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Drapers Siobhan Nestor, Amanda Phillips-Balingit Montclair State University Montclair State University Digital Commons Department of Theatre and Dance Performances Department of Theatre and Dance 4-2021 BRIGADOON Department of Theatre and Dance Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/theatre-dance-performances Recommended Citation Department of Theatre and Dance, "BRIGADOON" (2021). Department of Theatre and Dance Performances. 1. https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/theatre-dance-performances/1 Brigadoon Coordinator of Musical Theatre Clay James Music Supervisor Gregory Dlugos Production Manager Peter J. Davis Production Associate Cyndi Kumor Production Office Assistant Dalton Gorden Scenic Supervisor Erhard Rom Technical Director Benjamin Merrick Assistant Technical Director Daniel Graham Props Supervisor Alison Merrick Costume Supervisor Debra Otte Costume Shop Supervisor Judith Evans Assistant Costume Shop Supervisor Jeanette Aultz Drapers Siobhan Nestor, Amanda Phillips-Balingit, Katie Pippin Hair and Makeup Mentor Courtney Smith Lighting Supervisor Cecilia Durbin Production Master Electrician Christopher Thielking Studio Master Electrician Michelle Tobias Sound Supervisor Megan Culley Captured April 2020 at Alexander Kasser Sound Associate Kevin Johnson Stage Management Supervisor Mysti Stay Dr. Susan A. Cole, President Cast of Characters: Daniel Gurskis, Dean, College of the Arts Tommy Albright Justin Lopez John J. Cali School of Music Jeff Douglas Kevin Wang Anthony Mazzocchi, Director Maggie Anderson Alyssa Burns Department of Theatre and Dance Sandy Brandon Grajales Randy Mugleston, Chair Archie Beaton Richie Cardile Dance Captain Emma Wilcox Lerner and Loewe’s Meg Brockie Miranda Wolf Harry Beaton Nathan Angelo Brigadoon Andrew MacLaren Harry Cornelio Fiona MacLaren Grace Rivera Book & Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner Jean MacLaren Sadie Goodman Music by Frederick Loewe Angus McGuffie Duane Banks Charlie Dalrymple Michael Mottram Kate Belle Babcock Director Andréa Burns Nugent Lundie Avery Claire Music Director Matthew Lowy Frank Jonah Nash Choreographer Marcos Santana Jane Ashton Maya Petropoulos Production Stage Manager Brianne O’Callaghan Asst. Stage Manager Johanna Baronowitz Scene Breakdown & Musical Numbers: Bios: Act 1 Andréa Burns (Director) Prologue - Chorus Andréa is a Drama Desk Award winner and an Outer Critics Circle nominee Brigadoon - Chorus for her show-stopping Vender’s Calls - Chorus performance as Gloria Fajardo in “On Your Feet!”. Broadway audiences also Down on MacConnachy Square - Chorus, Sandy, Meg know her as the original “Daniela” in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In The Waitin’ For My Dearie - Fiona & Girls Heights. More Broadway: The Nance, Beauty and the Beast, The I’ll Go Home With Boonie Jean - Charlie & Chorus Full Monty, The Ritz. Off-Broadway: original cast of Jason Robert The Heather on The Hill - Tommy & Fiona Brown’s Songs for a New World and Stephen Sondheim’s Saturday Night. The Love of My Life - Meg Film : Stephen Spielberg’s West Side Story, Akron TV: Blue Bloods, Kevin Jeannie’s Packin’ Up - Girls Can Wait, Jessica Jones, Law & Order: SVU, The Electric Company, Come to Me, Bend to Me - Charlie Rescue Me, & Mindhunter. Andréa’s solo album, A Deeper Shade of Red is Almost Like Being in Love - Fiona & Tommy available at psclassics.com. A passionate educator, Andréa serves on the Wedding Dance - Chorus faculties of NYU, MSU and is the current Artist-in-Residence in the Musical Theater program at PACE University. Andréa is also the Artistic Associate Act 2 of the Christchurch Musical Theatre Summer School in New Zealand The Chase - Tommy, Angus, & Men (CIMTSS). Special Thanks to Clay James. There But For You Go I - Tommy My Mother’s Wedding Day - Meg & Chorus Marcos Santana (Choreographer) From This Day On - Fiona & Tommy Born and raised in Puerto Rico. Broadway: On Your Feet (Assoc.) Tony® Farewell Music - Chorus nomination Marquis Theater, Rocky (Assoc.) Tony® nomination Winter Reprises - Fiona, Charlie, Tommy, & Chorus Garden Theater, Guys & Dolls (Assoc.) Nederlander Theater, Others: Finale - Chorus Passing Through (Goodspeed Terris Theatre-World Premiere) In The Heights (Westport Country Playhouse), West Side Story (Maltz Jupiter Time and Place: Theater), Evita (Bay Street Theatre), Man Of La Mancha (Westport Country Present day Kasser Theater Playhouse) In The Heights (Olney Theater, Helen Hayes Award, The Scottish Highlands, 1716 Broadway World Award), Newsies (Maltz Jupiter), Iggy, Ada, Rosie New York City 2016 (Theaterworks USA) Man Of La Mancha (Shakespeare Theater Company), Randy Newman’s Faust (City Center Encores), The Pirates Of Penzance Run Time: 1 hour 40 min (Stratford Shakespeare Festival), White Noise (Royal George Theatre), My Fair Lady (J. Engeman Theater), Kiss Me Kate (Maltz Jupiter), Brazil Brazil Lerner and Loewe's Brigadoon is produced through special arrangement with (New Victory Theater), Guys & Dolls (J. Engeman Theater), Paul Simon’s Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also Capeman (Assoc.) Delacorte Theater, Amor Cubano, 88 Keys supplied by