by Mike Reiss MARCH 26TH – APRIL 19TH
by Lanie Robertson MAY 7TH – 31ST
Music and Lyrics by Sherman Edwards; Book by Peter Stone JUNE 25TH – JULY 26TH
Book, Music and Lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein AUGUST 6TH – SEPTEMBER 6TH
OF MY HEART By Shirley Lauro OCTOBER 1ST – 25TH PLAYHOUSE HOLIDAY JAMBOREE
Created by Katie Barton and Ben Hope NOVEMBER 19TH – DECEMBER 20TH
Put on your dancing shoes because Crazy For You, the multiple Tony Award®-winning musical comedy is tapping its way onto the Goodspeed stage. When Broadway hopeful Bobby Child is sent to Nevada to foreclose on an abandoned theatre, he hatches a plan to save the town and get the girl—by putting on a show! Featuring glorious Gershwin melodies including “I Got Rhythm,” “Embraceable You,” and “Someone To Watch Over Me,” it’s a spectacular celebration of classic song-anddance musicals. Who could ask for anything more?
DONNA LYNN HILTON
A Non-Profit Arts Organization
Artistic Director presents VANESSA LOGAN
Managing Director
Music by ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER
With
JORDAN ALEXANDER JAMARI DARLING ELIJAH DAWSON JACK HALE DAKOTA HOAR MICHAEL JAMES DEVEN KOLLURI ELENI KONTZAMANYS ALEX LAUREN AUSTIN LESCH KATHY LIU
ADAM MANDALA THABITHA MORUTHANE KEVIN TRINIO PERDIDO MIKAELA RADA
SELENA ROBINSON MATTHEW SAGGIOMO JUSTIN MATTHEW SARGENT NICOLETTE ANTONIA SHIN GARRICK VAUGHAN STEPHANIE ZAHARIS
Scenic Design by RICCARDO HERNÁNDEZ
Sound Design by JAY HILTON
Casting by HARDT CASTING
Production Manager DOMINICK J. PINTO
Costume Design by SIENA ZOË ALLEN
Wig, Hair & Makeup Design by CAITLIN MOLLOY
Production Stage Manager CHRIS ZACCARDI
Associate Artistic Director MICHAEL FLING
Music Direction by ADAM SOUZA
Choreographed by AMY CAMPBELL
Directed by TATIANA PANDIANI
First Performance: April 17, 2026 at The Goodspeed
Founding Director MICHAEL P. PRICE
Season Sponsors
In-Kind Season Sponsor
Lyrics by TIM RICE Marquee Producing Partners:
Lighting Design by CHA SEE
Associate Music Director NATHANIEL ZEMBRUSKI
Director of Production ENDLA BURROWS
General Manager GRETCHEN WRIGHT
(in order of appearance)
Jesus of Nazareth .............................................................................. JUSTIN MATTHEW SARGENT Judas Iscariot ............................................................................................................ AUSTIN LESCH
Mary Magdalene STEPHANIE ZAHARIS
Pontius Pilate........................................................................................................... DEVEN KOLLURI
Peter JACK HALE
Simon Zealotes..................................................................................................GARRICK VAUGHAN
Annas ..........................................................................................................
KEVIN TRINIO PERDIDO
Caiaphas JAMARI DARLING
Priests ......................................................................................
ELIJAH DAWSON, MICHAEL JAMES
King Herod NICOLETTE ANTONIA SHIN
Soul Girls............................................................ ELENI KONTZAMANYS, THABITHA MORUTHANE, NICOLETTE ANTONIA SHIN
ENSEMBLE
JORDAN ALEXANDER, JAMARI DARLING, ELIJAH DAWSON, JACK HALE,
MICHAEL JAMES, ELENI KONTZAMANYS, ALEX LAUREN, KATHY LIU, ADAM MANDALA, THABITHA MORUTHANE, KEVIN TRINIO PERDIDO, MIKAELA RADA, MATTHEW SAGGIOMO, NICOLETTE ANTONIA SHIN, GARRICK VAUGHAN
SWINGS
DAKOTA HOAR, SELENA ROBINSON
ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS
MORGEN E. DOYLE, LARA SATO
DANCE CAPTAIN
KATHY LIU
UNDERSTUDIES
JORDAN ALEXANDER Judas Iscariot, Peter; ELIJAH DAWSON Caiaphas, Pontius Pilate; JACK HALE Jesus of Nazareth; DAKOTA HOAR Peter, Priest, Simon Zealotes; MICHAEL JAMES Annas; ELENI KONTZAMANYS Mary Magdalene; KATHY LIU King Herod; SELENA ROBINSON Soul Girl
MUSICIANS
Keyboard I/Conductor ADAM SOUZA; Keyboard II NATHANIEL ZEMBRUSKI; Reed LIZ BAKER SMITH; Trumpet ERIC RIZZO; French Horn ELIJAH ZELAYA; Guitar I NICK DiFABBIO; Guitar II BILLY BIVONA; Bass SEAN RUBIN; Drums ELLIOT WALLACE
MUSICIAN ALTERNATES
Reed ANDREW STUDENSKI; Trumpet RENEE McGEE, KURT ZEMAITAITIS; French Horn ADAM AGONOY, JOHN MICHAEL FLAVETTA; Guitar II JEFF CARLSON; Bass STEVE GILEWSKI; Drums JON STOLTZFUS
To make room for the extended stage in Jesus Christ Superstar, our orchestra has been moved from their usual spot in the pit to the Green Room which is one floor below the lobby. The music you’re hearing is being played live and projected into the theatre from three floors below!
Overture
Heaven on Their Minds Judas
What’s the Buzz/Strange Thing, Mystifying .................. Jesus, Mary, Judas, Disciples
Everything’s Alright Mary, Judas, Jesus, Disciples
This Jesus Must Die .............................................. Caiaphas, Annas, Priests, Disciples
Hosanna ............................................................................... Caiaphas, Jesus, Disciples
Simon Zealotes/Poor Jerusalem
Simon, Jesus, Disciples, Roman Guards
Pilate’s Dream ......................................................................................................... Pilate
The Temple ............................................................................................Jesus, Profiteers
Everything’s Alright (Reprise) Mary, Jesus
I Don’t Know How to Love Him ................................................................................Mary Damned for All Time/Blood Money .......... Judas, Caiaphas, Annas, Priests, The Mob
The Last Supper Jesus, Judas, and Apostles
Gethsemane ............................................................................................................ Jesus The Arrest ..........................................Jesus, Judas, Peter, Apostles, Caiaphas, Annas, The Mob, Roman Guards
Peter’s Denial ............................................................... Peter, Mary, Apostles, The Mob Pilate and Christ ....... Pilate, Jesus, Annas, Mary, Apostles, Roman Guards, The Mob King Herod’s Song Herod and his Court Could We Start Again, Please?............ Mary, Peter, Simon, Disciples, Roman Guards
Judas’ Death............................................................ Judas, Caiaphas, Annas, The Mob Trial by Pilate Pilate, Caiaphas, Annas, Jesus, The Mob Superstar .............................................................. Judas, Soul Girls, Angels, Paparazzi
Crucifixion ...............................................................................................Jesus, Disciples
John 19:41 Jesus, Disciples
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.
