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Showcase-Of-Stars-Playbill.Pdf S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 2 3 2 0 2 0 A N A T H O M E T H E A T E R P R O D U C T I O N At Broadway Arts Lab we strive to create LIVE theatrical events that transcend the expectation of traditional "Children's Theatre" programs, while providing a safe environment for young people to explore their unique and individual talents through the process of rehearsing and performing live theatre. PRODUCING DIRECTOR MUSIC DIRECTOR & VOCAL COACH TONY MANSKER EDDIE PENDERGRAFT ACCOMPANIMENT BY MICHAEL HICKS STARRING (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) CLAIRE BADAMI, DANICA BUSCHER, RJ BUSCHER, ADDISON BRADLEY, LUCAS DAVIDSON, KELLY FAUGHNAN, CATHERINE GOLIOTO, FIONA HELMS, AVA HRICKO, KATELYN KAHN, ISABELLA KING, GABRIELLA KOSHEFSKY, ALLISON LEBER, JUSTINA MANGO, JESSICA MCMONAGLE, EMMA MILLMAN, ROAHAN PADMANABHAN, LILIANA PATRACUOLLA, ZOE PIROH, ANGELINA POLAND, ALEXA SABINO, ARIANA SABINO, SAGE SHENTON, MOLLY SPILLANE, JULIANNE VACCARO, AIDAN WOODSIDE, VALERIE WOODSIDE, SOPHIA ZACCARO AND ALISON ZANDERS As a community funded 501(c)3 organization, we rely on the support of patrons like you. C A S T ( i n a l p h a b e t i c a l o r d e r ) Claire Badami Danica Buscher RJ Buscher Addison Bradley Lucas Davidson Kelly Faughnan Catherine Golioto Fiona Helms Ava Hricko Katelyn Kahn Isabella King Gabriella Koshefsky Allison Leber Justina Mango Jessica McMonagle Emma Millman Roahan Padmanabhan Liliana Patracuolla Zoe Piroh Angelina Poland Alexa Sabino Ariana Sabino Sage Shenton Molly Spillane Julianne Vaccaro Aidan Woodside Valerie Woodside Sophia Zaccaro Alison Zanders showcase of stars will be preformed with one 15-minute intermission During this time we feel that the safest enviroments are in our personal environments MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I Under the Sea . Ariana Sabino (From "Disney's The Little Mermaid") Cock-Eyed Optimist . Julianna Vaccaro (From "South Pacific) Naughty . .Claire Bandami (From "Matilda") Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better). Addison Bradley & Sage Shenton (From "Annie Get Your Gun") Loverly . Kelly Faughnan (From "My Fair Lady") I Want It Now . Justina Mango (From "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory") What I Know Now . Angelina Poland (From "Beetlejuice") I'm Flying . Zoe Piroh (From "Peter Pan") Perfect Nanny . Danica Buscher (From "Disney's Mary Poppins") Beautiful City . RJ Buscher (From "Godspell") Safer . Liliana Patracuolla (From "First Date") I'm Still Standing . Isabella King (By Elton John) Good Morning . Ava Hricko (From "Singing in the Rain") Broadway Baby . Alexa Sabino (From "Follies" Rainbow . Catherine Golioto (By Kacey Musgraves) ACT II Girl Scout . Molly Spillane (From "Beetlejuice") Pulled . Sophia Zaccaro (From "Addams Family") Frank Mills . Katelyn Kahn (From "Hair") Shy . Emma Millman (From "Once Upon a Mattress") There Are Worst Things I Could Do . Alison Zanders (From "Grease") He Plays the Violin . Fiona Helms (From "1776") Vanilla Ice Cream . Valerie Woodside (From "She Loves Me") Walking on Sunshine . Gabriella Koshefsky (By Katrina and the Waves) Think of Me . Jessica McMonagle (From "The Phantom of the Opera") What Would I Do If I Could Feel? . R oahan Padmanabhan (From "The Wiz") When I'm 64 . Lucas Davidson (By The Beatles) Fly Me To the Moon . Aidan Woodside (By Frank Sinatra) Fly, Fly Away . Allison Leber (From "Catch Me If You Can") BRINGING BROADWAY TO YOUR HOME At Broadway Arts Lab we strive to create LIVE theatrical events that transcend the expectation of traditional "Children's Theatre" programs, while providing a safe environment for young people to explore their unique and individual talents through the process of rehearsing and performing live theatre. Train and perform alongside working professionals Our students have the advantage of learning first-hand all aspects and inner workings of a musical theater production by a team of highly qualified teachers who are industry professionals, all having worked on Broadway and notable Regional Theaters. We strive to create live theatrical events that transcend the expectations of a “children’s theatre” program while providing a safe environment for young people to explore their unique and individual talents. Broadway Arts Lab continues to provide a community for our students with virtual classes and on-line private lessons ARTS EDUCATION Through arts education, students develop new skills as individual performers while learning to work as a team with the other participants. The BALCO team believes that arts education is a necessary adjunct to academic education. The faculty of BALCO honors the “Old-School” methods of performing arts training while striving to stay on top of the contemporary and currently evolving methods of arts education. Our