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THE LIVINGSTON THEATRE COMPANY
RUTGERS PREMIERE MUSICAL THEATRE ORGANIZATION
Artistic Director Managing Director Production Manager Business Manager MATTHEW MILLER CHRISTIAN MUNOZ GINA D’ANGELO MATTHEW FINNERTY
present
Book by Music and Lyrics by
BOB MARTIN and DON McKELLAR USA LAMBERT and GREG MORRISON
Creative Team Lighting Design
CLAUDIA MERCEDES NUNEZ, KAYLA VOTAPEK & SARAH BALOGH ZACH BROWER
Assistant Directors Assistant Production Manager Sound Design
JULIA MENDES & KATE BRANDT EMILY ESPOSITO CARLOSE PEREZ & JACOB PERSILY
Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager
IRENE MARTINEZ TYLER CONROY
Choreography Musical Direction
DANA MAGEE MELANIE CHAMBERS & TREY SHORE
Direction by
ALEX GOLDEN
Nov 6-9, 2014
Funding has been made possible in part through a grant from the Rutgers University Student Assembly Allocations Board paid tor by student fees. The producers gratefully acknowlege support from Rutgers Student Lite and Rutgers Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs.
The Drowsy Chaperone is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019, Phone: 212-5414684 Fax: 212-397-4684, www.MTIShows.com
DIRECTOR’S NOTE
Being selected as a director for any production is a huge undertaking. Essentially, you are being trusted to put on a show that will leave the audience entertained and inspired, the cast and crew with fond memories and new experiences, and yourself with a sense of pride and growth. At first, I was not exactly sure how I was going to achieve success in each of these directorial realms, but I think that is what made me agree to take on The Drowsy Chaperone as the director. I needed a theatrical project that I could call my own. I wanted to take all of my theatre experiences, my perspectives as an audience member, leading role, ensemble member, and stage crew participant, and use them to create something beautiful. And, that’s exactly what I have done. This beauty has shone through the Livingston Theatre Company’s fall production this year, and I think it’s pretty evident by what you see here on our stage.
This show explores critical themes ranging from the neuroticism of the Man in Chair, the concept of how the mind perceives reality, and the varying levels of romance. Despite its cliche and humorous nature, Bob Martin and Don McKellar do an amazing job at incorporating these elements into the show. We have worked very hard to make sure these themes are ever-present and conveyed accordingly. Furthermore, the writers do include some racy references in the script, and I hope you can find the humor in them as they intended. Lastly, the show-within-a-show idea adds another layer to this production. To explore modern theatre versus the classical Jazz Age Broadway production, via this theatrical technique, has been the most arduous part of my job. Nevertheless, we believe that we have crafted a show that does justice to the book and score of The Drowsy Chaperone.
I have been incredibly blessed with a dedicated Pro-Staff and inspirational cast and crew. Each person has reached their fullest potential and really strived to be the best performer they can be. In addition to the cast’s vibrant energy, I need to recognize my two assistant directors. These two women are the most dedicated, admirable, and intelligent individuals I ever have had the pleasure of working with. The collective efforts of my Pro-Staff and the cast and crew achieved my ultimate goals for this show, which included production efficiency, preservation of quality, and overall positivity. Most of my gratitude is directed at the Livingston Theatre Company's Executive Board for giving me this amazing opportunity. Moreover, I would not be here if it were not for my parents allowing me to be involved with theatre. This has been one of the most rewarding, refreshing, and challenging experiences of my life, but I would not trade it for anything in this world. Thank you, our audience, for coming to see The Drowsy Chaperone. I appreciate your patronage.
Alex Golden
PRODUCER’S NOTE
The Drowsy Chaperone is a show within a show, a musical within a comedy.
A man in a chair is going to show you how much the story of the "Drowsy Chaperone” inspires him.
We are beyond excited to share his story, because it is the same as ours. All of us, onstage and offstage, have felt that excitement and passion for this art form, and we can’t wait to share it with you.
