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PROGRAM for BROADWAY in DETROIT at MUSIC HALL CENTER for the PERFORMING ARTS Dodger Theatricals Joseph J PROGRAM FOR BROADWAY IN DETROIT AT MUSIC HALL CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Dodger Theatricals Joseph J. Grano Tamara and Kevin Kinsella Pelican Group NETworks Presentations with Latitude Link and Rick Steiner DEAR present DETROIT The Story of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons Book by Music by Lyrics by MICHIGAN Marshall Brickman Bob Gaudio Bob Crewe TODAY IS GOING TO BE A GOOD DAY AND HERE’S WHY... & Rick Elice with Jonathan Cable Eric Chambliss Corey Greenan Jonny Wexler Ashley Bruce Tony L. Clements Rick Desloge Todd DuBail Caitlin Leary Kevin Patrick Martin Barnaby Reiter Jeremy Sartin Jenna Nicole Schoen Chloe Tiso Kit Treece Scenic Design Costume Design Lighting Design Sound Design September 2019 October 2019 November - December 2019 Klara Zieglerova Jess Goldstein Howell Binkley Steve Canyon Kennedy Fisher Theatre Fisher Theatre Fisher Theatre Projection Design Wig and Hair Design Fight Director Production Supervisor Michael Clark Charles G. LaPointe Steve Rankin Richard Hester Orchestrations Music Coordinator Music Director Steve Orich John Miller Alan J. Plado Production Management Casting Company Manager Production Stage Manager NETworks Presentations Tara Rubin Casting Deborah Barrigan Suzanne Apicella January - February 2020 February - March 2020 March - April 2020 June 2020 Hector Guivas Lindsay Levine, CSA Fisher Theatre Detroit Opera House Fisher Theatre Fisher Theatre Associate Producer Executive Producer Tour Booking & Marketing Lauren Mitchell Dana Sherman Broadway Booking Office NYC A REMARKABLE 2019-20 SEASON IS HERE Music Supervision, Vocal/Dance Arrangements and Incidental Music by Ron Melrose Choreography Sergio Trujillo 7 SHOWS STARTING AS Directed by LOW AS $399 Des McAnuff World Premiere Produced by La Jolla Playhouse, La Jolla, CA Subscribers get priority access to all extra attractions Christopher Ashley, Artistic Director & Debby Buchholz, Managing Director Subscribe now at www.BroadwayInDetroit.com or call 313-872-1000, ext. 0 3 CAST (in alphabetical order) Mary Delgado, Angel (and others) ................................................................................ASHLEY BRUCE Nick Massi ............................................................................................................... JONATHAN CABLE Bob Gaudio ................................................................................................................ ERIC CHAMBLISS Joey, French Rap Star, Detective One, Officer Petrillo, Crewe’s PA, Hal Miller, Barry Belson, Davis (and others) ...............................................................................RICK DESLOGE Gyp DeCarlo, Nick DeVito, Billy Dixon, Charlie Calello (and others) ...........................TODD DuBAIL Tommy DeVito ...........................................................................................................COREY GREENAN Stosh, Norman Waxman, Detective Two, Hank Majewski, Police Officer, Recording Studio Engineer, Accountant’s Assistant, Joe Long (and others) ......................KEVIN PATRICK MARTIN Bob Crewe, Donnie, Accountant, Finney (and others) ............................................BARNABY REITER Church Lady, Angel, Lorraine, Miss Frankie Nolan, Bob’s Party Girl (and others) ....................................................................JENNA NICOLE SCHOEN Frankie’s Mother, Nick’s Date, Angel, Francine (and others) ............................................ CHLOE TISO Frankie Valli .................................................................................................................JONNY WEXLER UNDERSTUDIES Understudies never substitute for listed performers unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance. For Frankie Valli: TONY L. CLEMENTS, RICK DESLOGE; for Tommy DeVito: KEVIN PATRICK MARTIN, JEREMY SARTIN; for Bob Gaudio: BARNABY REITER, KIT TREECE; for Nick Massi: TODD DuBAIL, JEREMY SARTIN SWINGS TONY L. CLEMENTS, CAITLIN LEARY, JEREMY SARTIN, KIT TREECE; Dance Captain: CAITLIN LEARY; Assistant Dance Captain: JONATHAN CABLE; Fight Captain: JONATHAN CABLE JERSEY BOYS ORCHESTRA Music Director: Alan J. Plado; Associate Conductor: Michael Kaish; Keyboards: Tish Diaz, Michael Kaish, Alan J. Plado; Guitar: Max Caine; Bass: Jonny Morrow; Drums: Brett Beiersdorfer; Music Coordinator: John Miller Bank of America applauds Broadway FOUR SEASONS in Detroit for bringing the arts to all When members of the community support the arts, they help inspire and enrich everyone. Artistic diversity can be a powerful force for unity, creating shared experiences and a desire for excellence. Bank of America recognizes Broadway in Detroit for its success in bringing the arts to performers and audiences throughout our community. Visit us at bankofamerica.com/local (l to r) Bob Gaudio, Frankie Valli, Nick Massi and Tommy DeVito. The Original Four Seasons. Life’s better when we’re connected® ©2018 Bank of America Corporation | SPN-126-AD | ARR6WNBC Photos by: Joan Marcus (l to r) Eric Chambliss, Jonny Wexler, Jonathan Cable and Corey Greenan in Jersey Boys. 5 CAST Jonathan Eric Corey Jonny Cable Chambliss Greenan Wexler Ashley Tony L. Rick Todd Bruce Clements Desloge DuBail Caitlin Kevin Patrick Barnaby Jeremy TAKE A Leary Martin Reiter Sartin DTE Energy’s MIGreenPower LEADING ROLE program lets you support local wind and solar projects. When you enroll, you’ll choose what percentage of your energy you want to attribute to renewables. You can estimate the effect on your bill, and the environment, with our online calculator. There’s no contract, and you can change your participation at any time. Jenna Nicole Chloe Kit Schoen Tiso Treece So enroll today at dteenergy.com/migreenpower, or call 855-613-4445 6 7 Creative Files: Creative/19-DTE-1048/R1 > 2019-04-04-DTE1048-migreenpower-5.375x8.375-R2.indd Bleed - .125 | Page 2 of 2 | Rev2 | Close 2019-04-08 REVISIONS DUE TO AGENCY 2019-04-08 DT ____ CR ____ TR ____ PR ____ AE ____ MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT ONE “Ces Soirées-La (Oh, What a Night)” – Paris, 2000................................French Rap Star, Backup Group “Silhouettes” .............................................................................Tommy DeVito, Nick Massi, Nick DeVito, Frankie Castelluccio “You’re the Apple of My Eye” .................................................. Tommy DeVito, Nick Massi, Nick DeVito “I Can’t Give You Anything But Love” ..................................................................... Frankie Castelluccio “Earth Angel” .............................................................................................Tommy DeVito, Full Company “Sunday Kind of Love” ......................................Frankie Valli, Tommy DeVito, Nick Massi, Nick’s Date “My Mother’s Eyes” ............................................................................................................... Frankie Valli “I Go Ape” .........................................................................................................................The Four Lovers “(Who Wears) Short Shorts” .............................................................................................The Royal Teens “I’m in the Mood for Love/Moody’s Mood for Love” ........................................................... Frankie Valli “Cry for Me” ...................................................... Bob Gaudio, Frankie Valli, Tommy DeVito, Nick Massi “An Angel Cried” ................................................................................................ Hal Miller and The Rays “I Still Care” ....................................................................................Miss Frankie Nolan and The Romans “Trance” ............................................................................................................ Billy Dixon and The Topix “Sherry” ...........................................................................................................................The Four Seasons “Big Girls Don’t Cry” ......................................................................................................The Four Seasons “Walk Like a Man” ..........................................................................................................The Four Seasons “December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)” ........................................................... Bob Gaudio, Full Company “My Boyfriend’s Back” ............................................................................................................. The Angels “My Eyes Adored You” ................................................. Frankie Valli, Mary Delgado, The Four Seasons “Dawn (Go Away)” ..........................................................................................................The Four Seasons “Walk Like a Man” (reprise) .................................................................................................Full Company THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION ACT TWO “Big Man in Town” ..........................................................................................................The Four Seasons “Beggin’” .........................................................................................................................The Four Seasons “Stay” ............................................................................................ Bob Gaudio, Frankie Valli, Nick Massi “Let’s Hang On (To What We’ve Got)” ............................................................Bob Gaudio, Frankie Valli “Opus 17 (Don’t You Worry ‘Bout Me)” ......................Bob Gaudio, Frankie Valli
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