JAMARI DARLING* (Caiaphas) thanks the Lord for his Goodspeed debut! Broadway: Ain’t Too Proud (OBC). Tour: Hadestown (OTC), Ain’t Too Proud (1st Nat.), Motown the Musical. Notable regionals: A Strange Loop (West Coast Premiere); Swept Away (Arena Stage); Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 (PCLO); Smokey Joe’s Café (Riverside Theatre & Palace Theatre). He is also a founding member and youngest board member of his hometown orchestra, Gifford Academy for the Performing Arts. Darling now writes, composes and hopes to heal others through art as he once was and is. @Jamaridarling
DEVEN KOLLURI* (Pilate) is a NY-based storyteller. His acting work has been seen on Disney+ and CBS, at St. Ann’s Warehouse, Audible, Abingdon, The Drama League, The Old Globe, Signature, Bay St., TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, and DCPA among others. As a writer, his animated short, DEV, was a Bluecat Semifinalist. His play, SODARA, co-written with his brother Derek, was a Kesselring nominee and has received developmental support from The Public, Ma-Yi and Artist Rep. He is also an acting coach with clients appearing on major networks and streaming platforms as well as on and Off-Broadway. Deven is a CRNY Grant Recipient. @devenkolluri | devenkolluri.com
AUSTIN LESCH* (Judas)
Broadway: Frozen (Weselton), Something Rotten!, Violet, Billy Elliot. Off-Broadway: Altar Boyz. New York City Center Encores!: Violet. First National Tour: Altar Boyz. Select Regional Theater: Love Actually Live (David) at The Wallis Theater, Evita (Che) at The Marriott Theater. TV/Film: Peter Pan Live!, Across The Universe, Dish, Matchmaking 3. BFA from The Boston Conservatory. Original music and music videos available on all streaming platforms as Boo Riley. @boorileymusic
KEVIN TRINIO PERDIDO* (Annas) is honored to make his Goodspeed debut with JCS. Broadway: Once Upon a One More Time (OBC), Almost Famous (OBC). Selected Regional: Bring It On! (The Muny), Take the Lead (Paper Mill Playhouse), In the Heights (La Mirada Theatre), Mamma Mia! (East West Players). Selected Film: Prideful Boxing (Cannes Short Film Selection), Beautiful and Neat Room (Split Film Festival Grand Prix Winner). Other: Disneyland Puppeteer and Dancer. Kevin also writes sketch comedy, films, and plays. Awards: 2003 SFVA Ele-
mentary Spelling Bee Champion. As always, thank you God for this crazy life. Love to Arleen. @perderder_k
JUSTIN MATTHEW SARGENT* (Jesus) has appeared on Broadway as Peter Parker in Spiderman: Turn Off The Dark, Drew in Rock of Ages, as a swing in the original Broadway cast of Bonnie and Clyde: The Musical, and just finished touring the country as King George III in Hamilton. He has performed alongside music legends like John Legend, Alice Cooper, Sara Bareilles, David Byrne, Dee Snider, Kip Winger, Graham Russell, and REO Speedwagon and has been a special guest star singer with the band “Air Supply.” Justin has toured the world singing everything from Queen to Andrew Lloyd Webber. TV/Film: Jesus Christ Superstar: Live on NBC, Law & Order: SVU, Mr. Robot, Delocated, Royal Pains and more! IG: @justinmsargent
NICOLETTE ANTONIA SHIN*
(King Herod) [she/her] is overjoyed to be back at Goodspeed since last seen in South Pacific. Notable credits: Serena in Legally Blonde (Kansas City Starlight Theatre), Jesus Christ Superstar (Flat Rock Playhouse), Christmas Eve in Avenue Q (Nebraska Repertory Theatre), Disney Cruise Line, and AIDA cruises. Many thanks to the entire creative team, casting, ATB, and all the folks at Goodspeed. Boundless gratitude to her mom, dad, family, and friends for their constant love and support. @missastonishin www.nicoletteshin.com
STEPHANIE ZAHARIS* (Mary) Goodspeed debut! Stephie is an Elon University alumna with degrees in Music Theatre and Economics. Some credits include originating multiple roles for Disney Cruise Line, performing as a Polynesian dancer and recording artist of Hawai’i, working on set of CBS’s NCIS: Hawaii, and multiple other projects. A passionate traveler at heart, she is grateful for the journey that led her here. Biggest thanks to her agents at HCKR, her family, and her other half Sasha for unwavering love and support. God bless!
JORDAN ALEXANDER*
(Ensemble) is extremely grateful to be returning to Goodspeed! He was most recently seen in last season’s award-winning production of Ragtime. National Tours: Pretty Woman, The Prom. Regional: Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Pittsburgh CLO, Pioneer Theatre Co., Geva Theatre Centre, Flat Rock Playhouse, Maine State Music
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Theatre. TV: Law & Order, Inventing Anna, Nora From Queens. BFA in Musical Theatre – CCM. Endless thanks to everyone at Goodspeed, DGRW, and my friends and family.
IG: @JordnAlexander
ELIJAH DAWSON* (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making his Goodspeed debut! Regional: Sunday in the Park with George (Idaho Shakespeare Festival), Little Shop of Horrors (Denver Center), Rogers and Hammerstein’s Pipe Dream (Berkshire Theatre Group). Commercial: Dove, TD Bank (Canada), PayPal. He trained at Baldwin Wallace University where he received his bachelor’s in music. Much love to his family, friends, and Goodspeed! Find him on IG: @elijahdawson
JACK HALE* (Ensemble) is thrilled to be joining Goodspeed for their season. Born and raised in Anchorage, AK and graduated from Baldwin Wallace Musical Theatre. Select past credits include: Pretty Little Liars (HBO), Rock of Ages (Regional), and an upcoming indie feature film as the male lead. Huge thank you to my agents at Daniel Hoff and my friends and family. @the_jackhale
MICHAEL JAMES* (Ensemble)
Last seen on the Goodspeed stage in All Shook Up! Other favorite regional credits include: CTG / Ahmanson (A Christmas Story), Paper Mill Playhouse (Mystic Pizza), McCoy/Rigby (Fiddler on the Roof, Waitress, The Little Mermaid, Newsies). Developmental: Zootopia, Back Home Again, Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. Television: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Point Park alumni and represented by Henderson/Hogan. Much love to all who got me here. @heyitsmichaeljames
ELENI KONTZAMANYS
(Ensemble) is thrilled to be returning to Goodspeed! She was last seen as one of the swings in All Shook Up here at Goodspeed Musicals. Other regional credits: Leading Player in Pippin, Lizzie/ Alice u/s in Lizzie, and Ensemble/ Vivienne u/s in Legally Blonde. Eleni is a proud Boston Conservatory MT and BoCo Dance Emphasis Alum! Many thanks to her family, friends, agents at HCKR, and Goodspeed! Let’s Connect!: @elenikontzamanys & elenikontzamanys.com
ALEX LAUREN* (Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of this incredible production. Recent theatre credits include Machinal at NY City Center Stage II; Crazy For You at Asolo Repertory Theatre; and Hello, Dolly! at Marriott Theatre. She is grateful to her family, H, PMT, LGM, and God. Elon University: BFA Music Theatre Class of 2022. @alexlaurenpoulx
KATHY LIU* (Ensemble) is excited to be returning to Goodspeed! She is a Bay Area native, plant mom, and graduate of Ailey/Fordham BFA program. Her credits include Funny Girl (National Tour), American Psycho, Cabaret, Wizard of Oz, Dickinson (Apple TV), Iggy Azalea and more. Thank you to my friends, family and agents for their endless support! IG: @kathyliu_
ADAM MANDALA* (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making his Goodspeed debut! Adam is a New Jersey native and Temple University alum. National Tour: Disney’s Aladdin. Regional: Village Theatre (Seattle), Walnut Street Theatre (Philadelphia), Riverside Theatre (Vero Beach, FL), Rev Theatre Company (Auburn, NY), Gretna Theatre (PA), and others. Television: iCarly (Nickelodeon); 30 Rock (NBC). Cruise: Royal Caribbean International. For Mom, Dad, Ava, and my amazing friends back home. Instagram: @adammandallla. TikTok: @adammandala2
THABITHA MORUTHANE* (Ensemble) is so excited to be back at Goodspeed! Credits include: Little Shop (Crystal cover, Off-Broadway), A Beautiful Noise National Tour (Ensemble), and Little Miss Perfect (Noelle, Goodspeed’s Festival of New Musicals). Thabitha would like to thank her friends, family in New York and South Africa, and her parents for cultivating a unique and colorful upbringing that allowed for her love of performance. If you are reading this, thank you as well! Instagram: @thabitha.moruthane
MIKAELA RADA* (Ensemble) [she/her] is thrilled to be making her Goodspeed debut in Jesus Christ Superstar! She is a proud Filipina from Jersey and UArts alumni. Recent credits include Hadestown and Mean Girls (tour). Thank you to my parents, family, besties, and agent Brian for always supporting me.
MATTHEW SAGGIOMO
(Ensemble) is a dancer based in NYC, originally from Sayre, Pennsylvania. He earned his BFA in Dance from Point Park University and trained with Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, and SALT Contemporary Dance. He was a former company member with GroundWorks Dance Theater (202224) and is represented by Clear Talent Group.
GARRICK VAUGHAN* (Ensemble) is thrilled to make his Goodspeed debut. A native of Philadelphia, Garrick’s talents have been showcased across the country and internationally in the 2018 European tour of the musical Hair. Garrick played Harpo in the 2018 Barrymore Award-winning production of The Color Purple. Garrick has also won the Barrymore for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical in 2024. Most recently, Garrick made his Off-Broadway debut in the new musical When We Get There
DAKOTA HOAR (Swing) Nat’l Tour: Anastasia (Ensemble, u/s Dmitry), An American in Paris (Ensemble, u/s Henri). Regional: Frozen (Ensemble, u/s Pabbie, Paper Mill Playhouse), Guys and Dolls (Swing, u/s Harry the Horse, Ogunquit Playhouse), Rock of Ages (Ensemble, u/s Dennis, Gateway Playhouse), The Bodyguard (Ensemble, u/s The Stalker, NSMT). Pace Commercial Dance alum. Dakota is represented by Clear Talent Group, his favorite color is green, and he sends love to the most supportive friends, family, and partner! @yesiamahoar
SELENA ROBINSON (Swing) Goodspeed debut! Select credits: Cats (Paramount Theatre); Elf (Arvada Center); Waitress, Cabaret and Escape to Margaritaville (Mill Mountain Theatre); Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Matilda, and Scrooge (The Fireside); Tootsie (Beef & Boards); Chicago (Arizona Broadway); Legally Blonde (Music Theater Works); The Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience (Netflix/Fever). Proud Chicago native and NYU graduate. Special thanks to my friends and family, my team at Gray Talent Group, and everyone at The Goodspeed! @selenarobinson_97
TATIANA PANDIANI (Director) is a Latin American director-choreographer and writer working across theatre, film, and immersive entertainment. Next up: Fish by Melis Aker at Signature Theatre (NYC) and Womb 2.0 by Marisela Treviño Orta at the Alley Theatre. Off-Broadway credits include Torera (WP Theater/Long Wharf) and Someone
Spectacular. She has worked nationwide at La Jolla Playhouse, Cleveland Play House, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Westport Country Playhouse, Dallas Theater Center, and Perseverance Theatre, and has served as Associate Director on Broadway. Her bilingual musical AZUL received the Jonathan Larson Award. She is a Lucille Lortel Alcove Commission recipient for her climate change comedy, Hinge Baby. Her film How To Fix Grief won the Film in Focus and New York Film Academy Awards (2024). In the immersive sector, Tatiana has developed large-scale shows for Warner Brothers and RWS Global, as well as experiential retail projects including The Bluey Experience. She recently conceived Fosse and Verdon, The Duet That Changed Broadway for Holland America Cruise Lines, now running fleet-wide. MFA Columbia University. SDC Member.
