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Wicked at the Paramount Seattle JANUARY 2020 JANUARY January 14 – 19 MEGAHIT! ON SALE NOW! FEBRUARY 7 - MARCH 1 THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE • STGPresents.org ©Disney January 2020 | Volume 24, No. 4 WELCOMEFrom Seattle Theatre Group, a non-profit arts organization Welcome to this performance of FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, the beloved theatrical masterpiece from Tony® winner Joseph Stein and Pulitzer Prize winners Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick. This incredible revival from Tony ®-winning director Bartlett Sher brings a fresh and authentic vision to this classic, introducing a new generation to this uplifting celebration of joy, love, and life! We want to take this opportunity to tell you about an upcoming STG presentation that we feel is of the utmost relevance and importance. On March 23, as part of our Silent Movie Mondays Series, we are partnering with the 25th anniversary of the Seattle Jewish Film Festival for a special screening of the German silent filmThe Ancient Law / Das Alte Gesetz at The Paramount Theatre. Directed by E.A. Dupont, this film tells the story of the son of an Orthodox Rabbi from a poor shtetl who breaks with family tradition and leaves to become an actor. It was released in Germany in 1923 during a PAUL HEPPNER President period of escalating racial anti-Semitism that fueled xenophobia about MIKE HATHAWAY Senior Vice President immigration, among other major social and political issues. KAJSA PUCKETT Vice President, Sales & Marketing The screening will be accompanied by a live ensemble to include GENAY GENEREUX Accounting & Office Manager composer/violinist Alicia Svigals (founder of the Klezmatics), composer/ Production pianist Donald Sosin, and clarinetist Laura DeLuca (from Music of SUSAN PETERSON Vice President, Production Remembrance). A CineClub discussion, immediately following the film, JENNIFER SUGDEN Assistant Production Manager will take place in The Paramount lobby bar. ANA ALVIRA, STEVIE VAN BRONKHORST Production Artists and Graphic Designers We hope you will join us on March 23 at 7 p.m. to experience an Sales outstanding example of the creativity of Jewish filmmakers in 1920s MARILYN KALLINS, TERRI REED Germany. And now, enjoy the stunning and heartwarming experience of San Francisco/Bay Area Account Executives FIDDLER ON THE ROOF! BRIEANNA HANSEN, SHERRI JARVEY, ANN MANNING Seattle Area Account Executives Josh LaBelle CAROL YIP Sales Coordinator Executive Director Marketing SHAUN SWICK Brand & Creative Manager CIARA CAYA Marketing Coordinator Encore Media Group 425 North 85th Street • Seattle, WA 98103 800.308.2898 • 206.443.0445 [email protected] encoremediagroup.com Encore Arts Programs and Encore Stages are published monthly by Encore Media Group to serve performing arts events in the San Francisco Bay Area and Greater Seattle Area. All rights reserved. ©2019 Encore Media Group. Reproduction without written permission is prohibited. encorespotlight.com 3 WE TREAT YOU LIKE YOU OWN THE PLACE. BECAUSE YOU DO. EXPERIENCE THE CREDIT UNION DIFFERENCE. JOIN US AT BECU.ORG :MICHAEL K.,:MICHAEL MEMBEROWNER Federally insured by NCUA JANUARY 14 – 19 NETworks Presentations Presents Based on the Sholom Aleichem stories by special permission of Arnold Perl Book by Music by Lyrics by JOSEPH STEIN JERRY BOCK SHELDON HARNICK Original Broadway production directed and choreographed by JEROME ROBBINS Starring YEHEZKEL LAZAROV MAITE UZAL JONATHAN VON MERING CAROL BEAUGARD KELLY GABRIELLE MURPHY RUTHY FROCH NOA LUZ BARENBLAT EMMA TAYLOR SCHWARTZ CARLY POST NICK SICCONE NIC CASAULA JACK O'BRIEN ANDREW HENDRICK JESSICA ALTCHILER DANNY ARNOLD MATEUS BARBOSA DA SILVA NICHOLAS BERKE ANDREA MARIE BUSH CAM COTE DAVID SCOTT CURTIS DAVID FERGUSON KELLY GLYPTIS MICHAEL GREENBERG YOCHAI GREENFELD SAM MCLELLAN RANDA MEIERHENRY CARLYE MESSMAN ALI ARIAN MOLAEI ALYNN RINAH PAROLA GRAY RANDOLPH CASSANDRA SURIANELLO BROOKE WETTERHAHN SCOTT WILLITS Inspired by the work of JEROME ROBBINS Set Design Costume Design Lighting Design Sound Design MICHAEL YEARGAN CATHERINE ZUBER DONALD HOLDER SCOTT LEHRER & ALEX NEUMANN Additional Set & Adaptations Hair & Wig Design Fight Director MIKIKO SUZUKI MACADAMS TOM WATSON BH BARRY Music Director / Conductor Dance Arrangements Music Coordinator MICHAEL GILDIN ORAN ELDOR JOHN MEZZIO Marketing & Publicity Direction Tour Booking Casting BOND THEATRICAL GROUP THE BOOKING GROUP JASON STYRES, CSA MEREDITH BLAIR Production Manager Production Stage Manager Company Manager General Manager NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS KELSEY CLARK CHRISTOPHER T.P. HOLMAN GENTRY & ASSOCIATES EVAN ROONEY STEVE VARON Music Supervisor and New Orchestrations TED SPERLING Choreography Recreated by CHRISTOPHER EVANS Original Choreography by HOFESH SHECHTER Direction Recreated