"Here You Come Again" Program - Goodspeed Musicals

2023 Season

HOW DOLLY SAVED MY LIFE IN 12 EASY SONGS

APRIL 6 – APRIL 30, 2023

MAY 18 – JUNE 11, 2023

Music by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II

Book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse

JUNE 29 – JULY 30, 2023

JERSEY BOYS

Book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice

Music by Bob Gaudio Lyrics by: Bob Crewe

AUGUST 10 – SEPTEMBER 10, 2023

THE COLOR PURPLE

Book by Marsha Norman

Music & Lyrics by Brenda Russell, Allee Willis and Stephen Bray

SEPTEMBER 28 – OCTOBER 22, 2023

MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET CHRISTMAS

Book by Colin Escott

NOVEMBER 16 – DECEMBER 17, 2023

COMING NEXT

to The Terris Theatre

Oct 13 - Nov 5

Private Jones is inspired by the true story of a deaf soldier in World War I who displays remarkable skill as a sniper while hiding his profound hearing loss. Driven by an ensemble of deaf, hearing and hard-of-hearing actors and a dynamic Celtic score, witness how one man’s journey through war becomes all the more treacherous because he—and we—can’t hear what’s coming next.

A Non-Profit Arts Organization

YOU YOU YOU

YOU

and TRICIA PAOLUCCIO

Featuring Songs Written or Recorded by DOLLY PARTON (AND OTHERS)

With

TRICIA PAOLUCCIO MATTHEW RISCH

Scenic Design by ANNA LOUIZOS

Original Sound Design by MARK VALENZUELA

Magic Consultant MICHAEL MISKO

Production Supervisor CHRIS ZACCARDI

Costume Design by BOBBY PEARCE

Hair & Wig Design by BOBBY ZLOTNIK

Associate Music Director MASON FRASHER

Production Stage Manager ABIGAIL ZACCARI

Music Direction and Orchestrations by EUGENE GWOZDZ

Directed & Choreographed by GABRIEL BARRE

Lighting Design by ALYSSANDRA DOCHERTY

Make-Up Design by BRIAN STRUMWASSER

Director of Production ENDLA BURROWS

Line Producer STEPHEN AGOSTO

First Performance: July 26, 2023 at The Terris Theatre

Here You Come Again was originally commissioned by FLORIDA STUDIO THEATRE Richard Hopkins, Artistic Director

Founding Director MICHAEL P. PRICE

Season Sponsors

The Norma Terris/Albert D. Firestone Foundation

In-Kind Season Sponsors

Support provided by CLEAR DAY PRODUCTIONS

Marquee Producing Partners:

RICH CERSOSIMO & VALERIE KOIF • ANNE ROTHSTEIN & JANE HELLMAN DICK & MABLE SEYMOUR • MARY M. WILSON & JEFF RILEY

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Dolly Parton ............................................................................... TRICIA PAOLUCCIO

Kevin ............................................................................................. MATTHEW RISCH

MUSICIANS

Keyboard I/Conductor EUGENE GWOZDZ; Percussion MARTY WIRT; Guitar JEFF CARLSON; Bass SEAN RUBIN

ALTERNATE

Bass JAMES BETTINCOURT

Covid Safety Officer KRISTAN McLAUGHLIN

MUSICAL NUMBERS

Setting: May, 2020; Longview, Texas

ACT ONE

Here You Come Again ........................................................................................

Hush-A-Bye Hard Times .....................................................................................

Just Someone I Used To Know ............................................................

The Seeker............................................................................................

Two Doors Down ...................................................................................

Why’d You Come in Here Lookin’ Like That ......................................................

Love Is Like A Butterfly

ACT TWO

9 To 5 ....................................................................................................

God’s Coloring Book ..........................................................................................

Me And Little Andy .............................................................................................

Sing For The Common Man .................................................................

Jolene ....................................................................................................

Islands In The Stream ..........................................................................

I Will Always Love You ........................................................................................

Light of A Clear Blue Morning

(Songs subject to change)

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Audio/video recording and photography are strictly prohibited during the performance.

Please turn off your cell phone and any other device that might make noise during the performance.

Photos may be taken before the show and during intermission, when no actor is present.

GOODSPEED’S MISSION STATEMENT

Goodspeed Musicals’ mission is to share the joy of musical theatre; to delight, inspire, and challenge audiences; to nurture creators; and to build and support a broad, diverse, and inclusive community.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The land on which Goodspeed Musicals is located in East Haddam and Chester, CT is the ancestral land of at least three tribes of Native Americans—the Wangunk, the Mohegan and the Nehantic tribes. We understand that the land which is now Haddam and East Haddam, was purchased from the native people in 1662 for thirty coats—worth about $100. We acknowledge those native Americans and the loss of their homeland—land on which we thrive today.

let everyone know you were you

WHO’S WHO

TRICIA PAOLUCCIO* (Dolly Parton)

Born and raised on a beautiful almond farm in Modesto, CA, Tricia Paoluccio had dreams of following in the musical footsteps of her lifelong inspiration, Dolly Parton. Her NY Broadway credits include: Fiddler on the Roof, The Green Bird and A View from the Bridge. A sampling of her varied Off-B’way credits include: Edward Albee’s The Lady From Dubuque, Cressida in Troilus and Cressida directed by Sir Peter Hall with Theatre for a New Audience and the comedy Debbie Does Dallas. Television includes a recurring role on the tv series Saint X, currently streaming on Hulu, Homeland, Bull, Chicago Med, The Affair, L&O, SVU, Blue Bloods and numerous others. Film includes the upcoming Portrait of a Young Man. Tricia (@triciapaoluccio) is also a celebrated visual artist who has elevated the art of pressed flowers into high design. You can learn more about her art and brand on Instagram through @domainoftheflowerings.

MATTHEW RISCH* (Kevin) has most recently been seen in Hulu’s Saint X. Other recurring television credits include Modern Family, How To Get Away with Murder, Bonding, Looking, Switched at Birth, Tales of The City, and Younger, among others. He co-starred in the independent film Test and was featured in Sex and the City 2. His Broadway credits include Joey Evans in the last revival of Pal Joey, Carlos in the original company of Legally Blonde, Trip Wyeth in Other Desert Cities, and he was featured in Chicago the Musical. Other theatre credits include Sky in Barrington Stage’s Guys and Dolls and Zach in Signature Theatre’s A Chorus Line. Love to JR.

