June 24 – July 18, 2009
Merry-Go-Round Playhouse Ed Sayles, Producing Director presents
Book by David Simpatico Songs by Matthew Gerrard & Robbie Nevil; Ray Cham, Greg Cham & Andrew Seeley; Randy Petersen & Kevin Quinn; Andy Dodd & Adam Watts; Bryan Louiselle; David N. Lawrence & Faye Greenberg; Jamie Houston Music Adapted, Arranged and Produced by Bryan Louiselle Based on a Disney Channel Original Movie written by Peter Barsocchini With Michael Parker Ayers*, Alyssa Herrera, Meegan Midkiff*, Marshal Kennedy Carolan*, Miles Jackson, Marisa Kennedy*, T.J. Mannix* and Rachel Black Directed by
Kate Swan
Musical Director
Choreographer
Mark Goodman
Lori Leshner
Scenic Designer
Lighting Designer
Costume Designer
Rob Andrusko Robert Frame Ami Shupe
Sound Designer
Production Stage Manager
Hair & Make-Up Designer
Joel Pape
Patrick Lanczki*
Gerard Kelly
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
Musical Synopsis The Setting - East High School, The Time - The Present
Act I Scene 1 – East High School Steps (& Ski Lodge) –Monday, 7:45 AM Wildcat Cheer..................................................................................Company Start of Something New......................................... Troy, Gabriella, Company Scene 2 – Ms. Darbus’s Homeroom –Monday, 8:00 AM Scene 3 – Hallway –Monday, 8:15 AM Scene 4 – Gym –Monday, 8:30 AM Get’cha Head in the Game............................................................Troy, Jocks Scene 5 – Chemistry Lab –Monday, 2:00 PM Scene 6 – Theater –Monday, 3:00 PM Scene 7 –Theater –Tuesday, 3:00 PM Auditions........................................................................................Thespians What I’ve Been Looking For.....................................................Ryan, Sharpay What I’ve Been Looking For (Reprise)..................................... Troy, Gabriella Cellular Fusion............................................................Chad, Taylor, Company Scene 8 – Various Places –Tuesday Evening Scene 9 – Cafeteria –Wednesday, Noon Stick to the Status Quo....................................................................Company There will be a 15 minute intermission between Act I and Act II. is underwritten by:
Act II Scene 1 – Rooftop Garden –Wednesday, 12:30 PM I Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You............................................... Troy, Gabriella Scene 2 – Sharpay’s Locker –Wednesday, 12:30 PM Scene 3 – Gym –Wednesday, 3:30 PM Wildcat Cheer............................................................................ Cheerleaders Scene 4 – Locker Room/Lab –Wednesday, 4:00 PM Counting on You................................................................... Jocks, Brainiacs Scene 5 – Isolated Spaces –Wednesday, Evening When There Was Me and You................................ Gabriella, Troy, Company Scene 6 – Rehearsal Room –Thursday, 12:30 PM Scene 7 – Theater –Thursday, 12:45 PM Start of Something New (Reprise)........................................... Troy, Gabriella Scene 8 – Cafeteria –Thursday, 1:00 PM We’re All in This Together................................Chad, Taylor, Jocks, Brainiacs Scene 9 – Theater/Lab/Gym –Friday, 3:00 PM Bop to the Top............................................. Sharpay, Ryan, Brainiacs, Jocks Breaking Free......................................................... Troy, Gabriella, Company Scene 10 – Gym –Friday, 5:00 PM We’re All in This Together (Finale)...................................................Company
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Cast of Characters Troy Bolton................................................................Michael Parker Ayers* Gabriella Montez.................................................................... Alyssa Herrera Sharpay Evans....................................................................Meegan Midkiff* Ryan Evans.........................................................Marshal Kennedy Carolan* Chad Danforth.........................................................................Miles Jackson Taylor McKessie.................................................................Marisa Kennedy* Zeke Baylor.....................................................................Mickey Junior-Ayer Kelsi Neilson....................................................................... Arin Lee Dandes Martha Cox......................................................................Danielle Zyrkowski Jack Scott...........................................................................Sam Underwood Ms. Darbus...............................................................................Rachel Black Coach Bolton............................................................................. T.J. Mannix* Ensemble Nicole Alvarez, Maddy Apple, Hallie Goodman, Aisling Halpin, Rylyn Juliano, Christopher Lengerich*, Ralph Meitzler, Kevin Metzger, Gabriel Mudd, Gillian Munsayac, Brittany Nicholas, Sebastiani Romagnolo, Blakely Slaybaugh, Cameron Smith, Anne Marie Vick* Dance Captain: Ralph Meitzler Equity Asst. Stage Manager: Becky Lynn Dawson* *Members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States
Merry-Go-Round Playhouse is a professional theatre employing members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
THE USE OF CAMERAS AND/OR ANY TYPE OF VIDEO OR AUDIO RECORDING EQUIPMENT IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. Please be considerate of our performers and your fellow audience members. Remember to turn off your cell phones and pagers. Latecomers and Patrons retaking their seats will be seated at the discretion of the House Manager and only at an appropriate break in the performance.