AMY CAMPBELL (Choreographer) is a dynamic Director and Choreographer based in both the US and Australia, known for her work across TV, film, and theatre. Her Off-Broadway credits include Associate Director for Romy and Michele, while in Germany she worked on Velvet. In Australia, her notable projects include In the Heights, A Chorus Line, Spring Awakening, Violet, Kimberly Akimbo, Once, The Wizard of Oz, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Hair, Oklahoma!, Little Women, and Candide. Additionally, she has choreographed for television shows like So You Think You Can Dance and The X Factor, as well as ABC3/Netflix’s Dance Academy.
ADAM SOUZA (Music Director) Broadway credits include Wicked, Kinky Boots. National Tours: Wicked (2nd National, original MD/Conductor), Kinky Boots (1st National original MD/Conductor), Spamalot (1st National, MD/Conductor), The Midtown Men, and Les Misérables. Adam also served as Associate Music Supervisor for the international mountings of Wicked in São Paolo, Brazil (in Portuguese) and Mexico City (in Spanish). His regional credits include Next to Normal (TheaterWorks Hartford), North Shore Music Theatre, and over 20 productions with Goodspeed, including 42nd Street, Cabaret, Because of Winn Dixie, The Great American Mousical with Julie Andrews, Snapshots by Stephen Schwartz, George M!, Brigadoon, Maggie, Edwin Drood, South Pacific, The 12, Gypsy, Summer Stock, Ragtime, and A Chorus Line. Adam has served as Music Supervisor for Destination Broadway and has served on faculty for the Boston Conservatory at Berklee as an Associate Professor of Musical Theatre, of which he is also an alumnus.
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Recent: Florencia en el Amazonas (Metropolitan Opera), Carmen (Glyndebourne Festival), Lempicka (also Seoul South Korea), Jagged Little Pill (both Tony noms). Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, Indecent, The Thanksgiving Play, Porgy and Bess, Noise/Funk (directed by George C. Wolfe), Parade (directed by Hal Prince – Tony
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nom). What We Did Before Our Moth Days directed by Andre Gregory, Théâtre de l’Odéon Paris, Festival Automne, La Colline-Theatre National Paris, Cour D’Honneur, Avignon Festival, Teatro Real Madrid, Moscow Art Theater, Theater an der Wien, Estates Theater Prague, Oslo National Theater, Young Vic, Royal National Theater, Royal Lyceum Edinburgh. Upcoming: Ingmar Bergman’s Scenes From A Marriage TNB France. OBIE for Sustained Excellence of Scenic Design, Henry Hewes Design Award, Princess Grace Statue Award. Co-Chair and Professor at David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. (riccardohernandez.com)
SIENA ZOË ALLEN (Costume Designer) [she/her] is a New York-based costume designer for theater and opera. Recent credits: Heathers the Musical (New World Stages); The Eyes of the World (Carnegie Hall); November 1918: The Great War and The Great Gatsby (Boston Symphony Hall, PBS); Monte Cristo (Theatre at St. Jean’s); Goodnight, Oscar; The Lehman Trilogy (Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Carbonell nom.); someone spectacular (Signature Theatre); Savior (City Lyric Opera); Here Be Sirens (Mannes Opera); See What I Wanna See (Out of the Box Theatrics); The Shark is Broken (George Street Playhouse). Zoë holds an MFA from NYU Tisch and is a Princess Grace Award Winner. She is represented by United Talent Agency. More at www.sienazoeallen.com.
CHA SEE (Lighting Designer) made history as the first Filipino lighting designer on Broadway with Oh, Mary! and Liberation. An Obie winner for Sustained Excellence in Lighting Design. Recent work includes The Unknown starring Sean Hayes (Studio Seaview); Oh, Mary! (West End); The Monsters (Two River, MTC); Trophy Boys (MCC); Josh Sharp: Ta-Da! (Greenwich Theatre); You Will Get Sick (RTC); and Wet Brain (PH; Obie Award). Upcoming: The Whoopi Monologues (LCT). seelightingdesign.com | @seethruuu
JAY HILTON (Sound Designer) is pleased to continue his long association with Goodspeed Musicals. Jay has designed countless productions at both The Goodspeed and The Terris Theatre. In addition to being Goodspeed’s Resident Sound Designer, Jay serves as their Audio Supervisor and spends some of his time recording, mixing, and mastering musical theatre content for streaming platforms. He and his wife, Goodspeed Artistic Director Donna Lynn Hilton, make their home (and garden) in Hadlyme, Connecticut with Cookie and Macy.
CAITLIN MOLLOY (Wig, Hair, & Makeup Designer) is thrilled to be a part of the creative team of Jesus Christ Superstar! Her latest design can be seen at the York Theatre’s world premiere of Monte Cristo and at Heathers at New World Stages. Follow her on Instagram: @caitlinmolloy. hair. Special thanks to her friends and family for their continued support. Sparkle Magic.
NATHANIEL ZEMBRUSKI (Associate Music Director) is thrilled to be making his Goodspeed debut! National Tour credits include Hairspray and Elf (Associate Music Director). Originally from Naugatuck, CT, Nathaniel sends endless thanks to his family and friends for their love and support.
HARDT CASTING (Casting) is happy to continue working with Goodspeed Musicals for over 22 years. Broadway/National Tours include West Side Story, Come Fly Away, August: Osage County, Hot Feet, On Golden Pond, The Caine Mutiny Court Martial, A Moon for the Misbegotten, Sly Fox, Legends!, Whistle Down the Wind, A Bronx Tale, Dirty Dancing, Cats, The Bodyguard, Once Upon a One More Time, Annie and the current Global Tour of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
CHRIS ZACCARDI* (Production Stage Manager) Thrilled to return to Goodspeed for my 3rd season, and excited to start with one of my favorite shows of all time. Thank you to everyone here at Goodspeed, and specially to Lara & Morgen. Love to Niall.
MORGEN E. DOYLE* (Assistant Stage Manager) A Christmas Story, Ragtime, All Shook Up (Goodspeed Musicals), Metamorphoses, Festival of New Jewish Plays 2024 & 2025, Abe Lincoln in Illinois, On Cedar Street, Million Dollar Quartet, Dracula, Once (Berkshire Theatre Group), Becoming a Man (A.R.T), Nina (TheaterLab). Thanks always to Chris, Lara, and the Goodspeed Team. morgendoylesm.com
LARA SATO* (Assistant Stage Manager) Off-Broadway: A Sign of the Times, Stranger Sings! The Parody Musical, Americano¡. Regional: White Christmas, Ragtime, A Christmas Story: The Musical, Maggie, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, The 12 (Goodspeed). Graduate of Pace University. Special thanks to Chris, Morgen, and my supportive friends and family.
ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER (Music) has composed the scores of some of the world’s most famous musicals. His shows have run continuously in London’s West End for 50 years and ran for 43 uninterrupted years on Broadway. When the original Sunset Boulevard joined School of Rock, Cats and The Phantom of the Opera, he equalled Rodgers & Hammerstein’s record of four shows running simultaneously on Broadway. He is one of the select group of artists with EGOT status, having received Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Awards. Lloyd Webber owns six London theatres, including the iconic London Palladium and Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Reopened in July 2021, the latter was completely restored and renovated at a cost of over £60 million. This was one of the biggest projects ever undertaken by a private theatre owner in recent times. His mantra is that every penny of profit made from his theatres is ploughed back into the buildings for their conservation and development. Lloyd Webber is passionate about
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the importance of musical education and diversity in the arts. Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation provides 30 performing arts scholarships every year for talented students with financial need, and supports a range of projects such as the Music In Secondary Schools Trust (MiSST). In academic year September 2025-26, 14,885 children are being given free musical tuition and instruments as part of MiSST’s Andrew Lloyd Webber Programme. The Foundation also commissions research into diversity in theatre. Andrew Lloyd Webber has composed music for globally significant moments. Most recently, he was asked to compose “Make a Joyful Noise,” the anthem for the Coronation of King Charles III. Andrew Lloyd Webber was knighted in 1992, created an honorary life peer in 1997, and made a Knight Companion of the Most Noble Order of the Garter by King Charles III in 2024. He is the only person in the arts ever granted this personal honor by a monarch.