BRUCE VILANCH (Book) is delighted to be back working at The Terris Theatre. He was last here as the writer of A Sign of the Times, also directed by Gabriel Barre. Bruce is a multiple Emmy winner, some of them for a couple of the 25 Oscar telecasts he has written. He was a Hollywood Square for six years, just to the left of Whoopi, if that’s possible. And, he toured America and played Broadway as Edna Turnblad, Baltimore housewife, in Hairspray. Among his non-Emmy winning TV shows was Dolly, a big Sunday night variety show in the 80s that just didn’t’ make it. Somehow he, and Dolly, survived. And here they come again.

GABRIEL BARRE (Director, Choreographer & Co-Author) is an internationally-acclaimed director who directed Amazing Grace, on Broadway, on National Tour and here at Goodspeed. Gabe also recently directed a new version of Frank Wildhorn’s Wonderland, which he is now a co-author of, at the Tuacahn Theatre in St. George, Utah. Off-Broadway credits include the original productions of The Wild

Party (by Andrew Lippa); Summer of ’42; john & jen and Almost, Maine. National Tours include Amazing Grace, Pippin and Cinderella. Regional theater credits include A Sign of the Times at The Delaware Theatre Company and here at Goodspeed, the original productions of Memphis, as well as revivals of Billy Elliot, Sweeney Todd, Finian’s Rainbow and many new musicals at Goodspeed Musicals in CT. Among the many countries he has directed productions in are: China (recent production Sound of the Silk Road), Mexico (Mexican premiere of Billy Elliot), Japan (Japanese co-ed premiere of The Scarlet Pimpernel), Korea (world premiere of the new musical, Tears of Heaven), Germany, and numerous shows in the Czech Republic (including Carmen; Jesus Christ Superstar and the new Czech musical Holmes, The Legend and where he will be directing the Czech premiere of Beetlejuice next year). As an actor, he has been nominated for a Tony Award as Best Actor in a Musical. Gabe is also busy preparing to direct the world premiere of the exciting new musical, Reunion, by Frank Wildhorn and Rinne Groff about the reunion of a fictitious band from the Laurel Canyon era.

EUGENE GWOZDZ (Music Director & Orchestrator) is from Fort Worth, Texas. Eugene is Music Director/Arranger for the American Dance Machine 21. Musical Director/Arranger/Orchestrator: Chita Rivera Dance Awards; the Jerome Robbins’ Broadway 30th Anniversary Concert at the Guggenheim; Our Guy, CY, with Tony Award winners Randy Graff, Cady Huffman, and Lillias White; The Jerome Robbins Awards honoring Chita Rivera, Harold Prince, and Stephen Sondheim. Broadway: The Full Monty, Oklahoma!. Off-Broadway: Spamilton. National tours: Sunset Boulevard, Swing. Music Director/ Pianist for Anika Noni Rose, Donna McKechnie, Cady Huffman, Will Chase, Mandy Gonzalez, Major Attaway, Rachel York, Anthony Nunziata, and Nicole Vanessa Ortiz. He has worked with many Broadway stars including Audra McDonald, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Chita Rivera, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Renee Goldsberry, Leslie Odom Jr., Billy Porter, Tituss Burgess, Shirley Jones, Betty Buckley, Kelli O’Hara, Norm Lewis, Megan Hilty, Kristin Chenoweth, Laura Benanti, Melissa Errico, Karen Ziemba, LaChanze… to name a few.

ANNA LOUIZOS (Scenic Designer) A 3-time Tony Award nominee, set designs for Broadway include School of Rock (sets and costumes), In the Heights, Avenue Q, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Holiday Inn, Honeymoon in Vegas, Dames at Sea, It Shoulda Been You, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, High Fidelity, Curtains, The Performers, among others. Previous Goodspeed productions: Me and My Girl, Holiday Inn, Emmet Otter’s Jugband Christmas, Radio Girl, LMNOP. Many productions across the US, internationally and off-Broadway including Roundabout, Second Stage, MTC, Public Theatre, Guthrie, Asolo

WHO’S WHO

Rep, Alliance, Papermill Playhouse, TUTS, Alley among others; West Side Story for Tokyo’s unique 360 Stage Around in 2019, a space in which the audience is completely surrounded by scenery, as well as a new world tour of West Side Story Founder of Broadway Design Exchange, an online marketplace for theatrical treasures. broadwaydesignexchange.com

BOBBY PEARCE (Costume Designer) Stage: Broadway’s Taboo (Tony Award and Outer Critics Circle Award nominations); Children of Eden (Kennedy Center); Really Rosie (Bucks County); Ritual Cyclical (Lincoln Center); Summer Of Love (Ogunquit); Falling For Eve (York Theatre); The Marvelous Wonderettes (NYC, Albany, Cincinnati, Long Beach, San Jose, and Sacramento); Signed, Sealed, Delivered (Las Vegas); The Syringa Tree (New York/London); Red Dog Howls (El Portal/LA); L’incoronazione de Poppea (Wolf Trap Opera); and Chita Rivera’s Tour Chita & All That Jazz. Television: The Rosie O’Donnell Show, Rosie Live, The Rosie Show and The Big Gay Sketch Show. Film: Let It Snow starring Bernadette Peters. He’s designed for Liza Minnelli, Gwen Verdon, Madeline Kahn, Elizabeth Ashley, Glenn Close, Marla Maples, and International Skating Champions Maia and Alex Shibutani and Evan Bates (2014 Olympics). www.bobbypearce.com

ALYSSANDRA DOCHERTY (Lighting Designer) [she/her] is a Philadelphia-based lighting designer originally from Vernon, NJ. After graduating from DeSales University, she continued her training as an apprentice at Goodspeed Musicals in the 2010 season. She went on to spend five seasons as the Lighting Supervisor at Philadelphia Theatre Company. Aly has toured internationally with Koresh Dance Company and BalletX to stages in Belarus, Mexico, Bermuda, Serbia, Italy, and all across the USA. Recent credits include: Man of La Mancha (Delaware Theatre Company), The Play That Goes Wrong (1812 Productions), Carmen Suite (Philadelphia Orchestra with Brian Sanders’ JUNK), Winter Series at The Wilma (BalletX), Plaid Tidings (Delaware Theatre Company), The 39 Steps (Virginia Stage Company). She has also designed for Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Hattiloo Theatre, and Florida Repertory Theatre, among others. Her designs have been recognized with Barrymore and Ostrander Award nominations in Philadelphia and Memphis respectively. www.alyssandradocherty.com