As an entirely new Executive Board, we’ve had the opportunity to come into this season with fresh perspectives and new ideas. We were able to find a new and improved rehearsal space thanks to all the hard work of the Student Life staff and with the help of our advisor, ally, and friend, Laura Christensen. We’d like to extend a thousand thank yousto them, as well as Elizabeth O’Connell-Ganges, Kerri Wilson, Mark Sharp, Dr. Tim Grimm, and Jason Goldstein. They have been steadfast allies of our company for years, and this company would not exist without their support.
So much is going to happen after the curtain closes on the Drowsy Chaperone. We cannot wait to present the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee in February - you may even get a chance to compete on stage. In March, we’re heralding the return of LTC’s 24-Hour Musical Challenge. And in April you’ll get to experience a show unlike anything our company has produced - In the Heights.
If you’ve never understood what drives “theatre people” to be so zealous and dramatic, we hope some of Man-in-Chair's passion rubs off on you before you leave.
So pull up a chair, and enjoy the Drowsy Chaperone.
The 2014-2015 Executive Board
Christian Munoz, Matthew Miller, Gina D'angelo and Matthew Finnerty
SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT ONE
Overture .
Fancy Dress .
Cold Feets .
Show Off .
Show Off (Encore) .
As We Stumble Along .
I Am Aldolpho .
Accident Waiting To Flappen Toledo Surprise .
. Orchestra
. Company
. Robert, George
. Janet, Company
. Janet, Company
. Drowsy Chaperone, Company
. Aldolpho, Drowsy Chaperone
. Robert, Janet
Gangsters, Feldzieg, Kitty, Mrs. Tottendale, Company
ACT TWO
Message From A Nightingale . Kitty, Gangsters, Aldolpho, Drowsy Chaperone
Bride’s Lament . Janet, Company
Love Is Always Lovely In The End . Mrs. Tottendale, Underling
I Do, I Do In The Sky . Trix, Company
As We Stumble Along (Reprise) . Man in Chair, Company
THE DROWSY CHAPERONE ORCHESTRA
Conductor: Trey Shore
Reed 1: Eric Lampmann, Reed 2: Christopher Gold,
Reed 3: Elizabeth Canavan, Reed 4: Elana Segal, Trumpet 1: Todd Vaccaro, Trumpet 2: Katie Mattina, Trumpet 3: Dylan Lawrence, Trombone: Kyle Buchanan Keyboard 1: Simon Wang, Keyboard 2: Edward Looney,
Keyboard 3/Auxiliary Percussion: Melanie Chambers,
Bass: Will Turner, Drum Set: Liam McGeary
TECHNICAL TEAM
Samantha Heller, Tanvi Sood, Soo Jeong Hwang,
Dylan H irlter and Rachel Ehrenbergh
WARNINGS
FIRE NOTICE: Please note emergency exits in case of a fire are located to the audience left of the stage and behind the seating area. Livingston Hall is a smoke free enviornment.
Please turn off all electronic devices while in Livingston Hall including cell phones, iPods, tablets, etc. The videotaping or audio recording of this performance is strictly prohibited.
CAST
in order of appearance
Man in Chair . Andrew Moore
Mrs. Tottendale . Natasha Sydor
Underling . Alex Monastersky
Robert Martin . Dalton Zogleman
George . Justin Luckenbaugh
Feldzieg . James Duffy
Kitty . Stephanie Leiva
Gangster # 1 . Paolo Arceo
Gangster #2 . Brenna Knight
Aldolpho . Kason Jackson
Janet Van de Graaf . Mary Berko
Drowsy Chaperone . Stephanie Van Huss
Trix . Megan Kalberer
The Ensemble . Alex Albanese, Alexandra Ambriano, Kelly Lozo
WHO’S WHO
ALEX ALBANESE ( Ensemble ) is very excited to be back on the LTC stage! He was a part of each show last year (on stage and off) and can’t wait for each production this year! You might have seen him in Footloose (Garvin) or in Young Frankenstein (Victor von Frankenstein/Ensemble). He was just in a production over the summer of Into the Woods (Narrator) with OnStage Inc., a local community theatre group near him. He studies Theatre and Communication with a minor in Music. He’d like to thank the cast, the Pro-Staff, the E-Board, and everyone else that is involved! Enjoy the show!
