov. 12, 19 at 2:00pm - 1989
Corey Auditorium, Carlisle, MA
CAST
The Mikado of Japan: Ray Thackeray
Nanki-Poo: Gregory Jackson
Ko-Ko: Peter Stark
Pooh-Bah: John Bennett
Pish-Tush: Hannes Kniewe
Yum-Yum: Donna Parry
Pitti-Sing: Connell West
Peep-Bo: Katherine Lague
Katisha: Laura Schall Gouillart
Chorus of School Girls, Nobles, Guards, and Coolies:
Ralph Anderson, Alan Barrett, Megan Bennett, Patricia Brewer, David Brooks, Janice Dallas,
Mary DeGarmo, Philip Drew, Donald Emmons,
Walt Howe, Bert Humbley Jr., Rollin Jeglum,
Deb Poppel, Kim Searle, Lauren Solomon,
Ellen Spear, Phyllis Staffier, Jonathan Wright,
John Zeisel
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director: Lora Chase
Music Director: Willis Traphagan
Producer: Muriel Hervey
Asst. Stage Director: Sally Osborn
Asst. Music Director: Nancy B. Head
Set Design: Brian Harris
Lighting Design: Ron Dallas
Costumer: Kathi Gaughan
Stage Managers: Sally Osborn, Kurt Lanza
Makeup: Mary McPherson
Set Construction: Kurt Lanza
Orchestra Managers: Bill & Nancy Burdine
Rehearsal Pianists: Barbara Lipstadt, Yvonne DuPont
Poster Design: Gaela
Program: John Bennet, Peter Stark
Publicity: Alan Barrett, Mary Degarmo, Phyllis Staffier, Peter Stark
Box Office: Meredith Cameron
House Manager: Sally Hayen
1989 Board of Directors:
President: Philip Drew
Vice President: Mary DeGarmo
Treasurer: John Bennett
Secretary: Deb Poppel
Members at large: Alan Barrett, Robert Byers, Ron Dallas, Sabine Kowal, Peter Stark
LIttle Mary Sunshine 1990
Little Mary Sunshine 1990
Original Production:
Orpheum Theater, New York, November 18, 1959
Book, Lyrics & Music by: Rick Besoyan
SLOC Production:
Nov. 9, 10, 16, 17 at 8:00pm
Nov. 11 at 2:00pm - 1990
Corey Auditorium, Carlisle, MA
CAST
Chief Brown Bear: Hannes Kniewe
Corporal Billy Jester: Peter Stark
Captain "Big Jim" Warrington: John Wilson
Mary Potts ("Little Mary Sunshine"): Donna Parry
Mme. Ernestine von Liebedich: Laura Schall Gouillart
Nancy Twinkle: Judi Ann Mavon
Fleet Foot: Rollin Jeglum
Yellow Feather: Jonathan Wright
General Oscar Fairfax, Ret.: Craig Howard
United States Forest Rangers:
Pete: Brian Harris
Tex: James Cafarella
Slim: Don Emmons
Hank: Ralph Anderson
Buster: Philip Drew
Tom: Tom Wilson
Dave: David Brooks
Jeb: jonathan Wright
Roy: Rollin Jeglum
Young Ladies of the Eastchester Finishing School:
Cora: Adele Keohan
Gwenolyn: Sarah Fachada
Henrietta: Janice Dallas
Maud: Mary Ellen Moriarty
Blanche: Deb Poppel
Mabel: Mary DeGarmo
Beatrice: Helen C. Bird
Phoebe: Beverly Franco
Penelope: Sherry Leavitt
Hildegarde: Joan Peterson
Jane: Nina Tillander
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director: Lora Chase
Music Director: Willis Traphagan
Producer: Alan Cameron
Asst. Stage Director: Vicky Cvitan
Asst. Music Director: Yvonne Dupont
Technical Director: Ron Dallas
Set Design: David Negrin
Lighting Design: Mark Guetersloh
Costumer: Sharon Groth
Stage Managers: Kurt Lanza, Vicky Cvitan
Makeup: Mary McPherson
Set Construction: Kurt Lanza
Orchestra Managers: Bill & Nancy Burdine
