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House Old North Church Parish 08-May-55 the Charm Racquet 1 Old North Church Parish 1 The Charm Racquet 08-May-55 House 2 Light up the Sky 18-Jan-56 Mhd Junior HS Auditorium Terry Hale Director 3 Goodby, My Fancy 29-Jun-56 HS, sponsored by YMCA Philip Jenkins Director 4 The White Sheep of the Family 1956-1957 HS, sponsored by Mhd William Brill Director, Emil Schneider 5 Mister Angel 11-Apr-57 Teachers Assoc Producer 6 Dear Charles 24-Jan-58 HS Fernand Corbell Jr Director Frank Callan Director, Mrs Jackson 7 Dial M for Murder 27-Jun-58 HS Tremblay Producer HS, Benefit Little League Philip Jenkins Director, William Brill 8 Pursuit of Happiness 30-Jan-59 Auxillary Producer 9 Solid Gold Cadillac 26-Jun-59 HS Elise Dimond Direcor 10 Helena's Husband 23-Sep-59 HS, Benefit the Lions Club Frank Callahan, Director Donald Harper Director, Joan Tremblay 11 Bell Book and Candle 24-Jun-60 HS Producer Sabra Harper Director, Robert Winer 12 Night of January 16 09-Dec-60 HS Producer Leonard Epstein Director, Ruth Meier 13 Ways and Means 28-Apr-61 HS Producer Irma Johnson Director, Ruth Meier 14 The Browning Version 28-Apr-61 HS Producer Frank Callan Director, Ruth Meier 15 The Monkey's Paw 28-Apr-61 HS Producer Cady Strimbeck Director, Mary Regan 16 Rise and Shine 21-Sep-61 King Hooper mansion Producer Veterans Admin Hospital Cady Strimbeck Director, Mary Regan 17 Rise and Shine 10-Sep-61 Brocton Producer Don Harper Director, Sabrah Harper 18 Picnic 03-Nov-61 HS Producer Lawrence Reines Director, Thomas M 19 The Zoo Story 02-Mar-62 Abbot Hall Lemons Producer Lawrence Reines Director, Thomas M 20 The Bald Soprano 02-Mar-62 Abbot Hall Lemons Producer Joanne Latta Director, Selma & Bob 21 The Seven Year Itch 29-Jun-62 HS Mehrman Lawrence Reines, Director Mary 22 The Crucible 11-Nov-62 SSC Regan, Producer 23 The Man in the Dog Suit 08-Feb-63 HS William Cowen, Director 24 The Man in the Bowler Hat February 1963 Museum of FIne Arts 25 The Men Who Lived Too Soon February 1963 Museum of FIne Arts 26 Young Ben Franklins's Fight February 1963 Museum of FIne Arts Francis Callan Director, Hohn Tolls & 27 Monique 28-Jun-63 HS Barbara Mailley Producers 28 No Exit July 1963 for the Arts Festival Lawrence Reines Director 29 Bedtime Story July 1963 for the Arts Festival Lawrence Reines Director Lawrence Reines Director, Joan 30 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 15-Nov-63 SSC Tremblay Producer 31 Look Back In Anger 28-Feb-64 SSC Lawrence Reines Director William Brice Cowan Director, Oscar 32 The Waltz of the Tereadors 22-May-64 HS Peter Arslanian Producer Lawrence Reines Director, Sue 33 The Skin of Our teeth 03-Dec-64 HS Arslanian Producer Kenneth Goldsmith Director, Judy 34 Blythe Spirit 26-Feb-65 SSC Romizer Producer Laurie Reines Director, Jack Weiner 35 The Fantastics 17-Jun-65 SSC (first Musical) Producer George Comtois Director, Jack 36 Pajama Game 18-Nov-65 SSC Weiner Producer Bishop Fenwick to nenefit Laurie Reines Director, Jack Weiner 37 The Fantasticks 12-Feb-66 the SIsiters of Notre Dame Producer 38 Waiting For Gadot 11-Mar-66 Clifton Lutheran Chruch workshop Arlington HS to benefit the 39 The Fantasticks 14-Apr-66 Laurie Reines Director, Ed Snow Boys Club Beverly