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ATT Edition 4 | 2018-2019 WHAT’S INSIDE Dear Patrons | 5 Theatre Information | 9 A Bronx Tale | 11 Cast | 12 Scenes and Musical Numbers | 14 Who’s Who in the Cast | 15 Staff | 21 Donors | 24 Center Staff | 35 ADVERTISING Onstage Publications 937-424-0529 | 866-503-1966 e-mail: [email protected] www.onstagepublications.com This program is published in association with Onstage Publications, 1612 Prosser Avenue, Kettering, OH 45409. This program may not be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission from the publisher. JBI Publishing is a division of Onstage Publications, Inc. Contents © 2018. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. DEAR PATRONS © Carter Rose Welcome to the Winspear Opera House on the AT&T Performing Arts Center campus. A Bronx Tale started as a one-man show in Los Angeles in the ‘80s, then moved to Off Broadway, then became a movie in 1993 before arriving on Broadway as a solo play in 2007 – and now the musical. Chazz Palminteri’s semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story has been entertaining audiences in different forms for decades; and perhaps the only way to improve it is to add music in the style of the 1960s. Next up in the AT&T Performing Arts Center’s Broadway Series is the Lincoln Center Theater production of Falsettos; followed by the hilarious The Play That Goes Wrong; back by popular demand is Beautiful – The Carole King Musical; direct from London is Bat Out of Hell; then Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. In other words, we’re going to cry, laugh, rock, roll, and be in a world of pure imagination. And that’s just Broadway. In 2019 we’ll also have the world’s biggest-selling soprano Sarah Brightman, Live from Here with Chris Thile, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Joan Baez on her farewell tour, and many more. Not to mention shows by our five resident companies who are all among the best in the country: Anita N. Martinez Ballet Folklorico, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, The Dallas Opera, Dallas Theater Center and Texas Ballet Theater. And the best dance companies from around the world, brought to the Dallas Arts District through our partnership with TITAS Presents. You can also see some of the coolest new work being made right here in Dallas by small and emerging arts groups in our Elevator Project series. Thank you for supporting the arts, and we hope to see you many more times in 2019! Debbie Storey Interim President and CEO AT&T Performing Arts Center AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 5 6 AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Board of Directors: Matrice Ellis-Kirk, Chair Robert Hallam, Jr. Lisa Montgomery Lauren Embrey, Vice Chair Frederick B. Hegi Francie Moody-Dahlberg Carol Aaron Chasity Henry Darnell J. Moore, Ph.D. Victor Almeida Julie K. Hersh Tom Moore Larry Angelilli Curtis Hildt D. Roger Nanney Theresa L. Badylak Jesse Hornbuckle Yvette Ostolaza Anne T. Bass John E. Howell Lucilo A. Peña Christy Berry Kristi Sherrill Hoyl Guillermo Perales Gil Besing Sophia R. Johnson Nelda Cain Pickens Harold M. Brierley Gene Jones Tracy M. Preston Rep. Angie Chen Button Margaret H. Jordan Caren Prothro Mitzi Chollampel Mark Kreditor Christopher Reynolds John Robert Cohn Barbara Thomas Lemmon Deedie Rose Linda Pitts Custard Thomas C. Leppert Shannon Skokos Bess Enloe John I. Levy Caleb Smith Brian Enzler Wendy Lopez Debbie Storey Ruben E. Esquivel Sarah Losinger Mary K. Suhm Janiece Evans-Page Jill B. Louis Greg Swalwell Manny Fernandez Ronald Mankoff Daniel L. Tobey Rebecca Enloe Fletcher Leonor Márquez Cantu R. Gerald Turner Gilbert Gerst Holly Mayer Kern Wildenthal, M.D. William Douglas Graue Lynn McBee Donald Winspear Howard Hallam Brendan McGuire Emeritus Council: Elaine Agather Kathleen M. Gibson Erle Nye Ms. Lisa Arpey Nancy and Jeremy Halbreich Sarah Perot David Biegler Bill Lively Frank A. Risch Jeanne Marie Clossey Nancy Cain Marcus Kenneth Schnitzer Kevin E. Cox Jay Marshall Howard Schultz Mary Anne Cree Tom and Phyllis McCasland Ronald G. Steinhart John W. Dayton Maribess Miller Laura B. Whitley Chuck Norris WINSPEAR OPERA HOUSE INFORMATION Late Seating Assistive Listening Devices We know patrons make every effort to be on time for events Assistive Listening Devices are distributed free of charge on a first- out of respect for the performers and other theatergoers; come, first-served basis. A valid I.D. is required. These devices however, there are times that traffic or weather problems cause are to be tuned to Channel B in the Winspear Opera House. late arrivals. Touring companies set the policy for allowing those who arrive past curtain time into the performance hall. Latecomers may not be able to take their purchased seat Accessible Seating locations immediately on arrival. Designated seats in various locations are available for guests with disabilities and those needing special assistance. Elevators Photography