TIM RICE (Lyrics) has worked in music, theatre, and films since 1965 when he met Andrew Lloyd Webber, a fellow struggling songwriter. Rather than pursue Tim’s ambitions to write rock or pop songs they turned their attention to Andrew’s obsession—musical theatre. Their first collaboration was based on the life of Dr. Thomas Barnardo, the Victorian philanthropist, The Likes of Us Their next three works together were much more successful—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar and Evita. Tim has since worked with other distinguished popular composers such as Elton John (The Lion King, Aida), Alan Menken (Aladdin, King David, Beauty and the Beast), Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson (Chess), and Stuart Brayson (From Here to Eternity). He has also written with Freddie Mercury, Burt Bacharach and Rick Wakeman among others. Tim founded his own cricket team in 1973, which has now played over 750 matches, and was president of MCC, founded in 1789, in 2002. He crops up here and there in all branches of the media, drawing on his extensive knowledge of the history of popular music. As an EGOT, he is one of only 17 people in the world to have won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony award, was knighted by HM Queen Elizabeth II in 1994, and is the proud owner of a boxer dog and two dozen chickens.
ENDLA BURROWS (Director of Production) brings three decades of creative management experience to her 4th season as Director of Production at Goodspeed. Previously, Endla was part of the Industrial Light and Magic leadership team that created visual effects for dozens of films, including Dragonheart, Mission Impossible, Magnolia, The Mummy, The Perfect Storm, and Pirates Of the Caribbean. As Director of the Jim Henson Creature Shop, she oversaw production for a diverse slate of projects, including The Producers, Where the WIld Things Are, Sid the Science Kid, Sesame Street and, of course, Goodspeed’s production of Emmet Otter’s Jug Band Christmas.
Ever on the lookout for new challenges, Endla has also worked as an assistant director, management consultant and writer.
DOMINICK J. PINTO (Production Manager) [he/ him] is in his third season as Production Manager. Previously: Technical Director for Choir Boy and Assistant Technical Director on Cadillac Crew at Yale Rep. At the Yale School of Drama, he was the Technical Director for Fun Home and Assistant Technical for Othello. Dominick worked as a Draftsperson at blackwalnut and Montclair State University. He has worked with companies including: McCarter Theatre Company, HERE! Arts Center, MSNBC and MLB. He holds a M.F.A. in Technical Design and Production from the Yale School of Drama and a B.F.A from Montclair State University.
MICHAEL FLING (Associate Artistic Director) has directed at theatres across the country, but is proud to call Goodspeed his home—where in addition to producing, he oversees Goodspeed’s extensive New Works initiatives. His directing credits include Shakin’ the Blues Away (Goodspeed); To Free A Mockingbird (Edinburgh Fringe/Soho Playhouse); Shrek the Musical, Mary Poppins (Craft Productions of Oklahoma); My Fair Lady, Legally Blonde the Musical, Spring Awakening, Assassins (Hartt); West Side Story (Abilene Opera); Honk! (Webster); Michael also hosts the popular musical theatre podcast Know the Show and holds a degree in Directing from The Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University.
GRETCHEN WRIGHT (General Manager) is in her third full season here at Goodspeed. Originally from San Diego, she previously held management and fundraising positions at Alliance Theater (Atlanta), Yale Repertory Theatre, Westport Country Playhouse, and Court Theatre (Chicago). She obtained an MFA in Theater Management and an MBA from Yale University, and a BA in English and Theater Studies from Duke University. She lives “over the bridge” in Higganum with her husband, minister at Preston City Congregational Church, where they are raising their two young and energetic boys.
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. This year, Mr. Price was presented with a 2025 Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre. He 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.
VANESSA LOGAN (Managing Director) is an accomplished arts administration leader with over 25 years of experience advancing arts organizations through strategic leadership, community engagement, and educational initiatives. She is a lifelong advocate for community and education arts programs and is especially committed to building youth engagement in the arts. Most recently, Logan served as the Executive Director of Texas Ballet Theater (TBT). There, she was integral in the establishment of TBT’s Richardson School, followed by the new Dallas School at Preston Center, the company’s first school facility in Dallas proper, both of which expanded access to classical ballet education and pre-professional training for young dancers. Additionally, she oversaw the launch of a 65,000 square-foot renovation of TBT’s Fort Worth headquarters to accommodate the expanding staff, professional company, and dance school, positioning the organization for sustained growth and artistic excellence. As a former resident teaching artist for the Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism, Vanessa authored and implemented several dance and academic syllabi serving 80 schools per year and 15,000 students. She has also served as the Executive Director of American Repertory Ballet, NJ; Chief of Staff of Boston Ballet, MA; Director of Education and Community of The Palace Theater, CT; and Administrative Director of CT Dance Theatre, CT. Vanessa has presented arts administration workshops and guest lectures at the University of Connecticut, Simmons College, Southern Methodist University, and The Juilliard School. Vanessa attended The Juilliard School and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Dance Movement Therapy from Goucher College, Maryland.
DONNA LYNN HILTON (Artistic Director)[she/ her] with Goodspeed since 1988 and in her 6th season as Artistic Director, Donna Lynn 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 led the creation of many of Goodspeed’s most acclaimed productions including Summer Stock, The 12, Anne of Green Gables, and Maggie. An advocate for creators and the creative process, she is
committed to prioritizing new work development at Goodspeed. At The Terris Theatre, she has led the early development of many new musicals, among them Passing Through, Private Jones, A Complicated Woman, and last year’s The Great Emu War. Donna Lynn led the creation of The Johnny Mercer Foundation Writers Grove, the partnership with The Johnny Mercer Foundation which has welcomed over 400 musical theatre composers, lyricists and librettists to Goodspeed’s campus for one of the premiere development opportunities available to emerging musical theatre writers. She launched Goodspeed’s first formal commissioning program – GoodWorks – which brought to life Joriah Kwamé’s Little Miss Perfect and will welcome the world premiere of the new musical The Snow Goose to the Goodspeed stage this fall. With the development of Hi, My Name Is Ben and No Love Songs, she led Goodspeed’s ongoing international collaboration with Scotland’s Dundee Rep Theatre and helped re-envision The Writers Grove for Scottish, UK and Indian writers on the campus at Cove Park, Scotland. Donna Lynn was invited to represent US musical theatre producers at the 2024 K-Musical Market in Seoul, South Korea. A past-president of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre, she currently serves as a Trustee for Dundee Rep Theatre/Scottish Dance Ensemble and, closer to home, CT Landmarks. Donna Lynn is proud to have begun her career as a respected stage manager of Musical Theatre and Opera. She and her husband, Sound Designer Jay Hilton, make their home in Hadlyme with Cookie and Macy. “I am grateful to the entire Goodspeed team for their unending commitment to excellence.”
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.
Sets, costumes, and props are designed especially for The Goodspeed and are built in Goodspeed Musicals’ shops.
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.
Ultimately, music is what makes musicals musicals. Powerful melodies that carry emotion, forward plot, and build character define the art form. The strength of a show’s score is what separates the good from the great. And in the case of Jesus Christ Superstar, the songs struck a chord heard round the world from the moment the needle hit the vinyl.
Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and Lyricist Tim Rice found success in the UK by turning the Old Testament story of Joseph and his coat of many colors into Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and at the suggestion of the Dean of St. Paul’s, began work on adapting the story of Jesus and his disciples next. Originally released as a concept album because they couldn’t get backing for a theatrical production, the browncolored album of Jesus Christ Superstar was an immediate sensation, earning gold status only three weeks after its US release in 1970.
who reportedly believed the work could bring more people to Christianity than almost anything before it.
More than fifty years later, the score remains one of the most celebrated in the musical theatre canon. Ranging from thrilling rock to spiritual euphoria, it continues to resonate with audiences —not unlike the story of Christ himself. While dramatizing the apprehensions of both Jesus and Judas remains challenging for many audiences, the point of view offers a humanity to both men that paints a three-dimensional picture of two figures whose lives and choices shaped human history. In subtracting the sheen of divinity from Jesus, Superstar makes his eventual crucifixion an even more daringly selfless act. In centering Judas’ skepticism, it places the question of individual belief at the heart of the narrative—underscoring that there can’t be faith without doubt.
Due to the popularity of the album, there was immense demand for Jesus Christ Superstar to make it to the stage. After over twenty unauthorized productions all over the US had to be shut down, the rock opera landed on Broadway in 1971 to mixed notices—hardly the reception you’d expect for a musical whose original record was so popular it reached #1 on the Billboard Pop Album charts, beating out Carole King’s Tapestry!
But it’s no secret that this retelling of “the greatest story ever told” was divisive. Many religious groups deemed it blasphemous for how it depicted characters and chronicled the final days of Christ. It inspired such strong feelings that the initial New York outing faced protests outside the theatre “every night” according to Jeff Fenholt, the original Jesus. Yet the outrage was matched—if not exceeded—by enthusiasm. The production went on to run for over 700 performances and later became a commercially, if not critically, successful film. Among its most surprising admirers was Pope John Paul VI,
As is the Goodspeed standard, we have an exemplary creative team bringing this story to our stage. Tatiana Pandiani, our director, has embraced the 70s roots of the music in her approach and inspired Amy Campbell to let dance drive the modern urgency of the production. Adam Souza’s exhilarating music direction of the iconic score will leave your ears mesmerized as we continue to marvel at his versatility as an artist. The cast is one of the finest and most exciting we’ve assembled and the designers have crafted a world unlike anything we’ve ever put on the stage.
