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30, 2010 Merry-Go-Round Playhouse Music June 9 - 30, 2010 Merry-Go-round Playhouse Ed Sayles, Producing Director presents Music and Lyrics by Lisa Lambert & Greg Morrison Book by Bob Martin & Don McKellar With Robert Moss*, Julie Cardia*, Geno Carr*, Sandra Karas*, Bethany Moore*, Brad Nacht*, Michael VanGemert & Bruce Warren* Directed by Ed SaylES Musical Director Choreographer CorinnE aquilina lori lEShnEr Scenic Designer Lighting Designer Costume Designer Rob andrusko Adam Frank Travis lope Production Stage Manager Hair and Make-Up Designer Becky lynn dawson* Jason Flanders *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Musical synopsis The Setting – A New York City Apartment The Time – The Present act i Prologue Overture .................................................................Man in the Chair Scene 1 – Tottendale’s Entrance hall -- Morning Fancy Dress ....................... Mrs. Tottendale, Underling & Company Scene 2 – robert’s room – Morning Cold Feets ................................................ Robert, George and Man Scene 3 – Tottendale’s Pool – Early afternoon Show Off ...............................................................Janet & Company Scene 4 – Entrance hall – afternoon Scene 5 – Janet’s Bridal Suite – afternoon As We Stumble Along ................................. The Drowsy Chaperone Aldolpho .............................................................Aldolpho & Drowsy Scene 6 – Tottendale’s Garden – afternoon Accident Waiting to Happen ..................................... Robert & Janet Scene 7 – Tottendale’s Salon – afternoon Toledo Surprise .................................................................Company Scene 8 – intermission Monologue There will be a 15 minute intermission between act i and act ii. act ii Scene 9 – oriental Palace – day Message From a Nightingale .................................Kitty, Gangsters, Aldolpho & Drowsy Scene 10 – act ii intro Monologue Scene 11 – Courtyard – afternoon Bride’s Lament ............................................Janet, Man & Company Scene 12 – hallway – late afternoon Love is Always Lovely ..........................Mrs. Tottendale & Underling Scene 13 – Janet’s Bridal Suite – late afternoon Scene 14 – Tottendale’s Garden – Sunset I Do, I Do In the Sky ................................................Trix & Company Scene 15 – Wrap up Finale Ultimo .....................................................................Company is underwritten by: Media Sponsor: cast of characters The Man in the Chair ...................................................... Robert Moss* The Drowsy Chaperone ....................................................Julie Cardia* Janet Van de Graaff .................................................... Bethany Moore* Robert Martin .........................................................Michael VanGemert George ........................................................................ Danny Gardner* Aldolpho .........................................................................Bruce Warren* Mrs. Tottendale ..............................................................Sandra Karas* Underling ............................................................................Geno Carr* Feldzieg .............................................................................Brad Nacht* Kitty ................................................................................... Jenny Long* Trix ................................................................................Aleka Emerson Gangsters ............................................. Michael Muñoz, Bryan Plofsky Ensemble Maddy Apple, Miles Jackson, Taylor Rathus, Rachael Scarr, Daniel Scullin, Christopher Shin*, Stephen Simowski, Naomi Walley assistant Choreographer: Maddy Apple dance Captain: Christopher Shin* Equity asst. Stage Manager: Mary Stazewski* *Members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States Merry-Go-Round Playhouse is a professional theatre employing members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. ThE uSE oF CaMEraS and/or any TyPE oF VidEo or audio rECordinG EquiPMEnT iS STriCTLY ProhiBiTEd. Please be considerate of our performers and your fellow audience members. Remember to turn off your cell phones and pagers. Latecomers and Patrons retaking their seats will be seated at the discretion of the House Manager and only at an appropriate break in the performance. Meet the coMpany Maddy Apple Julie Cardia Geno Carr Aleka AEA AEA Emerson Danny Miles Sandra Karas Jenny Long Gardner Jackson AEA AEA AEA Bethany Robert Moss Michael Lisa Myers Moore AEA Muñoz AEA Brad Nacht Bryan Plofsky Taylor Rathus Rachael AEA Scarr aEa = Member Actors’ Equity Association Meet the coMpany Daniel Scullin Christopher Stephen Michael Shin