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SAM CORMIER PRESENTS REMEMBER ME
WORLD PREMIERE
Band
Sam Cormier
David Do
Victor Granados
Lilly Lane Stafford
Teddy Georgia
Sinclaire Wade Crew
Director - Lilly Lane Stafford
Projection Designer - Ash Hunn
Sound Designer - Mir Jeffries
Lighting Design - David Do and Cameron Henson
Photography and Editing
Alec Miramontes
A Note of Gratitude
Thank you for being here.
For being you
May you remember the joy and heart of your youth
And sing out at the top of your lungs
So your song may be heard
For generations to come.
ACT 1
Prelude
Plastic Stars
Mama
At Night I Dance in the Hallway Mirror
Good as Gold
Giggle
Crying on the Phone
Scream
INTERMISSION
ACT 2
Call to Prayer
New Religion As I Am Kerosene Promises Wild Sage
On and On
CAST & CREW
Sam Cormier
Lilly Lane Stafford
David Do Victor Granados
Sinclaire Wade Teddy Georgia
BIOS
Sam Cormier (Writer/Composer) is a singer-songwriter from Dallas, TX. He is honored to be part of the 2026 Elevator Project cohort. Sam studied music and psychology at Georgetown University and is currently a recording artist and performer. Thank you to my family and friends for your help, guidance, and inspiration.
Lilly Lane Stafford (Director/Ensemble)
REGIONAL: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Betty, Carole King Understudy) at ZACH Theatre; Little Women (Jo March) at Gallery Players, Brooklyn; A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline (Patsy Cline) at TexARTS; 9 to 5 (Judy Bernly) at TexARTS; ADDITIONAL CREDITS: Legally Blonde (Paulette Bonafonté) at UT Austin; NYMF Songwriting Workshop (2019); Romeo & Juliet (Performer) at Mercantia Festival, Italy. Lilly has a B.A. in Musical Theatre from The University of Texas at Austin. Big thanks to Elevator Project, AT&T Performing Arts Center, the incomparable Sam Cormier, and this incredibly talented, wonderful group of friends/collaborators. Love and hugs to KP, family and co. @ lillylanemusic
David Do (Violin) is a violinist and music entrepreneur based in Dallas, TX. David is a founding member of The Julius Quartet, an award-winning chamber music ensemble of 12 years priding itself on spreading chamber music to diverse communities and showcasing relevant modern programming combined with timeless classics. David is also a founder of Emerge Coalition, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the development of contemporary arts in the DFW area. As part of their work, he has collaborated and performed with incredible organizations and venues such as The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza recording an album honoring the legacy of President John F. Kennedy, performed at AT&T Performing Arts Center as part of the Elevator Project, and hosted online composer
workshops, performing more than 50 young composers’ new works. Many thanks to Sam Cormier and this incredible band of artists for their beautiful collaboration on this meaningful project!
Victor Granados (Bass Guitar) is a multi-instrumentalist and composer from Dallas, TX. After completing their B.M. in composition at the University of North Texas, Victor began collaborations with filmmakers, including scoring the Academy Award-qualifying documentary Caretaker (2023). Additionally, Victor serves as the resident composer and sound designer for Fantasma Collective in NYC, creating the soundtracks for multimedia and video games such as QuickDraw and the upcoming title LOOPEDAL Victor also serves as the Director of Music for the Garland ISD Summer Musical program (2024-present), and is deeply connected with the DFW music scene through the violin, piano, guitar and bass. With love and gratitude to Sam, for being such an inspiration; to Lex, my best friend and life partner; to my amazing friends and community, without which I wouldn’t be here; and to you - thank you for coming to the show!
Sinclaire Wade (Drums/Percussion) is a Houston native drummer and educator based in Dallas, TX. She earned her B.S. in Integrative Studies with a minor in Sociology from the University of North Texas, and has since become an active performer within the DFW music scene, collaborating with a wide range of artists across genres. Sinclaire’s work spans live performance, studio collaboration, and music education, where she is passionate about mentorship and building community through music. Sincere thanks to Sam Cormier for the opportunity to collaborate on this project and fellow musicians for their continued encouragement and support.
Teddy Georgia is a multi-hyphenate artist based in Texas who makes fast music and slow fashion. Her practice spans textile design, live performance, and studio composition; recent work includes co-composing and producing a score for the immersive art exhibit Meow Wolf Grapevine in collaboration with Alex Bhore, and touring with mystical rock n’ rollers
Death Valley Girls. When she is not nestled in a pile of cracker crumbs in her bed, she can be found dancing alone in front of a wall of mirrors that some would call inappropriately large for a home environment. She is thrilled to contribute to the Elevator Project, and AT&T Performing Arts Center’s mission.
Special Thanks to Mother Frances, Dustin Miller, Ceci Callejas, Niki Joans, Alec Miramontes, Shannon Hall, Giancarlo Rivera, Katherine Paterson, and other members of the DFW Queer community for lending their voices and stories to this project!
PRESENTED BY DALLAS THEATER CENTER
Mar 27-Apr 19, 2026
Apr 23-25, 2026
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Jun 6, 2026
Jul 9-12, 2026
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Jun 16-28, 2026
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