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TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the President & CEO ..................... 5 Hello, Dolly! ....................................................... 11 Co-sponsored by Aetna and Travelers Annual Fund Donor Honor Roll ......................... 25 An Extra Special Thank You ............................... 31 The Bushnell Services ....................................... 36 | 3 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO Back Where She Belongs I’m very excited that The Bushnell is presenting two of the most recent Tony Award-winning musicals this season: 2017’s Dear Evan Hansen and 2018’s The Band’s Visit. It’s gratifying that producers of the latest hits look to us as the first place they want their shows to run in Connecticut. But I’m just as pleased to be presenting the 1964 Tony Award winner, Hello, Dolly!, the show you’re here to see today in its 2017 Tony-winning Best Revival incarnation. As we celebrate our 90th anniversary this season, it’s satisfying to take a look back at the place The Bushnell has held in our region’s theatrical history. Broadway’s original Dolly, Carol Channing, toured the show across the country numerous times. The shot below of Channing with William Mortensen, The Bushnell’s founding Managing Director, is a meaningful way to connect our past to the present. Miss Channing was synonymous with Dolly for decades, but the role has proven to be at least as iconic as the performer who created her. We’re thrilled to have Carolee Carmello as the latest in a long line of extraordinarily talented women who have brought to life the formidable Dolly Levi. Whether we’re bringing you the latest hit direct from New York or a new version of a time-honored classic, we’re grateful that you’ve chosen to spend time with us at The Bushnell. Thank you for your support and enjoy this visit to early 20th century Yonkers in Hello, Dolly! Sincerely, David R. Fay 2019-2020 Season Sponsored by | 5 | 7 THE BUSHNELL LEGACY SOCIETY A Lasting Gift The Bushnell Legacy Society recognizes with gratitude the generosity of those donors who have included the Center in their estate plans. Stanley* and Marilyn M. Alfeld Arnold and Beverly Greenberg Ronna L. Reynolds Dorothy Clark Archibald* Mary Guiney* Margaret S. Rochford* Tony and Betty Autorino Bertha L. Hart* Mr.* and Mrs. Peter G. Russell Betty and Hap* Barnes Arman* and Betty Hatsian Dr. Alan Schwartz* Tom and Melanie Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Hilyard Carol W. Scoville Joan K. Berthoud* Virginia and David Hilyard Charles B. Seaverns Kristin M. Blanchfield Shepherd M. Holcombe* Margaret J. Sheehan Lori Poggi Bourret and Hugh M. and Helen H. Joseloff* Lois and Howard J.* Siegal Robert L. Bourret, Sr. Karen A. Kelleher Robert* and Barbara Simons Joyce C. and Harold C. Dick and Hazel Koszyca Robert Siskin* Buckingham, Jr. Ann and Fred Larson Margery and Lewis Steinberg John and Marla Byrnes Margaret and Roger* Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Stepnowski Jerrie and Bert Clear* Eileen R. Learned* Peter* and Betsy Sturrock Susan and Brian Clemow Peter and Mary Fran Libassi Michael Suisman* Marie Jeanne and David* Coffin Henry Link, P.E. Allen Weintraub Patricia L. Coombs* Mark and Liisa Livingston Helen and Alfred Wilke Pamela and James Cronin Jim Lyon Mary Jane Willms* Evelyn L. Crosby* Cornelia G. Mason Mrs. Helen S. Wills* Ann M. Curran* Ruth A. McElraevy Louise W. Willson* Barbara and Ward Cusati Linn and Keith McGlade Mrs. Lisa Wilson-Foley and Robert* and Mary Darling Ken and Kris Millerd Mr. Brian J. Foley Patricia R. DiLeo Mr.* and Mrs. William F. K. Monks Mr.* and Mrs. Gardiner T. Wood Germaine and Raymond Drennen Joan G. Monts Margaret L. Woods Dr. Robert F. and Mrs. Sharon Efron Edith* and John Davis* Murphy William A. Yandow* David and Rochelle Fierston David & Ellen Nattila Robert and Kathleen Bob Garthwait, Jr. Seymore S. Newman* O’Donnell Yeaton Evelyn Genovese Emery and Barbara Olcott Judith M. and Henry M. Zachs Vanessa and Tom Giannasi The Robert and Margaret Patricelli Ellen and Michael Zenke Bob and Frankie Goldfarb Family Foundation Anonymous Julian B. Goldstein* Frances B. Petersen* *in grateful memory Helen and Harry* Gray Carl and Lisa Peterson For more information on membership in The Bushnell Legacy Society, please contact Ellen Nattila, Senior Major and Planned Gifts Officer at (860) 987-6071. Do what Dotha did… include The Bushnell in your estate plans. | 9 CO-SPONSORED BY AETNA AND TRAVELERS