Meet the Company
Nicole Alvarez
Maddy Apple
Mickey Junior-Ayer
Michael Parker Ayers AEA
Rachel Black
Marshal Kennedy Carolan AEA
Arin Lee Dandes
Hallie Goodman
Aisling Halpin
Alyssa Herrera
Miles Jackson
Rylyn Juliano
Marisa Kennedy AEA
Christopher Lengerich AEA
T.J. Mannix AEA
Ralph Meitzler
AEA = Member Actors’ Equity Association
Meet the Company
Kevin Metzger
Meegan Midkiff AEA
Gabriel Mudd
Gillian Munsayac
Brittany Nicholas
Sebastiani Romagnolo
Blakely Slaybaugh
Cameron Smith
AEA = Member Actors’ Equity Association
Sam Underwood
Anne Marie Vick AEA
Danielle Zyrkowski
Orchestra Conductor/Keyboard I...........................................................Mark Goodman Assistant Musical Director/Keyboard II........................................ Jeff Theiss Guitar...................................................................................... Tom Bronzetti Guitar II....................................................................................Dylan Kondor Percussion.................. John Allis, Tristan Marzeski, Kristen Shiner-McQuire Bass........................................................................................ Mike Fittipaldi Reeds........................................................... Jim Spadafore, John Jeanneret Trumpet.......................................................................................Paul Baron Trombone..............................................................................Mark Anderson Merry-Go-Round Playhouse is a professional theatre employing members of the American Federation of Musicians.
Nicole Alvarez (Ensemble/US Gabriella) recently graduated from SUNY Cortland with a BA in musical theatre. Cortland credits include: Guys and Dolls (Adelaide), Luna Park, Tommy, Thoroughly Modern Millie, A Little Night Music, Pippin and Sweet Charity. Other credits include: Beauty and the Beast (Belle), How to Succeed in Business (Smitty), and Oklahoma. Nicole would like to thank her family and friends for encouraging her to dream big. “Love you all!” Maddy Apple (Ensemble/US Kelsi), originally from Jupiter, Florida, is now living in NYC and will be a junior in the fall at NYU-Tisch-Cap21. Favorite credits include: Crazy for You (Polly), South Pacific (Nellie), State Fair (Vivian), and The Crucible (Mary Warren). Thanks to Mom and Dad for always supporting and believing in me and to Ed, Lori, and the MGR staff for this amazing opportunity! Michael Parker Ayers (Troy) Recent work includes: Chicago premiere of Curtains (Bobby Pepper) at The Durry Lane Theatre, Turn of the Century directed by Tommy Tune at The Goodman Theatre, Doubt; Its All Greek to Me and Fantasy Festival XXII with The B Street Theatre, Thoroughly Modern Millie (Jimmy) and Complete History of America: Abridged at Mcleod Playhouse; and Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged at Western Carolina Stage Company. Michael recently graduated with Highest Honors from Duke University, studying Theatre Arts and Biological Anthropology and Anatomy. Mickey Junior-Ayer (Zeke) is ecstatic to be taking a trip back to High School! Some of his favorite roles include: James “Thunder” Early (Dreamgirls-CEA Nomination), Scarecrow (The Wiz), Mereb (AIDA). Mickey has trained at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, Long Beach Ballet Arts Center, Milwaukee Ballet School (Company Member), Dallas Black Dance Theatre II (Company Member). Mickey would like to thank Merry-Go-Round Playhouse for this amazing opportunity! Rachel Black (Ms. Darbus) holds degrees in Vocal Performance from Vanderbilt University and the University of Kentucky. Before making the switch to musical theater, Miss Black performed the role of Meg Page in The Merry Wives of Windsor, Emma Jones in Street Scene, Marcellina in Le Nozze di Figaro, Arnalta in L’incoronazione di Poppea, and was the alto soloist in Mozart’s Requiem. Favorite musical theater credits include Nettie in Carousel, Martha in White Christmas, and Eulalie in The Music Man. Thanks to supportive family and friends. To God be the Glory! Arin Dandes (Kelsi) a Western New York native, recently graduated with a BFA in Music Theatre from the University at Buffalo. Favorite credits include Jamestown Gals (Peggy Lee vocals), The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Helena Landless), City of Angels (Gabby/Bobbi), Berlin to Broadway (Soprano), and The Laramie Project (Romaine Patterson/others Arin appeared as a soloist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra in 2004. Many thanks to the cast and crew, as well as her family and friends!
