Fiddler on the Roof

OCTOBER 8TH TO 27 TH

DIRECTED BY DONNA WRESINSKI SCAN THIS QR CODE TO VIEW OUR FULL DIGITAL PROGRAM

FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Based on Sholem Aleichem stories by special permission of Arnold Perl Book by JOSEPH STEIN - Music by JERRY BOCK - Lyrics by SHELDON HARNICK Produced on the New York Stage by Harold Prince Original New York Stage Production Directed and Choreographed

by JEROME ROBBINS FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

A NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR Fiddler on the Roof is a story about traditions: those that define us and those that we must ultimately change in order to survive. It is the tale of a father struggling to reconcile the old ways with the new world, of a family caught in the tides of history, and of a village—like so many others throughout history—displaced by forces beyond their control.

In directing this production, I was struck by how deeply Fiddler on the Roof speaks to our own time. In a world of constant change, where the old ways often clash with modern realities, we too are challenged to hold on to our identities while adapting to the future. I wanted to explore the depth of this tension, highlighting the universal human experience of seeking balance between tradition and progress.

I am thrilled to be directing this show at Cotuit Center for the Arts. This story, while set in a small village in early 20th century Russia, carries a timeless message about love, faith, and resilience. The Arts are a living example of that timeless message.

At the audition for this show, I asked every auditioner why Fiddler on the Roof was important to them. Everyone had a personal story of connection to this timeless and profound piece of theatre. Tonight, I encourage you to answer the same question as you join us in Anatevka.

I am incredibly grateful to the talented cast, crew, and creative team who have shared their talents and love to bring this show to life. Together, we invite you to reflect on your own traditions, your own families, and the changes that continue to shape our lives.

Thank you for sharing this journey with us, and we hope you enjoy the show.

Love, Donna

CAST Peter Cook

Sandee Brayton

Kaleigh Mason

Susanna Creel

Caroline Gerety

Charlotte Hall

TEVYE, THE MILKMAN

HODEL

Savannah Bilodeau BIELKE

Christian McCarthy

GOLDE, HIS WIFE

CHAVA

Kathy Hamilton

YENTE, THE MATCHMAKER

Conor Sullivan

PERCHIK, THE STUDENT

LAZAR WOLF, THE BUTCHER

Rick Sherburne

Frank Scanzillo

RABBI

Mike Good

TZEITEL

SHPRINTZE

Dan Zajac

MOTEL, THE TAILOR

Maeve Moriarty

MORDCHA, THE INNKEEPER

Eric Johnson

MENDEL, HIS SON

AVRAM, THE BOOKSELLER

Ruthe Lew

Katie Koglin

NACHUM, THE BEGGAR

GRANDMA TZEITEL

Tim Burroughs

Jacob Rabold FYEDKA

SHANDEL, MOTEL’S MOTHER

Hope O’Conor

Barb Sullivan

Dale Johnson

Jane Loutzenhiser

Amy Kraskouskas

Hannah McLaughlin

Adeline Birmingham

Charlotte Silberling

Athan Tsourides

Monty Quinn

Dustin Gosselin

Steve Birmingham

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FIDDLER

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Zach Wannie

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SASHA, A RUSSIAN SOLDIER

FRUMA-SARAH

Bridget Williams

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Robin Shea ENSEMBLE

CREW Donna Wresinski

Emma Hennessy

Meg Morris

Beth Henderson STAGE MANAGER

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER

Cris Reverdy, Michael Ernst

Michael Ernst

Cris Reverdy

CHOREOGRAPHER

SET DESIGN

Mary Rice

SET DECORATOR

Pam Wannie

PRODUCER

DIRECTOR

MUSICAL DIRECTOR

Masa Quinn

SET FOREMAN

SCENIC PAINTER

Bob Lonchic, Karen Teeley

Greg Hamm

SET CREW

LIGHTING DESIGN

LIGHT BOARD OPERATOR

SPOT LIGHT OPERATOR

Mo O’Neill

Jay Sheehan

Jay Sheehan, Lindsey Clont

Bonnie Corliss

Paula Johnson

Jonathan Rodman

SOUND OPERATOR

SOUND DESIGN

PROP MASTER

PROP ASSIST

Mae Newton, Lizzy Raider, Julia St. Lawrence, Libby White COSTUME ASSIST

Cait Nicholson

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT

Jane Bessette

ASSISTANT COSTUME DESIGNER

Brianna Bilodeau HAIR AND MAKEUP

Tami Trask

COSTUME DESIGN

Rowan Judge, Odette Besso, Julie Silverstein CAPECODCAN INTERNS

Tim Boyce, David Sieh, Van Nichols, Sofia Teixeira, Christina Pyrros CAPECODCAN APPRENTICES

