NCCT Presents its 27th Annual Teen Production

February 28, 29 & March 1, 2020

Support provided by The Byrne Foundation and The Brundage Foundation

Director: Lanni Luce West Music Director: Jane Woods Choreographer: Susan Lamontagne Cast: Over 50 talented Upper Valley teens!

Book, Music, and Lyrics by and

“” is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc., a Concord Theatricals Company.

Director's Message

When the teens announced they were doing Grease, I was instantly pulled into turmoil. For one, I grew up on this musical. Its music causes full family sing-alongs with choreographed dance moves. Memories of my time on stage as Rizzo still bring a smile to my face. But a lot has changed in the world these past few years, and I was quite aware of looking at Grease through the lens of the #MeToo movement so I decided to do some research. What I found was fascinating and helped me approach this show with a different mindset.

Jim Jacobs wrote this story about his own high school experiences in the late 1950s. He and Warren Casey wanted to show the complexities and stereotypes of working-class teenagers and how the world was changing going in to the 60s. The characters in this show were ahead of their time; pushing the envelope and testing the boundaries that had been set by the adults in their world.

If you put this show in that context, you will hopefully see what I see:

 The style of music is ; in 1959 this type of music was frowned upon by many parents. There are only 2 songs that intentionally don’t fit that genre: The Alma Mater and It’s Raining on Prom Night.

 Sandy doesn’t change for Danny, she simply becomes more herself. Throughout the show you will see moments of true strength of character for Sandy. She is more than just a “good girl,” so in the end she says “goodbye to Sandra Dee” in order to become more of who she truly is.

 Danny liked Sandy before she ever “changes.” In fact, he changes first, joining the track team. These two liked each other before the expectations of others messed it up. In the end, yes, he thinks she looks good, but more importantly he is thankful that she is giving him another shot.

 It is important to point out the five incredibly unique female characters in this show who all have their own insecurities, strengths, and personalities. The Pink Ladies are flawed, but they accept that in each other and have a bond that has nothing to do with boys. There are very few shows that have such strong female characters.

Researching Grease, I found myself more and more excited to dive into these characters and to work closely with the teens. This is not the Grease you remember from the movie. The musical is darker, a little raunchier, and more edgy. We could just as easily be looking back on the teenagers of 2020, and thinking they too were on the cusp of a revolution. This is their statement to the world - never be apologetic for who you are. – Lanni Luce West

About Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey

JIM JACOBS (Book, Music and Lyrics). Jacobs, who created Grease (in 1970) with Warren Casey, was born and raised on the mean streets of ’s far northwest side. During the golden era of rock ‘n’ roll (1956- 1960) he was a guitar-playing “greaser” student at Taft High School. In 1963, Jacobs met Warren Casey when they were both cast in a local production of A Shot in the Dark. Seven years later they wrote what was to become one of the greatest musicals of all time. Grease opened in 1971 in a former trolley barn called the Kingston Mines Theatre in Chicago. A year later, Grease made it to Broadway and “Greasemania” took off, resulting in one of the longest running shows in Broadway history. The 1978 movie became and remains the highest grossing movie musical of all time. Originally an actor, Jacobs has been seen on television, in motion pictures, regional theatre, national tours, and on Broadway. He is the co-author of several other plays and musicals including Island of Lost Coeds, a musical spoof of the low budget sci-fi/horror/jungle movies of the 1950s, which he wrote with Warren Casey. In May 2014, Mr. Jacobs was presented with an honorary doctorate degree from Columbia College in Chicago. He currently resides in Southern California and remains active in the theatre, especially with the American Theatre Company of Chicago.

WARREN CASEY (Author, Composer and Lyricist) was born in Yonkers, New York, and attended Syracuse University. During the late ‘50s, he learned all about “greasers” while working as an art teacher in upstate New York. He moved to Chicago in 1962, where he hoped to pursue an acting career. He appeared in dozens of productions, including creating the role of Bernie Litko in ’s Sexual Perversity in Chicago. He supported himself with jobs in retail, including working as an assistant manager of a chain of apparel stores, and as a record salesman. In the meantime, he taught himself how to play the guitar and began writing songs. Mr. Casey acted with the Chicago Stage Guild (where he met Jim Jacobs), the Old Town Players, and the Kinston Mines Theatre. The latter company staged the original production of GREASE which he wrote with Jim Jacobs. After the incredible success of both the musical and the movie, the two collaborated on Island of Lost Coeds, a musical satire of the B-movies of the 1950s. Mr. Casey died in 1988.