MARK VALENZUELA (Sound Designer) is a freelance sound designer and audio engineer for the performing arts, based in Philadelphia since 2005. Regional theatre credits, in Philly and beyond, include: Theatre Exile, Pig Iron Theatre Company, Lantern Theatre Company, 11th Hour Theatre Company, Theatre Horizon, 1812 Productions, Delaware Theatre Company, InterAct Theatre Company, Act II Playhouse, Playmaker’s Repertory Company

(Chapel Hill, NC), Milwaukee Repertory Theatre (Milwaukee WI), Vail Dance Festival (Vail, CO), Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Scotland), University of the Arts, and Villanova, Temple, Drexel and Arcadia Universities. Mark grew up in Louisville, KY, and has a BA in English and Theatre from Georgetown University.

BOBBY ZLOTNIK (Hair & Wig Design) Off-Broadway: Emojiland (Drama Desk Nom.), Fairycakes, Mornings At Seven, The Book of Merman, Drop Dead Perfect, Disenchanted, Forbidden Broadway, Bed Bugs!!!, and many more. National Tours: On Your Feet, Emojiland, Cocomelon LIVE. PCPA: Pride and Prejudice, Hairspray, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, My Fairytale, Caroline or Change. The Lex: The Little Mermaid, Newsies, The Music Man Gulfshore Playhouse: Barefoot In The Park, Steel Magnolias, The 39 Steps. Park Playhouse: Matilda, Ain’t Misbehavin’. Penguin Rep: The Virtuous Life of Joseph Andrews, Souvenir. Syracuse Stage: Tender Rain, Our Town. Tuacahn: Wonderland. Bucks County Playhouse: Evita. PCLO: Godspell. Hangar Theatre: Kinky Boots. Theatre By The Sea: Love And Other Fables.

BRIAN STRUMWASSER (Make-Up Designer) is a New York-based visual artist who also works in film, print, and Broadway as makeup artist and hair stylist. He has worked with some of the most celebrated people in the entertainment industry. Previous Shows: Once Upon A One More Time, Ain’t No Mo, Tootsie, The Lehman Trilogy, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, and many more.

www.BrianStrumwasser.com @BrianStrumwasser

MICHAEL MISKO (Magic Consultant) With nearly 30 years of experience in magic and theatre, Michael is glad to put his two areas of expertise to good use. Chosen as the original magician to create the role of the “Magic Maker” in the World Premiere of Stephen Schwartz’s Magic to Do, under the direction of Gabriel Barre, Michael is happy to once again collaborate with Gabe on this production. Michael currently performs magic for large corporations and private functions, as well as on cruise ships. Other consulting and design credits: Godspell (dir. Gabriel Barre), Cabaret, Pippin, The Apple Tree, Shrek, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Disney’s Mary Poppins, The Pillowman. miskomagic.com

CHRIS ZACCARDI* (Production Supervisor) [he/ him] is thrilled to reopen The Terris Theatre after our brief intermission. Goodspeed: Double Trouble; They All Laughed; A Little Night Music; A Tree Grows in Brooklyn; All Shook Up; Pippin; The 60’s Project; Radio Girl; Band Geeks; Snapshots; My Paris; A Sign of the Times and Hi, My Name Is Ben. Broadway: Hello, Dolly!; Noises Off; Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; The Anarchist; One Man, Two Guvnors; Hair; In the Heights; 9 to 5; Wicked;

WHO’S WHO

Lestat; All Shook Up. Many Regional/Off Broadway, former Marine, head of the Stage Management program at Pace University. Much love to Niall and Monty.

ABIGAIL ZACCARI* (Production Stage Manager) is so thrilled to be making her debut at Goodspeed. Most recently, she was working as the Production Manager for The Twenty-Sided Tavern at the Broadway Playhouse in Chicago, IL. Broadway Credits include Paradise Square. Off-Broadway Credits include ¡Americano!, A Turtle On A Fencepost Regional Credits include The Nutty Professor at Ogunquit Playhouse; A Christmas Carol: The Musical at WPPAC; Chicago at The Muny in St. Louis, MO. Thank you to Willy, Mom, Dad, and Chris for everything over the years. abigailzaccari.com

MASON FRASHER (Associate Music Director) is a music director currently in his second season of residency at Goodspeed Musicals. His work is featured in the scores and keyboard programming of shows and events throughout the season, as well as at the keyboard for various live performances. His Goodspeed highlights include Cabaret, 42nd Street, and Gypsy. As a freelancer, he has performed with The Marriot Theatre in Lincolnshire, TheatreWorks USA, The Hartt School, The Chicago Workshop of Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol, and the National Tour of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. BS in Vocal Performance at Northwestern University. masonfrasher.com

ENDLA BURROWS (Director of Production) has 25 years of creative management experience with a focus on balancing artistic vision with logistic needs. She was an integral part of the Industrial Light and Magic team that managed dozens of films including the Star Wars prequel trilogy, Twister, Mission Impossible, and Pirates of the Caribbean As Executive Director of the Jim Henson Creature Shop, she oversaw bidding, production and client management for a diverse slate of television, film, commercial and theater productions including Sesame Street, Where the Wild Things Are, and Goodspeed’s production of Emmet Otter’s Jug Band Christmas. At Digital Domain Endla supervised the Editorial, Tech services and Training departments for I, Robot and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Ever looking for new challenges, Endla has worked as an assistant director, technical consultant and graphics producer.

STEPHEN AGOSTO (Line Producer) is in his second season at Goodspeed Musicals. For nearly 14 years he served as Associate Director of Education and Senior Director of Artistic Engagement at Tony Award-winning Paper Mill Playhouse as part of the team that shepherded such productions as The Sting (starring Harry Connick Jr.), Unmasked: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber (World Premiere),

and Half Time (directed by Jerry Mitchell). He has taught theatre at both Fordham University and Rutgers University. He is a frequent speaker and guest lecturer across the country in the area of equitable college admissions practices in the arts. Stephen began his professional career at 8 years old as a dancer for Disneyland and went on to perform, choreograph, and direct over 70 productions around the world.