Rehearsal Pianists: Barbara Lipstadt, Linda O'Halloran
Poster Design: Gail Constable
Program: Deb Poppel
Publicity: Debbie Jancek
Photography: David Chase
Box Office: Meredith Cameron
House Manager: Sally Hayen
1990 Board of Directors:
President: Peter Stark
Vice President: Mary DeGarmo
Treasurer: Phil Drew
Librarian: Mary McPherson
Members at large: Ron Dallas, Brian Harris, Alessandra Kingsford, Barbara Lipstadt, Donna Parry
Photography by Martin Studios, Concord, MA
Poster design by Betsy Hazelton
Iolanthe 1991
Iolanthe 1991
Original Production:
Savoy Theatre, London, November 25, 1882
Written by: W. S. Gilbert
Composed by: Arthur Sullivan
SLOC Production:
Nov. 8, 9, 15, 16, at 8:00pm
Nov. 10 at 2:00pm - 1991
Corey Auditorium, Carlisle, MA
CAST
Phyllis: Donna Parry
Strephon: Brian Harris
Iolanthe: Leslie Maglitta
Fairy Queen: Adele Keohan
Lord Chancellor: Paul Janota
Lord Mountararat: Michael Mendyke
Lord Tolloller: Richard Bissell
Private Willis: Ray Thackeray
Celia: Cynthia Cascante
Leila: Jennifer M. Pigg
Fleta: Anastasia Sakellaris
Chorus of Fairies:
Susan Avery, Sarah Ballard, Sarah Brannen,
Janice Dallas, Mary DeGarmo, Patricia Dwyer,
Leslie Kmetz, Ann Laak, Stephanie Osser,
Joan Peterson, Linda Rings
Chorus of Peers:
Ralph Anderson, Dave Brooks, Phil Drew,
Don Emmons, John Finni, Rollin Jeglum,
Joel Lindsay, Tom Wilson, Tommy Olof Elder
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director: Lora Chase
Music Director: Willis Traphagan
Producer: Alan Cameron
Asst. Music Director: Yvonne DuPont
Technical Director: Ron Dallas
Set Design: Brian Harris
Lighting Design: Mark Guetersloh
Costumer: Sharon Groth
Wigs, Wings & Wands: Ron and Janice Dallas
Makeup: Mary McPherson
Hair Design: Dellaria Salon
Set Construction: Kurt Lanza
Orchestra Managers: Bill & Nancy Burdine
Rehearsal Pianist: Barbara Lipstadt
Poster & Art Design: Betsey Hazelton, Gail Constable, David Rubel
Program: Vicky Cvitan, Philip Drew
Publicity: Tamasin Wilson
Photography: David Chase
Box Office: Debbie Jancek, Meredith Cameron
House Manager: Sally Hayen
Audition Coordinator: Phyllis Staffier
1991 Board of Directors:
President: Mary DeGarmo
Vice President: Brian Harris
Treasurer: Philip Drew
Secretary: Laura Schall Gouillart
Librarian: Mary McPherson
Members at large: Ron Dallas, Alessandra Kingsford, Kurt Lanza, Donna Parry
photography by Dave Chase
Pinafore 1992
H.M.S. Pinafore 1992
Original Production:
Opera Comique, London, May 25, 1878
Written by: W. S. Gilbert
Composed by: Arthur Sullivan
SLOC Production:
Nov. 13, 14, 20, 21, at 8:00pm
Nov. 15, 22 at 2:00pm - 1992
Corey Auditorium, Carlisle, MA
CAST
Sir Joseph Porter K.C.B.: Peter Stark
Captain Corcoran: David Lethin
Ralph Rackstraw: Steven Peeler
Dick Deadeye: Stephen Curtis
Josephine: Shirley Leiphon
Little Buttercup: Laura Schall Gouillart
Cousin Hebe: Kathy Lague
Bill Bobstay (Boatswain): Michael McGuire
Bob Becket (Carpenter): William "Fritz" Kussin
Chorus of Sailors:
Ralph Anderson, Richard Bissell, Dave Brooks,