Whether you enter Jesus Christ Superstar as a questioning skeptic or devoted follower, there is a character on stage who shares your point of view. And whether you have known every lyric since you first listened the album fifty-five years ago or have never heard this glorious score before—there’s no doubt you’ll emerge “changed—yes, really changed” by hearing it live in the intimacy of the Opera House.
Officers
Leonardo H. Suzio, President
Hila Cohen Rosen, Chair (Past President)
Anthony Cacace, Vice President
Meg Sakellarides, Treasurer
Jennifer Gerarda Brown, Secretary
Gov. Ned Lamont, Ex Officio Honorary Chairman
Francis G. Adams, Jr.
Michael Arseneault
Emeritus Trustees
Kay Knight Clarke
Chandler Howard
Lynde Karin
Bruce Bentley
Kris Burbank
Steven Chao
Carolyn Rossi Copeland
Rebecca Darcy
Senator Christopher Dodd
James A. Duncan
Anne Evans
Sue Frost
Jean Selden Greene
Steven Hernández
Jeffrey S. Hoffman
John Holt
Mary Ellen Klinck
Julie Godbout LeBlanc
Lawrence McHugh
Brushmill by the Waterfall (In-Kind)
Cohen’s Bagel Company (In-Kind)
Eversource Energy (As part of the Neighborhood Assistance Act)
Hoffman Enterprises
Masonicare at Chester Village
Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union
Pasta Vita, Old Saybrook (In-Kind)
Paul and Sandy’s Too (In-Kind)
Ann Houston
Susan Link
Gavin Lodge
Mark Masselli
Kristen Roberts
Dr. Anne Rothstein
Blair Russell
Karen Sherry
Joseph Smith
John Voege
Jef Wolter
Michael P. Price
Dona D. Young
Penco Corporation (As part of the Neighborhood Assistance Act)
Pfizer, Inc.
Sennheiser (In-Kind)
Stonington Vineyards
The Suzio-York Hill Companies (As part of the Neighborhood Assistance Act)
United Airlines (In-Kind)
Elizabeth Carse Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee
State of Connecticut, Department of Economic and Community Development
David A. Fechtor and Kendra J. Dowd
Burry Frederick Foundation
Greater Hartford Gives Foundation, The Richard P. Garmany Fund
Albert B Glassenberg Fund
The Johnny Mercer Foundation
The Frank Young Fund for New Musicals, a Program of National Alliance for Musical Theatre
The Scripps Family Fund for Education and the Arts
Max Showalter Foundation
The Shubert Foundation
The Sorenson-Pearson Family Foundation, Inc.
The Norma Terris/Albert D. Firestone Foundation
Virtus Investment Partners
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.
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
Mrs. Alice C. Belden
Susan Brinkman
Maureen Brouillard
Anne Sullivan Calanquin
Frank and Amy Campbell
Bertie Chuong
Don Church
Dr. Amy L. Crockett
Rochelle Dauenheimer
Elizabeth M. Davidson-Wright
Ruth Ann C. Davis
Mary Jane Dunn
The Trudi Epstein Charitable Gift Annuity
Charles and Ellen Ericson
Anne S. Evans
Muriel and Karl Fleischmann
Lea and Richard Goodman
William F. Gratz
Mrs. Harry J. Gray
A. Nicholas Groth, Ph.D.
Mr. Andrew Isen
Dr. David and Mrs. Marcia
Kalayjian
Lynde and Michael Karin
Ms. Susan Kelly
Nancy Kline and James Trail
Nancy Kobylarz
Dick and Hazel Koszyca
Karl Henry Kulisch
Sonya M. Mangan
Andrew and Bonnie McKirdy
Mary Miko
Lynne Nathan
Jane E. Ondovcsik
Barbara A. Petersen
Barbara Pomarico
Michael and Jo-Ann Price
James Pyne and Marlene Tompkins
Mary Jane Richilson
Dr. Anne L. Rothstein and Ms. Jane Hellman
Charlotte Sandler
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sevitch
The Seymour Family Fund
David Shimchick
Ms. Carol Sirot
Dr. and Mrs. David Snyderman
C. William Stamm
Frederick Strickhart
Carl Thompson
Mark and Roberta Velez
Victoria Wagner
Linda Wanosky
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.
Anonymous (4)
Carol H. Adams
The Adrienne I. Koch Revocable Trust
Cynthia Kellogg Barrington
Michele Trudel Baumann
David A. Belden
Leonard N. Blake
William C. Blatchley
Virginia Bodin
Julie Ann Buchanan
Leon Hugh Calanquin
Edward and Ruth Cape
Sally D. Carrier
Dr. Jack Chuong
Timothy J. Clutter
Stephen B. Crowley, III
Sheila Tomlinson
The Edith O. Haynes Memorial Fund
Patricia Emons
Fellner Family Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Brendan Fox
Dr David F. Frankel and Mrs. Linda Frankel
Gordon Cobleigh
Norwick and Elizabeth Goodspeed
Judith Halevi
Henry Sage Goodwin Memorial Fund
Martha C. Hinkel
Christine N. Hunihan
Marjorie W. Jolidon
Robert D. Jones
Harvey and Ruth Katz
Richard and Elizabeth Kehoe
William J. Kotchen Memorial Fund
Dolores F. Lammers-Padwater
Angela Lepore
Dorothy A. Liepertz
Joanne M. MacDonald
Carmela Marzano
Constance Wolcott Mason
Alice Hammerstein Mathias
Evan S. McCord, Jr.
Henry “Buzz” Merritt
The Milon Barnes Memorial Fund
Peter Johnson Musto
Robert F. Neal
Carolyn G. Nelson
Miriam “Lyn” Perrin
The Estate of Miriam Ragsdale
Rochelle Richilson
Sali G. Riege
Barbara V. Ross
Edward A. Rousseau
Dr. Gerald Sandler
Marco S. Savona
Susan Scherer
Richard Schneller
Joan H. Scranton
Martha Shattuck
John F. Single, III
Natalie Tenney
Jessica Waldman Thompson
Helen Krieble
Mark A. Wainger
Jerold Wanosky
Christopher Weed
Katharine 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 A. Nicholas Groth, Ph.D. Charitable Gift Annuity*
The Arthur & Elizabeth Godbout Fund for the Support of the Music Department
The Ashton M. Tenney, Jr. Memorial Fund
The C. William Stamm Charitable Gift Annuity*
The Carol L. Sirot Family Endowment Fund
The Charles R. Lindberg Family Fund
The Charlotte & Gerald Sandler Educational Endowment
The Dr. & Mrs. Harold D. Bornstein, Jr. Memorial Fund
The Dr. Harold D. Bornstein, Jr. Charitable Memorial Fund
The Elaine McKirdy Endowment for Career Development in Theatre
The Frederick A. & Justine Millspaugh Catlin Family Fund
The George S. & Charmian A. Goodspeed Memorial Fund
The Jerome & Marian Silverstein Endowment Fund
The Jessica Waldman Thompson Endowment in Support of The Festival of New Musicals
The Lucille Lortel Fund
The Maryann & Jane E. Ondovcsik Fund for the Preservation of the Victorian Goodspeed Opera House
The Max Showalter Center for Education in Musical Theatre
The Michael P. Price Endowment Fund at Goodspeed Musicals
The Nancy Kline and James Trail Charitable Gift Annuities*
The Richard V. Proffitt and Grace B. Proffitt Fund for the Development of New Musicals
The Rochelle Dauenheimer Charitable Gift Annuity*
The Salvatore Marzano, Jr. Endowment in Support of the Music Department
The Scherer Library of Musical Theatre Fund
The Seymour Family Fund
The Trudi Epstein Charitable Gift Annuity
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.
Thank you, Goodspeed Members! Goodspeed is over 5,000 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 45+ years
*Members whose gifts have been matched by their employer
Donors listed here have given direct membership gifts as well as additional donations for the 2026 season as of March 6, 2026. View full Member List
MARQUEE MEMBERS
($50,000+)
Dr. Anne L. Rothstein and Ms. Jane Hellman
($25,000 - $49,999)
Frank and Amy Campbell+
Hila and Saul Rosen
Mable and Richard Seymour
($10,000 - $24,999)
Dr. Sandra Anagnostakis
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cacace
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Coviello
Sue Frost and Dan Renn
($7,500 - $9,999)
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Feldman
Chuck and Elena Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Link
Ms. Mary Gaskell Cobleigh+
Susan F. Gonsalves
Ms. Jean Selden Greene
Frank and Elisabet Landrey
Diane and Guido Petra
Jennifer and Wayne Schulz
Millie and Marty Shapiro
($2,500 - $7,499)
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Francis G. Adams, Jr.
Judith W. Adams
Dolores L. Andrew+
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Arborio
Sherri and Scott Baggett
Susan and Bruce Baiter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bartner
David and Bonnie Beaulieu
Philip and Phyllis Benoit
Marjorie E. Morrissey
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Pilarczyk
Jeff Riley and Mary M. Wilson
Ms. Sally Speer
James and Penelope Sherrard
Russell Tait and Lee Anderson
Mr. Bruce Bentley
Denise Bernardo and Edwin Muentes
Dr. and Mrs. Ellison Berns
Jordan and Rebecca Boss
Kenneth and Judith Boudreau
Maureen Brouillard+
Jennifer Brown and Ian Ayres
Kris and John Burbank
Bud and Katy Canaday
Anne and Jim Carroll
Mrs. T. W. Chabot*
Bertie Chuong
Kay Knight Clarke
Maury and Sonia Cohn Foundation+
Lance and Rebecca Darcy
Barbara and George Delmhorst
Betsy and Rich Didan
Judith Duran
Eileen and Helen Ede
Fiona A. Egan
Betsy Eichholz and Karen Scopino
Bill and Denice Feeley
Amanda Finnerty and Alex Levere*
David and Patricia Fisher+
Lynne and Richard Fletcher
Maureen and Bernie Gillis
Bill Gilman
William J. Ginnetti, Sr.
