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A Cabaret of Talent August 13, 2021 Proudly Presents: Stars Out For Richter - A Cabaret of Talent August 13, 2021 Emcees/Directors: Caitlin Mandracchia and Denise Fontenelli Accompanist: Vincent Fontenelli Sound: Bobby Fontenelli Stage Design: Robert Bria Stage Manager: Charity Ferris Social Media Correspondent: Priscilla Squiers Lights: Jose Alves Raffle Prizes Donated By: Dolly Conner and Denise Fontenelli Funding for our season is made possible in part by a generous grant from The City of Danbury Cultural Commission Act 1 Who I’d Be Shrek the Musical Music and Lyrics by: Jeanine Tesori and David Lindsay-Abaire Performed by: Teah Renzi, Dan Satter, and Emily Walsh Home Beetlejuice the Musical Music and Lyrics by: Adam Dannheisser, Scott Brown, Anthony King Performed by: Ella Zamek Journey to the Past Anastasia Music and Lyrics by: Liz Calloway Performed by Jazzy Corres (I Guess) I Miss You Sponge Bob the Musical Music and Lyrics by: Danny Skinner and Ethan Slater Performed by: Robert and Vincent Fontenelli If I Loved You Carousel Music and Lyrics: Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein II Performed by Emily Walsh Only Us Dear Evan Hansen Music and Lyrics: Benj Pasek and Justin Noble Paul Performed by: Teah Renzi and Dan Satter I Can Do Better Than That The Last Five Years Music and Lyrics: Jason Robert Brown Performed by Morgana Kate Watson O Mio Bambino Opera: Gianni Schicchi Music and Lyrics: Giacomo Puccini Performed by Jessica Zamek Fearless Music and Lyrics: Taylor Swift Performed by Tori Kuffler Back to Before Ragtime Music and Lyrics: Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty Performed by: Caitlin Mandracchia You’ll Be Back Hamilton Music and Lyrics: Lin-Manuel Miranda Performed by: Steven Taliaferro INTERMISSION Raffle Drawings ACT 2 Gimme Gimme Thoroughly Modern Millie Music and Lyrics: Jeanine Tesori and Dick Scanlan Performed by: Jazzy Corres Starting Over Music and Lyrics: John Lennon Performed by: Robert Bria Somebody to Love Music and Lyrics: Queen Performed by Gillian Anderson Little Miss Perfect Little Miss Perfect Music and Lyrics: Benjamin Rauhala and Joriah Kwame Performed by: Teah Renzi I Dreamed A Dream Les Miserables Music and Lyrics: Claude-Michel Schonberg, Alain Boublil, Jean-Marc Natel, and Herbert Kretzmer Performed by Emily Walsh Rainbow Connection The Muppet Movie Music and Lyrics: Paul Williams and Kenneth Ascher Performed by: Ella and Jessica Zamek Somewhere Over The Rainbow The Wizard of Oz Music and Lyrics: Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg Adaptation: Eric Clapton Performed by Bob Fontenelli Holding Out For A Hero Footloose Music and Lyrics: Jim Steinman Performed by Curtis Rodriguez Lost In The Wilderness Children of Eden Music and Lyrics: Steven Schwartz Performed by: Dan Satter Suddenly Seymour Little Shop of Horrors Music and Lyrics: Alan Menken and Howard Ashman Performed by: Caroline Card and Steven Taliaferro Twist and Shout Music and Lyrics: Bert Berns and Phil Medley Originally recorded by The Top Notes, The Isely Brothers, and later The Beatles Performed by: The Company .
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