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Rodgers & Hammerstein The Very Best of Jung-Ho Pak, artistic Director & conDuctor Rodgers Hammerstein Peter Mansfield,Guest Conductor Michelle& Chassé, Director Taylor Beckmann Thomas Purvis Michael Gaudio Caitlin Rose Emma Heistand Mickey White Zachary Mendola Rachel Wirtz ACT 1 OVERTURE: RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN WALTZES Arranged By Peter Mansfield From Oklahoma!: OH, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNIN' THE FARMER AND THE COWMAN PEOPLE WILL SAY WE’RE IN LOVE I CAIN’T SAY NO! OKLAHOMA From Carousel: IF I LOVED YOU MISTER SNOW Reinvesting in our communities JUNE IS BUSTIN’ OUT ALL OVER Reinvesting in our communities INTERMISSION ACT 2 ReinvestingReinvesting in our communities in our communities From South Pacific: ENTR’ACTE THERE IS NOTHIN' LIKE A DAME SOME ENCHANTED EVENING YOUNGER THAN SPRINGTIME From The King and I: HELLO, YOUNG LOVERS SHALL WE DANCE Mortgage | Personal Banking The Very Best of I HAVE DREAMED BusinessMortgage Banking | Personal | Wealth ManagementBanking Business Banking | Wealth Management From The Sound of Music: Mortgage | PersonalMortgage888-225-4636 Banking | Personal Banking THE SOUND OF MUSIC EDELWEISS wwww.capecodfive.com Business BankingBusiness | Wealth Banking Management | Wealth Management MY FAVORITE THINGS CLIMB EV’RY MOUNTAIN 888-225-4636 Rodgers wwww.capecodfive.com NMLS# 401717 From State Fair: 888-225-4636888-225-4636 IT’S A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING wwww.capecodfive.comwwww.capecodfive.com NMLS# 401717 Hammerstein All songs by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II NMLS# 401717 NMLS# 401717 Special JUNE 8 & 9 Event 2019 & Sponsor Visit the Worlds of The Sound Rodgers & Hammerstein INSPIRING Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein created worlds that of Music we can all visit through their beautiful music. Worlds where a cowboy just has to burst into song as he rides through a field of corn because the day is so beautiful. Where a nurse Joy from Arkansas falls in love with a Frenchman—on a tropical Peter Mansfield Michelle Chassé island in the midst of war. Where a would-be nun comes A native Bostonian and lifelong down from the Alps to meet a family and find her true path. Michelle is Head of Musical Theater summer resident of the Cape, Peter is Our world is a better place thanks to these two men. Dance at the Boston Conservatory a professor in the Theater Division of at Berklee and has directed and Boston Conservatory at Berklee. choreographed numerous productions. Jung-Ho Pak, Artistic Director & Conductor SEASON 2019/20 MASTERPIECE 1 CapePOPS! 1 MASTERPIECE 2 SOUTHSOUTH PACIFICPACIFIC BEETHOVEN MANCINI BACH ON THE CAPE AT THE MOVIES AND FORTH PLAYBILL SEPT 21 & SEPT 22 OCT 12 & OCT 13 NOV 2 & NOV 3PLAYBILL PLAYBILL Taylor Beckmann Michael Gaudio Emma Heistand Zachary Mendola PLAYBILL PLAYBILL PLAYBILL PLAYBILL Taylor made her professional debut Michael just completed his MFA in Emma was Maggie in A Chorus Line at At BoCo, Zachary starred as Zach in CapePOPS! 2 SPECIAL EVENT MASTERPIECE 3 CapePOPS! 3 PLAYBILL PLAYBILL PLAYBILL at the Seacoast Repertory Theatre and Musical Theatre. Regional theatre BoCo, and had her Broadway debut A Chorus Line and as Quasimodo in PLAYBILL PLAYBILL The Hunchback of Notre Dame. PLAYBILL appeared in Cabaret at BoCO. credits include Cats and Pippin. in 2017. PLAYBILL PLAYBILL PLAYBILL PLAYBILL HOLIDAY ON NEW YEAR’S PASSPORT THE TONYS: THE CAPE DAY PARTY TO AFRICA BROADWAY’S BEST DEC 6, DEC 7 & DEC 8 JAN 1 JAN 25 & JAN 26 FEB 22 & FEB 23 MASTERPIECE 4 MASTERPIECE 5 SPECIAL EVENT Thomas Purvis Caitlin Rose Mickey White Rachel Wirtz PERFECTLY VISIONS: SINATRA! Thomas has appeared in the BoCo Recent MFA graduate Caitlin appeared Mickey graduated this spring and his New grad Rachel loved her musical PAIRED MOZART & MAHLER JUN 13 & JUN 14 APR 4 & APR 5 MAY 2 & MAY 3 productions of Carousel and The Cradle in Cabaret, The Cradle Will Rock, and starring roles include Pippin in Pippin theater training, including her Will Rock. Hair at BoCo. and Bert in Mary Poppins. appearance as Eponine in Les Miserables. KLAHOMA BOX OFFICE 508.362.1111 • 1060 Falmouth Road • Hyannis • capesymphony.org O ! Osber. J. Wirtz: Ely. T. White: Hurst. Rose: S. Gresham. A. Purvis: Moux. T. Mendola: DePriest. Heistand: K. Louie. Gaudio: C. Monahan. Beckmann: G. Akerstein. E. Chassé: Scheer. A. Mansfield:.
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