BAND Misao Koyama

Janice Smith

PIANO

WOODWINDS

Michael Dunford PERCUSSION

Moises Carrasco BASS

Pam Wannie

MD CONDUCTOR, ACCORDION, PIANO

Heather Swanson VIOLINIST

Donna Wresinski (Director) Donna is thrilled to be working at the highly respected Cotuit Center for the Arts directing one of her favorite shows. Donna is the retired Fine and Performing Arts Director for the Framingham Public School District and is currently an affiliated faculty member for Emerson College and the Executive Artistic Director for Eventide Theatre Company in Dennis. She dedicates this show and every show to her lifelong scene partner, R Michael Wresinski. “One season following another laden with happiness and tears.”I miss you Michael-“2” Beth Henderson (Stage Manager) After decades away from teenage years on stage and in the pit, Beth returned to the world of theater earlier this year as stage manager for Pippin at Eventide Theater Company. She is thrilled to have followed director Donna Wresinski over to CCftA for Fiddler, and is continually amazed by the talent and friendship among the Cape Cod theater community.

Greg Hamm (Lighting Design) Greg started his lighting career at age 14, apprenticing at the Cape Playhouse across the street. For six seasons, he was master electrician, then house manager his last year. He graduated Ithaca College with a degree in technical theater. From there, he worked off Broadway at the Manhattan Theater Club in NYC, then moving forward, worked for Tom Field Associates in Boston and Los Angeles in the arena of rock and roll lighting design, production, and movie work. Returning to the East in 1984, he continued designing concert tours, corporate shows, theatrical, dance, residential commercial lighting. Concert tours include Donna Summer, Dolly Parton, The Beach Boys, Chicago, Madonna, Wham, Lionel Ritchie, Huey Lewis and the News, Pattie LaBelle, Harry Connick Jr, Aretha Franklin to name a few. Greg lights 2-6 local productions and music events a month on Cape Cod. Michael Ernst (Set Design, Set Foreman) Michael is Building & Grounds Manager for the Center. He has been designing & building sets for the Center since 2013.

Cris Reverdy (Set Design, Scenic Painter) Cris began her career in the late 90s painting murals and commissioned pieces for both residential and commercial clients. In 2017, she was introduced to Cotuit Center for the Arts where she discovered her love for theater. Cris has been working behind the scenes painting and designing sets for Cotuit Center for the Arts and Falmouth Theater Guild ever since. This past summer, she was fortunate enough to be hired as scenic charge artist for the Cape Playhouse.

When she’s not in the theater, Cris continues to create paintings and custom artwork for clients. Currently, her work is for sale at the Art Coddage Co-op in Mashpee Commons. Special thanks to Bonnie, Tammy, Mary, Greg, Jay, all the volunteers, Donna, Beth, Meg, and especially Michael, I’m blessed to be part of this team!

Meg Morris (Choreographer) Meg is so happy to be working on this production with Donna, Pam, and the rest of this wonderful cast and crew. She considers CCftA her second home, having appeared here in many shows, including Grease, Tommy, Mary Poppins, Jesus Christ Superstar, and more. She also choreographed Cotuit’s recent hits Legally Blonde, the Musical and Little Shop of Horrors, as well as Grease, Nunsense and others. Meg is looking forward to serving as choreographer for the upcoming CCftA holiday show Bandstand. She has also appeared in productions with Eventide Theatre Company, Falmouth Theatre Guild, and CCTC/HJT. When she is not on stage or behind the scenes, she can be found at Sturgis Charter Public School as the Human Resources Coordinator. A huge thank you goes out to her kids- Ian, Nina, and Julian.

Tami Trask (Lead Costume Design) Tami has spent over 25 years costuming more than 100 theater productions, including most recently Pippin at Eventide Theatre Company and Matilda and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof here at Cotuit Center for the Arts. When she’s not costuming, she works with private clients, specializing in creating custom garments, or is planning her latest home renovation project. She is extra-happy to be working again with Donna and is grateful to the talented and dedicated costuming team—and, as always, to the ever-supportive and enthusiastic Mike (Nachum)!