ALEX MONASTERSKY ( Underling ) is so essited to be debuting in his first LTC show! He did theater stuffs throughout grade school and is thrilled to be returning to the stage. He is a sophomore engineering student who also takes part in the Rutgers Glee Club, so he cries every night mourning the time he wishes he could have. But when he DOES have time to waste, Alex enjoys watching films until his eyes are sore. Also, if your phone goes off while Alex is saying his lines, he will gaslight you until you end up in a mental facility somewhere in Maine.
ALEXANDRA AMBRIANO ( Ensemble ) is ecstatic to be making her debut on the Livingston Theatre Company stage in The Drowsy Chaperone! Some of her favorite roles include Amber in Hairspray and Madame de la Grande Bouche in Beauty in the Beast. Allie is a sophomore with a double major in Theater Arts and Journalism. She would like to give a special thanks to the Executive Board and Production Staff of Drowsy for their hard work and dedication to the show. Break a leg to the entire cast and crew!
ANDREW MOORE ( Man in Chair) is very proud and excited to be a part of his first LTC show, The Drowsy Chaperone ! Some previous roles include "Albert Peterson” ( Bye Bye Birdie ) and Max Bialystock ( The Producers), which he was nominated for outstanding lead actor in a musical by Paper Mill Playhouse. Andrew currently studies with Grammy
Award winning opera star Eduardo Chama, and is majoring in Music Education at Mason Gross School of the Arts. He would like to thank his Mom, Aunt Nina, and the rest of his family for supporting him 100%! As well as the entire LTC team for making this all possible!
BRENNA KNIGHT ( Gangster # 2 ) is beyond thrilled to be in her third LTC production, The Drowsy Chaperone. A fun fact: she played the role of a Gangster (but #1) once before at her high school. She recently appeared in LTC’s production of Footloose and Young Frankenstein. Brenna is currently a sophomore at Rutgers University, and is pursuing a double major in Sociology and Human Resource Management with a minor in Music. She is also on the General Board for LTC as the Assistant Artistic Director. She would like to thank her friends and family for their endless support!
DALTON ZOGLEMAN (Robert Martin) is thrilled to be making his LTC debut with Drowsy ! A Kansas native, he is a recent transfer to RU, majoring in theatre in SAS. Theatre credits include Spring Awakening! Moritz) and Glory Days (Will) at Jabara Theatre, A Month in the Country (Matvey) at Parnassus Theatre Company in NYC, and The Fantasticks (Matt). He is also Artistic Director and
co-founder of the theatre company DZ
Productions in Wichita, KS. Dalton would
like to especially thank God for his endless blessings, Alex G, Dana, Mel, Trey, the entire Prostaff, Mom, Dad, and Sara.
JAMES DUFFY (Mr. Feldzieg) is in his
thirteenth production with Rutgers Theater. He is in the Pharmacy School. Most recently, James co-wrote and directed the FLAWLESS 3rd sole and sass in Tyler’s Back to School Review. His previous roles include the sassiest judge in Legally Blonde, Dr. Scott in Rocky Horror, Corny Collins in Hairspray, and Phil in The Wild Party. He co-propped Into the Woods with the incredible Megan Cherry who is perfection! He would like to thank his mom and dad for all their love
WHO’S WHO
and support, and his super awesome twin brother Anthony. #famous
JUSTIN LUCKENBAUGH ( George ) is not a monkey. He’s a real boy. Justin is a junior studying Mathematics and Economics. Credits include: Footloose (Willard Hewitt), Young Frankenstein (Ziggy), The Producers (Jack Lepidus), Titanic (Thomas Andrews). Justin would like to thank the Pro-Staff, cast, and crew for making this experience the cat’s pajamas. Justin is a one-eyed one horned flying purple people eater.