Noah DeGarmo, Philip Drew, Don Emmons,
Michael Hoffman, John Finni, Rollin Jeglum,
Ron O'Reilly, Bill Springer, Ben Stevens,
Tom Wilson
Chorus of Sisters, Cousins, and Aunts:
Susan Avery, Joan Bissell, Rebecca Bissell,
Janice Dallas, Mary DeGarmo, Sherry Leavitt,
Amy Meissner, Joyce Minosh, Joan Peterson,
Linda Rings, Eileen Ross, Susan Rubin,
Anastasia Sakellaris, Laurie Tema-Lyn,
Anne Tremblay
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director: William Doscher
Music Director: Willis Traphagan
Choreographer: Janice Micarelli
Producers: William Doscher, Mary DeGarmo
Asst. Music Director: Chia-Chi Chin
Technical Director: Ron Dallas
Set Design: Brian Harris
Lighting Design: Mark Guetersloh
Costumer: Diane Brainerd
Makeup: Mary McPherson
Hair Design: Dellaria Salon
Set Construction: Kurt Lanza
Orchestra Managers: Bill & Nancy Burdine
Rehearsal Pianist: Helen Payette
Poster & Art Design: David Rubel
Program: Deb Poppel
Photography: David Chase
Box Office: Ellen Huber
House Manager: Sally Hayen
Audition Coordinator: Alessandra Kingsford
1992 Board of Directors:
President: Mary DeGarmo
Vice President: Brian Harris
Treasurer: Kurt Lanza
Secretary: Laura Schall Gouillart
Historian: Muriel Hervey
Members at large: Ron Dallas, Don Emmons, Alessandra Kingsford, Donna Parry
photography by Dave Chase
Set Design Brian Harris
"And our saucy ship's a beauty."
Poster design by David Rubel
My Fair Lady 1993
My Fair Lady 1993
Original Production:
Mark Hellinger Theatre, New York, March 15, 1956
Book & Lyrics by: Alan J. Lerner
Music by: Frederick Loewe
SLOC Production:
Nov. 13, 14, 20, 21, at 8:00pm
Nov. 15, 22 at 2:00pm - 1993
Corey Auditorium, Carlisle, MA
CAST
Eliza Doolittle: Donna Parry
Henry Higgins: Ronald Mitchell
Colonel Pickering: Richard Bissell
Alfred P. Doolittle: Paul Janota
Freddy Eynsford-Hill: Jeffrey Currier
Mrs. Higgins: Laura Schall Gouillart
Mrs. Pearce: Paige Stover Hague
Mrs. Eynsford-Hill: Eileen Bradford
Harry: Alan Barrett
Jamie: Michael MacLellan
Zoltan Karparthy: Eric Miller
Queen of Transylvania: Eileen Bradford
Mrs. Hopkins: Linda Rings
Ensemble:
Alan Barrett, Rebecca Bissell, Eileen Bradford,
David Brooks, Alex Daltas, Mary DeGarmo,
Noah Degarmo, Philip Drew, Don Emmons,
Anne Herman, Judith Lyon-Mitchell,
Michael MacLellan, Eric Miller, Joyce Minosh,
Joan Peterson, Deb Poppel, Linda Rings,
Eileen Ross, Graeme Saphier, Ellen Spear,
Roger Winsby, Mary Whallon
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director: Lora Chase
Music Director: Willis Traphagan
Producer: Brian Harris
Asst. Stage Director: Joan Bissell
Asst. Music Director: Shirley Leiphon
Set Design: Brian Harris
Lighting Design: Mark Guetersloh
Technical Consultant: Rob Dawson
Sound: Scott Henderson, Matt Henderson
Costumer: Kathy Gaughan
Eliza's Costumes: Sharon Groth
Hair Design: Dellaria Salon
Set Construction: Kurt Lanza
Orchestra Managers: Bill & Nancy Burdine
Rehearsal Pianist: Linda O'Halloran
Poster & Art Design: David Rubel
Program: Deb Poppel
Publicity: Susanne Whitney-Smith