Special Thanks

Underwriters

The Byrne Foundation The Brundage Foundation

Show Supporters Thank you for providing us with a place to rehearse!

Lebanon Ballet School Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church

Show Friends

Hartford High School Many Roads Counseling Northern Stage Mia Sentman Unifirst Stave Puzzles Veracka’s Auto Wilson Tire Thank you for donating supplies, helpers, and space for our production!

to our Teen Angels for supporting Grease

Sponsors ($250 - 499)

The Nadeau Family The Rushton Family

Patrons ($100 - 249) John & Jennifer Randolph in honor of performer Kaia Randolph George and Michele Caccavaro Jennifer Carter Jolene Carter-King Matthew Fulton The Gallagher Family Gretchen Holm and Jim Atkinson The Oxenham Family The Pidgeon Family The White Family

Friends ($50 - 99) Judith and James Bernat The Cassell Family Kim and Scott Genzer Tom & Paula Gray Margaret Hunton The Langhus Family Leah Romano

Supporters ($25 - 49) Grammie and Gramma Clark The Mello Family

Production Staff

Director …………………………………………... Lanni Luce West Choreographer………………...... Susan Lamontagne Music Director…………………………………..…..... Jane Woods Production Manager…………………………….….. Amye Mason Costumer…………………………………..…… Lori Daigle Mather Graphic Designer/Ad Sales…………………………... Amy Fortier Lighting Designer……………....………….……….. Craig Mowery Make-Up and Hair Designer………………….... Meredith Alvarez Props Master………………………………………. Emma Hadden Set Designer………………………………………… Craig Mowery Set Construction ……………………………... Simple Scenic LLC Sound Designer.……………………………….….. Seth Stoddard Stage Manager………………………………………… Alecia Roy Technical Director ………………………………….. Craig Mowery

Tech Crew: Aiden Bettwieser, Alexa Bonenfant, Theresa Calandrella, Andrew Landry, Kenzie Leuthauser, Zoe Martin, Anna Mazur, Sadie Mielcarz, Hannah Read, Ethan Sullivan-Dupuis

Teen Advisors: Andrew Carmichael, Amy Fortier, Emma Hadden, Amy Roy, Peggy Stone

Other Staff & Volunteers*

Assistant to the Choreographer…………………...... Chris Lamontagne

Audition Pianist…………………….………………...... Da-Shih Hu

Between Shows Meal Coordinator..…...... Jaqueline Carter

Cabaret Chair………………………...... Peggy Stone

Cabaret Helpers: Kim Genzer, Jen Langhus, Jeff Meyer-Lorentson, Tina Nadeau, Jessica Rushton, Ziggy Wood, Michael Zerphy

Cast Photo Display Photographer ……………….....Isabelle Ackerman

Cast Photo Display Creator……………………..………….... Ann Kynor

Dance Captain……………….... Julie Sentman and Madison Giberson

Greased Lightening “Mechanic”…..………….... Ethan Sullivan-Dupuis

Guys with Pies Donations: Aurora Bakery, Brownsville Butcher and Pantry, Dazzle Cupcakes, Hartland Diner, Lou’s, Claire Palmer, Umpleby’s, Windsor Station

Costume Support….……………………Judi Daigle and Mariah Mather

Candygram Coordinator………………………………………. Erin Clark

Flower Coordinator…………………………………….………. Sara Tally

Make-Up/Hair Helpers: Darcy Bagley, Carole Lang, Valerie Major, Laura Santana, Mia Sentman

Pancake Breakfast Coordinator……………………………….. Amy Roy

Pancake Breakfast Helpers: Karen Carter, Joe Cheevers, Erin Clark, Colleen Deschamp, Lisa Elder, Adam Fisk, Cindy Gallagher, John & Tammy Hanchett, Paula & Mark Roux, Robert Zimnick and everyone who donated supplies!