NOVEMBER 12-17, 2019 | 11 CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of appearance) Dolly Gallagher Levi ...................................................................................................CAROLEE CARMELLO Ambrose Kemper ....................................................................................................................COLIN LEMOINE Horace Vandergelder .................................................................................................................JOHN BOLTON Ermengarde ..................................................................................................................LAURA SKY HERMAN Cornelius Hackl ................................................................................................................... DANIEL BEEMAN Barnaby Tucker ............................................................................................................................ SEAN BURNS Minnie Fay ................................................................................................................CHELSEA CREE GROEN Irene Molloy .....................................................................................................................ANALISA LEAMING Mrs. Rose ...............................................................................................................................KAREN ELLIOTT Ernestina ............................................................................................................................. JANE BROCKMAN Rudolph ............................................................................................................................. BLAKE HAMMOND Stanley .......................................................................................................................... SCOTT SHEDENHELM Judge ...................................................................................................................................... TIMOTHY SHEW Court Clerk ................................................................................................................. CHRISTOPHER FAISON TOWNSPEOPLE, WAITERS, ETC. ................................................... COLIN BRADBURY, ALEC COHEN, JULIAN DEGUZMAN, KAREN ELLIOTT, CHRISTOPHER FAISON, JENNY HICKMAN, MADISON JOHNSON, JULIE KAVANAGH, BEN LANHAM, MARTY LAUTER, STEFFANY PRATT, KYLE SAMUEL, LIZ SCHMITZ, SCOTT SHEDENHELM, TIMOTHY SHEW, CASSIE AUSTIN TAYLOR, CAYEL TREGEAGLE, DAVIS WAYNE, BRANDON WHITMORE UNDERSTUDIES Swings and understudies never substitute for listed performers unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the appearance. 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Violators may be punished by ejection and violations may render the offender liable for money damages. 12 | BUSHNELL PROMPTER CAST CAROLEE JOHN DANIEL ANALISA CARMELLO BOLTON BEEMAN LEAMING SEAN CHELSEA COLIN LAURA SKY JANE BLAKE BURNS CREE GROEN LEMOINE HERMAN BROCKMAN HAMMOND COLIN ALEC JULIAN KAREN CHRISTOPHER BRADBURY COHEN DEGUZMAN ELLIOTT FAISON JENNY LAURA MADISON JULIE NATHAN BEN HICKMAN IRION JOHNSON KAVANAGH KEEN LANHAM MARTY IAN HILLARY STEFFANY KYLE LIZ LAUTER LIBERTO PORTER PRATT SAMUEL SCHMITZ SCOTT TIMOTHY CASSIE AUSTIN CAYEL DAVIS BRANDON L. SHEDENHELM SHEW TAYLOR TREGEAGLE WAYNE WHITMORE | 13 SCENES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT ONE Overture .................................................................................................................................................Orchestra Scene 1: Along Fourth Avenue, New York City Scene 2: Grand Central Station “I Put My Hand In” ..........................................................................................................Dolly and Company Scene 3: A Street in Yonkers Scene 4: Vandergelder’s Hay and Feed Store, Yonkers “It Takes a Woman” ......................................................................... Vandergelder and the Instant Glee Club “Put on Your Sunday Clothes” ..................................Cornelius, Barnaby, Dolly, Ambrose, and Ermengarde Scene 5: The Yonkers Depot “Put on Your Sunday Clothes” ....................................................................................The People of Yonkers Scene 6: Outside Mrs. Molloy’s Hat Shop—Water Street, New York City Scene 7: Inside the Hat Shop “Ribbons Down My Back” ...........................................................................................................Mrs.
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