Peter Cook (Tevye, The Milkman) Peter is beyond thrilled to be playing his bucket list role, joining this amazingly talented cast and crew at CCftA. He first appeared at CCftA back in 2010, as King Arthur in Camelot. Since then, Peter has performed in many shows on and off Cape, playing a host of well known characters such as Sweeney Todd, Jekyll & Hyde, Harold Hill, Henry Higgins, Scrooge, Thenardier, Nostradamus and Colonel Mustard, among many others. Last year, he appeared opposite his amazingly talented partner-for-life, Jodi Edwards, as Dan Goodman in Next To Normal at Eventide Theater. A native of Falmouth, Peter works as a computer programmer, and can also be seen performing with the local band Stage Door Canteen.

Sandee Brayton (Golde, His Wife) Sandee is thrilled and honored to be making her CCftA debut in this beautiful production of Fiddler. The last time she was seen on a Cape Cod stage was when she was 10 at the Cape Cod Melody Tent, as one of the Siamese Children in The King and I. Her favorite role to date is as “Mimi” to her amazing grandchildren, B.K.H.M.Q.&S. Theatre usually finds her on the other side of the stage as a Music Director/Conductor, which she has done for over 50 productions on the South Shore. Sandee recently retired from the Silver Lake Regional School District as a music educator after 31 years. Much love and gratitude to Donna, Pam, Meg, Beth and the entire cast and crew for letting her be part of our “dear little village” of Anatevka. This one’s for you, Dad (my Papa)! You’re with me always and forever.

Kaleigh Mason (Tzeitel) Kaleigh is thrilled to be returning to her happy place to once again hop on stage with an amazing director, cast and crew! After her debut as Irene Malloy in Hello Dolly here at Cotuit, she took to the stage again as Catherine in Pippin at ETC. Kaleigh would love to thank the cast and crew of Fiddler for creating such a fun and exciting environment to put on such an incredibly amazing show!

Susanna Creel (Hodel) Susanna is a performing arts major at CCCC. You may have recently seen her as Alice Murphy in Bright Star at the Tilden Arts Center. Past performances include Angela in Stage Kiss (APA), Mary Hatch-Bailey in It’s A Wonderful Life: radio play (ETC), Jaqueline in Don’t Dress For Dinner (CDG), Wednesday Addams (CDG), and Emily Webb in Our Town (ETC) which she received an EMACT DASH nomination for Lead Performer. She would like to say a big thank you to the incredible team that made this show happen. It’s truly a dream come true.

Caroline Gerety (Chava) Caroline graduated from Nazareth University with a BFA in Musical Theatre and a Dance Minor. She is thrilled to have the opportunity to perform in Fiddler on the Roof with such a wonderful group of people for her Cotuit Center for the Arts debut. She wants to thank everyone who made this production possible and hopes you enjoy the show!

Charlotte Hall (Shprintze) Charlotte is very excited to make her debut at Cotuit Center for the Arts as Shprintze. Her professional credits include playing Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol at Trinity Repertory Theatre in Providence, RI. She has also played Flounder in The Little Mermaid, Fern in Charlotte’s Web, and Anna in Frozen, Jr. through community theatre. She is in 7th grade and enjoys playing violin and listening to Taylor Swift!

Savannah Bilodeau (Bielke) Savannah, 8, from Falmouth, MA, is a dedicated student at Falmouth Dance Academy, where she trains in a variety of dance styles. She recently earned the title of National Grand Champion at Imagine Dance Challenge Nationals in Hershey, PA. In her spare time, Savannah enjoys snowmobiling, four-wheeling, and playing with her three siblings. She is excited to step into the role of Bielke and can’t wait to bring her love for performing to the stage.

Kathy Hamilton (Yente, The Matchmaker) Kathy, a Chatham native, is thrilled to be trodding the boards at CCFTA for the first time. Over the years, Kathy has performed at a number of other Cape theatres, most recently last year at BCC, where she played the role of “Sr. Amnesia” in Nunsense. Apart from doing theatre, Kathy delights in playing the real-life role of YiaYia to her 3-year-old grand daughter, Eliza Loree; and travel with her fellow thespian husband of nearly 37 years, Scott.