Photography…………………….………………...... Evan Oxenham

Raffle Basket Coordinator…………………………..……..…Paula Roux

Load In/Set Building: George Caccavaro, Julie Davis, Marianne & Lee Densmore, Matthew Fungi, Emma Hadden, Chris & Noah Lamontagne, Jeff Meyer-Lorentson, Ken Munsey, Tina & Nils Nadeau, Amy Roy, James Rushton, Tiger Stanley, Miles Sturges, Robert Zimnick

Senior Center Invitations.……………………………………... Lisa Elder

*known at the time of this printing

Thank you to all the parents & others who lent a hand whenever a hand was needed - chauffeuring teens/working backstage/helping with fundraisers/donating time, talent, and treasure.

Production Staff Bios

Lanni Luce West (Director) started with the NCCT Teen Program as the assistant director for On the Town. She has since directed all of the teen shows, including Once on This Island, Footloose, and Crazy for You. Lanni started acting at the age of 6 and directing at the age of 18. She is honored and privileged to be the director of Lake George YOUTHEATRE, a four week summer theatre workshop for students ages 11-18, where she has directed over 60 musicals. She has also been lucky enough to direct for Trumbull Hall Troupe for the past three years, including the most recent production of Newsies, and this was her first year as the director for the Hartford High School musical, Addams Family. While directing teenagers is her favorite thing in the world, you might have also seen her on stage at Pentangle for the Arts or Shaker Bridge Theatre. When not in a theater, you can find her teaching fourth grade at the amazing Dothan Brook School in Hartford School District. Lanni would like to thank her incredible husband of 16 years, Paul West, for his love and unending support.

Susan Lamontagne (Choreographer) is thrilled to be working with the amazing NCCT teens for a 6th season. After an exciting professional career including Broadway and traveling worldwide, teaching, choreography, direction and coaching were the natural path. Now, 20 years and many shows later, each show is still a new adventure. A very special thank you to her amazing family that holds the fort down and supports every step of the way, especially to her dance partner & husband Chris who help her feet and thoughts take shape!

Jane Woods (Music Director) is the former Choral Director of the Hanover High and Richmond Middle schools. In a career spanning 21 years, she directed the choirs, supervised a cappella groups, taught Music Theory, and provided musical direction for the spring Broadway show productions. She also served as Music Director for the annual Christmas Mystery at Rollin’s Chapel over those same years. Jane received her Master of Choral Conducting from Temple University. Since retiring, she has been very involved in Upper Valley community music organizations as director of Bel Canto Chamber Singers, Newport Opera House and NCCT teen musical theater productions, the UVMC Messiah Sing, and 5 Northern Stage YES musicals. She is very happy and honored to be Music Director for her 6th NCCT Teen show!

Orchestra

Music Director/Conductor………………………...... Jane Woods Keyboard..………………………...... Jeanne Chambers Saxophone 1………………...... Frank Valente Saxophone 2…………………………………………. Da-Shih Hu Guitar 1………………………………………………… Bill Sawyer Guitar 2 ………………………………………………. Ella Caterini Bass………..……………………...... Gerry Grimo Drums…….……………………...... Norman McMullen

ACT 1

Alma Mater ………………. Miss Lynch, Patty, Eugene and Company Alma Mater (Parody)………….. Pink Ladies and Burger Palace Boys Summer Nights ….. Sandy, Danny, Pink Ladies, Burger Palace Boys Those Magic Changes ……….. Pink Ladies and Burger Palace Boys Freddy, My Love ……………………………….. Marty and Pink Ladies Greased Lightnin'………………….. Kenickie and Burger Palace Boys Rydell Fight Song……………………………………… Sandy and Patty Mooning ………………………………………………….. Roger and Jan Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee ………………….. Pink Ladies and Rizzo We Go Together ………………………………………………. Company