KASON “KK” JACKSON ( Aldolpho ) is no stranger to LTC behind the scenes, however he is ecstatic to make his debut on stage as Aldolpho in LTC’s production of The Drowsy Chaperone. He is currently a Senior Music Education major in Mason Gross School of the Arts obtaining his Bachelor of Music degree. He studies voice with Grammy award winning opera singer, Eduardo Chama. He's heavily involved in the undergraduate choral community and is a choral intern for the Rutgers Children's Choir. In addition to musically directing Hair last year, he currently serves on the General Board as Music Coordinator. KK plans to become a high school choral director upon graduation.
KELLY LOZO ( Ensemble ) is beyond thrilled to be performing in her first LTC production so soon after making her Rutgers debut in Cabaret Theater's “ Unsung Chapters: A Musical Revue"'. Some of her other credits include Evita (Eva Peron) which received a Count Basie Theater Award for Outstanding Musical, Cabaret (Fraulein Kost), “The Marriage of Bette and Boo" (Bette Brennan), and “The Rimers of Eldritch" (Cora Groves) in which she received a Count Basie Theater Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama. Kelly wants to thank her family, her new RU friends, and everyone involved with putting up this hilarious show - you guys never forget to be awesome!
MARY BERKO ( Janet Van de Graaf) is in her third LTC show! She is so excited and honored to be a part of it. She was in the ensemble of Young Frankenstein and Footloose last year. Mary has enjoyed dancing and doing musical theater for over 10 years! Some of her past roles include Cosette in Les Miserables, Hope Cladwell in Urinetown, and Inga in Young Frankenstein. She recently participated as a state finalist in the Miss NJ USA 2015 Pageant! Mary would like to thank her friends and family for always supporting her! Special thanks to the Pro-Staff, E-Board, pit, and tech crew!
MEGAN KALBERER ( Trix ) is beyond thrilled to be making her LTC debut! She is a sophomore vocal music education major at Mason Gross School of the Arts. She currently studies voice with Grammy award winner bass- baritone Eduardo Chama. Some of her past credits includes Sally Brown in You're A Good Man Charlie Brown, Brooke Wyndham in Legally Blonde, Ronette in Little Shop of Horrors, and Belle in Beauty and the Beast. She was also recently a cast member in Unsung Chapters, the 2014 Back to School Music Revue at Cabaret Theatre. Megan would like to thank the entire Pro-Staff for this amazing experience and her parents and twin sister for all of their love and support!
NATASHA SYDOR (Mrs. Tottendale ) a senior, is very excited to perform in her first LTC show. Her previous performances at Rutgers University have been [title of show] (Heidi), the Directors Showcase and Original Play Festivals at Cabaret Theatre, Antigone, and the crazy awesome sketch comedy group Rutgers Night Live. Natasha is an English and French double major, and this is her last semester at Rutgers (sad face here). Natasha’s interests are Shakespeare, poop, puppies, chocolate, triathlons, eating second breakfast, knitting winter hats, receiving massages, naps, reading, and writing stories she never finishes. Thanks to all for this wacky-fun experience.
WHO’S WHO
PAOLO ARCEO ( Gangster # 1 ) is a freshman at Rutgers University and is very excited to make his debut in LTC. In the past, he’s worked with Phoenix Productions at the Count Basie Theatre in White Christmas (Ensemble), Shrek the Musical (Peter Pan/Pied Piper), and Grease (Ensemble). Favorite roles include Robert Lambert ( Boeing-Boeing ) and a Wickersham Brother ( Seussical) with his home high school. He would like to thank LTC for both the warm welcome at Rutgers and the experience to perform in his favorite show once again. Break a leg guys!
