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Playbill Jerry Herman Men Will Sing Songs Originally Written for Women,On Your and Vice Versa Presented by EIGHT O’CLOCK THEATRE and THE CENTRAL PARK PERFORMING ARTS CENTER October 2-3, 2020 wwww.eightoclocktheatre.com MUSIC & LYRICS BY Jerry Herman April 16-18, 2021 CONCEPTS BY Larry Alford, A Fundraiser to Support Eight ScanO’Clock Theatre Wayne Cilento and In this gender-swapped musical revue, anythingQR Code can for happen! Full Playbill Jerry Herman Men will sing songs originally written for women,on Your and vice versa. Presented through special arrangementIn a performance where gender doesn’t matter, songsSmartphone take on new meanings with Concord Theatricals and can make you laugh or cry for different reasons. CENTRALWWWW.EIGHTOCLOCKTHEATRE.COM PARK PERFORMING ARTS CENTER WHO’S WHO Sadra Bostick grew up in Pinellas County James Grenelle (Director/Choreographer) and has been performing EOT directing credits include: with local community The Drowsy Chaperone, theaters for the past 25 Nunsense 2, Forbidden years. She was most Broadway, The Addams recently seen as Marian in Family, West Side Story, The Music Man at EOT. When she isn’t at 1776, Evita, A Chorus Line, Jekyll & Hyde, work or doing shows, she enjoys cooking, Sister Act, Hunchback, last season’s hiking, quilting, and reading. She sends Sunset Boulevard, and this season’s hugs, kisses, and lots of juicy brisket to Disenchanted!. On stage, James has Travis and Sophie. appeared in Cabaret (Emcee-Lary Award), La Cage Aux Folles (Albin), Guys and Dolls Paula Broadwater performed the role of (Nathan), Lend Me a Tenor (Max), My Norma Desmond in EOT’s Favorite Year (Benjy), A Chorus Line Sunset Boulevard. She made (Bobby), Forever Plaid (Smudge), her 2015 Tampa Bay stage Company (Peter), Avenue Q (Brian), and debut in St. Pete Opera’s many others. Love to Mom & Dino, and production of Putting It Jonathan. It only takes a moment to be Together for which the Tampa Bay Times loved a whole life long. noted that she “capitalized on a long background in musicals to own this stage.” William Coleman (Music Director) received She has also entertained audiences with a Handy award for Assassins. her award-winning solo cabaret shows. Music direction: My Way, The Stay tuned for her next cabaret! Andrews Brothers, Little Shop, Mame, Jekyll & Hyde, Lisa Prieto is thrilled to be back at Eight Nine, Baby, Annie Jr, Cabaret, O’Clock Theatre, where she Suessical Jr, Pirates of Penzance, Ain’t last appeared as Betty in Misbehavin, Avenue Q, Willy Wonka Jr, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s and world-premiers of Boynton Beach Club Sunset Boulevard. Other and Practically Perfect. He earned a BS in recent roles in the Tampa Environmental Sciences from Purdue, and Bay area include Mary Bailey in MAS undergrad work in piano performance Theatre’s radio play production of from the Univ. of Tennessee. He holds an It’s a Wonderful Life, Snow White in MA in piano performance from Middle Disenchanted! with mad theatre, and Tennessee State Univ. and postgraduate Cinderella in Into the Woods at Francis study in Pedagogy and Performance from Wilson Playhouse. the Univ. of Oklahoma. William dedicates this production to his family and friends, www.eightoclocktheatre.com particularly his daughters Andrea and –––––––––––––––––––––– Kathryn, his pooches Beast and Bach, www.facebook.com/ and his ever-supportive husband Dennis. eightoclocktheatre “We are so excited to be new grandpapas. Welcome to the world, Journie.” ACT 1 It Takes a Woman (“Hello, Dolly!”) ............................... The Cast Just Leave Everything to Me (“Hello, Dolly!”) ..........................Paula Put on Your Sunday Clothes (“Hello, Dolly!”) ........................ The Cast It Only Takes a Moment (“Hello, Dolly!”). .Sadra Wherever He Ain’t (“Mack and Mabel”) ...............................Lisa I Won’t Send Roses (“Mack and Mabel”). Paula Two-A-Day (“Parade!”) ...........................................Lisa Bosom Buddies (“Mame”) ................................. Sadra & Paula The Man in the Moon (“Mame”) ....................................Paula So Long, Dearie (“Hello, Dolly!”). .Sadra Take it All Off ............................................... The Cast Two-A-Day (Reprise) (“Parade!”) ................................ The Cast Shalom (“Milk and Honey”) .......................................Sadra Milk and Honey (“Milk and Honey”) ...........................Sadra & Cast Before the Parade Passes By (“Hello, Dolly!”) ...........................Lisa If He Walked Into My Life (“Mame”) .................................Paula Hello, Dolly! (“Hello, Dolly!”) .................................... The Cast ––––––– There will be one 15-minute intermission with a RAFFLE ––––––– For your safety, Eight O’Clock Theatre asks that you observe the following precautions: • MASKS MUST BE WORN unless seated at your table • Please maintain SOCIAL DISTANCING. • Restrooms and concessions are available, but please DO NOT CONGREGATE in the lobby. ACT 2 Entr’acte ..................................................The Band It’s Today (“Mame”) .............................................Sadra Mame (“Mame”) ...............................................Paula I Don’t Want to Know (“Dear World”) .................................Lisa Just Go to the Movies (“A Day in Hollywood”) ....................... The Cast Movies Were Movies (“Mack and Mabel”) .............................Sadra Look What Happened to Mabel (“Mack and Mabel”) ......................Lisa Nelson (“A Day in Hollywood”) .....................................Paula Just Go to the Movies (Reprise) (“A Day in Hollywood”) ................ The Cast Kiss Her Now (“Dear World”) .................................Sadra & Lisa Time Heals Everything (“Mack and Mabel”) ...........................Paula Gooch’s Song (“Mame”). Lisa Song on the Sand (“La Cage aux Folles”) ........................Paula & Cast I Am What I Am (“La Cage aux Folles”). Sadra The Best of Times (“La Cage aux Folles”). The Cast Jerry’s Girls ................................................ The Cast JERRY’S GIRLS These stars are only a handful of Music & Lyrics by Jerry Herman ladies around the world who have Concepts by Larry Alford, performed Jerry Herman’s songs. Wayne Cilento, & Jerry Herman This production is in honor of them THE CAST and of those who will be added Sadra Bostick to this list in years to come: Paula Broadwater Eve Arden, Lucie Arnaz, Lisa Prieto Beatrice Arthur, Pearl Bailey, Kate Baldwin, Lucille Ball, THE BAND Mimi Benzell, Janet Blair, Keyboard/Conductor ..........William Coleman Alice Borden, Eileen Brennan, Bass ..........................Dan Kalosky Betty Buckley, Kitty Carlisle, Reeds ......................... Tony Fuoco Carolee Carmello, Carol Channing, Percussion ....................Brooke Stuart Jane Connell, Carole Cook, Marilyn Cooper, Ann B. Davis, PRODUCTION STAFF Yvonne De Carlo, Phyllis Diller, Director/Choreographer ........James Grenelle Carol Dorian, Georgia Engel, Musical Director .............William Coleman Tovah Feldshuh, Anne Francine, Stage Manager ...................Betsy Byrd Helen Gallagher, Rita Gardner, Set Design ..................Dalton Hamilton Gloria Gaynor, Hermione Gingold, Costumes ...................Debbi Lastinger Dody Goodman, Eydie Gorme, Lighting Design .................Ben Woodard Betty Grable, Susan Hayward, Follow Spots ......Sophie Bostick, Jen Cardenas Peggy Hewett, Celeste Holm, Robert Lastinger Lisa Kirk, Florence Lacey, Sound Design .................Austin Roberts Dorothy Lamour, Angela Lansbury, Dresser ........................Bri Burgess Bobo Lewis, Marcia Lewis, Production Manager ...............Betsy Byrd Priscilla Lopez, Dorothy Loudon, Graphic Designer ..............Julie Johnston Merle Louise, Mary Martin, Andrea McArdle, Ethel Merman, Bette Midler, Ann Miller, Jane Morgan, Karen Morrow, Patrice Munsel, Donna Murphy, Phyllis Newman, Janis Paige, Estelle Parsons, Bernadette Peters, Molly Picon, Juliet Prowse, Martha Raye, Chita Rivera, Ginger Rogers, Jane Russell, Ann Sothern, Barbra Streisand, Elaine Stritch, Loretta Swit, Sylvia Syms, Leslie Uggams, Jo Anne Worley For tickets, visit LargoArts.com or call the Central Park Performing Arts Center 727-587-6793 105 Central Park Drive, Largo EightOClockTheatre.com Two More Musicals in Our Smaller-Cast Safer Season May 14-23, 2021 August 6-15, 2021 Sponsored by Judy Hall, Travis Moore, Sponsored by and John & Melanie Toppe Karen Johnston SEASON SPONSOR: Kate Tiedemann & Ellen Cotton We’re Glad You’re Here! EOT and the Central Park Performing Arts Center are making the best and safest possible plan for next season. Rehearsing in large numbers would remove the possibility of maintaining social distancing and increase risk. We’ve made some VERY exciting changes in our lineup and trust that you will be equally excited about our “small” shows! Also, the Center has made the decision to maintain the cabaret-style seating plan for the entire season making audience social distancing possible. If you have renewed your season tickets, the box office will call to discuss cabaret-seating arrangements. If you would still like to renew, please call the box office (727-587-6793) as soon as possible. All seating choices from last season will be held for you next season, when we hopefully resume normal theatre-style seating. Reaching for the Stars Show Your Support For EOT You have played an important role in our audience. We now invite you to join the EOT donor family. 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