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Producers-Web.Pdf presents Book by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan Music and Lyrics by Mel Brooks Original direction and choreography by Susan Stroman By special arrangement with StudioCanal Director STEVE RAY Choreographer Musical Director LAUREL WALKER LESLIE S. POSS Scenic Design Lighting Design Costume Design WHEELER KINCAID ERIN HISEY JEANETTE WATERMAN Audio Engineer Stage Manager MAX BLEVINS ASHLYN LAMBERT The opening night audience is invited to a reception in the Wilson Carr Rehearsal Hall following the performance. This program has been made possible by grants from the Alabama State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts. THE PRODUCERS Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIShows.com The Cast Scenes & Musical Numbers (In order of appearance) ACT I Overture ORCHESTRA Usherettes.......................................................MARGARET CARR, KELSEY H. KILLGORE It’s Opening Night USHERETTES, ENSEMBLE Max Bialystock..................................................................................CHARLES PROSSER The King of Broadway MAX, ENSEMBLE We Can Do It MAX, LEO Leo Bloom...........................................................................................JOHN L. WALKER I Wanna Be a Producer LEO, ENSEMBLE, MR. MARKS IM ALM Hold-Me Touch-Me..................................................................................K C. P We Can Do It, Reprise MAX, LEO Mr. Marks (CPA)............................................................................GEORGE THAGARD I Wanna Be a Producer, Reprise MAX, LEO Franz Liebkind....................................................................................DYLAN G. DAVIS In Old Bavaria FRANZ Der Guten Tag Hop-Clop FRANZ, MAX, LEO Roger De Bris.............................................................................................RAY TAYLOR Keep It Gay ROGER, CARMEN, ROGER’S TEAM, MAX, LEO Carmen Ghia.......................................................................BRODRICK SANTEZE RYANS Keep It Gay, Conga! ROGER, CARMEN, ROGER’S TEAM, MAX, LEO Bryan-Set Designer..................................................................................STEVEN YATES When You’ve Got It, Flaunt It ULLA Kevin-Costume Designer......................................................................JUSTIN BARNETT Along Came Bialy MAX, HOLD-ME TOUCH-ME, LICK-ME-BITE-ME, Scott-Choreographer...........................................................................LOGAN SPRADLEY KISS-ME-FEEL-ME, LEO, ROGER, FRANZ, ROGER’S TEAM, ENSEMBLE Shirley-Lighting Designer......................................................................LAUREN WILSON ACT II Ulla........................................................................................................ROSIE WEBBER Entr’Acte ORCHESTRA Lick-Me Bite-Me........................................................................................JENNY RYAN That Face LEO, ULLA ILL RICE ARSONS Kiss-Me Feel-Me............................................................................J P P That Face, Reprise MAX, LEO Jack Lapidus......................................................................................BRODY SOUTHERN Audition Opening CARMEN, ENSEMBLE Donald Dinsmore..................................................................................COLTON CROWE A Wond’ring Minstrel JACK DONALD Jason Green...........................................................................................GLEN JOHNSON The Little Wooden Boy Have You Ever Heard JASON Ticket Taker..........................................................................................ANDREW SMITH Haben Sie Gehört Das Deutsche Band? FRANZ Storm Trooper Soloist..........................................................................LANDON TURNER Opening Night, Reprise USHERETTES Heil-los/Pit Singers..............................MELISSA GREEN, JENNA PUGH, WESLEY ROREX, You Never Say ‘Good Luck’ ROGER, CARMEN, FRANZ, MAX, LEO MATT SMITH, LANDON TURNER Springtime for Hitler COMPANY Where Did We Go Right? MAX, LEO Stalin.....................................................................................................GLEN JOHNSON Leo Goes to Rio LEO, ULLA NDREW MITH FDR.....................................................................................................A S Betrayed MAX Churchill.............................................................................................JUSTIN BARNETT ‘Til Him MAX, LEO Sergeant .................................................................................................GLEN JOHNSON Prisoners of Love COMPANY COMPANY O’Houllihan...............................................................................DA’VONTAY J. BROWN Goodbye! O’Riley....................................................................................................STEVEN YATES Prison Guard.........................................................................................ANDREW SMITH Orchestra KATIE POORE Judge................................................................................................GEORGE THAGARD Violin Flute, Piccolo, Clarinet MARY HALES Bailiff.....................................................................................................GLEN JOHNSON Clarinet, Flute, Tenor Saxophone NICHOLAS BOYD Ensemble: Clarinet, Soprano, Alto, and Tenor Saxophones GAINES BRAKE Alto, Tenor, and Baratone Saxophone LINE RINGUETTE-BRAKE JUSTIN BARNETT, SARAH KATHRYN BONDS, DA’VONTAY J. BROWN, CALVIN JAMES Trumpet 1 DAVID MYERS BRYAN, JUSTIN BRYAN, MARGARET CARR, COLTON CROWE, ALEXANDRA DITORO, Trumpet 2 ELIJAH PUGH REBECCA E. DOVER, GLEN JOHNSON, CASEY KAUFFMAN, KELSEY H. 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