Dan Zajac (Motel, The Tailor) Dan Zajac is thrilled to make his CCftA debut in this beautiful show! He recently played “Jimmy Ray Dobbs” in Bright Star at Cape Cod Community College. Previous notable roles: “Cinderella’s Prince” Into the Woods (H.O.P.E. community theatre) 2023, “Charlie” Bridges of Madison County (FTG) 2022, “Paul” Company (H.O.P.E.) 2022, “Mr. Bert Bratt” How to succeed…Trying; (BSU theatre) 2018, “Henry” Next to Normal (WHTC) 2017, and “Shrek” Shrek the Musical (FTG) 2016. Dan would like to thank his family and friends for always being there and supporting his passion, and the wonderful cast and crew for being so welcoming and talented!

Christian McCarthy (Perchik, The Student) Christian is beyond excited to be a part of CCFTA’s production of Fiddler on the Roof! The role of Perchik has always been one of his favorite characters, and it’s a dream come true to be able to bring him to life in this production. He’d like to thank his fellow cast and crew for their incredible hardwork and dedication to bring this show To Life, as well as his family and friends for their endless support. L’chaim!

Conor Sullivan (Lazar Wolf, The Butcher) Conor is excited to be involved in his first production with Cotuit Center for the Arts! Originally from Hingham, he received his B.A. in Theatre and History from Holy Cross in 2014. Directing credits at Holy Cross include: Merrily We Roll Along, Spring Awakening, Pullman Car Hiawatha, and The Frogs. Acting credits include: Young Frankenstein (Dr. Frankenstein - University of Detroit Mercy - BroadwayWorld Detroit nominee: Best Actor in a Leading Role), Twelfth Night (Desperate for Approval – Woodbury, Minnesota), and I Heart Brains (Desperate for Approval – 2016 Minnesota Fringe Festival). Conor is thrilled to be back on the east coast near his family, and is especially grateful to be sharing the stage for the first time with his mother Barb in Fiddler!

Maeve Moriarty (Mordcha, The Innkeeper) Maeve is a local videographer and theater tech who is thrilled to be on stage at CCftA for the first time. Past musical roles include Lewis in Pippin (Eventide Theatre Company) and Caleb in The Spitfire Grill (Theatre Fairfield). Working behind the scenes at CCftA since 2022, Maeve is excited to experience a Cotuit show from a new perspective Rick Sherburne (Rabbi) Rick is excited to be making his debut at CCftA. He has appeared in theaters throughout eastern Massachusetts, most recently as Captain Bracket in Reagle Music Theatre’s production of South Pacific, in the title role of Scrooge, The Musical, with the Little Theatre of Fall River, and as Jacob in the New Bedford Festival Theatre’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. He lives in Sandwich with his wife, Joanne.

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Frank Scanzillo (Mendel, His Son) Frank is excited to return to the Cotuit stage and share this experience with his partner, Amy. Earlier this year, he delighted audiences with his dynamic performances as Franz in Rock of Ages at the Academy Playhouse and as Derek in Ripcord at the Barnstable Comedy Club. Frank’s theatrical journey spans a diverse array of roles, showcasing his versatility in both acting and technical capacities across productions at the Academy Playhouse, Eventide Theatre Company, Barnstable Comedy Club, and the Cape Symphony. This December, you can catch him in Elf at the Academy Playhouse.

Eric Johnson (Avram, The Bookseller) Eric is thrilled to be in this production of Fiddler On the Roof, especially since Fiddler was his first real show, back in 7th grade! He just came off a run of Death of a Salesman in the Black Box as Stanley the waiter, and has been in other CCFTA productions, including Grease (Eugene), Tommy (the lover), and various roles in Elf, Sweet Charity, Jesus Christ Superstar and the cabaret Ladies Who Brunch. He has also been in several shows at Falmouth Theatre Guild, including Something Rotten, Young Frankenstein, Sweeney Todd, Pippin (where he met his wife!), Sound of Music and Oliver, as well as To Kill A Mockingbird at Eventide. By day, he is a singing plumber and an overall lover of life. He is so grateful to work with this dream team of Donna, Pam & Meg, and all the other amazing people who have poured their hearts and souls into this show. Enjoy!

Mike Good-Nachum (The Beggar) Mike is so very excited to be involved with another great show. Adding to past performances of Company, Tommy, Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins, Jesus Christ Superstar, Carousel and The Music Man, Mike is having lots of fun, and theater is becoming a Tradition! Special thanks to all his co-actors/friends for making this a fabulous team effort; to Dale my co-Stage Manager, the production team for challenging us to the brink, and especially to Tami for all her love and support. Enjoy the show !