High School Musical Fun Facts • The High School Musical movie brought in Disney Channel’s highest number of viewers at its time (January 2006) with 7.7 million in its premiere broadcast. • The school’s original mascot was going to be a leopard, but it was changed to a wildcat. • High School Musical: The Movie was one of the first movies to be sold on the iTunes store. • Zac Efron who played Troy in the movie version did not actually sing most of the songs in the movie. The producers wanted a tenor to match the character, and Efron’s voice was too low. His singing voice was that of Andrew Seeley. • The film was originally a 1999 script for Grease 3. The children of Danny Zuko and Sandy Olsen from the 1978 film Grease were to be played by Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake. With a plot more similar to ‘High School Musical’ but with more characteristics like ‘Grease,’ the character Sharpay was to be the daughter of Betty Rizzo. The members of N’Sync were to have supporting roles, and John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John allegedly were approached for cameo roles. The project was shelved until 2004. • High School Musical 4: East Meets West will be directed by Jeffrey Hornaday and is estimated to air on the Disney Channel in the fall of 2010. • The High School Musical soundtrack was made in five days and has sold over three million copies. • High School Musical: Sing It game can be played on wii, Playstation 2, and Nintendo DS • High School Musical: The Junior Novel was released in June 2006 and there is a series based on the movie called Stories from East High. • High School Musical 2 grossed 17.5 million viewers making it the highest rated original cable telecast of its time, even beating Monday Night Football for its time slot.
High School Musical Trivia Quiz: 1.
Which songs are performed in the stage version, but NOT in the film? a. “Counting on You” & “Mobile Gossip” d. “We Need You” & “Cellular Fusion” b. “Cellular Fusion” & “It’s on You” e. “Counting on You” & “Cellular Fusion” c. “It’s on You” & “Mobile Gossip”
2.
Who is the play’s narrator? a. Jason Scott b. Scott Jack c. Scott Jason
3.
Who ends up being Kelsi Nielson’s boyfriend? a. Jason d. Troy b. Zeke e. Chad c. Jack
4.
What is the title of the Winter Musical? a. “East High on Stage” b. “Much Ado About Nothing” c. “Les Miserables”
5.
“When There Was Me and You” is sung by which cast member(s)? a. Troy and Gabriella d. Ryan and Sharpay b. Gabriella e. Chad c. Troy
6.
Which cast members eventually kiss? a. Jack and Kelsi b. Chad and Taylor c. Ryan and Sharpay
7.
What animal is the East High School Mascot ? a. Tiger d. Bear b. Leopard e. Wildcat c. Lion
8.
“Bop to the Top” is sung for which part of the play? a. In the canteen d. Auditions for thespians b. Auditions for Troy and Gabriella e. In the rooftop garden c. Auditions for Ryan and Sharpay
9.
