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On Stage Seacoast Repertory Theatre Join Us Before Or After the Show, Bring Your Ticket, and Receive 15% Off Your Bill ON STAGE SEACOAST REPERTORY THEATRE JOIN US BEFORE OR AFTER THE SHOW, BRING YOUR TICKET, AND RECEIVE 15% OFF YOUR BILL MARTINGALEWHARF.COM DiningFind us just a onfew blocks the from water’s the theater, edge at 99 Bow Street, Suite W. Visit our website martingalewharf.com for menus and hours. 603.431.0901 THE SEACOAST REPERTORY THEATRE PRESENTS JOIN US BEFORE OR AFTER THE SHOW, BRING YOUR TICKET, AND RECEIVE 15% OFF YOUR BILL PLAYWRIGHT NAJEE BROWN MARTINGALEWHARF.COM STOKLEY & MARTIN DIRECTOR SANDI CLARK KEDDY NEVEAH'S BROTHER DIRECTOR DENISE GORDON STAGE MANAGER KATE DUGAS ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER JAYNA WHEELER MUSIC DIRECTOR YAMICA PETERSON LIGHT DESIGNER MATTHEW BRIAN COST SOUND DESIGNER ANDREW CAMERON COSTUME DESIGNER HADLEY WITHINGTON PROPERTIES DESIGNER ELISE O'CONNELL SET DESIGNERS BEN HART & BRANDON JAMES DiningFind us just a onfew blocks the from water’s the theater, edge SCENIC ARTIST at 99 Bow Street, Suite W. KATE DUGAS Visit our website martingalewharf.com for menus and hours. 603.431.0901 The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited Stokley and Martin Neveah's Brother Trigger Warnings Stokley and Martin • Graphic Historic Images • Strong Language Neveah's Brother • Gunshots and Police Sirens • Strong Language • Suicide Please communicate with the box office should this be something you would like to avoid THE SEACOAST REPERTORY THEATRE PRESENTS MUSIC BY BOOK & LYRICS BY TOM KITT BRIAN YORKEY DIRECTOR BRYAN KNOWLTON STAGE MANAGER KATE DUGAS ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER HADLEY WITHINGTON MUSIC DIRECTOR ANDREW STROUT CHOREOGRAPHER BRYAN KNOWLTON LIGHT DESIGNER MATTHEW BRIAN COST SOUND DESIGNER ANDREW CAMERON COSTUME DESIGNER DW PROPERTIES DESIGNER ELISE O'CONNELL SET DESIGNERS BEN HART & BRANDON JAMES SCENIC ARTIST KATE DUGAS NEXT TO NORMAL Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI (mtishows.com) The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited THE SEACOAST REPERTORY THEATRE PRESENTS ORIGINAL BROADWAY PRODUCTION PRODUCED BY DAVID STONE, JAMES L NEDERLANDER, BARBARA WHITMAN, PATRICK CATULLO AND NEW YORK PREMIERE PRODUCED BY SECOND STAGE THEATRE, NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 2008, CAROLE ROTHMAN, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ELLEN RICHARD, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DEVELOPED AT VILLAGE THEATRE, ISSAQUAH, WA ROBB HUNT, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER STEVE TOMKINS, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR 'NEXT TO NORMAL' WAS SUBSEQUENTLY PRODUCED BY ARENA STAGE IN NOVEMBER 2008 AN EARLIER VERSION WAS PRESENTED IN THE 2005 NEW YORK MUSICAL THEATRE FESTIVAL. SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF "NEXT TO NORMAL" WAS PROVIDED BY THE JONATHAN LARSON FOUNDATION. Next to Normal Trigger Warnings • Depictions of mental health • Intense loss • Attempted suicide • Drug use Please communicate with the box office should this be something you would like to avoid ________________________________ Below you will find organizations/resources regarding Mental Health, Mental Illness and Recovery Programs within the region: Seacoast Mental Health Center 603-431-6703 NH Community Behavioral Health Association (603) 225-6633 NH Department of Health and Human Services (800) 852-3345 NH Division of Child and Family Services (603) 433-8300 NH Division Juvenile Justice (603) 271-6200 NH Bureau of Behavioral Health (603) 271-5000 NH Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services (603) 225-7060 If you or someone you know is at risk for suicide, please call our crisis-suicide prevention hotline at (603) 433-5270, option 1. If you are calling from outside of New Hampshire, please call (800) 273-TALK (8255). THE SEACOAST REPERTORY THEATRE PRESENTS BOOK BY MUSIC BY TOM JONES HARVEY SCHMIDT LYRICS BY TOM JONES BASED ON LES ROMANESQUES BY EDMOND ROSTAND DIRECTORS BEN HART & BRANDON JAMES STAGE MANAGER ZACHARY AHMAD-KAHLOON ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER JAYNA WHEELER MUSIC DIRECTOR TIM GOSS CHOREOGRAPHERS JASON FARIA, ALYSSA DUMAS LIGHT DESIGNER MATTHEW BRIAN COST SOUND DESIGNER ANDREW CAMERON COSTUME DESIGNER DW PROPERTIES DESIGNER ELISE O'CONNELL SET DESIGNERS BEN HART & BRANDON JAMES SCENIC ARTIST KATE DUGAS THE FANTASTICKS Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI (mtishows.com) The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited Many Thanks To The Block all of our volunteers - There are too many of you to list, and we