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44 GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON PETER H. CHARBONNIER ESQ, LLC SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1992 Looking forward to addressing your concerns in the following areas of law: REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS Purchase • Sale • Reverse Mortgage • Refinance SMALL BUSINESS Formation • Consulting • Purchase • Sale Corporation • LLC WILLS & TRUSTS Living Wills • Estate Planning Probate Administration 860.526.1780 97 Main Street • Chester [email protected] | www.lawforlocals.com 42 GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON 43 PETER H. CHARBONNIER ESQ, LLC SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1992 Looking forward to addressing your concerns in the following areas of law: REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS Purchase • Sale • Reverse Mortgage • Refinance SMALL BUSINESS Formation • Consulting • Purchase • Sale Corporation • LLC WILLS & TRUSTS Living Wills • Estate Planning Probate Administration 860.526.1780 97 Main Street • Chester [email protected] | www.lawforlocals.com 42 GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON 43 40 GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON 41 40 GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON 41 THE ANNUAL NUMBER OF HEART ATTACKS COULD TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY. SO COULD JUST ONE HEART ATTACK. Shortness of breath and difficulty breathing are just two warning signs of a heart attack. Call 911 if you experience any warning sign. Learn the other signs at americanheart.org or call us at 1-800-AHA-USA1. © 2002, American Heart Association. 38 GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON 39 THE ANNUAL NUMBER OF HEART ATTACKS COULD TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY. SO COULD JUST ONE HEART ATTACK. Shortness of breath and difficulty breathing are just two warning signs of a heart attack. Call 911 if you experience any warning sign. Learn the other signs at americanheart.org or call us at 1-800-AHA-USA1. © 2002, American Heart Association. 38 GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON 39 FOR YOUR INFORMATION Box Office Goodspeed Guild: Goodspeed Opera House, 6 Main Street, The Goodspeed Guild is a volunteer organization East Haddam, CT 06423-0392 dedicated to supporting Goodspeed Musicals’ operations 860.873.8668 • [email protected] and productions. Since 1975, it has provided services to artists, patrons, and staff on a year-round basis, while House Manager: 860.873.8664, ext. 368 offering our members the opportunity to become part of the behind-the-scenes activities at Goodspeed. To find Infra-red Hearing System: out about volunteer opportunities that fit your interests The Norma Terris Theatre offers the Sennheiser and schedule, visit our website at www.goodspeed.org infra-red hearing system to assist hearing-impaired or contact Amy Campbell at 203.494.7328. patrons. Free headsets are available from the Box Office. Goodspeed Musicals gratefully acknowledges Sets, costumes and props are designed especially for the Carol L. Sirot Foundation for underwriting. The Norma Terris Theatre and are built in Goodspeed Musicals’ shops. www.goodspeed.org Goodspeed Musicals is a professional theatre operating under an agreement between the League of Resident Tell Us What You Think Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, Audience response is a vital part of The Norma Terris the Union of Professional Actors and Theatre. In addition to discussing the production at Stage Managers in the United States. our Thursday evening “Talkbacks,” you can actively participate in the process of creating a new musical by e-mailing the creative team at [email protected]. Goodspeed Musicals is a member of The League of Resident Theatres. The scenic, costume, lighting and sound designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA- 829 of the IATSE. Plant Trees! 36 GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON 37 FOR YOUR INFORMATION Box Office Goodspeed Guild: Goodspeed Opera House, 6 Main Street, The Goodspeed Guild is a volunteer organization East Haddam, CT 06423-0392 dedicated to supporting Goodspeed Musicals’ operations 860.873.8668 • [email protected] and productions. Since 1975, it has provided services to artists, patrons, and staff on a year-round basis, while House Manager: 860.873.8664, ext. 368 offering our members the opportunity to become part of the behind-the-scenes activities at Goodspeed. To find Infra-red Hearing System: out about volunteer opportunities that fit your interests The Norma Terris Theatre offers the Sennheiser and schedule, visit our website at www.goodspeed.org infra-red hearing system to assist hearing-impaired or contact Amy Campbell at 203.494.7328. patrons. Free headsets are available from the Box Office. Goodspeed Musicals