STEPHANIE LEIVA (Kitty), who prefers to be called Leiva, is a junior in SAS majoring in Mathematics and Theater Arts. She is super excited to be in her 6th LTC show! Her previous shows with LTC have been ensemble in How to Succeed, Merrily We Roll Along, The Producers, Young Frankenstein and Coach Dunbar in Footloose. Leiva is also on LTC’s General Board on the Marketing Team with 2 other wonderful company members, Justin Luckenbaugh and Claudia Mercedes Nunez. She would like to thank her the wonderful cast and Pro-Staff for their talent and her family and boyfriend, Steven, for all their support.
STEPHANIE VAN HUSS ( The Drowsy Chaperone) is a fifth year student double majoring in Theater Arts and English. She is thrilled to be making her LTC debut! Her past performances at Rutgers include: Rabbit Hole (Nat); How I Learned to Drive (Li’l Bit); The Back to School Revue-, and Next to Normal (Diana). Last year, she spent time directing and assistant directing such projects as: 7 Jewish Children-, The Pink Bedroom-, Lift at Crossroads Theater Company; and You Can't Take It With You for the Rutgers Theater Company-Mason Gross. She is so grateful for the talented people in this production and her family who have supported her from day one!
PRODUCTION STAFF
ALEX GOLDEN ( Director ) is a junior here at Rutgers University. He is a Spanish major and will be double-minoring in biology and dance. In his future, he hopes to attend medical school and become a physician in a Latin American country. Alex has been involved with LTC since his freshman year. Participating as a cast member for LTC’s The Producers (Spring 2013) and Footloose (Spring 2014), he is thrilled to be taking on his first pro-staff position with The Drowsy Chaperone. He would like to thank the LTC E-Board, his pro-staff, family, and friends for their love, support, and encouragement.
CLAUDIA MERCEDES NUNEZ (Props/Creative Team ) is a fourth year Theatre Arts major with a minor in Psychology. Claudia assistant directed Livingston Theatre Company’s production of Hair last season and is happy to return for The Drowsy Chaperone. She serves as a member of the marketing team on LTC’s General Board for the 2014/15 season. This past summer she attended the William Esper Studio Summer Intensive program as a full-time student and looks forward to continuing her theatrical studies after graduating from Rutgers University. Claudia would like to thank her wonderful and supportive parents, Maira and Rafael.
DANA MAGEE ( Choreographer ) is thrilled to be a part of her seventh production with the Livingston Theatre Company and she is super excited to be taking on the role of choreographer for The Drowsy Chaperone. Last year, she was Urlene in Footloose, assistant choreographer for Young Frankenstein, and was seen in The Producers, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Legally Blonde, and the 24 Hour Musical Challenge. Dana is also one of the Special Events Coordinators on the General Board for LTC. Dana is a senior studying animal science in SEBS. Dana would like to thank her family, her boyfriend, Jim, her LTC family, and the cast and crew of The Drowsy Chaperone for another amazing experience!
WHO’S WHO
IRENE MARTINEZ ( Stage Manager ) is beyond excited to be working as Stage Manager for The Drowsy Chaperone following her stage- managing debut over the summer with Cabaret Theatre. This is her third LTC show working backstage, appearing as running crew in last season’s production of Hair and Footloose. Irene is a sophomore, Biological Science major on a pre-med track, with a double minor in Music and Cognitive Science. She would like to thank her friends and family for all their support and the rest of the Pro-Staff, the LTC E-board, crew and cast for making this such a wonderful experience.
JULIA MENDES ( Assistant Director) is in her third show with LTC and her first show as a member of the Pro-Staff! Primarily a performer, Julia has appeared in past LTC shows as Crissy in Hair and Rusty in Footloose. She would like to thank her family for their love and support, The “Drowsy” Pro-Staff, especially Alex and Kate, for their dedication to this show, the E-Board, pit and tech crew, and finally, the cast for their hard work and enthusiasm, and for making her cry tears of joy in the audience every night. Enjoy the show!
