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URINETOWN CAST AND CREW LIST READ THIS PAGE CAREFULLY FOR EVERYONE: THERE IS A FULL CAST & CREW MEETING NEXT TUESDAY, DEC 22nd FROM 4-5:15 IN THE THEATER followed by a FULL CAST READ THROUGH UNTIL 7 (Tech Crew is invited to stay for the read through but you do not have to) If you have a conflict and cannot come, see Mr. Flam during office hours (posted below) CAST NOTES: Thank you to everyone who auditioned! Read the cast list carefully, some actors are listed more than once. If you are not on the cast list it is because you indicated on your audition ​ form that you would not accept an ensemble role and that was the only part available. If you were not cast and do not appear on the tech crew list, you can sign up for tech crew by e-mailing Mr. Flam. If you would like to discuss your audition and get feedback for future auditions, you may meet with Mr. Flam during office hours posted below. If you have any new or updated rehearsal conflicts, e mail the Stage Managers: [email protected] - ​ Looking forward to a GREAT show! - Mr. Flam, Allie & Jenny FLAM’S OFFICE HOURS: Wednesday, 12/16: 3-3:45 Thursday 12/17: 2:45-3:30 Friday 12/18: 2:45-3:30 CAST LIST OFFICER LOCKSTOCK LITTLE SALLY Evan Wagner Helena Kim BOBBY STRONG HOPE CLADWELL Edward Stafford Olivia Pierce MR. CLADWELL PENELOPE PENNYWISE Benjy Cunningham Jocelyn Cubstead OFFICER BARREL SENATOR FIPP Jasper Wolf Sam Sorensen URINE GOOD COMPANY EXECUTIVES MR. MCQUEEN Lennart Nielsen DR. BILLEAUX MRS. MILLENIUM James Boyle Katie MacAuley EXECUTIVES Ben Crocker Miriam Cubstead Isabella Jaen Maisonet Naria Sealy (Executive #1) Josie Cooper Raffi Manjikian Julia Cunningham Sebastian Newell Kirsten Poulos Tenny Gregorian Maerose Pepe Wonyoung Jang (Executive #2) Melanie Aftandilian POOR TOWNSPEOPLE OLD MAN STRONG JOSEPHINE STRONG Oliver Leeb Emma Giallongo HOT BLADES HARRY LITTLE BECKY TWO SHOES Sammy Haines Molly Thomas TINY TOM SOUPY SUE Sri Kaushik Amelia Ickes ROBBY THE STOCKFISH Nick Borelli POOR TOWNSPEOPLE FEATURED DANCERS Aidan Hamell Maddy Kelts Alex Aleksandrov Molly Thomas Amelia Ickes Nicole Thoma Andre Ramos Sammy Haines Anelise Allen Sarah Ananian Emma Taylor Tess Hayner Isabelle Luongo Victor Dankens (Billy Boy Bill) Izzy Lazenby ENSEMBLE Abigail D’Angelo Lila Searls Allison Hughes Lizbeth Galli Alyssa Bodmer Megan Bodmer Anjali Ramakrishnan Natalie Mackinnon-Booth Becca Schwartz Nathan Miller Clara Miller Nick Borelli Conor Bean Nina Ellard Eliza Barmakian Olivia Bible Emily Logan Patrick Bean Gayané Kaligian Sabina Dahal Giulianna Ruiz-Shah Seneca Hart Grace Christensen Shira Vilvovsky Isha Singh Tom Phillips Katelyn Evans Ulie Xu Katie Mabbott Zoe Armstrong Leena Abdelghany Zoe Chase DANCING COPS Aidan Hamell Anelise Allen Alex Aleksandrov Isabelle Luongo Andre Ramos Maddy Kelts Ben Crocker Nicole Thoma Victor Dankens Sarah Ananian TECH CREW SOUND COSTUMES SET CREW Michelle Kornberg (crew chief) Sara Mulhern (crew chief) Adam Alper (crew chief) Ajaria Smith Kyra Armstrong (crew chief) Ben Jones Anjali Khare Annie Baker Brandon Nichols Anna Makar-Limanov Belle Carbeck Caitlin Fowler Dakarai Crowder Haley Brown Conor Bean Emma Pierce Hoffmann James Robichaux Dillon Sheehan Jack Doherty Jen Tan Eli Martin Lydia Fick Kseniya Dzhala Eliza Jones Mahima Sindhu Lucia Guzman Emma Pierce Hoffmann Max Serrano-Wu Miranda Brown Gabriella Landaeta Sam Casey Mirilla Zhu Giulia Rufo Nayun Eom Hannah Messenger STAGE MANAGEMENT Sarah Montoya Joseph Wenzel Sara Nelson (SM) Teresa Frick Lily Tromanhauser MaryKate Egan (SM) Lizzy Knight Georgia Sundahl (ASM) LIGHTS Matthew Messer Sophia Lubarr (ASM) Tina Wang (crew chief) Mikael Killian Addie Leabman Naina Woker PROP TARTS Asa Kohn Navya Jain Drew Bodmer Daphne Kaxiras Peter Griffiths Elana Chen-Jones Devan O’Toole Sophie Guzikowski Emma Giallongo Gillian Tahajian Stephen Lucas Katherine Libenson Jackson Carter Trevor Collins Melanie Aftandilian Lilikoi Bronson Wilder Manion Sam Bastille Meredith Eager Xander Phillips Tori Dignan Norman Staub .
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