gratefully acknowledges Sets, costumes and props are designed especially for the Carol L. Sirot Foundation for underwriting. The Norma Terris Theatre and are built in Goodspeed Musicals’ shops. www.goodspeed.org Goodspeed Musicals is a professional theatre operating under an agreement between the League of Resident Tell Us What You Think Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, Audience response is a vital part of The Norma Terris the Union of Professional Actors and Theatre. In addition to discussing the production at Stage Managers in the United States. our Thursday evening “Talkbacks,” you can actively participate in the process of creating a new musical by e-mailing the creative team at [email protected]. Goodspeed Musicals is a member of The League of Resident Theatres. The scenic, costume, lighting and sound designers in LORT Theatres are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA- 829 of the IATSE. Plant Trees! 36 GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON GOODSPEED MUSICALS | 2015 SEASON 37 GOODSPEED MUSICALS STAFF ADMINISTRATION PRODUCTION Steven C. Callahan ............................General Manager R. Glen Grusmark ..............................Production Manager Donna Tafel .......................................Assistant to Mr. Gennaro Erica Gilroy .......................................Assistant Production Manager Linda Benson ....................................Receptionist COSTUME RENTAL BUILDING SERVICES Mark Adam Rampmeyer ...................Costume Rental Manager Edward C. Blaschik ...........................Theatre Manager Dawn Barlow, Breeanna Korcak, Karin Nickel ......................................Building Services Assistant Felia Williams, Stephanie Wooley.......Costume Rental Assistants Jonathan Cubeta, John Sola, Paul Zajac .........................................Building Services COSTUMES Burgess Cleaning ..............................Custodial Services Cindy Kubala.....................................Costume Director Anna Blankenberger .........................Costume Shop/Design Assistant COMPANY MANAGEMENT Stephanie Taff ...................................Draper/Craft Manager Kristan McLaughlin ...........................Company Manager Kathleen Gephart ..............................Draper Jen Levine ........................................Assistant Company Manager Emilia Corbin ....................................First Hand/Draper Kayla Prata, Max Schwager ..............Company Management Apprentice Erica Giles ........................................First Hand Lloyd Hall, Taryn Sumerix ..................Stitcher DEVELOPMENT John Riccucci ...................................Opera House Wardrobe Master Nancy Altschuler ...............................Director of Development Sara Thuer ........................................Opera House Wigs & Hair Supervisor Gloria Gorton.....................................Director of Major Gifts Loryn Pretorius .................................Opera House Wigs & Hair Crew Michele R. Baumann .........................Membership Director Mary Miko ........................................Special Events Coordinator LIGHTING & SOUND John Noonan ....................................Manager of Corporate and Jay Hilton .........................................Lighting and Sound Supervisor Foundation Relations Elisabeth Vella...................................Master Electrician Katie Wasserman ..............................Development Associate L. Clay Little ......................................Opera House Production Electrician Greg McGuire....................................Opera House Production Sound Engineer EDUCATION & LIBRARY Joshua S. Ritter ................................Education & Library Director PROPS Kathryn Micari ..................................Education & Library Assistant Ryann D. Lee ....................................Props Manager Brendan Daly, Chastity Holloway, Emmet Teran, Troy A. Junker ...................................Master Artisan Kaitlyn Woelfel, Adam Yankowy .........Education & Library Interns Lou Fuchs .........................................Props Carpenter Ryan Brooke .....................................Props Artisan FINANCE Blaine Tetlow ....................................Opera House Props Run Crew Head William F. Nivison ..............................Director of Finance Abigael Boone ...................................Opera House Props Run Crew Stacy Booth ......................................Accounts Payable Manager Joanne D’Amato ...............................Payroll Manager SCENERY Matt Francis .....................................Technical Director HOUSE MANAGEMENT Jason Wadecki ..................................Assistant Technical Director Mary Miko ........................................House Manager Chris Gronback .................................Master
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