MICHAEL P. PRICE (Founding Director) Under the direction of Michael Price for 47 years commencing in 1968, Goodspeed Musicals became internationally recognized for its dedication to the advancement and preservation of the American Musical. For Goodspeed, Mr. Price produced over 250 classic and forgotten musicals, 100 new musicals, and transferred 19 shows to Broadway, earning 13 Tony Awards. Goodspeed itself was honored with two special Tony Awards. Mr. Price was recently inducted into the Theater Hall of Fame, which honors lifetime achievement in the American theater.

Mr. Price is the founder of the League of Historic American Theatres and a founding member of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre. He serves on the Executive Committee of the American Theatre Wing and as a member the Tony Administration Committee. His board memberships include the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, the Johnny Mercer Foundation, the ASCAP Foundation, and numerous charitable and non-profit organizations. He received his BA from Michigan State University, MA from Minnesota, MFA from Yale, and holds honorary doctorates from Wesleyan University, Connecticut College, and The University of Hartford. He is married to Jo-Ann Nevas Price; they are the proud grandparents of Ezra and Ari.

DAVID B. BYRD (Managing Director) [he/him] was named Goodspeed Musicals’ first Managing Director in early 2021 and has held leadership positions at Connecticut’s Yale Repertory Theater, Westport Country Playhouse, and the Dwight/Edgewood Project in New Haven. With a career in the professional regional theatre spanning 20 years, he previously served as the Managing Director of Virginia Stage Company, Southeastern Virginia’s largest producing theatre. David has a passion for placemaking, thoughtful community engagement, arts advocacy and coalition-building. His commitment to inclusion, diversity, equity and access is steadfast, with appointments to anti-racism working groups and other related posts in academia and the non-profit sector. Prior to his work in Norfolk, David was Managing Director of the Clarence Brown Theatre (CBT) at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville where he also served as Adjunct Professor in the UT-Knoxville Department of Theatre. David has served on the McClung Museum Academic Programs Advisory Board and the Great Schools Partnership Advisory Council, in addition to grants panels for the

WHO’S WHO

National Endowment for the Arts, Tennessee Arts Commission, Virginia Commission for the Arts and the United Way.

In addition to participating in union negotiations with the League of Resident Theatres (LORT), David has guest lectured at Greensboro College, UNC-Greensboro, Virginia Wesleyan University, Christopher Newport University, Skidmore College and Texas Tech, among others. He received an MFA degree in Theater Management from Yale University School of Drama and a BA degree in Drama from UNC-Greensboro in his native North Carolina. David and his husband Jeff reside in nearby Portland, CT and enjoy hiking throughout the gorgeous CT woods when not taking in a live performance.

DONNA LYNN HILTON (Artistic Director) [she/ her] is a highly-effective creative producer with a significant record of leading, developing and producing new musical theatre works as well as inspiring a re-envisioning of the canon. She has led the creation of many of Goodspeed’s most successful productions of recent years, including the 2014 World Premiere of Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn and last season’s 42nd Street. She inspired the creation of Goodspeed’s critically-acclaimed production of Show Boat and brought to Goodspeed the new musicals Because of Winn Dixie, Chasing Rainbows, Amazing Grace, Anne of Green Gables and this season’s Summer Stock and The 12. At The Terris Theatre, she led the early development of many new musicals, among them, The Circus In Winter, Passing Through and Band Geeks!. With the development of Hi, My Name Is Ben, she led Goodspeed’s first collaboration with a resident theatre outside the US—Scotland’s Dundee Rep Theatre. Donna Lynn led the creation of the Johnny Mercer Writers Grove, the partnership with the Johnny Mercer Foundation which welcomes nearly 50 musical theatre composers, lyricists and librettists to Goodspeed’s campus each winter and has become one of the premiere development opportunities available to emerging musical theatre writers. She led an expansion of Goodspeed’s Festival of New Musicals and through the Festival

brought to Goodspeed the first US development of the international hit Come From Away. Donna Lynn is a past-president of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre. She serves as a Trustee for Dundee Rep Theatre/Scottish Dance Ensemble and, closer to home, CT Landmarks. Donna Lynn began her career as a stage manager of Musical Theatre and Opera and remains a proud member of Actors Equity Association. She and her husband, Sound Designer Jay Hilton, make their home in Hadlyme with Cookie and Macy.

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION, founded in 1913, represents more than 51,000 actors and stage managers in the US. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. Equity seeks to foster the art of live theater as an essential component of our society.

Goodspeed Musicals is a professional theatre operating under an agreement between the League of Resident Theatres and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

Orchestra members are represented by The Connecticut Valley Federation of Musicians, AFM Local 400.

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.

Terris Theatre Reopening Donors

Goodspeed is grateful to the donors listed below who raised their paddle to make a contribution at our 2022 Gala in support of the reopening of The Terris Theatre.

WRITER’S NOTES BY BRUCE VILANCH

You probably know all about Norma Terris because you probably live in the neighborhood. If you don’t, and you thought Norma Terris was a street in town, let me tell you one or two things.

Norma was a big Broadway star, first of The Ziegfeld Follies, then as the romantic lead in the original production of one of the greatest musicals of all time, Show Boat. She later became a noted philanthropist and steward of the arts, endowing the land we’re sitting on as well as other parcels nearby for theatrical and pastoral causes. In Florida, where she wintered, she created a ballet company.

I mention all this because our show is about a woman not unlike Norma, Dolly Parton. Dolly has become a significant philanthropist, donating to various projects that she doesn’t like to talk about, but she gives them money anyway. More than that, she reaches everyone who sees or hears her through her music and the strength of her personality. The sun never sets on Dolly Parton. It is always there and it is always shining.

One of the people it has been shining on since she was a little girl is our star, Tricia Paoluccio, who, with her husband, our director Gabriel Barre invited me to collaborate with them on an idea Tricia had been noodling over for some time but just couldn’t figure out how to realize. Then a not-so-funny thing happened....Covid-19. And we were all sitting at home wondering what to do with ourselves. And the idea exploded in her head and onto the page.