15 Minute Intermission

ACT 2 Shakin' at the High School Hop …………………………….. Company It's Raining on Prom Night …………………. Sandy and Radio Singer Shakin' at the High School Hop (Reprise)………………….. Company Born to Hand Jive ……………………...Johnny Casino and Company Beauty School Dropout …………….. Teen Angel, Frenchy and Choir Alone at a Drive-in Movie.………….. Danny and Burger Palace Boys Rock 'N' Roll Party Queen………………………….. Doody and Roger There Are Worse Things I Could Do ……………………………. Rizzo Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee (Reprise) ………………………… Sandy All Choked Up …… Sandy, Danny, Pink Ladies, Burger Palace Boys We Go Together (Reprise)…………………………………… Company

Cast In order of appearance

Vince Fontaine………………………………………………… Clay Kynor Miss Lynch…..……………………………….. Lilly Kendall-Bergstresser Patty Simcox………………………………………….…. Emily Cheevers Eugene Florczyk……………………………….…… Keenan Leuthauser Jan……………………………………………………………. Ella Falcone Marty………………………………………..…………… Samantha Gibbs Rizzo…………………………………………………………Emily Nadeau Doody…………………………………………………………. Zach Carter Roger…………………………………………………………. A.J. Defelice Kenickie…………………………………………………. Gunnar Langhus Sonny Latierri…………………………………………….. Aidan Samwick Frenchy………………………………………………... Isabelle Ackerman Sandy Dumbrowski……………………………………….. Grace Cottage Danny Zuko………………………………………………….. Sam Powers Johnny Casino……………………………………………….. Mykel Fungi Cha-Cha Digregorio………………………………… Madison Giberson Teen Angel……………………………………………… Skyler Alexander Radio Singer…………………………………………. Hannah Weintraub Movie Voices…………..….. Matthew Jachim-Gallagher, Johnny Lang, Julie Sentman, Amanda Thibodeau

Ensemble

Josh Asis, Mia Caccavaro, Caroline Cassell, Heike Chaney, Liam Clark, Katie Davis, Lee Densmore, Sarah DeSchamp, Aura Dove, Audrey Elder, Evelyn Fleming, Katie Genzer, Ben Gillis, Montana Hanchett, Axel Huepler, Chloe Husser, Matt Jachim-Gallagher, Eddie Jeon, Johnny Lang, Danny Mello, Cayley North, Lauren Pidgeon, Ember Pikramenos, Lily Poljacik, Kaia Randolph, Sydney Read, Owen Rhoad, Eva Roux, Ben Rushton, Gabby Santana, Julie Sentman, Miles Sturges, Charlotte Sturm, Olivia Swayze, Lily Sylvestre, Haley Symonds, Madi Tally, Amanda Thibodeau, Noah Tyler, Sara White, Lana Wood, Zofia Zerphy

Cast Bios (aka quotes or fun facts!)

Isabelle Ackerman: Junior at Lebanon High School, Third Teen Show. “If you don’t make time for dreaming, your dreams won’t ever come.”

Skyler J. Alexander: Senior at Home School, First Teen Show. "A wise man could not be insulted, since truth could not insult and untruth was not worthy of notice." - Robert Heinlein

Josh Asis: Sophomore at Hartford High School, First Teen Show. “I could either watch it happen or be a part of it.” - Elon Musk

Mia Caccavaro: Junior at Newport High School, Third Teen Show. ~Overcooked theme music~

Zach Carter: Junior at Hartford High School, Second Teen Show. "Is mayonnaise an instrument?" - Patrick Star

Caroline Cassell: Senior at Hartford High School, Fourth Teen Show. “No Patrick, mayonnaise is not an instrument.” - Squidward Tentacles

Heike Chaney: Senior at Hartford High School, Fourth Teen Show. “Needn’t beg the world to turn around and help you, if you draw on what is deep inside.” – Starlight Express, the musical

Emily Cheevers: Senior at Lebanon High School, Fourth Teen Show. “Oops I overslept” - Mark Twain, probably

Liam Clark: Sophomore at Hartford High School, First Teen Show. Hi, if you're reading this have a great day! : )

Grace Cottage: Senior at Hanover High School, First Teen Show. You're going to miss the AWESOME things happening in the present if you can't let go of the past!