faculty members are professional actors, singers and dancers, but most importantly highly qualified teachers, eager to share their knowledge and experiences with students. This makes for a truly well -rounded experience for the students, where learning and growth is not only the goal but the inevitable outcome. Upon completion of our programs students will: Execute healthy vocal and physical warm-ups Work in an intensive Broadway-style rehearsal process Develop a strong work ethic, people skills and Gain confidence and self-esteem through healthy creative self-expression Learn music and choreography to many different songs, from many different shows Meet, rehearse and perform with Broadway Performers, Stage Managers and Musicians Perform in a professional theatre with costumes, lights, and microphones Smile and Laugh as students explore their own creativity and imagination. WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST CLAIRE BADAMI Hi my name is LUCAS DAVIDSON Lucas is Claire Badami! I am 9 years old. excited to do SHOWCASE OF I like singing and acting. My THE STARS. Thanks to his favorite color is purple. My amazing mother, he has been in favorite role I played was Gretl other BALCO shows. He has in Sound of Music. Thank you been in Into The Woods JR friends and family for all the (Jack), Bye Bye Birdie (Harvey love an support! Johnson), and Joseph And The DANICA BUSCHER Hi, my Amazing Technicolor name is Danica. I love to do hair, Dreamcoat (Dan the Golfer). He makeup, sing, dance and hopes he has fun! theater. I am 7 years old. I have KELLY FAUGHNAN Hi my name done 7 shows at BALCO. I also is Kelly Faughnan. I'm ten years do shows at Rhino Theater, old and have been in 5 shows. I cheerlead, and compete with my would like to thank Eddie and dance team at Stagelite. Thank Tony for helping me become a you Tony and Eddie and my better actor and dancer. I would family. also like to thank my parents for RJ BUSCHER RJ is excited to always believing in me. perform in BALCO's Virtual CATHERINE GOLIOTO My Gala. He is an 8th grader at IHM. name is Catherine Golioto and I RJ loves the stage and done love anything that has to do with several productions with BALCO theatre and performing arts. I and Rhino Theater. He is in love the color pink and I love to Rhino's YPC troupe. RJ trains at sing. Thank you to my parents Stagelight, places drums and for helping me accomplish my piano. He would like to thank dreams! the production team, as well as FIONA HELMS Fiona is very his family and friends. excited to be participating in ADDISON BRADLEY Hi my this spectacular one night event! name is Addison. I am nine Fiona has been in serval BALCO years old and I am really excited productions. Some of her to do Anything Goes. This is my favorite roles include: Jack's third show with BALCO. My Mother (Into the Woods), favorite color is black and my Peppermint Patty (You're a Good favorite food is tacos. Man, Charlie Brown!) She can't WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST wait to perform on stage again! senior at Eastern Christian High AVA HRICKO My name is Ava School getting ready to pursue Hricko. I am 14 years old and a and BFA in Musial Theater. She freshman and West Essex High previously appeared as School. I enjoy dancing, singing, Cinderella in BALCO’s and acting. I am currently a production of Into the Woods. competitive dancer at Essex Her other favorites include Dance Academy. I have been Frozen (Elsa), Seussical (Mayzie) doing shows with BALCO for 3 and Footloose (Urleen) dome by years and can't wait to share various other theater more memories with my BALCO companies. Allie gives her family. thanks to the amazing cast and KATELYN KAHN Greetings, my crew of "Showcase of Stars" and name is Katelyn. Musical theatre is thankful for this experience! is joy of mine that I have done JUSTINA MANGO Hi, I'm for a few years. I go to George Justina. I like to sing, act and Washington middle school and I bake. I've been in 6 BALCO love pasta. I hope you love the shows. Some of my favorites show! were: Ensemble (Sound of ISABELLA KING Bella has been Music) and Jack's Mother (Into dancing since she was 2, and the Woods). I would like to starting acting in 2016. Bella's thanks to my family, Mr. Tony favorite show is Hamilton. Bella and Mr. Eddie. is very excited for BALCO's JESSICA McMONAGLE Jessica Virtual Gala: Showcase of Stars! is thrilled to be performing in GABRIELLA KOSHEFKY Gabby BALCO's Virtual Gala. She has is a 6th grader in Pequannock. been in numerous shows, such She would like to thank her as High School Musical, Bye Bye parents for always allowing her Birdie, The Wiz, and Seussical. to follow her dreams. Also Jessica would like to thank her BALCO staff for everything they family, friends, and of course do to make this Virtual Gala her dog, Theo, for all their come to life.
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