Ruthe Lew (Grandma Tzeitel) Ruthe is thrilled to be working with the magic trio- Donna, Pam, and Meg! Even having played Yente, Fruma Sara, and choreographing Fiddler 3 times, she will never tire of this gorgeous show. Ruthe is a retired music teacher and director from Leominster, MA and is loving retirement! Here on the Cape, she’s appeared in Sordid Lives, Cougar, the Musical, Nunsense, Calendar Girls, Elegies, and Good People as well as directing her oh so talented husband and son in The Sunshine Boys and Fully Committed.

Katie Koglin (Fruma-Sarah) Katie is a local harpist, vocalist, and music director. She teaches music and runs the theater program at Cape Cod Academy. Katie’s work at CCftA includes Matilda (MD), Mary Poppins (Ms. Andrew), Elegies for Angels, Punks, and Raging Queens (Director, Black Box), The Harp of Rodgers & Hammerstein (Mainstage Concert), The Wizard of Oz (vocal director, with Cape Symphony), Anything Goes (Virtue), Sullivan & Gilbert (Sybil), Joyful Noise (MD) and more. Katie has also been seen at FTG (Beggar Woman, Sweeney Todd, Baker’s Wife, Into the Woods & Narrator, Joseph...), BCC (Winnifred, Once Upon a Mattress & Sarah, Guys and Dolls) and CCTC (Meg, Little Women).

Katie is happy to be performing again at CCftA (and yelling at Peter again), and she sends her love to her daughter, husband, and mother. CapeCodHarpist.com Tim Burroughs (Constable) After his appearance in The Sound of Music at Cotuit, Tim Burroughs (Constable) is thrilled and honored to return for this remarkable musical, with an extraordinary cast and crew. Recent local performances were in Romeo and Juliet at The Cape Cod Shakespeare Festival; Something Rotten and Carousel at Falmouth Theater Guild; and Annie and Guys and Dolls at The Academy of Performing Arts. During his working life, he was the Chairman of the English Department at an independent boys’ school in NYC and performed in community theater in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. L’chaim!

Jacob Rabold (Fyedka) Jacob is incredibly excited to perform in his first play at Cotuit Center for the Arts with such a wonderful cast and crew. He previously has enjoyed roles as Tom Sawyer, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer at Acting Out Theatre, the Velveteen Rabbit, The Velveteen Rabbit at Boston Children’s Theatre, and Lysander, A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Masconomet High School. He would like to give a big thank you to Jennifer, Dan, and Jackson Rabold for being so supportive of his theatre career.

Bridget Williams (Shandel, Motel’s mother) Bridget is thrilled to be in her third show at CCftA, having last been seen as Mother Abbess in The Sound of Music and Mrs. Claus in Elf the Musical. Other favorite roles include Sr. Mary Amnesia in Nunsense, Narrator in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Miss Clavel in Madeline’s Christmas and the title role in Mame. When not on stage, you will find Bridget singing at Our Lady of Victory in Centerville or Our Lady of the Assumption in Osterville.

Hope O’Conor (Fiddler) Hope is an artist, writer, and performer from Cape Cod. Her theatre credits include Into the Woods (Rapunzel) at Eventide Theatre Company, Little Women the Musical (Beth March) at Cape Cod Theatre Company, Rock of Ages (Sherrie) at Barnstable Comedy Club & more. When not working on a show, she can be found creating concept art & commissions at hopevirginia.art Barb Sullivan (Ensemble) A dive into the archives of Barb’s life reveals more than 20 years as a church choir member in Hingham as well as some eclectic theater experience: Our Town (Rebecca Gibbs), Cinderella (Stepmother), The House of Bernarda Alba (Poncia) and Jesus Christ Superstar (Soul Girl, Apostle’s Wife, Leper). When she decided to retire from her career as a librarian in 2014, Barb considered becoming a personal chef, a master gardener or a writer. Instead, she chose to focus on making custom quilts and is always inspired by the smiles of her grateful customers. Moving with her husband to Sandwich, traveling around Ireland, welcoming two lively and entertaining grandsons and sharing the Fiddler experience with her son Conor (Lazar Wolf) are more highlights of Barb’s second act so far.