Katie Davis: Sophomore at Hanover High School, Second Teen Show. “I can be flexible, as long as everything is exactly the way I want it.” - Lorelei Gilmore

A.J. DeFelice: Senior at Hartford High School, Fourth Teen Show. "The best is yet to be." - Robert Browning

Lee Densmore: Sophomore at Lebanon High School, Second Teen Show. "A hero is someone who voluntary walks into the unknown" -Tom Hanks

Sarah DeSchamp: Sophomore at Windsor High School, Second Teen Show. Other than loving musical theater, I also enjoy tap dancing, soccer, and softball. I’m so excited for my second year of NCCT!

Aura Dove: Senior at Home School, Third Teen Show. I'll stop wearing black when they make a darker color! 2 + 2 = 5! Never Grow Up! Croatoan! I say to thee, "Ni!"

Audrey Elder: Junior at Lebanon High School, First Teen Show. “I want to live in a world where normal is an insult” - Misha Collins

Ella Falcone: Senior at Lebanon High School, Fourth Teen Show. “It’s okay if you disagree with me, I can’t force you to be right” - Anonymous

Evelyn Fleming: Sophomore at Home School, Second Teen Show. "I love acting. It is so much more real than life." - The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde

Mykel J. Fungi: Senior at Hartford High School, Fourth Teen Show. “Without music, life would be a mistake” - Friedrich Nietzsche. I would like to thank NCCT for everything over the last four years! I will miss everything about it!

Katie Genzer: Junior at Hanover High School, Second Teen Show. “I sneezed on the beat and the beat got sicker” - Beyoncé

Samantha Gibbs: Senior at Hartford High School, Fourth Teen Show. “Let it go” - Elsa

Madison Giberson: Senior at Sunapee High School, Third Teen Show. I play the tuba.

Ben Gillis: Junior at Lebanon High School, First Teen Show. "Dream the impossible because dreams do come true." - Elijah Wood

Montana Hanchett: Freshman at Hanover High School, First Teen Show. After being in my first play in 8th grade, I decided to step out of my comfort zone and audition for NCCT because I wanted to learn how to dance and sing. I am looking forward to learning new moves that might help me on the football field.

Axel Huepler: Junior at Hartford High School, Second Teen Show. “My motto in life is, if you doodoo on yourself... and I live by that.” - Tyler, The Creator

Chloé Husser: Senior at Windsor High School, First Teen Show. “I don’t sing in the shower, I perform.” Thank you to the entire cast for all the laughs, fun times, and memories. You all are so unbelievably talented. Thank you Grease for teaching me how to dance on two left feet!

Matthew Joseph Jachim-Gallagher: Junior at Newport High School, Second Teen Show. “You’re a Ginger” - Gavin Callum

Eddie Jeon: Junior at Hartford High School, First Teen Show. “You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”– Mae West

Lillian Elisabeth Adaline Kendall-Bergstresser: Junior at Hartford High School, Third Teen Show. "I know the Tony rules, because I've been petitioning for them to add a category for living theatrically in normal life." - Jenna Maroney

Clay Kynor: Senior at Hanover High School, Fourth Teen Show. "Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. But today is a gift. That is why we call it the present." - Master Oogway

Johnny Lang: Sophomore at Hanover High School, Second Teen Show. “Knowing that we can be loved exactly as we are gives us all the best opportunity for growing into the healthiest of people” - Fred Rogers

Gunnar Langhus: Junior at Hanover High School, First Teen Show. "Do you think God stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he's created?" - Steve Buscemi in Spy Kids 2

Keenan Leuthauser: Senior at Lebanon High School, Third Teen Show. I only auditioned because I thought this was a production of “Greece”: a prequel to Mamma Mia!

Danny Mello: Freshman at Hartford High School, First Teen Show. "If you don't think i'm funny, just wait...You will.", "Be Yourself, Everyone else is taken." - Oscar Wilder

Emily Nadeau: Sophomore at Hanover High School, Second Teen Show. "Use the power of your word in the direction of truth and love." - Don Miguel Ruiz

Cayley North: Sophomore at Hartford High School, Second Teen Show. When all else fails I turn to my Harry Styles candle.