by SARI KETTER Original Direction by BARTLETT SHER Originally produced on the New York stage by HAROLD PRINCE 2015 Broadway Revival produced by JEFFREY RICHARDS JAM THEATRICALS LOUISE GUND BROADWAY ACROSS AMERICA REBECCA GOLD STEPHANIE P. MCCLELLAND BARBARA FREITAG & COMPANY/CATHERINE SCHREIBER & COMPANY GREENLEAF PRODUCTIONS ORIN WOLF PATTY BAKER CAIOLA PRODUCTIONS THE NEDERLANDER ORGANIZATION KIT SEIDEL TENTEX PARTNERS GABRIELLE PALITZ WILL TRICE encorespotlight.com 5 PARAMOUNT AND MOORE SEASON PARTNERS Cast in order of appearance Tevye, a dairyman ...............................................................................................................YEHEZKEL LAZAROV Golde, his wife ......................................................................................................................................MAITE UZAL Tzeitel, a daughter .................................................................................................KELLY GABRIELLE MURPHY Hodel, a daughter ...........................................................................................................................RUTHY FROCH Chava, a daughter ............................................................................................................. NOA LUZ BARENBLAT Shprintze, a daughter ............................................................................................. EMMA TAYLOR SCHWARTZ Bielke, a daughter ................................................................................................................................. CARLY POST Yente, a matchmaker ..............................................................................................................CAROL BEAUGARD Motel, a tailor ...................................................................................................................................NICK SICCONE Perchik, a student .............................................................................................................................. NIC CASAULA Lazar Wolf, a butcher ................................................................................................JONATHAN VON MERING Mordcha, an innkeeper ..............................................................................................................DANNY ARNOLD Rabbi .................................................................................................................................... DAVID SCOTT CURTIS Mendel, his son ....................................................................................................................................... CAM COTE Avram, a bookseller ...................................................................................................................GRAY RANDOLPH Grandma Tzeitel, Golde’s grandmother ................................................................. BROOKE WETTERHAHN Fruma-Sarah, Lazar Wolf’s first wife ..........................................................................................KELLY GLYPTIS Yussel, the hatter / Nachum, the beggar ........................................................................YOCHAI GREENFELD Constable ..............................................................................................................................ANDREW HENDRICK Fyedka, a young man ....................................................................................................................... JACK O’BRIEN Sasha, his friend ........................................................................................................................... SAM MCLELLAN Shaindel, Motel’s mother ........................................................................................... BROOKE WETTERHAHN The Fiddler ...............................................................................................................................ALI ARIAN MOLAEI Villagers ......................................................DANNY ARNOLD, MATEUS BARBOSA DA SILVA, CAM COTE, DAVID SCOTT CURTIS, KELLY GLYPTIS, MICHAEL GREENBERG, YOCHAI GREENFELD, SAM MCLELLAN, RANDA MEIERHENRY, CARLYE MESSMAN, ALI ARIAN MOLAEI, ALYNN RINAH PAROLA, GRAY RANDOLPH, CASSANDRA SURIANELLO, BROOKE WETTERHAHN, SCOTT WILLITS SWINGS JESSICA ALTCHILER, NICHOLAS BERKE, ANDREA MARIE BUSH, DAVID FERGUSON UNDERSTUDIES For Tevye: DANNY ARNOLD, JONATHAN VON MERING; for Golde: KELLY GLYPTIS, BROOKE WETTERHAHN; for Lazar Wolf: DANNY ARNOLD, ANDREW HENDRICK; for Yente: KELLY GLYPTIS, BROOKE WETTERHAHN; for Tzeitel: ANDREA MARIE BUSH, RANDA MEIERHENRY; for Hodel: ANDREA MARIE BUSH, RANDA MEIERHENRY; for Chava: EMMA TAYLOR SCHWARTZ; for Shprintze: JESSICA ALTCHILER, CASSANDRA SURIANELLO; for Bielke: JESSICA ALTCHILER, EMMA TAYLOR SCHWARTZ, CASSANDRA SURIANELLO; for Motel: CAM COTE, GRAY RANDOLPH; for Perchik: CAM COTE, GRAY
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