To tell you too much more would require a giant spoiler alert, but you might be interested in knowing how it got from that page, ok screen, to what you are about to see.

As part of the rescue plan for Covid-affected businesses, the government gave nonprofit arts organizations grants to make up for the audiences that weren’t there. Part of the grants went to developing new shows. We got one, we wrote one, and we did what everybody else did―a Zoom. Then we had to go to Dolly who let us use her songs and gave us her blessing, provided we cut one joke that I said I would cut and that was my final offer. She saw it my way.

Our show takes place in May of 2020, when the world had been shut down for about six weeks and a certain stir craziness was setting in. You may remember this yourself. The pandemic, especially in the early stages before vaccines, was a profound global event, probably the only one since World War II, and people are still talking about that, as they will talk about this.

Just for tonight, take one small step for mankind back to those weird, out-of-body days that we all experienced. This time, you will have an unforgettable companion.

SONG CREDITS

HERE YOU COME AGAIN

Words and Music by BARRY MANN AND CYNTHIA WEIL

(c) SCREEN GEMS-EMI MUSIC, INC. AND SUMMERHIL

SONGS (BMI)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

HUSH-A-BYE HARD TIMES

Words and Music by DOLLY PARTON

(c) VELVET APPLE MUSIC

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

JUST SOMEONE I USED TO KNOW

Words and Music by JACK H. CLEMENT

(c) UNIVERSAL SONGS OF POLYGRAM INT., INC. (BMI) / 75% interest

(c) GLAD MUSIC CO OBO GLAD MUSIC PUBLISHING AND RECORDING LP AND PAPPY DAILY MUSIC LP (BMI) / 25% interest

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

THE SEEKER

Words and Music by DOLLY PARTON

(c) VELVET APPLE MUSIC

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

TWO DOORS DOWN

Words and Music by DOLLY PARTON

(c) VELVET APPLE MUSIC

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

WHY’D YOU COME IN HERE LOOKIN’ LIKE THAT

Words and Music by ROBERT CARLISLE AND RANDY

THOMAS

(c) SONY/ATV CROSS KEYS PUBLISHING (ASCAP)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

LOVE IS LIKE A BUTTERFLY

Words and Music by DOLLY PARTON

(c) VELVET APPLE MUSIC

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

9 TO 5

Words and Music by DOLLY PARTON

(c) VELVET APPLE MUSIC

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

GOD’S COLORING BOOK

Words and Music by DOLLY PARTON

(c) VELVET APPLE MUSIC

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

ME AND LITTLE ANDY

Words and Music by DOLLY PARTON

(c) VELVET APPLE MUSIC

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

SING FOR THE COMMON MAN

Words and Music by MARK ANDERSEN AND FREIDA PARTON

(c) SONG YARD MUSIC (ASCAP)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

JOLENE

Words and Music by DOLLY PARTON

(c) VELVET APPLE MUSIC

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

ISLANDS IN THE STREAM

Words and Music by ROBIN HUGH GIBB, BARRY ALAN GIBB, MAURICE ERNEST GIBB

(c) UNIVERSAL MUSIC - CAREERS ON BEHALF OF UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUBLISHING INT. MGB LTD. AND REDBREAST

PUBLISHING LTD., SONGS OF UNIVERSAL, INC. ON BEHALF OF CROMPTON SONGS (BMI)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU

Words and Music by DOLLY PARTON

(c) VELVET APPLE MUSIC

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

LIGHT OF A CLEAR BLUE MORNING

Words and Music by DOLLY PARTON

(c) VELVET APPLE MUSIC

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Jerusalem. The disciples are in disarray. Torn apart by the unthinkable death of their leader, see how twelve ordinary individuals come together to create one of the most powerful movements ever known. A universal story of love that you will never forget!

THE GOODSPEEED OPERA HOUSE FOUNDATION

2023 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Officers

Hila Rosen, President

Jef Wolter, Chairman

(Past President)

Jeffrey Hoffman, First Vice President

Anthony Cacace, Vice President

Meg Sakellarides, Treasurer

Jennifer Brown, Secretary

Gov. Ned Lamont, Ex Officio Honorary Chairman

Emeritus Trustees

Kay Knight Clarke

Chandler Howard

Lynde Selden Karin

Mary Ellen Klinck

Francis G. Adams, Jr.

Frank Campbell

Carolyn Rossi Copeland

Christopher Dodd

Jim Duncan

Anne Evans

Marlene Ferreira

Muriel Fleischmann

Sue Frost

Jean Selden Greene

Susan Link

Gavin Lodge

Mark Masselli

Michael G. Polo

Kristen Roberts

Blair Russell

Joseph Smith

Nicole Stanton

Leonardo H. Suzio

John Voege

Julie Godbout LeBlanc

Lawrence McHugh

Robert F. Neal*

Michael P. Price

GOODSPEED GUILD BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Amy Campbell, President

Jay McAnally, Vice President

H. William Shure

Dona D. Young

Alan Wasserman, Corresponding & Recording Secretary C. William Stamm, Treasurer

GOODSPEED GUILD: The Goodspeed Guild is a volunteer organization dedicated to supporting Goodspeed Musicals’ operations and productions. Since 1975 it has provided services to artists, patrons, and staff on a year-round basis, while offering its members the opportunity to become part of the behind-the scenes activities at Goodspeed. To find out about volunteer opportunities that fit your interests and schedule, visit our website at goodspeed.org or contact Amy Campbell at 203-443-3338.

CORPORATE SUPPORT

Ally Charter Bus

Altek Electronics, Inc.

American Bridge Company

Anonymous

Art Lab

Ashlawn Farm Store, LLC

Brushmill by the Waterfall

Centerbrook Architects & Planners, LLP

Community Health Center

Concord Theatricals

ConnectiCare

Connecticut Public Broadcasting

Connecticut Water Service

Creative Transportation & Tours

Durham Manufacturing

Essex Savings Bank

Eversource Energy

Hartford Business Journal

HB Live

Hoffman Audi

Jezek, Barbi, & Antone, PLLC

Kainen, Escalera + McHale, P.C.