Lauren Pidgeon: Junior at Hanover High School, Second Teen Show. “If you see the wonder of a fairytale, you can take the future even if you fail” - ABBA

Ember Pikramenos: Sophomore at Windsor High School, Second Teen Show. "If you do not believe in yourself, no one will do it for you."- Kobe Bryant

Lily Poljacik: Freshman at Lebanon High School, First Teen Show. “Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.” - Bernard M. Baruch

Sam Powers: Senior at Woodstock Union High School, First Teen Show. "Walls are just doors that haven't been made yet." - Sam Powers

Kaia Randolph: Junior at Hanover High School, First Teen Show. “Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.” -J.M. Barrie

Sydney Read: Senior at Hanover High School, Second Teen Show. "Don’t be a drag, just be a queen!!" - Lady Gaga, Born This Way

Owen Rhoad: Junior at Windsor High School, Third Teen Show. “Quick, everyone act natural!” *Everyone strikes the most unnatural pose ever*

Eva Roux: Sophomore at Lebanon High School, First Teen Show. No one: Me: AAAAAAAAAA

Alecia Roy: Sophomore at Lebanon High School, Second Teen Show. "Any day spent with you is my favorite day. So, today is my new favorite day." - Winnie the Pooh

Benjamin Rushton: Junior at Hartford High School, Third Teen Show. “Knowledge can’t replace friendship.” - Patrick Star

Aidan Samwick: Senior at Hanover High School, First Teen Show. One time I fell on a cactus and it wasn’t even the worst part of eighth grade.

Gabriela Santana: Junior at Lebanon High School, Second Teen Show. “The only way to get what you want in this world is through hard work” - Tiana, The Princess and the Frog

Julie Sentman: Senior at Lebanon High School, Fourth Teen Show. I give private dance lessons and make baked goods for whoever wants some! (Bread, cookies, cakes) contact me at [email protected] for more info!

Miles Sturges: Freshman at Lebanon High School, First Teen Show. “Don’t wait for the right opportunity. Create it.” - George Bernard Shaw

Charlotte Sturm: Junior at Hanover High School, Third Teen Show. Chocolate chip cookies are better without chocolate chips.

Olivia Swayze: Junior at The Sharon Academy, First Teen Show. “And though she be but little she is fierce” - William Shakespeare

Lily Sylvestre: Sophomore at Lebanon High School, Second Teen Show. "Not everyone can be a great artist, but a great artist can come from anyone." - Anton Ego, Ratatouille

Haley Symonds: Senior at Woodstock Union High School, First Teen Show. “A chance won’t come every single day, so don’t throw it away.” - Waitress the Musical

Madi Tally: Sophomore at Hanover High School, Second Teen Show. "What happens now? Usually the theater kids cry and then we go to Denny's." - High School Musical: The Musical: The Series

Amanda Thibodeau: Senior at Lebanon High School, Third Teen Show. “I wish there was a way to know you were in the good old days before you actually left them” - Andy Bernard, The Office

Noah Tyler: Senior at Lebanon High School, First Teen Show. “When you're curious, you find lots of interesting things to do.” - Walt Disney

Hannah Weintraub: Senior at Hanover High School, Second Teen Show. Big fan of Bulgarian choral music

Sara White: Sophomore at Hartford High School, First Teen Show. Your house isn’t haunted, you’re just lonely.

Lana Wood: Senior at Oxbow High School, First Teen Show. I will be attending the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in NYC, this fall, for !

Zofia Zerphy: Senior at Hanover High School, Fourth Teen Show. And that’s the that on that.

to the generous donors who gave to NCCT *

Underwriters ($2,500 and up)

The Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation Mascoma Savings Bank

Sustainers ($1000 - 2,499)

Granite Air Center

Benefactors ($500 - 999)

Peter Armstrong Da-Shih Hu Brucie Hubbell Munsey Family Wasson Family Richard White NH Charitable Foundation

Sponsors ($250 - 499)

Anderson & Williams Family Janet Miller Haines Margaret Hunton Hypertherm HOPE Foundation Evan Oxenham James Rushton

Patrons ($100 - 249)

Susan Almy, George and Michelle Caccavaro, Jennifer Carter, Jolene Carter-King, Matthew Fulton, Gallagher Family, Karl Family, King Arthur Flour, Langhus Family, Christine Morin, O'Leary Family, Barbara Payson, Susan W Peirce, Penfield Family, Randall Family, Randolph Family, Sandra S Stevens, Andrew Supplee, Jack Taylor, Tonkovich Family