Dale Johnson (Ensemble) Dale has been involved in theater since she was 5 years old, in MA and other places around the country she has lived, most recently for 20 years in Colorado as Artistic Director for the local community theater and high school performing arts program, where she Directed, Choreographed and worked in every area of theatre arts.

She has jumped into the theater scene, performing, choreographing and teaching at APA; Dale loves performing and is thrilled to be in her first show at Cotuit with an extraordinary group of people!

Jane Loutzenhiser (Ensemble) Jane is so excited to be a part of this magical production!

She has also been in other CCFTA productions such as Grease (Patty Simcox), Tommy (Harmonica Player), Jesus Christ Superstar (Simon), We Are the Champions (Queen’s Chorus), Elf, Sweet Charity, Much Ado About Nothing, Hope For the Holidays (Taffy) in the Black Box, and the Ladies Who Brunch cabaret in the gallery. She has also performed at Falmouth Theatre Guild (where she met her hubs!) and most recently at Harwich Junior Theatre as a Squirrelle in Elephant and Piggie: We Are In A Play! In the real world, she can be heard on the airwaves of MVY Radio (88.7fm). What a dream it has been to work with Donna, Pam & Meg, and everyone else who has worked their magic on this show. Thanks for allowing your heart to walk this beautiful road of Fiddler On the Roof!

Amy Kraskouskas (Ensemble) Amy is a veteran Cape Cod actor who performed all over the Cape since returning home 15 years ago. Her most recent performances have been, Charles/Sylvius/Audry Cape Cod Community Colleges Shakespeare Under the Stars Production of As You Like It, The Torchbearer in Eventide Art Pippin, Featured Performer in Chatham Drama Guilds Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Cabaret, And Susan in The Academy of Performing Arts Production of Company. When not performing Amy can be found traveling around New England with her partner, Frank.

Hannah McLaughlin (Ensemble) Hannah is excited to be making her stage debut at Cotuit Center for the Arts. While she has worked behind the scenes at the Center, this is her first production as an actor since 2018. She would like to thank her family for their continuing support.

Adeline Birmingham (Ensemble) Adaline is excited to participate in another show at Cotuit, after being a part of the cast of Matilda last year. Favorite past credits include Gilbert and Sullivan’s Lolanthe and Patience (College Light Opera Company), Gypsy (CLOC), Rizzo in Grease (Falmouth High School), and Eddie Squires in The Music Man (CLOC).

Charlotte Silberling (Ensemble) Charlotte is thrilled to perform in Fiddler on the Roof!

She was in the first class of interns at CCFtA, working backstage on Matilda, Legally Blonde and Little Shop of Horrors. Charlotte was Assistant Stage Manager for Dragons Love Tacos and currently serves on the Advisory Council of Cape Cod Can. She co-created and starred in Overcome (CCFtA) and loves all kinds of music and theater. Many thanks to Donna, David, Bonnie, Malissa, and all her friends and family. To Life!

Athan Tsourides (Ensemble) Athan is excited to be on stage again in Cotuit! You may have seen him previously in Hello Dolly and Matilda!

Monty Quinn (Ensemble) Monty is a 3rd grader in Centerville. This is his first time on stage, and he gets to share it with his big brother, Dustin. Monty wants to thank his mom and dad for letting him do this “cool” show. Also, he thanks Donna and Beth for letting him be his energetic self!

Dustin Gosselin (Ensemble) Dustin is a 7th grader at Lighthouse Charter School. He is thrilled to be on stage at CCFTA for the first time. His favorite roles include ensemble in Beauty and the Beast at CDG and Theo, in Pippin this past spring at ETC. Dustin is enjoying introducing his younger brother, Monty, to being on stage and being a part of this fantastic show!

Steve Birmingham (Ensemble) Steve is happy to be back for his second performance at Cotuit, with his daughter Addie, after performing in Matilda last year. There’s nothing like going to a 3-hour rehearsal after a long day of teaching elementary school, but the amazing people at Cotuit make it all worth it.

Zach Wannie (Sasha, a Russian Soldier) Zachary is excited to be back on the stage after taking a hiatus to play bass for Cotuits production of Little Shop of Horrors! This is Zack’s fourth production here at Cotuit Center for the Arts and fifth production overall. He is excited to be a part of such a talented cast and is looking forward to working with everyone again in the future.

Robin Shea (Ensemble)

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