Simowski VanGemert AEA Naomi Walley Bruce Warren AEA aEa = Member Actors’ Equity Association orchestra Conductor/Keyboard I ............................................Corinne Aquilina Assistant Musical Director/Keyboard II ...........................Jeff Theiss Percussion ..................................................Kristen Shiner-McGuire Tristan Marzeski Bass ............................................................................Terry Squires Reeds ..................................................................James Spadafore John Jeanneret Trumpet ..................................................................... Michael Meza Terry Caviness Trombone/Tuba ....................................................... Mark Anderson Merry-Go-Round Playhouse is a professional theatre employing members of American Federation of Musicians. Maddy Apple (Ensemble) is so excited to be returning to MGR for the 2010 season! She is currently a senior at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Previous credits at MGR: High School Musical, No, No, Nanette, and A Chorus Line. So much love and thanks to Ed, the MGR staff, and my family! Julie Cardia (The Drowsy Chaperone) 2010 S.A.L.T Award nominee Best Actress in No, No, Nanette. Credits: Promenade, New World Stages, starring Andrea McArdle; Adelaide, Guys and Dolls (Stages St. Louis, 2010 Kevin Kline Nomination), National Tours, Annie (Lily St. Regis), Starring Kathy Lee Gifford, Shout (Ogunquit Playhouse), Annie Oakley in Annie Get Your Gun (Fireside Theatre), Mama Rose in Gypsy (ABT), Showboat, Mame, My Fair Lady and Music Man (all at Sacramento Music Circus), Hair (TUTS). Julie will return to Ogunquit for the Regional Premier of Sunset Boulevard. Geno Carr (Underling) is as giddy as a schoolgirl to be back doing what he loves, at a place that he loves! MGR: The Producers, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Ragtime, The Full Monty, Forever Plaid and many others; Off-Broadway: Bush Wars; National Tours: Grease, Phantom and The Buddy Holly Story; Regional Favorites: Sweeney Todd, A Christmas Carol, City of Angels, Little Shop of Horrors, South Pacific, Damn Yankees, Bat Boy and The Secret Garden. MFA: Sarah Lawrence College; BA: Hartwick College. Geno lives in San Diego with his beautiful wife and adorable puggle. Aleka Emerson (Trix the Aviatrix/US Drowsy) last appeared here in The Producers in 2008. She graduated in 2009 from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, CAP21 program with a BFA. Favorite shows include West Side Story (MSMT), Thoroughly Modern Millie (MSMT), Pippin and Into the Woods (NYU). She is grateful to be working with such a talented, heart-warming cast and would like to thank God, her family and her friends for their love and support. Enjoy the show! Danny Gardner (George) was last seen as Curtis in Time Step at the New Victory (NYC). Some of his favorite credits include the National Tour of 42nd Street, Thoroughly Modern Millie at Sacramento Music Circus, White Christmas at TUTS, Half a Sixpence at Goodspeed Opera House, and The Rink at Musicals Tonight! Favortie credits from MGR include George M!, Crazy For You and Brigadoon. He is a graduate of Ithaca College and a member of Parallel Exit Theatre Company and Wide Eyed Productions. awards 2006 drama desk awards: Outstanding Book of a Musical – Book by Bob Martin, Don McKellar Outstanding Costume Design – Gregg Barns Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical – Beth Leavel Outstanding Lyrics – Lisa Lambert, Greg Morrison Outstanding Music – Lisa Lambert, Greg Morrison Outstanding Musical Outstanding Set Design of a Musical – David Gallo 2006 Tony awards: Best Book of a Musical – Bob Martin, Don McKellar Best Costume Design, Musical- Gregg Barnes Best Featured Actress, Musical – Beth Leavel Best Original Score – Lisa Lambert, Greg Morrison Best Scenic Design,Musical – David Gallo Show history The Drowsy Chaperone is a musical comedy with book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar and music and lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison. It debuted in 1998 at The Rivoli in Toronto and opened on Broadway on May 1, 2006. The Drowsy Chaperone was nominated for a record-breaking 13 Tony Awards and won 5 including Best Book and Best Score. The show has also had productions in London, Japan and Australia as well as 2 North American tours. Fun Facts The Drowsy Chaperone started when McKellar, Lambert and Morrison created a spoof of old musicals for the stag party of Bob Martin and Janet Van de Graaff. After its initial presentation, Bob joined his friends on stage and joked, “What a wonderful show. I have some notes.” Those notes would be inspiration for the “Man in Chair” character, the narrator of the show, played
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