HS t benefit 40 The Fantasticks 22-Apr-66 Laurie Reines Director, Ed Snow NSCC Scholarship fund Robert Teague Director, Michael 41 You Can't Take it with You 17-Jun-66 Salem HS Armento Producer Timothy Smith Director, Carole Weiner 42 Anything Goes 04-Nov-66 Lynn Memorial Auditorium Music Director, Gene Murray Choreography, Jack Weiner Producer Clifton Lutheran Chruch Diana Rutheford Director, Michael 43 Don Juan in Hell 24-Feb-67 (workshop) Armento Producer Hubert Gerstman Director, Anthony 44 See How They Run 20-Apr-67 HS Palmer Producer Lawrie Reines Director, Jack Weiner 45 Mikado 02-Nov-67 Lynn Memorial Auditorium Producer Clifton Lutheran Church 46 A Doll's House 09-Feb-68 (workshop) Brian Smiar Director, Sally Burke 47 Tiger at the Gates 03-May-68 HS Producer Normal Curtiss Director, Carol Weiner 48 The Most Happy Fella 31-Oct-68 Lynn Memorial Auditorium Conductor, Robert Winer and Michael Armento Producers Clifton Lutheran Church 49 The Lady's Not for Burning 28-Mar-69 Joan Carter Director (Reading) Kenneth Goldsmith Director, Ron Leger 50 Laugh In 25-Apr-69 HS Producer Norman Curtis Director, Robert Winer 51 South Pacific 23-Oct-69 Lynn Memorial Auditorium Producer Laurie Reines Director, Mike Armento 52 The Fantasticks 30-Jan-70 HS Producer You Know I Can't Hear You David MacMahon Director, Ron Leger & 53 10-Apr-70 HS When the Water's Running Phillip Frasca Producers David McMahon Director, Carol Weiner A Funny Thing Happened on the Music Director, Polly Hogan 54 15-Oct-70 HS Way to the Forum Choreography, Timothy Smith & Michael Armento Producers Ross Gilchrist Director, H D "Rick" 55 The Happy Time 25-Feb-71 HS Giles Jr Producer 56 The Man Who Came To Dinner 21-May-71 HS Ronald Ritchel Director Ron Ritchell Director, Gene Murray HS, benefit scholarship 57 Annie Get Your Gun 14-Oct-71 Choreography, Timothy Smith & Bibbo fund at NSCC Producer Joan Carter Director, Ron Leger and 58 Don't Drink the Water 24-Feb-72 HS Bobbi Steele Producers David McMahon Director, Timothy 59 Mousetrap 18-May-72 St Michaels Smith Producer Lynn Memorial Auditorium, Leonidas A Nickole Director, Michael 60 Guys and Dolls 26-Oct-72 benefit scholarship fund at Armento & Timothy Smith NSCC Timothy Smith & John Weymouth 61 Exit the Body 10-May-73 St Michaels Producer David McMahon Director, Carol Meiner 62 Kiss Me Kate 25-Oct-73 Abbot Hall Music Director, Ron Leger & Mike Armento Producers Tom Luddy Director, Tim Smith 63 The Potting Shed 07-Mar-74 Abbot Hall Producer A Funny Thing Happened on the David McMahon Director, Phil & 64 06-Jun-74 Abbot Hall Way to the Forum Maryann Frasca Producers Joe Forgiano, Director Harry Nolan, 65 The White Liars 18-Oct-74 Abbot Hall Producer Joe Forgiano, Director Harry Nolan, 66 Black Comedy 18-Oct-74 Abbot Hall Producer 67 Witness for the Prosecution 31-Jan-75 Abbot Hall Michael Armento Director St Michaels and then to 68 The Flattering Word 11-May-75 NETC Brandeis Michael Armento Director, Ron Leger & 69 Man of La Mancha 16-May-75 Abbot Hall Dale Louisos Producers Michael Armento Director, Ron Leger & 70 The Red Shoes 28-Jun-75 Abbot Hall Dale Louisos Producers Stephen James Director, Tim Smith 71 1776 16-Oct-75 Abbot Hall Producer David McMahon Director, Ralph Tyler 72 Arms and the Man 11-Mar-76 