LAZ Parking

Masonicare

Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

Nathan L. Jacobson & Associates, Inc.

Odysssey Associates

Option A Group

Petra Construction Corporation

PrintCraft, Inc.

Reynolds’ Subaru & Reynolds’ Boats

RisCassi and Davis, P.C.

Sennheiser Electronic Corporation

Sky Investment Group

Starkweather & Shepley

Insurance Brokerage, Inc.

Straighten Your Crown

Swingbridge Fine Wine & Spirits

The McBride Mariani Group, Merrill Lynch

The Russell Hall Company, Inc.

The Shops at Mohegan Sun

The Suzio York Hill Companies

Theatrical Rights Worldwide

United Airlines

United Mechanical Resources, Inc.

Updike, Kelly& Spellacy, P.C.

USI Insurance

VenuWorks Theatricals

Webster Bank

Young’s Printing/FASTSIGNS

FOUNDATION & GOVERNMENT SUPPORT

Acorn Alcinda Foundation

Actors’ Equity Foundation

Adolph and Ruth Schnurmacher Foundation, Inc.

Burry Fredrik Foundation

Case Graber Foundation

Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut Foundation

Chelsea Groton Foundation Inc.

Community Foundation of Middlesex County

Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation

Elizabeth Carse Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee

Frank Loomis Palmer Fund, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee

Hebron Lions Charities, Inc.

Howard Gilman Foundation

Ion Bank Foundation

Jana Foundation, Inc.

Katharine S. Winter Fund at the Hartford Foundation for Public

Government Support

Giving

Lucille Lortel Foundation

Maximilian E. and Marion O. Hoffman Foundation

Richard P. Garmany Fund at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving

Robert F. Schumann Foundation

Rodgers and Hammerstein Foundation

SBM Charitable Foundation, Inc.

The Aeroflex Foundation

The Aldo DeDominicis Foundation

The Christine E. Moser Foundation

The Elizabeth M. Landon and Harriette M. Landon Charitable Foundation

The Frank Young Fund for New Musicals, a Program of National Alliance for Musical Theatre

The George A. & Grace L. Long Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Co-Trustee

The Johnny Mercer Foundation

The Kitchings Family Foundation

The Lambs Foundation

The Max Showalter Foundation, Inc.

The Norma Terris/Albert D. Firestone Foundation

The Richard Sims Winkler Foundation

The Scripps Family Fund for Education and the Arts

The Shubert Foundation

Vernon K Krieble Foundation

William & Alice Mortensen Foundation

LOOKING TO THE FUTURE—LEAVING A LEGACY

Since its inception, Goodspeed Musicals has particularly benefited from the unique advantages of planned gifts and bequests. Because such gifts provide financial support over time, they have been essential to Goodspeed Musicals’ ability to consistently move from strength to strength, plan for the future with confidence, and ensure millions more will enjoy award-winning productions for generations to come.

WILLIAM H. GOODSPEED LEGACY SOCIETY

Goodspeed Musicals thanks the members of the William H. Goodspeed Society who have included a future bequest to Goodspeed Musicals in their wills or estate plans.

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Dolores L. Andrew

Fran Armstrong

Alice Belden

Leon Hugh & Anne Sullivan

Calanquin

Frank & Amy Campbell

Jack & Bertie Chuong

Donald Yale Church & Anthony

O’Grady Schillaci

Amy Lee Crockett, DVM

Rochelle Dauenheimer

Charles M. Ericson

Anne Evans

Muriel Fleischmann

David F. Frankel

Richard Goodman

Mrs. Harry J. Gray

Nicholas Groth

Lynde Selden Karin

Nancy Kline & James Trail

Karl H. Kucisch

Mrs. Carmela Marzano

Andrew C. McKirdy

Mary P. Miko

Leslie & Lynne Nathan

Robert W. & Carolyn G. Nelson

Jane E. Ondovcsik

Barbara A. Petersen

B. A. Pomarico

Michael & Jo-Ann Price

Mary Jane Richilson

Dr. Anne L. Rothstein & Ms. Jane Hellman

Dr. & Mrs. Gerald Sandler

Dr. Benjamin Sevitch

Carol L. Sirot

Dr. & Mrs. David Snyderman

C. William Stamm

Jessica Waldman Thompson & Carl Thompson

Sheila L. Tomlinson

Mark & Roberta Velez

Linda Wanosky

LOOKING TO THE FUTURE—LEAVING A LEGACY

BEQUESTS

Goodspeed Musicals fondly remembers those who left a bequest or in whose honor a memorial fund was established. Their love of musical theatre and our institution is an example to us all.

Carol H. Adams

The Milon Barnes Memorial Fund

Cynthia Kellogg Barrington

Michele Trudel Baumann

David A. Belden

Leonard N. Blake

William C. Blatchley

Julie Ann Buchanan

Paul Campagna

Edward and Ruth Cape

Edward and Sally Carrier

Dr. Jack Chuong

Timothy J. Clutter

David Cobliegh

Stephen B. Crowley, III

Ralph Davidson

Fellner Family Foundation

Albert D. Firestone

Dr. and Mrs. Brendan Fox

Burry Fredrik

Norwick and Elizabeth Goodspeed

Henry Sage Goodwin Memorial Fund

Judith Halevi

The Edith O. Haynes Trust

Martha C. Hinkel

Thomas W. Holton Memorial Fund

Marjorie W. Jolidon

Robert D. Jones

Harvey and Ruth Katz

The Adrienne I. Koch Revocable Trust

William J. Kotchen Memorial Fund

Helen Krieble

Dolores F. Lammers-Padwater

Angela Lepore

Dorothy Liepertz

Joanne M. MacDonald

Evan S. McCord

Constance Wolcott Mason

Alice Hammerstein Mathias

Henry “Buzz” Merritt

Peter J. Musto

Robert F. Neal

Edith L. Nyman

NAMED FUNDS AND ENDOWMENTS

Muriel Selden Paris

Miriam Perrin

Rochelle Richilson

Salli G. Riege

Barbara V. Ross

Bertha L. Rottmann

Edward Rousseau

Marco S. Savona

Susan Scherer

Richard Schneller

Lucille Lortel Schweitzer

Joan H. Scranton

Martha Shattuck

Jerome and Marian Silverstein

John F. Single, III

Edward and Mary Sargent Swift

Mark A. Wainger

Natalie Tenney

Jessica Waldman Thompson

Jerold Wanosky

Christopher Weed

Katherine S. Winter

Symond Yavener

These funds and endowments listed below were established during lifetime, by bequest, or in memoriam with an outright gift to Goodspeed Musicals.*