are located on each side of the Prothro Lobby for ease of Cameras and recording devices (including phones) are not access. Our Patron Access Team will be on site for all ticketed permitted to be used at any time in McDermott Hall. performances to assist guests to their seats. Lost and Found Special seating locations for persons with disabilities may Lost and found items are turned in to Public Safety at the end be arranged in advance by contacting the Box Office of every performance. During the performances, items are held at 214-880-0202. at the Concierge Desk located by the main entrance. To inquire about a lost item, please contact Public Safety at 214-978-3620. Sign Language Interpretation Accessibility Information The Center offers sign language interpretation upon request. To schedule, contact the Box Office at least two weeks prior to the event. These requests are subject to the availability of Accessible Restrooms an interpreter. All restrooms are accessible. They are located on both the west and east ends of each level, outside McDermott Hall. Family restrooms are located on the west end of Orchestra Level. AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 9 DECEMBER 26 - JANUARY 6 | WINSPEAR OPERA HOUSE TOMMY MOTTOLA THE DODGERS TRIBECA PRODUCTIONS EVAMERE ENTERTAINMENT NEIGHBORHOOD FILMS in association with PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE present Book by Music by Lyrics by CHAZZ PALMINTERI ALAN MENKEN GLENN SLATER Based on the Play by CHAZZ PALMINTERI with JOE BARBARA RICHARD H. BLAKE JOEY BARREIRO MICHELLE ARAVENA BRIANNA-MARIE BELL ANTONIO BEVERLY FRANKIE LEONI SHANE PRY MIKE BACKES MICHAEL BARRA SEAN BELL JOSHUA MICHAEL BURRAGE JOEY CALVERI GIOVANNI DiGABRIELE JOHN GARDINER PETER GREGUS HALEY HANNAH KIRK LYDELL ASHLEY McMANUS CHRISTOPHER MESSINA ROBERT PIERANUNZI BRANDI PORTER KYLI RAE PAUL SALVATORIELLO JOSEPH SAMMOUR BRITTANY WILLIAMS JASON WILLIAMS Scenic Design Costume Design Lighting Design Sound Design BEOWULF BORITT WILLIAM IVEY LONG HOWELL BINKLEY GARETH OWEN Hair and Wig Design Makeup Design Fight Coordinator Technical Supervision PAUL HUNTLEY ANNE FORD-COATES ROBERT WESTLEY HUDSON THEATRICAL ASSOCIATES Orchestrations Music Direction Period Music Consultant Music Coordinator DOUG BESTERMAN BRIAN P. KENNEDY JOHNNY GALE JOHN MILLER Associate Director Associate Choreographer Company Manager Production Stage Manager STEPHEN EDLUND MARC KIMELMAN JEFF MENSCH KELSEY TIPPINS Production Manager Casting Tour Booking, Marketing & Press General Management NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS TARA RUBIN CASTING BROADWAY BOOKING OFFICE NYC GENTRY & ASSOCIATES WALKER WHITE MERRI SUGARMAN, CSA GREGORY VANDER PLOEG Executive Producers Associate Producer DANA SHERMAN LAUREN MITCHELL SETH WENIG Music Supervision and Arrangements by RON MELROSE Choreography by SERGIO TRUJILLO Direction by ROBERT DE NIRO AND JERRY ZAKS World Premiere, Paper Mill Playhouse, in Millburn, New Jersey on February 14, 2016 Mark S. Hoebee, Producing Artistic Director AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 11 CAST (in order of appearance) DOO-WOP GUYS .................................................................SEAN BELL, JOSHUA MICHAEL BURRAGE, GIOVANNI DiGABRIELE, JOSEPH SAMMOUR CALOGERO ..........................................................................................................................JOEY BARREIRO SONNY ....................................................................................................................................... JOE BARBARA YOUNG CALOGERO ..........................................................................................................FRANKIE LEONI YOUNG CALOGERO (at some performances) ................................................................................ SHANE PRY MAN WITH BAT ...........................................................................................................................SEAN BELL CARMINE .................................................................................................................................JOEY CALVERI ROSINA ....................................................................................................................... MICHELLE ARAVENA LORENZO ...................................................................................................................... RICHARD H. BLAKE POLICE OFFICER ...................................................................................................................JOEY CALVERI RUDY THE VOICE ............................................................................................................ JOHN GARDINER EDDIE MUSH ..........................................................................................................................MIKE BACKES JOJO THE WHALE ............................................................................................................
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