Abbot Hall Producer You're a Good Man Charlie 73 20-May-76 St Michaels Brown Abbot Hall, then NETC Mary Jane Moriarty Director, John 74 Shubert's Last Serenade 03-Jun-76 Brandeis Fogle Producer Jach Wlech Director, Ron Leger & 75 Fiddler on the Roof 11-Nov-76 Abbot Hall Barbara Bibbo Producers Thomas Luddy Director, Ralph Tyler 76 A Touch of the Poet 03-Feb-77 Abbot Hall Producer 77 The Mad Woman of Chaillot 1977 Abbot Hall Marcia Morrison Director, Tomothy 78 Brigadoon 70's or 80s Oct 27 Abbot Hall Scout Producer 79 Camelot 70s or 80s Abbot Hall Whitney White Director, Joe Borphy & 80 The Emperor's New Clothes 70s or 80s Abbot Hall Leslie Teague Producers Michael Armento Director, Dale & 81 Cabaret 80s Oct 31-Nov 14 Abbot Hall Harold Person Producers Mark Schory Director, Harold "Percy" 82 Jack and the Beanstalk 80s Feb 27 Abbot Hall Person Producer Winner NE Theatre 83 The Love Course 1977 Conference Drama Festival 84 Oliver! The Musical 17-Nov-78 Seaside School 85 Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp 31-Jan-80 Abbot Hall Mark Schory Director, Dale Persons 86 Pinocchio 15-Feb-81 Abbot Hall Producer 87 Harlequin 01-May-81 Abbot Hall 88 Public Eye 01-May-81 Abbot Hall Albert Cremin Director & 89 Can Can 29-Oct-82 Abbot Hall Choreographer, Judi Frances Music Director 90 Dracula 21-Oct-83 Abbot Hall 91 The Music Man 1980's PAC 92 The Pink Panther Strikes Again 15-Mar-85 Abbot Hall 93 Dinner at 8:30 01-Nov-85 Marblehead Elks Hall 94 Story Theater 14-Feb-86 Marblehead Elks Hall 95 What the Butler Saw 08-Nov-87 Marblehead Elks Hall 96 Once Upon a Mattress 01-May-87 Marblehead Elks Hall 97 Company 22-May-88 Brandeis 98 Baby With the Bathwater 25-May-89 Brandeis Ken Lonergan Director, Ginny Morton 99 Gypsy 09-Nov-90 at the PAC producers Andy Diskes Director, Ken Lonergan & 100 Wizard of Oz 15-Nov-91 PAC Ginny Morton Producers Aimee Oliver Director, Betsy Murphy & 101 La Cage Aux Folles 03-Apr-92 PAC Harry Nolan Producers Ken Lonergan Director, Ginny Morton & 102 Oliver! The Musical 13-Nov-92 PAC Arthur Schwartz producers 103 Sweet Charity 18-Apr-93 PAC Ken Lonergan Director, Ginny Morton & 104 Peter Pan 12-Nov-93 PAC Jean Greeley producers Aimee Oliver Director, Cuqui Osborne 105 South Pacific 11-Mar-94 PAC Exec Producer, Bliss Oliver-Tonelli & Jodi Vigneron Producers 106 Steele Magnolias 16-Sep-94 Marblehead Middle School Harriett Friedman Director 107 Annie 25-Nov-94 PAC Harriett Friedman Director, Karen Gahagan Music Director, Shawn 108 Anything Goes 24-Mar-95 PAC Ingram Choreogrphy, Ginny Morton & Laurel Vincento Producers 109 One Civilaized Person 1995 110 Hello Dolly 10-Nov-95 PAC Susan LoChirco Director, Cuqui 111 City of Angels 22-Mar-96 PAC Osborne & Jean She Productions 112 Fiddler on the Roof 15-Nov-96 PAC Scott Jendry Director, Keith B Schnell 113 Exit the Body 04-Apr-97 Tower School Producer 114 My Fair Lady 20-Oct-97 PAC 115 The Cemetary Club 27-Mar-98 Tower School Richard King Director 116 Wizard of Oz 12-Nov-98 at the PAC 117 The Philadelphia Story 1999 118 Bullshot Crummond 09-Apr-99 Tower School Paul Ciano Director, Holly Zagaria Music Director, Natalle Norton 119 The King and I 29-Oct-99 at the PAC Choreography,Debbie Hazell & Jeff
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