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Zagat Rated Excellent 2001-2006 14 Station Road, Bellport Village 286-3300 4 GATEWAY PLAYHOUSE 2006 5 THE HARBOR SIDE A LETTER FROM THE PRODUCER “Incomparable Seafood Restaurant” Highly Recommended: Open 7 Days a Week * * * Welcome back to the 2006 season. at 11:30 a.m. Newsday We’re almost through another amazing year,marked by critical successes and Daily News All Major Credit NY Post audience-pleasing productions that we hope will be remembered for years to come. Cards Accepted. The Practical Gourmet Complete Dinners Special Rates for Theatre Thank you for joining us here in Patchogue for La Cage aux Folles,one of those spectac- Groups from 20 to 125. Everyday. ular old-fashioned Broadway hits that has dazzled audiences for decades. La Cage Call for more information. opened at the Palace Theatre on Broadway in August of 1983,and a Complete Lunches* Complete Early Bird Specials* Sunday Specials revival production closed on Broadway just last year. 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Diner - Restaurant Paul Allan Station Road and Sunrise Highway - Bellport, New York 11713 TEL. (631) 286-5757 6 GATEWAY PLAYHOUSE 2006 7 Presents DAVID EDWARDS RICHARD WHITE in Music and Lyrics by Book by JERRY HERMAN HARVEY FIERSTEIN Based on the Play “La Cage aux Folles” by JEAN POIRET with MARK FISHER DEB G. GIRDLER DAREN KELLY JAMES DUANE POLK HANNA-LIINA VOSA APRIL WOODALL BRAD YORK and featuring the notorious LES CAGELLES Producer PAUL ALLAN Associate Producer General Manager JEFF BELLANTE GALE EDWARDS Artistic Director ROBIN JOY ALLAN Production Manager Company Manager Costume Coordinator BRIAN LOESCH ERIN KRAUS MARIANNE DOMINY Production Stage Manager Lighting Design Scenic Design JOVON E. SHUCK DOUG HARRY KELLY TIGHE Associate Choreographer GEORGE NIEVES Musical Direction by SCOT WOOLLEY Directed and Choreographed by DJ SALISBURY La Cage aux Folles is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. 45 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10010 8 GATEWAY PLAYHOUSE 2006 9 CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of appearance) Albin ................................................................................................................................................DAVID EDWARDS* Georges ............................................................................................................................................RICHARD WHITE* LES CAGELLES Hanna ....................................................................................................................JOEY ABRAMOWICZ* Phaedra ........................................................................................................................DENNIS KENNEY* JOEY ABRAMOWICZ COLIN BRADBURY YAMIL DEJESUS Mercedes ............................................................................................................................SHUA POTTER Chantal ........................................................................................................................BENJIE RANDALL* Nicole..........................................................................................................................COLIN BRADBURY* Odette ..............................................................................................................................YAMIL DeJESUS Dermah......................................................................................................................MATTHEW MARKS* Angelique..................................................................................................................LAUREN PASTOREK Lo Singh ....................................................................................................................ANTUAN RAIMONE Clo-Clo ................................................................................................................................MELISSA SYBIL DAVID EDWARDS MARK FISHER DEB G.GIRDLER ADAM WEST HEMMING Jean-Michel ..........................................................................................................................................MARK FISHER* Anne ............................................................................................................................................HANNA-LIINA VOSA Jacob ........................................................................................................................................JAMES DUANE POLK* Edouard Dindon ................................................................................................................................DAREN KELLY* Mme. Dindon ..................................................................................................................................APRIL WOODALL Francis ..........................................................................................................................................................BRAD YORK Jacqueline ........................................................................................................................................DEB G. GIRDLER* DAREN KELLY DENNIS KENNEY MATTHEW MARKS M. Renaud ......................................................................................................................................ADAM HEMMING Mme. Renaud ..................................................................................................................STEPHANIE WILBERDING Etienne ..........................................................................................................................................COLIN BRADBURY* Colette....................................................................................................................................................MELISSA SYBIL UNDERSTUDIES Georges ..........................ADAM WEST HEMMING Anne..........................................LAUREN PASTOREK Jacob ........................................ANTUAN RAIMONE Jacqueline ....................STEPHANIE WILBERDING Albin ........................................................BRAD YORK Edouard Dindon ..........ADAM WEST HEMMING LAUREN PASTOREK JAMES DUANE POLK SHUA POTTER
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