would hate to miss anyone. So we are just going to say a HUGE THANK YOU to every single volunteer. Volunteers come in many forms from ushers, to committee members, to stage hands, crew members, carpenters, artists, performers, and more. We could not do what we do without you. You are loved! Your Neighborhood Apple Experts The Technology Partner of the Seacoast Rep Bowl-o-rama Plaza, Route 1, Portsmouth, NH www.MacEdge.com MEMBERS Seacoast Repertory Theatre is deeply grateful for the support from the following corporate, private, government, and family foundations. Geoffrey E. Clark and Martha Fuller Clark Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation IBM Internation Foundation The Provident Community Foundation Thoresen and Werner Families Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Autodesk Foundation Fidelity Charitable Dana Romney Memorial Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund Give with Liberty Foundation Match & Employee Donation Wendy L Klodt Give with Liberty Employee Donation Joseph G. and Jean E. Sawtelle Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Richard A Morton Endowment for Theatre By The Sea The Rep gratefully acknowledges the following donors for their support. If your name has been omitted from this list, please contact us and we will make a correction in the next program. Producer $5000+ Patron $200-$499 Cast Member $100-$199 Alan & Susan Gold Lea & Nick Aeschliman Ann & Ron Ablowich Paul & Helen Goransson Frank Anthony Don & Abbie-Jane Anderson Rose Marie Bailey Gillian M. Aguilar Larry Brown & Elaine Burnham Elisabeth Sturges Linda Conforti-Brown Tish Campbell Cindy & Rick Dumont, Joan & Dave Corwin Paul Canfield Rosemont Engineering Jonathan & Polly Davie Ronald Charland Katelyn Kwoka & Rebecca Perkins Kyrstin Dias Gay & John Clauson Gail Drobnyk Sue & Bob Thoresen Susan & Bob Dumas Roland Cote Wayne & Marie Gagnon Andrew & Michelle Douglass Director Mark & Julie Geller Jennifer Dunn & Mike Morgan Brian Gibb & Chris Williams Susan Gile Maria & Dave Emanuel Jan Hansen Bonnie & William Estey Jo Lynne & David Johnson Designer $1000-$2499 Steven Krusemark Keith Eveland Kevin & Janet McCann Bob LeGros & Barbara Franzoso Jeanne Fuller Peggy & David Connors Patrick Lott Judy Gagnon Mary Jane Solomon Brad & Carol Meade Jennifer & Bruce Goodwin Karen & Chris Erikson Sammi Moe Rebecca Gould Robin Lurie-Meyerkopf & Mary-Jo Monusky & Peter N. Carey Roger Goun Rick Meyerkopf Paula O'Brien Frances Green Paul & Pam Ockert Joseph Gross & Renee Heinzen Stage Manager $500-$999 Christine & Jennifer Parent Geno Hardee Ben & Clarice Andreozzi Kevin & Carol Rodenberg Sean Hartnett Tatiana Carvajal & Bill & Jill Schoonmaker Laurence Smith Donald & Maureen Hawkins Randall Mikkelsen Art & Sherry Hoffman The Cochrane Family William Smith Geoffrey & Nancy Day Sandra Sweeney Anna Howard Jo Haskell Simonida & Christopher Thurber Gayle & Bob Hylen Don & Karen Irving Janis Wolak Doreen & Lawrence Jamieson Larry & Carolyn Johansen Alison Johnston George & Debbie Long Clark Knowles Catherine and Eugene Lynch Sue Megan Ken & Jean Kriedberg John Heath & Michael Meserve Sandy Labranche & Dane & Christine Peters Jackie Sherwin Anne Romney & Tim Hayes Mary Ann & Russell West MEMBERS cont. Cast Member $100-$199 Intern $50-$99 Seath & Nicole Love Crandall Jessica Levine & David Backstrom Mary Beth Mahoney Josef Mohrenweiser Vicky Barrette Becky Marden Bill & Andrea Lott Susan Berg Denise Martel Lisa Martin Henry & Linda Masciocchi Cynthia Cable & Friends Robert Morley Jeffrey Masors Mary Caulfield Ann Mowers Sue & John Mellin Laurie Clark Brian Mullane Judy Miller & Arthur Carakatsane Ellen Cohn David Nelson Dana Mordini Mary Dombrowski Dorothy Moretti Heather and Jimmy Noucas Mary & Jim Noucas David & Linda Dow John & Mary-ann Peachey Kim Oates Linda & Mark Edwards Bibian & Deborah Plante Victoria Oberlin Greta Evans Karen Smith Gordon & Carolyn Page Cari Feingold & Todd Creamer Dennis & Ann Souto Pamela Racicot Ron Fortier Patrice & Stephen Rasche Lou & Sharon Stamas Kathy Richard Michael & Barbara Gagne Eugene Straussberg Peter Riley Lea Gottfredson Janet Sullivan Linda Runnals Craig & Stephanie Green David Sullivan Susan Scannell & Kevin Fleming Bernie Harper Andrew and Cristy Tripp Jane Shanahan John Hart Jeff & Genie Smith Martha Walsh Lucinda Spaney Cynthia Harvell Janice Witham Richard Stevens Gerrie Holden Donna & Gary Woods Spencer & Marjory Stonemetz Estelle Hrabak Amy & Nathan Woodsmith Bill & Bella Swayze Joseph & Marisa Janack Scott & Regan Zimmermann Dianne & Henry Theberge Eileen & Carl Kackenmeister Mary Tremblay Karen Uebele Howard & Joanne Kalet Elizabeth S. 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