KATE BRANDT ( Assistant Director) is a first year in the School of Arts and Sciences as a chemistry major. She is absolutely thrilled to be participating in her first LTC production as an assistant director for one of her favorite shows. She is completely blown away by the talent and dedication of each cast and production staff member and grateful for the opportunity to work alongside such incredible people, and looks forward to working with LTC in the future. Kate would like to extend special thanks to Alex, Julia, and the rest of the Pro-Staff for their hard work and being so welcoming, making Rutgers like a second home.
KATHERINE GARCIA ( Stage Manager) is a freshman at the School of Arts and Sciences. This is her first production with LTC as a Stage Manager. She would like to thank her parents for giving her the opportunity to explore theater during high school and college.
KAYLA VOTAPEK (Costumes/Creative Team) is a junior majoring in Theatre, Psychology and Education. Her theatre experience includes being a Director for the Directors’ Showcase, Directors’ Showcase Coordinator, Director for OPF, ASM for Honour, ASM for Next to Normal, SM for Doubt, and Director for Dunellen Revue. She is currently Director of Finance at Cabaret Theatre! Kayla is excited to be a part of her first LTC production! She would like to thank Alex, the cast, the Pro-Staff, and the E-Board for making the production memorable. She wishes the cast best of luck and to Show Off as We Stumble Along!
Keep a lookout for an exciting LTC event at Henry’s Diner! Located at 55 Rockafeller Rd on Livingston Campus!
WHO’S WHO
MELANIE CHAMBERS ( Music Director ) is a junior music education major at Mason Gross School of the Arts. She has experience as an actor, pit performer, musical director, and composer in shows such as The Pajama Game, Godspell, Seussical, and Alice in Wonderland. She is thrilled to serve this time as Music Director for her first LTC show! She would like to thank her family for their support, her professors for preparing her to be the best director she can be, and to the incredible Drowsy cast for making every minute of rehearsal and performance an absolute joy! She is looking forward to more shows with LTC in the future.
SARAH BALOGH (Makeup/Creative Team) is a freshman at Rutgers and is extremely excited to be a new member of the Pro- Staff for the Livingston Theatre Company’s production of The Drowsy Chaperone. Sarah has been a part of the cast in her high school productions, but is excited to be working the backstage of the show. It’s been a great opportunity for her and she would like to wish the cast the best of luck!
TREY SHORE ( Music Director) is a third year Music Education major at the Mason Gross School of the Arts. An avid composer/ arranger, Trey’s work can be purchased from To The Fore Publishers. Working on this show has been a dream come true for Trey, and he has often wished over the past few months that all of his other obligations would just disappear so he wouldn’t have to stop working on LTC’s Drowsy Chaperone. Trey would also like to make it clear that he could not have done this without his best friend, partner in crime, and fellow Music Director, Melanie Chambers.
CHRISTIAN MUNOZ ( Managing Director) is a senior and is so excited to present this amazing musical serving as Managing Director for LTC! Previous involvement with the company includes the 3rd Annual 24-Hour Musical, The Producers, Young Frankenstein, Hair, and Footloose. Christian also had an incredible experience with Cabaret Theatre’s Back to School Review!
He would like to thank the entire Production Staff, cast, crew, and pit members for all their hard work and commitment throughout this entire production. Special thanks to LTC’s GenBoard, all our audience members and supporters, my family, LTC advisors, and of course my other Executive Board members. I am so humbled to have such amazing, talented people working along side me, love you guys!
MATT MILLER ( Artistic Director) is a senior and is thrilled to share The Drowsy Chaperone with the Rutgers community. Previous LTC credits include How to Succeed..., Merrily We Roll Along, The Producers, Young Frankenstein, Hair, and Footloose. He is thankful for every single person involved with the show, and wants to express his sincere admiration of the commitment, organization, and passion of the Production Staff. He hopes that this show serves as a great introduction for the Class of 2018 and everyone else having their first experience with LTC, whether they are on stage, backstage, or in the audience.