Friends ($50 - 99)

Bernat Family, Cassell Family, Fitzgibbons Family, Kim and Scott Genzer, Tom and Paula Gray, Greene Family, Morgan Family, Stone and Zerphy Family, Wenig Family

Supporters ($25 - 49) Clark Family, Megan Culp, Andrew Garthwaite, Laurie Harding & Peter Mason, Luce West Family, Mello Family, Heather Nowlan, Barbara Tucker, John Wheeler

* Includes total giving by individuals, families and organizations to our 2020 Teen Angels, Big Fish Angels and 2019 Annual Appeal. If you feel you have been missed or misrepresented on this list, please email [email protected].

Past Shows

1973 - The Music Man 1974 - Mame, Butterflies are Free, The Tavern 1975 - Fiddler on the Roof, Dirty Works at the Crossroads 1976 - The Undiscovered King, Bicentennial Musical Review, The Zoo Story/Thurber Vignettes/Bounded in a Nutshell, No, No, Nanette 1977 - Workhouse Ward, Happy Journey, Hello, Dolly!, The Velveteen Rabbit, You Can’t Take it With You 1978 - The Hasty Heart, Anything Goes 1979 - The Public Eye, Panther Pieces: The World in Mud Season, Oklahoma!, You Don't Have to Be Irish 1980 - The Tavern, The Tree Spirit's Problem, The Pajama Game 1981 - The Dragon's Theft, Godspell, Cabaret 1982 - You're A Good Man Charlie Brown, Jaques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris, Annie Get Your Gun 1983 - Potter’s Notch (World Premiere), Broadway Magic, Carnival 1984 - My Fair Lady 1985 - Mary, Mary, The Boy Friend 1986 - A Chorus Line 1987 - The Art of Dining, Chicago 1988 - Carousel, A Christmas Carol 1989 - Man of La Mancha, A Christmas Carol 1990 - Guys and Dolls, A Christmas Carol 1991 - Camelot 1992 - The Music Man, The Odd Couple 1993 - The King and I 1994 - Tom Sawyer (T), Kiss Me, Kate, Company 1995 - Bye Bye Birdie (T), Anything Goes 1996 - Good News (T), Me and My Girl, The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 1997 - How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (T), Hello, Dolly!, The Foreigner 1998 - Li’l Abner (T), 25th Anniversary Gala, Peter Pan, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat 1999 - Once on This Island (T), Gypsy 2000 - Once Upon a Mattress (T), The Wizard of Oz, South Pacific 2001 - Starmites (T), Oklahoma! 2002 - Wish You Were Here (T), Crazy for You, 30th Anniversary Gala 2003 - Bye Bye Birdie (T), Honk! (F), Brigadoon 2004 - Kismet (T), Nunsense, The Pirates of Penzance 2005 - The Wiz (T), Fiddler on the Roof 2006 - Singin’ in the Rain, Seussical (T) 2007 - Disney’s High School Musical on Stage! (T), The Pajama Game 2008 - Stop the World - I Want to Get Off, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (T), Singin’ with NCCT (35th Anniversary Gala), State Fair 2009 - 42nd Street, Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs, Grease (T) 2010 - The Mikado, Footloose (T) 2011 - Oliver!, Bye Bye Birdie (T), Flood Benefit Show 2012 - Music Man (T), Sweeney Todd, Jesus Christ Superstar 2013 - Anything Goes (T), The Sound of Music, Rent 2014 - Seussical (T), Carousel 2015 - 42nd Street (T), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, A Walk in the Woods (F) 2016 - On the Town (T), The Secret Garden 2017 - Once On This Island (T), Disney’s Beauty and the Beast 2018 - Footloose (T), Curtains 2019 - Crazy for You (T), Big Fish 2020 - Grease (T), Annie

T = Teen Production F = Fall Production

NCCT presents its 48th Annual Summer Production

July 10 – 17, 2020 at the Lebanon Opera House Auditions: Monday, April 6 and Tuesday, April 7 Callbacks Thursday, April 9, Performers ages 8 and up welcome.

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