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(631) 286-5757 6 A LETTER FROM THE PRODUCER Welcome to the 2006 summer season as our mission continues:more Broadway performers,more professional musi- cians,and more dazzling technical aspects than ever before - as a result,Gateway Playhouse’s reputation in the theatre world continues to grow as well. With Broadway continually raising the bar for spectacular musicals,we con- stantly strive to meet higher audience expectations. We devote more resources to scenic elements,costumes,lighting,and talent. As an example,last season’s Sugar featured a three-time Broadway veteran in the comparatively small role of “Spats”,the tap dancing gangster - who brought a flair to the part that only twenty years’experience can bring! In Oliver! we have cast five Broadway performers in the leading roles. Our technical staff has been expanded to include a full time Scenic Designer,Technical Director,Production Manager, as well as a host of assistants and other technical pro- fessionals. It is this commitment to obtaining the best in each field that makes us continue to stand out. We will continue to bring you top-notch musical theatre you just can’t get anywhere else on Long Island. You’ve got our commitment, and we thank you for yours. Paul Allan GATEWAY PLAYHOUSE 2006 7 8 Presents RAUL ARANAS in Music, Lyrics and Book by Lionel Bart Based on Charles Dickens’ “Oliver Twist” Produced for the Broadway Stage by David Merrick and Donald Albery With MICHAEL J. FARINA MICHAEL HAYWARD-JONES SUSAN J. JACKS MISCHA KISCHKUM ERIC SHELLEY MELINDA TANNER Featuring DAN COONEY DAINA MICHELLE GRIFFITH And Introducing DANTE BALDASSIN as Oliver Producer PAUL ALLAN Associate Producer General Manager JEFF BELLANTEArtistic Director GALE EDWARDS ROBIN JOY ALLAN Production Manager Company Manager BRIAN LOESCH ERIN KRAUS Production Stage Manager Costume Coordinator JOVON E. SHUCK MARIANNE DOMINY Lighting Design Scenic Design Costume Design CHRIS LANDY KELLY TIGHE NANCY MISSIMI Assistant Director JOLENE HUFFMAN Musical Direction by JEFFREY BUCHSBAUM Directed and Choreographed by BILL CASTELLINO Oliver is presented by special arrangement with Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc. 560 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022 GATEWAY PLAYHOUSE 2006 9 CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of appearance) Oliver Twist ......................................DANTE BALDASSIN ENSEMBLE Mr. Bumble ....................................MICHAEL J. FARINA* Widow Corney ....................................SUSAN J. JACKS* ADOLPHO BLAIRE, TOM DELBELLO, Mr. Sowerberry............................MISCHA KISCHKUM* KRISTIN FEENEY, LISA FRECHETTE, Mrs. Sowerberry ............................MELINDA TANNER* JESSICA GREELEY, ERIC NEHER, MATTHEW SCHNEIDER*, Noah ......................................................JAYMESON METZ NATHAN STITH*, MARY-ANN TRIPPET, Charlotte ....................................................SARAH INNES ANNA WINTHROP*, BRAD YORK, The Artful Dodger..................................ERIC SHELLEY* MATTHEW ZIMMERMAN Fagin..........................................................RAUL ARANAS* Nancy ..............................DAINA MICHELLE GRIFFITH* CHILDREN’S ENSEMBLE Charlie Bates ......................................JAYMESON METZ Bet ..............................................MICHELLE VIENTIMILLA DANI ALT, JARED ANGONA, Fagin’s Gang ..........................................CASEY KEENAN, KAYLA ANGONA, MICHAEL BRENNAN, ALISON BOHMAN, JORDAN MICHNOFF, MICHAEL MILLER,, KYLE CLARK, TAYLA CORNELIA, DOMINIC MONDI, JOLENE RICHARDSON, BRIAN D’ADDARIO, LOUIE RINALDI MICHAEL D’ADDARIO, Chairman ......................................MISCHA KISCHKUM* HAYLEY GILLMAN, Bill Sykes ..................................................DAN COONEY* DEANNA ALEXANDRA, SARAH INNES, Mrs. Bedwin ..................................MARY-ANN TRIPPET RYAN KOERBER, AARON RODRIGUEZ, BRIAN SCHWARTZ, Mr. Brownlow ..............MICHAEL HAYWARD-JONES* MICHELLE VIENTIMILLA Dr. Grimwig ..................................MISCHA KISCHKUM* Old Sally..............................................MELINDA TANNER UNDERSTUDIES/COVERS MUSICIANS Bill Sykes....................................NATHAN STITH* Conductor / Piano ..........JEFFREY BUCHSBAUM Nancy....................................ANNA WINTHROP* Flute & Piccolo............................JENNIFER HALEY Oliver ..................................................KYLE CLARK Oboe & English Horn..........BRENDAN WHITING Artful Dodger........................JAYMESON METZ Clarinet & Bass Clarinet ....................LOU GALLO Fagin....................................................BRAD YORK Bassoon..........................FLORENCE STATLANDER Mr. Bumble ..........................ADOLPHO BLAIRE French Horn ..............................................ARI KORN Mr. Sowerberry/Doctor/ Trombone ........................................JOE FERRANTE Brownlow ..................................TOM DELBELLO Violin..................................................MARNI HARRIS Mrs. Sowerberry & Cello ..........................................................GARY BECK Mrs. Corney ......................MARY-ANN TRIPPET Bass......................................CATHERINE O’MALLEY Mrs. Bedwin ..........................JESSICA GREELEY Percussion ................................GREGG MONTEITH The Musicians employed in this production are members of the *Actors employed in this production are members of American Federation of Musicians. Actors’ Equity Association, the union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. The Director/Choreographer is a member of the Society of Stage Directors and ssdc Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union. 10 RAUL ARANAS DANTE BALDASSIN ADOLPHO BLAIRE DAN COONEY TOM DELBELLO MICHAEL J.FARINA KRISTIN FEENEY LISA FRECHETTE JESSICA GREELEY DAINA MICHELLE GRIFFITH MICHAEL HAYWARD-JONES SUSAN J.JACKS MISCHA KISCHKUM ERIC NEHER MATTHEW SCHNEIDER ERIC SHELLEY NATHAN STITH MELINDA TANNER MARY-ANN TRIPPET ANNA WINTHROP BRAD YORK MATTHEW ZIMMERMAN TEEN FEMALE ENSEMBLE FAGIN’S GANG WORKHOUSE BOYS GATEWAY PLAYHOUSE 2006 11 Insurance Since 1898 Personal Insurance Fine Dining Since 1980 Commercial Insurance Dinners from 5:00 p.m. Sunday Brunch 12 - 3:00 p.m. Property, Casualty Sunday Dinner 5 - 9:00 p.m. Life Closed Mondays Ten Minutes From Health The Beautifully Renovated Financial Services Patchogue Theater Piano Bar Fri. & Sat. 9:00 p.m. - 1 a.m. Walter A. 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