Robert and Francine Goldfarb
Karen and Ron Goodspeed
Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Gossner
Pamela and John Griffin
Ron and Nina Harris
Karen and Chuck Hastings*
($1,500 - $2,499)
Anonymous (5)
Billie and Peter Anker
Beverly Buckner Baker
Bart and Kathyrn Guthrie
Jean L. Bartlett
Claudia and Bruce Belden
Mrs. Alice C. Belden+
Craig and Annette Bolt
William and Janet Brownstein
Richard Bruno
Anne Sullivan Calanquin
Robert and Melissa Carlson
Scott and Robin Chasse
Maureen R. Connolly
Terri and Don Coustan
Mr. and Mrs. Dean P. Cyr
Mr. Robert N. Davie and Ms. Anne E. MacLeod
Ruth Ann C. Davis+
Jim and Joyce Dowling
Mrs. Nathan L. Dubin
($1,000 - $1,499)
Anonymous (4)
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Antaya
Mr. and Mrs. David N. Barry
Robert Bausmith and Jill Peters-Gee
MD
Laurie and Wallis Boyd
Community Foundation of Middlesex
County Alison and Stephen Brinkmann Family Fund
Nadine and Robert Britton, III
Ruth and Stearns Bryant
Frank and Shari Bugaj*
Peter and Sally Burgess
James S. and Heidi L. Bzdyra
Patricia B. and Paul C. Carlson Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation
Sylvia and Dennis Heffley
Claudette and Ned Hickey
Jeffrey and Nancy Hoffman
Patricia A. Holmes
Mr. John Holt
Thirza D. Hyatt
Penfield and Teresa Jarvis
Shea and Scott Jezek
Peter and Linda Jokl and Elisabeth D’Albero
Elizabeth Gianesello Judd
Louise Kelly
Peter Luchini
Jon Lukomnik and Lynn Davidson
Emanuel and Irene Makiaris
Jennifer Alexander and Mark Masselli
Tony, Chelsea and Amanda Michaud
Ami Montstream
Randall and Bonnie Murphy
Regina M. Neal
Jane E. Ondovcsik
Eric Ort and Duff Ashmead
Ivan Otterness
Jane Porterfield and Gerry Pastor
Rolf C. Peterson
Michael G. Polo
Wallace Pringle and Lucinda Kindred
James Pyne and Marlene Tompkins
Nancy J. Ramseyer and Shayla Ramseyer Adams
Toni Robinson and Michael Plouf
Mitchell P and Lorraine Rochefort
Mr. Neil Ruenzel
Meg Sakellarides and Scott Mokoski
Linda R. Savitsky and Alvin G. Wolfgram
Alicia and Thomas Settle
Mrs. Frances Seymour+
Karen Sherry and Jack Dolan
David Shimchick
Roz and Peter Shoemaker
Donna and Bill Stamm
Brenda J. Sullivan+
Maureen Sullivan and Jack Siggins
Leonardo H. Suzio
Maria Mason and William Sybalsky
Judy B. Taylor
Theresa Tuthill and Dave Eder*
Diane Wahlberg
Carol A. Wiggins+
Jean M. Wiseman
Jef and Kate Wolter
Ms. Virginia Wydler
Suzanne E. Zajac and Cliff A. Birdsey
Arthur Zieky and Bill Witkowsky
Mary Jane Dunn
Elyse and Steven Feltman
Gloria and Bob Gery
Richard and Monika Gibbons
Charitable Account
Mrs. Sara Goldfarb
Lorelei and Neal Goldstein
Michael and Joan Gordon
Ray Grasso
William Gratz and James Bruno
Robert and Catharine Haff
Barbara and Gerald Hess
Prudence Hoffman+
Ann and John Houston
Sharon and David Jepson
Robert Kessler
Dick and Hazel Koszyca
Abbey Miller Kreinik
Linda Lianos in memory of Jim Lianos
Barb and Cliff Libby
Peter and Rosemary Lombardo
Kathleen and Mark Ciliano
Stacy Cohen
James Conner
Terri and Cosmo Corigliano
Steven and Debra Daren
Joseph D’Ascanio
Catherine and Jeff Denmeade
Thomas and Carolyn Doherty
Ms. Marialina Dominguez and Ms.
Janice Poloso
Wilma C. Donaldson
Lisa Durland and Jonathan Cowles
Theodore Earl
Susan S. Egan
Vera J. Ehnen
Victoria Engelhardt
Sonya Morton Mangan
Andrew and Bonnie McKirdy+
The Michael Stewart Foundation
Joe Molder
Mr. and Mrs. Leamon E. Moore, Jr.
Bill and Barbara Pattison
Joan and Craig Phillips
Judith Puchalski
Steve Rabb and Rena Citron
Pamela and Dean Richlin
Mr. William Riley and Dr. Susan Forster
Ms. Kristen Roberts
Thomas Schwenke
Edward and Sandra Sharr
Stan Shaw and Barbara Rhein
Jon and Cleo Sonneborn
Gerald and Katherine Tullai
Meryl and Rick Waldman
Arthur E. Webster, Esq.
Leslie and Richard Weinstein
Richard B and Amy D Fechtor
Lauralee and Searle Field+
Debra and Bruce Fischman
Michael E. Foley
Michael and Shirley Freda, In memory of Jim Lianos
Jennifer and Ken Geisler
Karen Gersten and Scott Birrell
Serena Gillespie*
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Gonci
Dr. Lawrence Goodman and Ms. Denise Cologne
Laura and Roger Goodspeed+
William Gorton*
Bill and Sandie Greene
Walter and Kathryn Gregory
Anne and Allen Greiner+
Anita Griffith and Robert Parrott
Margaret Haggerty in memory of John Haggerty
Constance Henshaw
Sue Hessel and Karen Dahle
Donna Lynn and Jay Hilton
Leslie Hyatt
James and Isabel Jackson+
Barbara Jacobsen+
Eric M. Janney
Dudley and Carole Johnson
Lynde and Michael Karin
Ms. Susan Kelly
Sallie Kemp
Michael J. Klingensmith and Ruth A. Shields
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kuziak
Catherine Ladnier and Mickey Robinson
Rita A. Landino, Ph.D.