The Dr. & Mrs. Harold D. Bornstein, Jr. Memorial Fund

The Dr. Harold D. Bornstein, Jr. Charitable Memorial Fund

The Frederick A. & Justine Millspaugh Catlin Family Fund

The Rochelle Dauenheimer Charitable Gift Annuity*

The Arthur & Elizabeth Godbout Fund for the Support of the Music Department

The George S. & Charmian A. Goodspeed Memorial Fund

The A. Nicholas Groth, Ph.D. Charitable Gift Annuity*

The Nancy Kline and James Trail Charitable Gift Annuities*

The Charles R. Lindberg Family Fund

The Lucille Lortel Fund

The Maryann & Jane E. Ondovcsik Fund for the Preservation of the Victorian Goodspeed Opera House

The Salvatore Marzano, Jr. Endowment in Support of the Music Department

The Elaine McKirdy Intern/Apprentice Endowment

The Michael P. Price Endowment Fund at Goodspeed Musicals

The Charlotte & Gerald Sandler Educational Endowment

The Scherer Library of Musical Theatre Fund

The Max Showalter Center for Education in Musical Theatre

The Jerome & Marian Silverstein Endowment Fund

The Carol L. Sirot Family Endowment Fund

The C. William Stamm Charitable Gift Annuity*

The Ashton M. Tenney, Jr. Memorial Fund

The Jessica Waldman Thompson Endowment in Support of The Festival of New Musicals

The Zachs Family Endowment

*The donors receive a tax advantaged income stream during their lives and a named fund or endowment will be created when the annuity reverts to Goodspeed Musicals.

GOODSPEED MARQUEE & DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE MEMBERS

Thank you, Goodspeed Members! Goodspeed is over 4,000 members strong—for a complete listing, please visit goodspeed.org or scan the QR code with your phone.

+With special thanks to our members who have been with us 40+ years

*Members whose gifts have been matched by their employer

Donors listed here have given direct membership gifts as well as additional donations between May 15, 2022 and July 10, 2023.

MARQUEE MEMBERS

($25,000+)

Frank and Amy Campbell+

Hila and Saul Rosen

($10,000 - $24,999)

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Dr. Sandra Anagnostakis

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cacace

Richard T. Cersosimo and Valerie J. Koif+

Herb Chambers

Day Family Foundation

Laura and Jim Duncan

Sue Frost and Dan Renn

Susan F. Gonsalves

Ms. Jean Selden Greene

($7,500 - $9,999)

Beverly Buckner Baker

Jennifer Brown and Ian Ayres

Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Coviello

Peter and Linda Jokl & Elisabeth D’Albero

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE MEMBERS

($2,500 - $7,499)

Anonymous (3)

Carol Adams

Francis G. Adams, Jr.

Judith W. Adams

Dolores L. Andrew+

Billie and Peter Anker

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Arborio

Mrs. Muriel S. Badgley

Susan and Bruce Baiter

Joyce and Greg Barabas

Louise and John Beard

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Benedict

Kenneth and Judith Boudreau

Steven C. Callahan

Bertie Chuong

Ms. Mary Gaskell

Maury and Sonia Cohn Foundation+

Lance and Rebecca Darcy*

Ruth Ann C. Davis+

Betsy and Rich Didan*

Mary Jane Dunn

Fiona A. Egan

Bill and Denice Feeley

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Feldman

Marlene and Paulo Ferreira*

David and Patricia Fisher+

Muriel and Karl Fleischmann

Lynne and Richard Fletcher

Chuck & Elena Foster

Dr. Brendan Fox

Bill Gilman

William J. Ginnetti, Sr.

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Dr. Anne L. Rothstein and Ms. Jane Hellman

Mable and Richard Seymour

Ann and John Houston

Sue Joffray

Julie and Peter LeBlanc

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Link

Mr. Michael G. Polo

Mary M. Wilson and Jeff Riley

Benjamin Tschudin

RADM. Louise C. Wilmot USN (Ret.) and James E. Wilmot+

Ian G. MacDonald

Michael and Jo-Ann Price+

Leonardo H. Suzio

Russell Tait and Lee Anderson

The Harry E. Goldfarb Family Foundation+

Laura & Roger Goodspeed+

Karen & Ron Goodspeed

Deb and Ken Grass

Mr. Mark Greenwald and Mr. Anthony Coppola

Ron & Nina Harris

Bill and Sean Higginson-Pierce

Patricia A. Holmes

Christine N. Hunihan

Thirza D. Hyatt+

Penfield & Teresa Jarvis

Lynde and Michael Karin

Dr. Sheldon Kaufman

Frank and Diane Kelly

Ted and Kiki Kennedy

Robbie and Albert Kestnbaum

Nancy Kline and Jim Trail

Catherine Ladnier and Mickey Robinson

Linda Lianos

Peter Luchini

Emanuel and Irene Makiaris

Jennifer Alexander and Mark Masselli

Stephen Selden Mathews

Tony Meola

Bob and Ami Montstream

Regina M. Neal

Eric Ort and Duff Ashmead

Jane Porterfield

Myron J. and Jo Trotta Poliner+

Annella C. Preble

Mr. Richard V. Proffitt and Ms. Carol Sirot

Dianne and Chuck Ramsey

Nancy J. Ramseyer

Robert A. Ridlehoover

Mitchell P and Lorraine Rochefort

Meg Sakellarides and Scott Mokoski

Jennifer Serra & Wayne Schulz

Allyn & Karen Seymour

Millie and Marty Shapiro+

James and Penelope Sherrard

Roz and Peter Shoemaker

Todd Sloan

Jon and Cleo Sonneborn

Sorenson-Pearson Family Foundation, Inc.