Photography: Lois D'Annunzio
Box Office: Ellen Huber
House Manager: Sally Hayen
Audition Coordinator: Phyllis Staffier
1993 Board of Directors:
President: Brian Harris
Vice President: Alessandra Kingsford
Treasurer: Kurt Lanza
Secretary: Laura Schall Gouillart
Historian: Muriel Hervey
Members at large: Richard Bissell, Joyce Minosh, Linda Rings, Eileen Ross
Set design by Brian Harris – My Fair Lady
Poster design by David Rubel
Yeoman 1994
Yeoman of the Guard 1994
Original Production:
Savoy Theatre, London, October 3, 1888
Written by: W. S. Gilbert
Composed by: Arthur Sullivan
SLOC Production:
Nov. 11, 12, 18, 19, at 8:00pm
Nov. 13, 20 at 2:00pm - 1994
Corey Auditorium, Carlisle, MA
CAST
Jack Point: Peter Stark
Elsie Maynard: Donna Parry
Colonel Fairfax: Malcolm Ticknor
Sergeant Meryll: Edwin Morris Milham
Dame Carruthers: Laura Schall Gouillart
Lieut. Richard Cholmondely: Rick Barnes
Phoebe Meryll: Adele Keohan
Wilfred Shadbolt: R.C. "Jake" Jacobs
Kate: Mary Whallon
Leonard Meryll: Brian Harris
Yeoman Soloist: Ron Rego
Yeomen:
David Brooks, Philip Drew, Jeremy Gomes,
Bob Guillette, Rollin Jeglum, R. Victor Jones,
Ronald Lemoine, David Owen, Ron Rego
Citizens:
Sarah Ballard, Martha Birnbaum, Mary DeGarmo, Robin McCormack, Heather McLeman,
Laurie Oliver, Joan Peterson, Deb Poppel,
Linda Rings, Eileen Ross, Kelly Sanders,
Susan Solomon
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director: Lora Chase
Music Director: Willis Traphagan
Producer: Laura Gouillart
Asst. Stage Director: Joan Bissell
Asst. Music Director: Judith Buma
Technical Director: Scott Henderson
Set Design: Brian Harris
Lighting Design: Mike Bromberg
Costumer: Susanne Spencer
Makeup: Roslyn Reed, Susan Rubin
Hair Design: Dellaria Studios
Set Construction: Kurt Lanza
Orchestra Managers: Bill & Nancy Burdine
Rehearsal Pianist: Julie Collins
Poster & Art Design: David Rubel
Program: Deb Poppel
Publicity: Susanne Whitney-Smith, Mary Whallon
Box Office: Ellen Huber
House Manager: Sally Hayen
Audition Coordinator: Joyce Minosh, Richard Bissell
1994 Board of Directors:
President: Laura Schall Gouillart
Vice President: Richard Bissell
Treasurer: Kurt Lanza
Secretary: Joyce Minosh
Historian: Eileen Ross
Members at large: Mark Guetersloh, Barbara Henderson, Linda Rings, Mary Whallon
The New Moon 1995
The New Moon 1995
Poster design by David Rubel & Richard Bissell
Original Production:
Imperial Theater, New York, September 19, 1928
Music by: Sigmund Romberg
Book & Lyrics by: Oscar Hammerstein II,
Frank Mandel, Lawrence Schwab
SLOC Production:
Nov. 10, 11, 17, 18, at 8:00pm
Nov. 12, 18, 19 at 2:00pm - 1995
Corey Auditorium, Carlisle, MA
CAST
Julie: Lisa Jeannero
Marianne: Donna Parry
Clothilde Lombaste: Susan Walsh
Robert Mission: Edwin Milham
Phillipe: Richard Bissell
Alexander: Jay Dzigas
Monsieur Beaunoir: James Gleason
Vicomte Rimbaud: Peter Stark
Duval: Steven Curtis
Besac: Christopher Porth
Jaques: Ron Lemoine
Doorman/Proprietor: Eric Miller
Fouchette: Deb Poppel
Dancers: Joan Bissell, Annie Henderson
Ensemble:
Ralph Anderson, Sarah Ballard, Martha Birnbaum, David Brooks, Mary DeGarmo, Wende Ann
Donahue, Eric Ewanco, Jonathan Fisher,
Jeremy Gomes, Jennifer Guyer, Rollin Jeglum,
Johna Laurent, Michael MacLellan,
Patricia McDonald, Joyce Minosh,
Noelle Nordstrom, Michael O'Brein, Ron O'Reilly, David Owen, Jim Parmentier, Cheryl Ponte,
Vanetta Porth, Linda Rings, Eileen Ross,
Laurie Tema-Lyn
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director: Lora Chase
Music Director: Willis Traphagan
Producer: Richard Bissell
Asst. Stage Director: Tina Zolla
Asst. Music Director: Ian Chin
Technical Director: Scott Henderson
Set Design: Brian Harris
Lighting Design: Mike Bromberg
Costumer: Richard Danehy
Makeup: Marcia Litchfield, Barbara Henderson,
Joan Bissell
Hair Design: Copoli Salon
Set Construction: Kurt Lanza
Orchestra Managers: Bill & Nancy Burdine
Rehearsal Pianist: Julie Collins
Poster & Art Design: David Rubel & Richard Bissell
Program: Deb Poppel
Publicity: Mary Whallon
Photography: Lois D'Annunzio
Box Office: Frank Minosh
House Manager: Beth Fowler
Audition Coordinator: Joyce Minosh
1995 Board of Directors:
President: Deb Poppel
Vice President: Richard Bissell
Treasurer: Eric Miller
Secretary: Joyce Minosh
Historian: Eileen Ross
Members at large: Mark Guetersloh, Barbara Henderson, Linda Rings, Mary Whallon
Poster Design by Richard Bissell
Ruddigore 1996
Ruddigore 1996
Original Production:
Savoy Theatre, London, January 22, 1887
Written by: W. S. Gilbert
Composed by: Arthur Sullivan
SLOC Production:
Nov. 1, 2, 8, 9 at 8:00pm
Nov. 3, 10 at 2:00pm - 1996
Corey Auditorium, Carlisle, MA
CAST
Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd - Jay Dzigas
Richard Dauntless - Christopher Porth
Sir Despard Murgatroyd - Bill Spera
Old Adam Goodheart - Rick Barnes
Rose Maybud - Donna Parry
Mad Margaret - Susan Walsh
Dame Hannah - Laura Schall Gouillart
Sir Rockford Murgatroyd - Ron O'Reilly
Sir Pyrite Murgatroyd - Philip Drew
Sir Vladimir Murgatroyd - Eric Miller
Sir Tetley Murgatroyd - David Kay
Sir William Murgatroyd - David Owen
Sir Pyrrhus Murgatroyd - Rollin Jeglum
Sir Limpit Murgatroyd - David Brooks
Sir Roderic Murgatroyd - Gary Theis
Ruth - Deb Poppel
Zorah - Julia Badala
Chorus of Bridesmaids, Dandies and Demented Servants:
Lynda D'Amour, Zoe Daniels, Mary DeGarmo,
Victor Jones, Robert Guillette, Julie Kingman,
Edward LeClair, Walter Locke, Pat McDonald,
Joyce Minosh, Linda Rings, Eileen Ross,
Laurie Tema-Lyn
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director & Choreographer: Lora Chase
Music Director & Conductor: Willis Traphagan
Producer: Philip Drew
Asst. Stage Director/Stage Manager: Tina Zolla
Asst. Producer: Ron O'Reilly
Technical Director: Scott Henderson
Set Design: Brian Harris
Lighting Design: Mike Bromberg
Costumer: Rena Elliot
Makeup: Sharon Bent, Judy Northrop, Martha Birmbaum, Gale Constable
Set Construction: Kurt Lanza (chief), David Owen, Mark Guetersloh, Scott Henderson
Set Painting: Brian Harris (chief), Dave Kay, Ron O'Reilly, Muriel Hervey