Jonathan Lewis
Pat and Koen Loeven
Vanessa Logan
Thomas Lombardi
David MacLelland and Sharon Curran
Dave and Judith Macri
Sharon Malone
Nancy Walton Marikar
John Markel
($500 - $999)
Anonymous (13)
Ms. Pamela Aey Adams
Inta and Taggart Adams+
Marilyn M. Alfeld
Tim and Gayle Anderson
Bette and Bruce Avery
Shelley and Michael Barker
Cynthia Bates and Jonathan Russell
Chris and Abby Beale
Benanav Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bennett
Randee and Martin Berliner
Merle Bernstein+
Jon and Kaycee Blancaflor
Gustaf Bodin+
Timothy and Doreen Bottone
Shaun Boughton
George Bouthet
Steve Braciak
Liliane T. Braman+
Dr. Irwin M. Braverman+
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bravo
Alice C. Brennan
Steve and Joanna Brooks
James and Victoria Bruni
Bert and Laura Bunnell
Paul H. Burnham and Karen A. Birck
Ned and Christine Burt
Helen Babcock and Tom Buttacavoli
Anne E. Caluori
Jean Capano
John T. Cardone, MD and Kimberly A. Cardone
Dr Lee Carpenter
Don and Kathy Carten
Lori and Michael Cartwright
Kim and Kevin Castleberry
Samuel H. Chorches+
Emily Williams and Leeland Cole-Chu
Carol Corliss
Michael and Karen Cormier
Ms. Robin Cournoyer and Mr. Anthony Cournoyer
Sally and Tom Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Crocker
Ted and Rebecca Crosby
John and Amy McCauley
Patrick and Sharon McHale
Ms. Dorothy Millen
Regina and Don Miller
Richard Minton
Wayne and Susan Mountz
Kevin Murphy and Laura Galgowski
Norman Needleman and Jacqueline
Hubbard
Ms. Robyn Newhouse
John and Pat Nyikos
Mary O’Brien
David and Janice Ogden
Jeffrey Ogilvie in memory of Lisa Ann Ogilvie
Nancy and Peter Olsen
Edwin and Claire Payne
Laurie and Wayne Pipke
Dr. Mary Lee Porterfield
Laurie West Prichard and Paul Prichard
Anja Rosenberg
Joan and Dennis Rusconi
Jan and Bill Salvatore
Mary T. Sargent
Kathleen Sauer
Alison V. Scherer
Mark and Kathy Schiller
Mr. Marc Schnitzer
Andrew Seddon and Kathy Smith
Joel T. Curmeal
Maureen E. Dalton
F. Mitchell Dana
Joyce Davis
Michelle and Harcourt Davis
Day Family Foundation
Kevin and Corrie Dean
Joseph and Susan DeLaurentis
Caryn Neff and Mark Dickinson
William and Kathryn DiCristofaro
Jonathan and Michelle Doty
Tom and Nancy Downie
Bonnie and Friends
Jon and Jenna Driscoll
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Duffek
Anne S. Evans
Mark and Tina Evans
David A. Fechtor and Kendra J. Dowd
Korine and Ronald Ferraro
Stephen and Susan Forbes
Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Fridkin+
Carole Fromer+
Helen Gallivan
Ray and Barbara Galloway
John and Sherri Gamm
Brenda and Joe Garrison+
Joe and Cindy Goldberg
Robert and Lyndle Gradoville
William and Luanne Griswold
Alexander J. Grodski and Susan Everett
Mark and Julie Haight
John and Joanna Hamby+
Chris and Martha Henney
Ms. Margaret Howard
Dick and Beverly Hughes
Michael and Joanne Humen
Timothy Hunter
Margie and Richard Huoppi
Michaele D. Imbrogno
Louis Blumenfeld and Jacqueline Isaacson
The Jacobson Family
Norm and Kathy Jacques
Susan Jobson
Mark and Jill Johnson
Paul Serenbetz
Fred and Barbara Sette+
Anthony and Lorraine Shetensky
Bert Silverberg
Helen Sly
Stuart and Arline Small+
Mr. Harold S. Spitzer and Mr. Thomas A. Martin
Mrs. Stacy Stanton
Larry Starr
Peter and Margery Stehman
Frank Stilwagner and Kurt Dery
Margaret Strange and Rich Croce
Dr. and Mrs. S. Russell Sylvester, Jr.+
The Szafarek family
Charleen and James Taylor
Mr. William E. Thiele
Carl Thompson
Gay and Kerry John Tomasevich*
Pam Townsend Lucien Lefevre
Rory Wilson+
Mr. Richard Winkler
Victoria Winterer+
Lauren Yarger
Penny and William Young
Pat and Frank Zak
Heather and Robert Zavod+
Martha Zornow
Burton and Sharon Johnson
Ms. Linda Jones
Marie Joyner
David and H. B. Kaplan
Frank and Brenda Karsmarski
James and Mary Kelley
William Kenny and Jacob Schmalz
Charles and Gretchen Kingsley
Chet and Suzanne Kitchings+
Ian and Jennifer Kleinhen
Pam and Gary Knowles
Stuart and Sheryl Kopel
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Kosto
James Kovacs
John A. Krawski
Diane and Stanley Krieg
Karl Henry Kulisch
Tad and Vicki Kuziak
Lisa Labenski
Tom and Dr. Donna Brandeis LaGanga
Mr. Joseph Lang
Norine Lescoe
Peter and Susan Licht
Mike and Joan Litwinski
Ray and Bobbi Lombra
Don and Judy Lorusso
Alberto Lozano
Nancy and Merrill Mack
Mary Anne Maher
Tom and Kelly Maher
Beverly and Barry McCabe
Andrew Mccown*
Dan McMahon and Joe Rhodes
Kerry and Donna Meehan
Arthur and Jacquie Mocabee
Patricia and John Mooney
Mr. John F. Moore and Christine Schell
Michael and Marie Moore
Michael Moses
Mr. Daniel J. Moulton and Ms. Barbara Joyce+
Matthew and Alexandra Murray
Joanne and Andrew Myer
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nahorney
Marianne Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nelson
Ken and Susie Ng
Dr. and Mrs. G. C. O’Connell
Joan and Dennis Overfield
Tom and Mary Palilonis
Ron and Carla Pariser
Jim and Arlene Parsons
Frances and William Patsiga
Theodore and Catherine Perrill
Wendy Peterson
William J. Petzold, Jr.
Ms. Joann Pillar
Mrs. Lynn Pollack
Rev. and Mrs. Marston Price
Jim and Karin Pyskaty
Daniel S. Hansen and David D. J. Rau
Anthony J. Raucci
Bruce Raulukaitis and Denyse
Reynolds
Edward C. Raymond
Lonnie Reed
David M. and Jeanne J.Reed
John and Jennifer Reeve
Jeff Reynholds
Nancy and Nicholas Robert
Alix Rokita
Sheila Connors Rubitz
Stephen Russo
Jane Safer
Robert and Susan Satterlee
Shirley F. Scholder
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schwartz+
Kate and Steve Sigmon
Susan and Parker Simonds
Jennifer Sims and Bob Gallucci
Barbara Sivigny
Caroline F. Sloat
Brian T. and H. Jean Smith
Laurie Smith
Rob R. Smith
Susanna Smith
Ms. Penny Smyth
Dr. and Mrs. David Snyderman
Dieter and Veronica Soell
Larry and Mary Ellen St. John
William Stack
Mr. and Mrs. Chris M. Steele
Mr. Eric Steinmetz
Deborah Zeffiro Stevens
Susan Stone and Roger Levine
Lisa and J Bruce Sussman
Gerald Swope
Valerie Taff
Mrs. Amanda Taylor
David and Joanne Tellerico
Brian and Anne Thibeault
Lida Tingley
Ms. Rachel J. Tischler and Mr. Owen Freeman-Daniels*
Russ and Sandi Tolles
Raymond Tracy*
Richard and Jessica Tyrol
Peter A. Van Hagen
Margaret Saxe
Robert and Virginia Vocelli
Sherri and Clifford Voege
Dr. William and Melinda Walsh
Carol and Gary Warner
Michael and Ellen Wasyl
Bob and Roz Weinstein
Dennis and Joan Welch, The Wheatmarket
Walter and Elizabeth Welsh
Carlisle Wildeman
Lynn Wilkinson and Jim Heym
E. Marie Wilson
Mary Lynn Windsor
Helen Wu Wong and David Kravit
Ken Woodward and Melissa Woodward
Bill and Heidi Wrang
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yudkin
Rob Rimmer and Joann Zamparo*
Eric and Ann Zipkin
A special thank you to the following donors who made gifts in honor of Mary Miko’s retirement after 42 remarkable years of dedication, passion, and unforgettable impact at Goodspeed Musicals.
Anonymous (13)
Francis G. Adams, Jr.
Inta and Taggart Adams
Rosemary and Dave Andle
Dolores L. Andrew
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Andrulatis
Elizabeth Appel
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Arborio
Fran Armstrong
Shelley and Michael Barker
Mr. and Mrs. David N. Barry
Ms. Jane Bate
Chris and Abby Beale
Bob and Laurie Bennett
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Betten
Kiersten Bjork
Gustaf Bodin
Mr. Nickolas V. Bonadies
Alice C. Brennan
Jonathan Brielle
Helen Babcock and Tom Buttacavoli
Angela and Dan Chase
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cacace
Anne Sullivan Calanquin
Caitlin Calder
Frank and Amy Campbell
Patricia B. and Paul C. Carlson Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation
Lori and Michael Cartwright
Bertie Chuong
Don Church and Tony Schillaci
Kay Knight Clarke
Terri and Don Coustan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Coviello
Beth Coyne
Sarah Knox Craig
Anne Cross
Steven and Debra Daren
Rochelle Dauenheimer
Ruth Ann C. Davis
Walter Dembowski
Diana Desnoyers
Stacey and Robert Doan
Timothy and Kathleen Donahue
Mrs. Nathan L. Dubin
Malcolm A. Duffy
Laura and Jim Duncan
Cathy Sarault and Mark Dupuis
Victoria Engelhardt
Tracy Flater and Tony Falcetti
Joan Firestone
Muriel and Karl Fleischmann
Bruce and Kris Fletcher
Teresa and David Fogel
Chuck and Elena Foster
Ms. Judith Friend and Mr. Donald P. Olaughlin
Sue Frost and Dan Renn
Adrienne Gallagher and Jim Nelson
Sandra Gardinier
Ms. Mary Gaskell Cobleigh
Gloria and Bob Gery
Deborah Giaconia
Walter Gillette and Saundra Cope
Maureen and Bernie Gillis
Tracey Gionta
Virginia Gorman
Ray Grasso
William Gratz and James Bruno
Christy Hammond and Tom Kalinosky
Mr. Everett Herrick
Kimberly Hill
Donna Lynn and Jay Hilton
Bruce and Joan Hirsch
Louise Kerz Hirschfeld
Jeffrey and Nancy Hoffman
Thirza D. Hyatt
James and Isabel Jackson
Michael and Linda Jainchill
The John G. Martin Foundation
Alexandra Johnson
Ms. Barbara Jones
Susan Jones and Janet Kalas
Elizabeth Gianesello Judd
Karen Kaczanowski
Dr. and Mrs. David B. Kalayjian
Lorraine Kalinosky
Kurt and Ines Kallmeyer
Lynde and Michael Karin
Ms. Susan Kelly
Sallie Kemp
Melinda Kingsbury
Dick and Hazel Koszyca
Michelle Kramer
Thomas and Jennifer Lee
Goldie Liverant
Vanessa Logan
Peter Luchini
Jon Lukomnik and Lynn Davidson
Reid and Linda MacCluggage
Dave and Judith Macri
Betsy and Brian Maguire
Sharon Malone
Sonya Morton Mangan
Mason Global
Jennifer Alexander and Mark Masselli
Ms. Catherine Mathis
Barbara McAuliffe
Beverly and Barry McCabe
McClure Family Charitable Fund
Andrew and Bonnie McKirdy
MG Electric & Construction, Inc.
