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Mamebook by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E Noteworthy Entertainment SOUTH BAY MUSICAL THEATRE PRESENTS MAMEBook by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. Music and lyrics by Jerry Herman. Based on the novel by Patrick Dennis and the play Auntie Mame by Lawrence and Lee. Sept. 22 to Oct. 13, 2018 Imagewurx Kwong, Edmond Photo: Saratoga Civic Theater 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, CA SouthBayMT.com • 408-266-4734 Presented through arrangement with Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc. • 560 Lexington Ave. New York, NY 10022 1 CHEERS! Special discount offer for Mame patrons! Purchase a two-show or three-show package for Welcome! elcome to South Bay Musical who are beginning relationships in this our remaining productions and SAVE UP TO $27! WTheatre’s opening production of very production that will last a lifetime. Show your Mame ticket at our box office today (or call us our 2018-19 season! Whether you’re Theatre is special, and we love sharing a first-time patron or a veteran season it with you. While we’re delighted at 408-266-4734 by Oct. 31) and receive a special price for subscriber, you’re in for some wonder- to have you as an audience member, a “mix and match” package of two or more shows. Prices ful entertainment from our talented we’d also love to have you become vary by performance day and time. Enjoy discounted pricing company. I hope that as you look part of our production family. If you’re and get subscriber benefits, like the ability to change show through this program, you’ll not only interested in getting involved at SBMT, dates to any equally priced performance FREE of charge. learn a bit about the performers, but please let us know. We have many op- also take a few moments to peruse the portunities for you, whatever your age, names of the people you don’t see on commitment level, or experience, and stage. Musicians, artists, craftspeople, we’re happy to talk to you about them. technicians, crew members, managers, and staff—each of them plays a vital e are also truly grateful you’re role in bringing this production to life. Where to enjoy the Broadway classic Mame, and we hope you’ll ne of the great joys of theatre is come back for the rest of our season: Othat it’s always a group effort, and Big River and our one-night-only con- being part of that group—onstage or cert event, Broadway by the Decade: off—is immensely rewarding. Many The Musicals of the 1990s in January Adventure down the Mississippi with of our company members are working and February, and Thoroughly Modern Mark Twain’s timeless characters. with theatre friends they’ve known Millie next May. Enjoy! for decades. Others are newcomers —Jay Steele, SBMT Chairperson Jan. 26-Feb. 16, 2019 One night Special concert event! only! “SING A LITTLE; TACO LITTLE” at South Bay Musical Theatre’s TACOS & TUNES KEYBOARD KARAOKE FUN(D)RAISER! Taco Keyboard Silent feed karaoke auction Small-town girl arrives in the big Feast on a variety of taco Sing your favorite tunes, Bid on arts and entertain- recipes from Maricruz accompanied by a live ment treasures donated by city. Hilarious adventures ensue. Espinoza! pianist! our generous supporters! Photo: Edmond Kwong, Imagewurx Kwong, Edmond Photo: Saturday, Oct. 20 May 18-June 8, 2019 Feb. 10, 2019 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. You are FRIENDSHIP HALL Buy your package today & save! the star! 19848 Prospect Road, Accompaniment by Saratoga, CA South Bay favorite, Visit the SBMT box office during Mr. Bob Sunshine! SouthBayMT.com intermission, or call 408-266-4734. or 408-266-4734 2 Noteworthy Entertainment 3 Cast, in order of appearance Scenes & Musical Numbers ACT ONE Patrick Dennis, age 10 .............................................................. Jake Miller Agnes Gooch .........................................................................Kama Belloni Overture ������������������������������������Orchestra Vera Charles ..........................................................................Karen DeHart Scene 1: Somewhere in New York, 1928 Mame Dennis ....................................................................... Mary Melnick St. Bridget ���������������������������������Agnes, Young Patrick Ralph Devine ....................................................................Edmond Kwong Scene 2: Mame’s Apartment M. Lindsay Woolsey ........................................................Steve Sammonds It’s Today ����������������������������������Mame, Vera, Young Patrick, Ensemble Ito ......................................................................................Donnie Matsuda Scene 3: Mame’s Apartment Dwight Babcock ..................................................................Michael Cuddy Scene 4: Mame’s Bedroom Monsieur Branislowski .......................................................... Dallas Carter Gregor .....................................................................................David Evans Scene 5: Mame’s Living Room (and all around New York) Open a New Window ���������������Mame, Young Patrick, Ensemble Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside ................................... Chris Moylan Uncle Jeff .................................................................................... Jeff Tuttle Scene 6: Mame’s Apartment Cousin Fan ...........................................................................Karen Sanders Scene 7: Shubert Theatre—New Haven Sally Cato ............................................................ Emily Schmeichel-Frank The Moon Song ������������������������Vera, Mame, Moon Ladies My Best Girl �����������������������������Young Patrick, Mame Mother Burnside .......................................................................Elyse Cook Patrick Dennis, age 19-29 .............................................. Kevin Brownstein Scene 8: Salon Pour Messieurs Junior Babcock ....................................................................... Dallas Carter Scene 9: Mame’s Apartment Mr. Upson .................................................................. Steven Guire Knight We Need a Little Christmas ����Mame, Agnes, Ito, Young Patrick, Beau Mrs. Upson ......................................................................Barbara Heninger Scene 10: Peckerwood Gloria Upson ............................................................Sarah “Galaxy” Smith The Fox Hunt����������������������������Young Patrick, Uncle Jeff, Mother Burnside, Sally Cato, Cousin Fan, Ensemble Pegeen Ryan ................................................................Lauren D’Ambrosio Mame �����������������������������������������Beau, Mother Burnside, Ensemble Peter Dennis .............................................................................. Jake Miller ACT TWO Mame’s Friends (Ensemble): Andy Gipson, Beverly Hansberry, Jason Herrera, Robin Holbrook, Edmond Kwong, Debra Milbourne, Janet Entr’Acte ����������������������������������Orchestra Miller, Jennifer Seguin, Jackie Tavarez Scene 1: Prep School and College (and Singapore) My Best Girl, reprise ����������������Older Patrick Scene 2: Mame’s Apartment Bosom Buddies �������������������������Mame, Vera Scene 3: Mame’s Apartment (six months later) Gooch’s Song ����������������������������Agnes A big “thank you” to our foundation donors! Scene 4: Upson Farm Revenue from ticket sales covers only That’s How Young I Feel ���������Mame, Ensemble a portion of SBMT’s annual operating If He Walked Into My Life ������Mame budget. We depend upon the generous Scene 5: Mame’s Apartment support of corporations to bridge the It’s Today, reprise ����������������������Mame, Vera, Ensemble gap between ticket revenue and our op- My Best Girl, reprise ����������������Older Patrick erating costs. Your support keeps our Scene 6: Mame’s Apartment—1946 Saratoga Rotary doors open and ticket costs affordable. Finale �����������������������������������������Mame Curtain Calls ����������������������������Company 4 5 Production Staff and Crew Staff and Crew, continued Box Office Managers ............................................. Diane Hughes, Dan Singletary Stage Manager ............................................................................. Carla McCreight Box OfficeTeam.......Barbara Goetz, Denise Reynolds, Jay Steele, Jon Wenger Assistant Stage Managers .............................. Nita Rabe-Uyeno, Grady Sanders Choreographer .........................................................................Kayvon Kordestani Stage Crew .......................... Ellie Brownson, Chloe Schweizer, Caitlin Wickes Assistants .....Christopher DeJesus, Tim Ford, Cami Jackson, Michelle Morgan Technical Director ..............................................................................Brett Carlson Dance Captain .....................................................................Lauren D’Ambrosio Truck Driver ................................................................................... Michael Cuddy Costume Designer .............................................................................. Sylvia Chow Videographer ...................................................................................Keith Pennings Costume Team ....................Martha Hensley, Michael Johnson, Deborah Miller Video Technician .................................................................................. Jon Wenger Costume Maintenance .................................................................... Sylvia Chow Web Designers .......................................................Phyllis Garland, Doug Hughes Dresser ..........................................................................................Andrea
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