GINA D’ANGELO ( Production Manager) is proud to present LTC’s first show of the season as Production Manager. She would like to thank her fellow E-Board members, Production Staff, cast, crew, and pit members for being so awesome to work with! She would also like to thank her family and friends for all the support.
MATT FINNERTY ( Business Manager) is a Senior Economics Major and is so honored to be on this year’s Executive Board. Matt has worked at the Broadway League and AKA (a Broadway marketing agency) and has dreams of working in arts management after college. Matt is so excited for The Drowsy Chaperone and the rest of the 2014-2015 Season. Previous involvement with the company includes The Producers and Young Frankenstein. Matt would like to thank the Production Staff, the General Board, the Executive Board, and our advisors. Break a leg to the cast, crew, and orchestra!
LIVINGSTON THEATRE COMPANY EXECUTIVE BOARD
Managing Director Artistic Director Production Manager Business Manager
Christian Munoz Matthew Miller Gina D'angelo Matthew Finnerty
LTC GENERAL BOARD
Asst. Artisitic Director Brenna Knight
Asst. Production Manager Emily Esposito
Asst. Managing DirectorClaudia Mercedes Nunez
Asst. Business Manager Marketing Directors
Outreach Directors
Technical Director
Graphic Designer Music Coordinator Social Media Coordinator Development Director Web Developer Historian/Alumni Relations Box Office Managers
Special Events Coordinators
Member-At-Large
Dan Shamlian Stephanie Leiva Justin Luckenbaugh Maryann Slater LaJuan Miller Karl Hoempler Marquis Reece Ashley Choy KK Jackson James Duffy Christopher Price Justin Luckenbaugh Alex Albanese Justin Brown Ashtyn Greenstein Nicola Keegan Dana Magee Vinny Martini Raynee Morris
SPECIAL THANKS
Laura Christiansen, Kerri Wilson, Dr. Tim Grimm, Matthew Ferguson, Jason Goldstein & Tim DiVito, Carey Loch, Elizabeth O’Connell-Ganges, Livingston Student Center Staff, Neela Patel, Lea Stewart, Henry’s Diner & Rutgers Dining Services, 4-Wall Entertainment, Community Sound, Wil Barker, Alexander Smuk, Cabaret Theatre.
LIFE
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PAST SHOWS
2014 - 2015 Season The Drowsy Chaperone 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee In The Heights
2013 - 2014 Season Young Frankenstein Hair
Footloose
2012 - 2013 Season How To Succeed in Business In Without Really Trying Merrily We Roll Along The Producers
2011 - 2012 Season The Rocky Horror Show Bare
Legally Blonde
2010 - 2011 The Wild Party Into The Woods Hairspray
2009 - 2010 Season Rent
Sweeney Todd Tommy
2008 - 2009 Season
The Wiz
Parade
The Wedding Singer
2007 - 2008 Season The Full Monty Sweet Charity Seussical
2006 - 2007 Season Urinetown
Once On This Island
Baby
Cabaret
2005 - 2006 Season Little Shop Of Horrors Working
You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown Ragtime
2004 - 2005 Season A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum A Chorus Line Once Upon A Mattress Camelot
2003 - 2004 Season Pippin
Kiss Me Kate Company Damn Yankees
2002 - 2003 Season Something’s Afoot The Scarlet Pimpernel Evita
The Will Rogers Follies
2001 - 2002 Season Promises, Promises Jekyll & Hyde Carnival Footloose
2000 - 2001 Season Moon Over Buffalo The Wiz Lucky Stiff Fiddler On The Roof
1999 - 2000 Season The Fantasticks Nunsense Godspell
1998 - 1999 Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
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