Janice Miko
Ms. Dorothy Millen
Richard Minton
Ann B. Mulcahy
Ms. Karen Murphy
Terrence and Mary Murphy
Jayne Newirth and George David
John and Pat Nyikos
David and Janice Ogden
Eric Ort and Duff Ashmead
Robert Ost and Gary Hughes
Peter and Candace Pappas
Ms. April Paterno
Ms. Nancy Pedersen
Theodore and Catherine Perrill
Wendy Peterson
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Pilarczyk
Amy and David Pinette
The Pond Family
April J. Posson
Wallace Pringle and Lucinda Kindred
Tom and Barbara Puffer
Edward C. Raymond
Neil Reardon
Will Rhys and Nancy Kluck
Mary Jane Richilson
Jeff Riley and Mary M. Wilson
Josh and Cathy Ritter
Goldy C. Rosen
Hila and Saul Rosen
Ms. Diane Ross
Dr. Anne L. Rothstein and Ms. Jane Hellman
Barbara Rubin
Marshall and Sandra Rulnick
Anne Runolfsson and Don Weinbach
Ellen S. Ryczek
Anne D. Ryder
Sheryl Sadinsky
Meg Sakellarides and Scott Mokoski
Kathleen Sauer
Linda R. Savitsky and Alvin G. Wolfgram
Henry and Marsha Fried Scherer
Jennifer and Wayne Schulz
Fred and Barbara Sette
Mary Sexton
Mrs. Frances Seymour
Mable and Richard Seymour
Millie and Marty Shapiro
Edward and Sandra Sharr
David Shimchick
Bert Silverberg
Joan Skydel
Mrs. William Smyers, Jr.
Stratton J. Snow
Keli Solomon
Laurence and Joan Sorkin
Ms. Sally Speer
Donna and Bill Stamm
Mr. James Stenborg
Shirley Sturges
Brenda J. Sullivan
Marcia and James Sutton
Leonardo H. Suzio
Russell Tait and Lee Anderson
Mr. William E. Thiele
Carl Thompson
Kay Tucker
John Van Epps
Abbie Van Nostrand
Patti Anne Vassia
Lisa Viall
Wendy C. Vickrey
Margaret Saxe
John Voege and Geoffrey Paul
Meryl and Rick Waldman
Jack Watrous
Lorraine M. Wetherell
Carlisle Wildeman
RADM. Louise C. Wilmot USN (Ret.) and James E. Wilmot
Jean M. Wiseman
Ms. Virginia Wolf
Lauren Yarger
Suzanne E. Zajac and Cliff A. Birdsey
Heather and Robert Zavod
Bob and Cindy Zettergren
If you would like to recognize Mary’s service with a donation, please scan the QR code with your smartphone or contact Will Kenny at wkenny@goodspeed.org or (860) 615-0366.
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.
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.
Goodspeed Musicals is pleased to offer members and friends an extraordinary opporunity to support the finest musical theatre while providing a once-in-a-lifetime tribute to a friend or loved one. If you are interested in dedicating a performance to honor someone, please contact Rebekah Moses at 860-615-0365 or rmoses@goodspeed.org.
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 info@goodspeed.org.
LEADERSHIP
Donna Lynn Hilton ........................................ Artistic Director
Vanessa Logan Managing Director
ARTISTIC
Michael Fling
Associate Artistic Director
Adam Souza Resident Music Director
Chris Zaccardi Resident Production Stage Manager
Jakob Harding ....................................... Producing Assistant
ADMINISTRATION
Gretchen Wright General Manager
Angel Welter Executive Assistant
COMPANY MANAGEMENT
Tyler Garstka Company Manager
Sara Gorelkin ..........................Assistant Company Manager
DEVELOPMENT
Frank Stilwagner Director of Development
Will Kenny .......... Individual Giving & Civic Relations Officer
Rebekah Moses Membership & Annual Fund Manager
Lori A. Cartwright Database Administrator
Mattie E. Hinckley Development Associate
Diana Silver Grant Strategies, LLC Grants Management
EDUCATION
Nick Palazzo Education & Engagement Manager
FACILITIES
Tim Garland Director of Facilities
Heather Garland, Dana Gibson Office Assistants
Robert Cubeta, Niall McGovern Facilities Jani-King Custodial Services
FINANCE
Tracey Krasniewski Director of Finance
Stacy Booth Accounts Payable Manager
Sandy Hall Payroll & Benefits Coordinator
Jessica Diaz Senior Accountant
Withum, Karen Kowgios ................................... Accountants
HOUSE MANAGEMENT
Kathy Raczka Supervising House Manager
Rachel Crockett, Kathryn Lees, Beryl W. Thorpe House Managers
Susan Arnold, Allison Harris, Mary Murphy Assistant House Managers
Bob Bennett, Joe Kaminski, Paula Moriarty, Erik Palen, Sydney Smirnow Bartenders
Linda Camden, Judy O’Mara Gift Shop
MARKETING
Dan McMahon .................................... Director of Marketing
Katherine Desjardins Associate Marketing Director
Ian Galligan........................................... Marketing Associate
Carol Giroux Public Relations Manager
Sarah Kayser Marketing/Graphics Assistant
Diane Sobolewski Official Photographer
TECHNOLOGY
JKS Systems Systems Administrator
TICKETING
Lauren Camden Box Office Manager
Catherine Ematrudo Group Sales Manager
Morgan Dumark-McNamee Box Office Performance Supervisor
Hannah Stein Box Office Supervisor
Photini Constantinou, Wayne Rollins ..................... Box Office Supervisors on Duty
Liam Welsh Member Services Associate
Naomi Corso, Nicki Cuneo, Sydney Sioch, Destiny Whitten Box Office Reps
Smart, Strategic Marketing for the Arts Direct Sales
Endla Burrows Director of Production
Dominick J. Pinto ................................. Production Manager
Myjoycia Cezar Assistant Production Manager
Shamus Bonner ...........Production Management Assistant
COSTUME RENTALS
Stephanie Turner Costume Rentals Coordinator
Cassandra Greeley, Raechel Johnsky Costume Rentals Assistants
COSTUMES
Tiffany Delligatti ........................... Costume Shop Manager
Jessica Griffin Assistant Costume Shop Manager
Danny Dominguez ..................... Costume Asstistant/Swing
Erin Stumm, Matthew Torbett, Alexander Zeek Drapers
Olivya DeLuca, Courtney Skeens First Hands
Danielle Robinson Stitcher
Tabs Thompson Stitcher/Swing
John Riccucci Wardrobe Supervisor
Theo Ashmore, Aneesa Aviles Dressers
Mia Thomas ......................................Lead Wig & Hair Stylist
Michael Byrd Wig & Hair Stylist
LIGHTING
Marissa Michaels .................................. Lighting Supervisor
Karan Gosai Head Electrician
Hannah Brown, Margaret Leupold .................... Electricians
PROPS
Ryann D. Lee Props Manager
Troy A. Junker.......................................... Lead Props Artisan
Katie Owen Props Artisan
Ann Aldrich Props Carpenter
Ashlin Penn Props Run Crew Head
Shawna Martine Props Run Crew
SCENERY
Matteo Lanzarotta ....................................Technical Director
Cian Jaspar Freeman Assistant Technical Director
Emily Guercia....................................................Draftsperson
Alec Westmoreland Shop Foreman
Kyle Carson, Emily Gulley
Josh Murphy Staff Carpenters
Casey Burke-Ruhl, Nate Kerr .............................. Carpenter/Stagehand Swings
Mackenzie Saverance, Mary Zaengle Stagehands
SCENIC ARTISTS
Carla Tiezzi............................................Charge Scenic Artist
Miranda Harkins Lead Scenic Artist
April Chateauneuf ................................. Senior Scenic Artist
Rachel Carlson, Ashley Donnert Staff Scenic Artists
SOUND
Jay Hilton.................................................... Audio Supervisor
Nicholas Peretti Production Audio Engineer
Tesla Lowrey ................................. Assistant Audio Engineer
Jacob Boisvert Audio Assistant
Alyssa May Gold ...................................... Associate Director
Brendan Yeates Associate Choreographer
Omid Akbari ............................... Associate Scenic Designer
Adrienne Williams Associate Costume Designer
Yiyuan Li Associate Lighting Designer
Daniel Scott Mortensen ...... Associate Wig, Hair & Makeup Designer
Skye Bronfenbrenner .......................... Fight Choreographer
Luca Plitz Scenic Artist
James Carter Pianos Piano Technician
Billy Mitchell Show Logo Design
Sarah Kayser Program Editor/Designer
Program printed by Essex Printing
Since
AUG 28 - OCT 18
On the windswept coast of England, an unlikely bond forms between a reclusive artist shunned by society and a resilient young woman when they rescue a wounded snow goose.
OCT 30 - DEC 27
Leapin’ Lizards! The musical that stole America’s heart comes home to celebrate its 50th anniversary on the stage where it all began!