Lighting Crew: Mike Bromberg, Sharon Ravan, David Larrick, Bill Fisher, Scott Henderson
Costume Crew: Christine DiMare
Orchestra Managers: Bill & Nancy Burdine
Orchestra: The Concord Hill Musicians
Rehearsal Pianist: Julie Collins
Program: Deb Poppel
Publicity: Laurie Tema-Lyn (chief), Martha Birmbaum, Rich Bissell, Brian Harris, Deb Poppel
Photography: Lois D'Annunzio
School Liaison: Mark Guetersloh
Box Office: Frank Minosh
Audition Coordinator: Joyce Minosh
Backstage Mom: Barbara Henderson
1996 Board of Directors:
President: Richard Bissell
Vice President: Laurie Tema-Lyn
Treasurer: Eric Miller
Secretary: Joyce Minosh
Historian: Eileen Ross
Members at large: Mark Guetersloh, Deb Poppel, Linda Rings, Tina Zolla
photography by Dave Chase
The Most Happy Fella 1997
The Most Happy Fella 1997
Original Production:
Imperial Theatre, New York, NY, May 3, 1956
Written and Composed by: Frank Loesser
SLOC Production:
November 7, 8, 14, 15 at 8pm
November 9, 16 at 2pm - 1997
Corey Auditorium, Carlisle, MA
CAST
Tony Esposito - Michael Lapomardo, Jr.
Rosabella - Donna Kearney Parry
Joe - James Hunt
Cleo - Laurie Davidson
Herman - Christopher Porth
Marie - Laura Schall Gouillart
Doc - David Kehs
Pasquale - Victor Kruczynski
Guiseppe - Ben Stevens
Ciccio - Jesse Strachman
Clem - Craig Howard
Jake, Cashier - Murray Cion
Al, Postman - David L. Bobick
Priest - Eric Miller
Max - Patrick Beeson
Napa Kids -David Ballard, Kevin Ballard, Christina Roussos
Ensemble:
Sara Ballard, Martha Birnbaum, Kate Blair,
Sherie Davis, Mary DeGarmo, Rollin Jeglum,
Nancy Laws, Patricia McDonald, David Owen,
Deb Poppel, Linda Rings, Eileen Ross,
Christina Roussos, Graham Taylor, Laura Weiss
Dancers:
Cathy Davis (Dance Captain), Craig Beebe,
Martha Birnbaum, Murray Cion, Zoe Daniel,
Doug Hodge, William D. Kelley Jr.,
Patricia McDonald, Abraham Mills, Claire Owen, Jesse Strachman, Laura Weiss
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Director: Chris Cardoni
Music Director & Conductor: Fred Frabotta
Choreographer: Michelle Liebowitz
Producer: Muriel Hervey
Asst. Producer: Eric Miller
Stage Manager: Richard Bissell
Technical Director: Mark Guetersloh
Set Design: Brian Harris
Lighting Design: Scott Henderson
Costumer: Rena Elliot
Makeup: Chris Cardoni, Deb Poppel
Set Construction: Kurt Lanza (chief), Barbara Henderson, Ron O'Reilly, Scott Henderson
Scenic Artists: Michele Boll, John MacKenzie
Lighting Crew: Tina Zolla, Jonathan Owen, Ron O'Reilly, Scott Henderson
Costume Crew: Christine DiMare, Barbara Henderson
Orchestra Managers: Bill & Nancy Burdine
Orchestra: The Concord Hill Musicians
Rehearsal Pianist: Laura Teplitzky
Front of House: Ruth Owen (chief), Ron O'Reilly
Program: Deb Poppel
Publicity: Laurie Tema-Lyn, Mary DeGarmo, Eric Miller, David Owen
Box Office: Frank Minosh
1997 Board of Directors:
President: Richard Bissell
Vice President: Laurie Tema-Lyn
Treasurer: Eric Miller
Secretary: Martha Birnbaum
Historian: Eileen Ross
Members at large: Mark Guetersloh, Scott Henderson, David Owen, Deb Poppel