MTI. www.MTIShows.com (Playlist Productions), Fortress Of Solitude (Assoc.),The Public Theater/Dallas Theater Center. Film/TV: Chasing Papi, Across The Universe,The Producers, Annie, Diva Las Vegas, The Nikki Cox Show, Pop Stars, Tony awards, Stephen Colbert Show, Good Morning America, among others. Brianne O’Callaghan (Production Stage Manager) Brianne O’Callaghan: performer/stage manager. Currently a sophomore at Montclair State, Brianne is studying to obtain her BFA in Theatre with a concentration in Production and Design and a focus in Stage Management. Matthew Lowy (Music Director) Within the realm of stage management, Brianne has worked on shows such as Matthew Lowy (music director/pianist) is an NYC-based composer and Evita (PSM), MSU’s Fall Dance Show 2019 (ASM), The Wolves (ASM), and music director. NYC: Beetlejuice (Keyboard 2 sub.), A Chorus Line (City MSU’s Fall Dance Show 2020 (SM). She is very excited to be debuting her Center, rehearsal pianist). Nat’l Tours: An American in Paris (music first college musical as a PSM. Outside of stage management, Brianne supervision, orchestrations), A Chorus Line (U.S., Japan, Shanghai; continues to perform, singing in her church’s choir at Grace Episcopal MD/Orchestrations), 42nd Street (MD). Regional: New Voices at Paper Mill Church. Playhouse (MD, arranger). Matt is a composer in the Advanced BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theater Workshop. Original musicals: These Walls Jason Yanto (Assistant Director) (Winterfest 2020), Fallen Skies (2016 New York International Fringe Jason Yanto is ecstatic to be working on Brigadoon, assisting the Festival), How Christmas Feels (C.I.C. Theater). B.M. in Music Composition incomparable Andréa Burns! This is his seventh production at Montclair from The Boston Conservatory. matthewlowy.com State, but his first time being on the creative team. He is one of the founders of Live and Living Color, a student-led organization for racial justice within Kevin Wang (Jeff Douglas) the Musical Theater Program here at MSU. Kevin Wang is Senior BFA Musical Theater Major. He is from Queens, New York City. Other credits at MSU: Tom Patrick- Working the Musical, Brandy Justin Lopez (Tommy Albright) Bottle Bates- Guys and Dolls, Luke- Anything Goes. Special thanks to Justin Lopez (Tommy Albright) is a sophomore BFA Musical Theater Major the creative team and cast for making my last Montclair State Production from Clinton, New Jersey. He is so very grateful to be able to perform once such a memorable one. again at Montclair State. His favorite credits include Paul from A Chorus Line, and Gerald from Me and My Girl. He sincerely thanks his loved ones Michael Mottram (Charlie Dalrymple) for the steadfast support, and is humbled to be working with such a great cast! Michael is a sophomore Musical Theatre major and is so excited to be a part @justin_mlopez of this amazing production. Other projects he has recently worked on include A Chorus Line (male swing), and Singing In the Rain (Don Lockwood). He Grace Rivera (Fiona MacLaren) would like to thank his family for their constant love and support. Instagram: Grace is thrilled to be in the cast of Brigadoon and grateful to work under @michaelmottram21 such amazing artists! This is her third MSU production and was last seen as “Delores” in Working. Grace would like to thank her family and friends for Avery-Claire Nugent (Lundie) their continued support!! Avery-Claire "AC" is a west coast native and junior Musical Theatre & Business major at Montclair State University. She is so excited and feels so Miranda Wolf (Meg Brockie) lucky to be creating art safely during these times alongside her talented and Hailing from sunny Florida, Miranda is a junior Musical Theatre major with a passionate peers. Theatre will prevail! @averyclairen minor in Business at Montclair. She most recently appeared in Montclair State’s production of “Working” as Grace Clements and the Placard Girl in Nathan Angelo (Harry Beaton) “Reefer Madness.” She is thrilled to be working with this amazing cast and Nathan Angelo is a Freshman at Montclair State University born and raised in crew, who are the “real loves of my life!” San Jose, CA. Prior to his role of Harry Beaton in "Brigadoon," some of his past roles include Nino in "Amelie," Chad in "All Shook Up," and Vittorio in Richie Cardile (Archie Beaton) "Sweet Charity." In his free time Nathan has a passion for fashion, cooking, Richie is excited to be working with the Department of Theatre and Dance and poetry. This is Nathan's first appearance in a MSU show and he is very again for this production of "Brigadoon"! He performed in the ensemble of excited for you to witness the magic of Brigadoon! the department's production of "A White House Cantata" as a freshman. In Fall 2019, Richie sang the role of Matt in the University's semi-staged Sadie Goodman (Jean MacLaren) performance of "Considering Matthew Shepard". Richie is from Middletown, Sadie Goodman (Jean MacLaren) is a junior Musical Theatre major from New Jersey and is a Senior Vocal Performance major at the John J. Cali Lexington, Massachusetts. She started ballet class at age 8, after her mother School of Music.
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