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Running Crew RUNNING CREW Crew Chief ........................................................... Mike Venner Theatre Sheridan presents Live Mix ................................................................ Div Padhiar Lighting Board Operator .................................... Ryan Holliday Audio Playback .................................................... Sabrina Pawling Stage Hands ......................................................... Carla Emmaneel, Nick Mitanoff, Katherine Theriault, MUSIC BY FREDERICK LOEWE Johnny Woo BOOK BY ALAN JAY LERNER Deck Audio .......................................................... Brett Brocoy, Keely FEBRUARY 17- 28, 2009 Welsh Follow Spots ........................................................ Mitchael Lonsdale, DIRECTOR Ethan Millard MARIE BARON Dresser ................................................................. Diana Stephens MUSICAL DIRECTOR CHRISTOPHER MOUNTEER Professional Services C H O R E O G R A P H E R Wardrobe Seamstress Courtney Hindemit GiLLiAN sAuNDers – HerroN SET DESIGNER DENNIS HORN Special Thanks Soulpepper Theatre Company COSTUME DESIGNER DAVID JUBY LIGHTING DESIGNER PHILLIP SILVER SOUND DESIGNER TODD CHARLTON Director’s Notes TECHNICAL CREW The original Broadway production of Brigadoon, directed by Robert Lewis Stage Manager ................................... Katerina Sokyrko and choreographed by Agnes de Mille, opened March 13, 1947 at the Assistant Stage Managers ................. Laura Grandfield, Ziegfeld Theatre, where it ran for 581 performances. It won a Tony Award Stacey Ingham for Best Choreography and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Audio Crew ........................................ Brett Brocoy, Div Padhiar, Best Musical of 1947. A film version of Brigadoon, directed by Vincente Sabrina Pawling Minnelli, was released in 1954 with Gene Kelley, Van Johnson and Cyd Carpentry Crew .................................. Andrew Bravener, David Butler, Charisse in leading roles. Casey Crawford, Nick Mitanoff, Katherine Theriault, Joshua Van Of all the musicals from Broadway’s Golden Age, Brigadoon is my Dijk, Mike Venner, Lisa Young favourite. The musical has a beautiful, melodic score, colourful characters and exciting dances. But, most of all, it has a compelling story with an Head Electrician ................................. Sean Free inspiring theme: Love triumphs over cynicism. Lighting Crew ..................................... Kevin Boriel, Jeff Bornstein, It tells the story of a mysterious, enchanted Scottish village that appears Carla Emmaneel, Ryan Holliday, for only one day every hundred years, though to the villagers, the passing Mitchael Lonsdale, Ethan of each century seems no longer than one night. The story revolves Millard, Derek Wray around two American tourists, lost in the Scottish Highlands, who stumble upon the village just as a wedding is about to be celebrated. Production Assistants ......................... Danielle Couture, One is a romantic, the other, a cynic, and their different responses to this Daniel Van Amelsvoort supernatural community have serious implications for themselves and for the inhabitants of the village. Properties Crew .................................. Carolyn Boriel, Rhiannon Jones, Justina Pabritsaite, Dana Paul, I am grateful for the vision and commitment of Christopher Mounteer, Caitlyn Quammie, Jordan Gillian Saunders-Herron, Dennis Horn, David Juby, Philip Silver and Todd Rutherford, Natalie Tsang, Charlton. Also, Brigadoon could not have been brought to life without Lucas Wilson, Johnny Woo the hard work and dedication of all the Sheridan Technical Students and Faculty. Directing this cast and watching them grow as artists has been a Scenic Paint Crew ............................... Rebecca Berg, Molly Cramer, Chris Fox, Alyson Hiller, Russell joy. I thank you all. Joyce, Kerry Mounfield, Kevin Enjoy! Reynolds, Keely Welsh Marie Baron Wardrobe Crew .................................. Amelia Berzins, Danielle Demeny, Skylar Hillier, Chelsea Mannik, Virginia Morrow, Assistant to the Director Kyle Golemba Catherine Smulders, Assistant to the Choreographer Robin Calvert Diana Stephens Fight Director Daniel Levinson Highland Dance Consultant Courtney Simpson Technical Assistants ............................ James Ankers, Bill Chabassol SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERS (CONt’D) CAST ACT II A FOREST INSIDE BRIGADOON Night. “THE CHASE” ................................................ HARRY, TOMMY, STUART, Adam Anna Daniel Daniel ANGUS & MEN Hobbs Hurshman Birnbaum Greenberg ROAD IN BRIGADOON Immediately following. “THERE BUT FOR YOU GO I” ....................... TOMMY & FIONA Derek Emilee Esther Genevieve THE GLEN MacDougall Nimetz Huh Dulfour A short while later. “MY MOTHER’S WEDDIN’ DAY” ................. MEG & CHORUS “FUNERAL DANCE” ...................................... MAGGIE “FROM THIS DAY ON” ................................. FIONA & TOMMY “FAREWELL MUSIC” ..................................... CHORUS Jacquelyn Janelle Jason Jen French Gallant Clarke Shaw A BAR IN NEW YORK CITY Four months later, late afternoon. “REPRISE” ..................................................... FIONA, CHARLIE, TOMMY & CHORUS THE FOREST Jen Katherine Kelly Leah Three nights later. Budgell Ballantine Boaz Coombs “FINALE” ....................................................... CHORUS Lili Lucas Marie-Claude Michael Connor Meeuse Sarault Brockman Nicole Paige Phil Ryan Power Robson-Cramer Skala Jeffrey BRIGADOON is produced by arrangement with, and the music and dialogue material furnished by TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY, INC., 560 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022. Thomas Wade Wesley Glen Alderson Muir Colford Mills CAST SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERS CHARLIE DALRYMPLE .............................Thomas Alderson ACT I STUART DALRYMPLE ...............................Daniel Birnbaum JANE ASHTON ..........................................Kelly Boaz A FOREST IN THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND JEFF DOUGLAS .........................................Michael Brockman About five in the morning. JEAN MacLAREN ......................................Jen Budgell “PROLOGUE” ............................................................ CHORUS TOMMY ALBRIGHT ..................................Jason Clarke “BRIGADOON” ......................................................... CHORUS Mr. LUNDIE ..............................................Wesley Colford AILEENE BEATON .....................................Lili Connor * MacCONNACHY SQUARE KATIE MacQUEEN ....................................Leah Coombs MEG BROCKIE ..........................................Jacquelyn French Dawn changing to day. FISH VENDOR ...........................................Janelle Gallant “VENDORS’ CALLS” .................................................. CHORUS SANDY DEAN ...........................................Daniel Greenberg “DOWN ON MacCONNACHY SQUARE” .................. CHORUS, SANDY, MEG, FRANK / ANGUS McGUFFE .....................Adam Hobbs ** STUART & MacGREGOR FLOWER VENDOR ....................................Esther Huh “WAITIN’ FOR MY DEARIE” ..................................... FIONA & GIRLS ANDREW MacLAREN ...............................Ryan Jeffrey “I’LL GO HOME WITH BONNIE JEAN” ..................... CHARLIE & CHORUS MacGREGOR ............................................Lucas Meeuse “THE HEATHER ON THE HILL” ................................. TOMMY & FIONA HARRY BEATON .......................................Glen Mills VEGETABLE VENDOR ...............................Paige Robson-Cramer THE BROCKIE OPEN SHED MAGGIE ANDERSON ...............................Marie-Claude Sarault *** Just past noon. FIONA MacLAREN ....................................Jen Shaw “THE LOVE OF MY LIFE” .......................................... MEG ENSEMBLE THE MacLAREN HOUSE Katherine Ballantine, Kelly Boaz, Jonathan Cullen, Genevieve Dulfour, Janelle Gallant, Vaughan Harris, Esther Huh, Anna Hurshman, Derek Mac- Mid-afternoon. Dougall, Wade Muir, Emilee Nimetz, Nicole Power, Paige Robson-Cramer, Phil “COME TO ME, BEND TO ME” ................................ CHARLIE Skala “ALMOST LIKE BEING IN LOVE” .............................. FIONA & TOMMY SWORD DANCERS OUTSIDE THE HOUSE OF MR. LUNDIE Lucas Meeuse, Glen Mills, Wade Muir, Immediately following. Daniel Greenberg, Vaughn Harris, Phil Skala OUTSIDE THE KIRK OF BRIGADOON BAG PIPER Dusk. Brian Hutchison “WEDDING DANCE” ................................................. STUART & FULL COMPANY Understudies “SWORD DANCE AND REEL” ................................... HARRY, SWORD DANCERS FIONA MacLAREN Paige Robson-Cramer & FULL COMPANY JEAN MacLAREN Anna Hurshman * Assistant Musical Director ** Fight Captain *** Dance Captain.
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