Ms. Sally Speer

Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Spencer

Donna and Bill Stamm

Nicole Stanton

Brenda J. Sullivan+

Judy B. Taylor

Donald and Sharyn Timmerman

John Voege and Geoffrey Paul

Carol A. Wiggins+

June Willson

Jean M. Wiseman

Jef and Kate Wolter

Dona Young, Trustee Emeritus, and Roland F. Young III

Suzanne E. Zajac and Cliff A. Birdsey

Alexandria Zeytoonjian

Arthur Zieky and Bill Witkowsky

GOODSPEED MUSICALS STAFF

LEADERSHIP

Donna Lynn Hilton Artistic Director

David B. Byrd Managing Director

ARTISTIC

Stephen Agosto Line Producer

Adam Souza Resident Music Director

Michael Fling Artistic Associate

ADMINISTRATION

Kristan McLaughlin Artistic Administrator

BUILDING SERVICES

Edward C. Blaschik Theatre Manager

Hayden Schwarm Building Services Assistant

Jeffrey Gosselin, Paul Zajac Building Services CleanChoiceCleaning.com ............................. Custodial Services

COMPANY MANAGEMENT

Tyler Garstka Company Manager

Lauren Wentz ................................ Assistant Company Manager

DEVELOPMENT

Frank Stilwagner Director of Development

Gloria Gorton ............................................ Director of Major Gifts

Mary Miko Special Events and Corporate Relations

David Mai ............................................... Database Administrator

Rebekah Moses Membership & Annual Fund Manager

Laura Hook Development & Membership Assistant

WordGirl, LLC; Marjorie Rode Grant Writer

EDUCATION

Nick Palazzo Arts Education Collaboration Program Coordinator

FINANCE

Josh Borenstein Interim Director of Finance

Stacy Booth Accounts Payable Manager

Sandy Hall Payroll & Benefits Coordinator

Withum, Karen Kowgios Accountants

CLA (CliftonLarsonAllenLLP), Jodie Jacaruso Add’l Accountants

HOUSE MANAGEMENT

Kathy Raczka Supervising House Manager

Beryl W. Thorpe House Manager

Leigh Beatty, Allison Harris, Kathleen Sedgwick .......................... Assistant House Managers

Bob Bennett, Joe Kaminski, Paula Moriarty Bartenders

Judy O’Mara ................................................ Gift Shop Supervisor

MARKETING

Dan McMahon Director of Marketing

Katherine Desjardins .................... Associate Marketing Director

Ian Galligan Marketing Associate

Carol Giroux Public Relations Manager

Cara Habicht Marketing/Graphics Assistant

Diane Sobolewski Official Photographer

TECHNOLOGY

Jeffrey Mays Systems Administrator

TICKETING

Roger-Paul Snell

Ticket Sales Manager

Catherine Ematrudo Group Sales Manager

Lauren Blankenship, Morgan Dumark-McNamee Box Office Supervisors

Photini Constantinou, Laura Cote, Lori Inferrera, Jenna LeMontagne, Carie McPherson, Dean Paglino, Wayne Rollins, Sydney Sioch, Barbara Wilkinson, Deborah Winchell ............... Box Office Reps

Smart, Strategic Marketing for the Arts Direct Sales

PRODUCTION

Endla Burrows Director of Production

Wesley Schroeder Assistant Production Manager

COSTUME RENTALS

Stephanie Turner Costume Rentals Coordinator

COSTUMES

Pamela Prior Costume Shop Manager

Grace Petersen Assistant Costume Shop Manager

Ka’ihe Fisher First Hand

Byron Batista, Olivya Deluca, Cassandra Greeley, Delaney Johnston Stitchers

Lydia Chamberlain Wardrobe Supervisor

Pat Marcus Wigs Supervisor

Avant Johnston The Terris Hair Supervisor & Maintenance and The Goodspeed Lead Hair & Wigs Stylist

Delaiah Harris Hair & Wigs Stylist

John Riccucci The Goodspeed Wardrobe Supervisor

Cortnei Edwards, Rachel Pantangan, Tyler Warren ........ The Goodspeed Dressers

LIGHTING

Will Johnson Lighting Supervisor

Sam O’Dea........................................ The Terris Head Electrician

Andrew Spencer, Audrey Visscher The Terris Electricians

Jordan Bliese The Goodspeed Head Electrician

Karan Gosai, Margaret Leupold The Goodspeed Electricians

PROPS

Ryann D. Lee Props Manager

Troy A. Junker Lead Props Artisan

Gideon Rowland Props Artisan

Timothy Henderson Props Carpenter

Jordan Cowan The Terris Props Run Crew Head

Miranda Thompson The Goodspeed Props Run Crew Head

Samantha Bruce The Goodspeed Props Run Crew

SCENERY

Dominick Pinto Technical Director

Brendon Figueras Assistant Technical Director

Mike Cummings........................ Lead Carpenter/Shop Foreman

Kevin Bolt, Callum McCabe Staff Carpenters

Ethan Arcaroli,

Angelina Savelli

Carpenters/Stagehand Swings

Lydia Joy The Terris Stage Supervisor

Aaron Frongillo The Goodspeed Stage Supervisor

Ian Borowik, Ashlin Penn The Goodspeed Stagehands

SCENIC ARTISTS

Carla Tiezzi Charge Scenic Artist

Miranda Harkins Lead Scenic Artist

April Chateauneuf ............................... Senior Staff Scenic Artist

Ashley Donnert, Grace Linzner Staff Scenic Artists

SOUND

Jay Hilton Audio Supervisor

Jinnifer Lee The Terris Assistant Audio Supervisor

Nicholas Peretti ............... The Terris Production Audio Engineer

Katie Paris The Goodspeed Production Audio Engineer

Taylor Bartoski The Goodspeed Assistant Audio Engineer

Je’Breanne Morgan The Goodspeed Audio Assistant

FOR THIS PRODUCTION

Brad Willcuts Associate Director/Choreographer

Max Evans Assistant to the Director

D. Craig M. Napoliello Assistant Scenic Designer

Isabella Gill-Gomez Assistant Lighting Designer

Sammy Port Why’d You Come In Here Lookin’ Like That Remix

Tom Spahn .................... Synth Programming & Vocal Producer

Recording Studio Spahn Music

James Carter Pianos Piano Technician

Katie Desjardins Program Editor/Designer

Program printed by Essex Printing

NOW PLAYING at The Goodspeed

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