What song is sung in the rooftop garden? a. “What I’ve Been Looking For” b. “When There was Me and You” c. “Stick to the Status Quo”
d. Jason James e. Jack Scott
d. “Juliet and Romeo” e. “Twinkle Towne”
d. Troy and Gabriella e. Zeke and Martha
d. “Bop to the Top” e. “I Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You”
10. In which song do we hear Troy saying Gabriella means nothing to him over a cell phone? a. “Stick to the Status Quo” d. “It’s on You” b. “It’s Not You” e. “Counting on You” c. “Cellular Fusion” Answers: 1) E 2) E 3) C 4) D 5) A 6) D 7) E 8) C 9) E 10) E
Marshal Kennedy Carolan (Ryan/US Troy) recently moved to the East coast after playing the role of Sky in the Las Vegas production of Mamma Mia! He has performed with Kristen Chenoweth, The Doobie Brothers, Gladys Knight, and Chicago. Marshal is from Southern California where he attended Cal State Fullerton. Member of Actors’ Equity Association. Hallie Goodman (Ensemble/US Ms. Darbus) is back at MGR for her second season in a row. She spent some time in Las Vegas dancing as a show-girl in Don Ardin’s Jubilee and was last seen in The Producers at the Seven Angels Theater in Waterbury, CT. Thanks to Mom and Dad for all their support. Aisling Halpin (Ensemble) is currently a Musical Theatre Major at Syracuse University. Favorite credits include: Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Shy), The Who’s Tommy (Sally Simpson), and Meet Me in St. Louis (Esther). Aisling would like to thank Mom, Dad, Cass, and Corrine for always believing in her, and her friends for all their love. Thanks to Ed and MGR for this amazing opportunity! Alyssa Herrera (Gabriella) is a Theatre Performance major at Wagner College in Staten Island, New York. Alyssa has performed in several productions at Wagner College including Annie Get Your Gun, On the Town, and The Dance Concert: The Other Side of Alice (Alice). Previous credits include OKLAHOMA! (Laurey Williams), Cinderella (Cinderella), You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown (Sally), and Pippin. Miles Jackson (Chad) will be a senior at NYU in the fall at Tisch’s CAP21. Recent credits include: Cats (Rum Tum Tugger), AIDA (Mereb), Grease (Teen Angel), and State Fair (Fairtone). Many thanks to family, friends, and everyone who believed in me! Rylyn Juliano (Ensemble), a Rochester native, is a recent graduate from Syracuse University’s BFA Musical Theatre Program. Her most recent independent film credits include Cherry Crush and In the House. Recent stage credits include Steel Pier and Doubt (Syracuse Stage). She would like to thank her family and close friends for their constant love and support.
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(315) 253-4966 Marisa Kennedy (Taylor) is a native of Washington State and graduated with a BFA from the University of Arizona. She just finished the run of Hairspray at Walnut Street Theatre where she played a Dynamite and went on for Motormouth Mabel. Other credits include Jesus Christ Superstar (Mary Magdalene), Tommy (Acid Queen), A Chorus Line (Sheila), Little Shop of Horrors (Chiffon), Urinetown (Becky Two Shoes), and Ain’t Misbehavin’. Christopher Lengerich (Ensemble) most recently appeared in North Shore’s productions of 42nd Street and Showboat (IRNE award, Best Ensemble). National Tours: Irving Berlin’s I Love a Piano and The Will Rogers Follies, starring country music’s Larry Gatlin. Favorite credits include: Kennedy Center Honors (Chita Rivera tribute), Forever Plaid (Sparky), Damn Yankees (Smokey) and Camelot (Sir Dinadan). B.M., Catholic University. Thanks to the fam: UF, UT, Breezy and Kate! T.J. Mannix (Coach Bolton) heads back to High School after performing in the serial killer musical The Butcher of Plainfield at The Actor’s Studio. Favorites: The Piper, Falsettos, Warrior, Becoming Tennessee. TV: Law and Order, L&O Criminal Intent, All My Children, One Life to Live, As the World Turns, Conan O’Brien. He is a veteran of NYC comedy improv including FACE, a totally improvised musical comedy (2008 NYC Fringe), appeared in 35+ commercials and admits to a very dark year working as a Mouseketeer. Ralph Meitzler (Ensemble/US Chad) is stoked to have Merry-GoRound as his Equity house debut! This Pennsylvanian recently returned home from the ‘Land of Oz’ doing Wicked in Japan. Prior to Nippon, Ralph rehabilitated a back injury to ‘Super Swing’ the National Tour of Hairspray. 42nd Street, Beauty and the Beast, Joseph…, and Holland America Cruise Ships round out his credits. Special Thanks to MGR, my dear friends and family, and Nana, my saving grace!
Kevin Metzger (Ensemble) is back on the MGR stage after appearing last season in All Shook Up and The Producers! Other Regional Credits: Thoroughly Modern Millie (Media Theatre) Hair, Beauty and the Beast, and Carousel (Forestburgh Playhouse). Kevin will next be seen in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels at Theatre by the Sea. He is a recent graduate of New York University and CAP21. Thanks to Ed, Kate, Lori, Mark, Patrick and the entire MGR crew. Love to family and friends! Meegan Midkiff (Sharpay) originally hails from Alabama and earned a BFA in Theatre/MT at WSU. NYC credits include: M. Claudel with Eartha Kitt. Tours: Music Man, Kiss Me, Kate. Roles include: Eva Peron (Evita), Fantine (Les Miserables), Rusty (Footloose), Fiona (Brigadoon), Raina (Arms and the Man), Cathy (Last Five Years), Ado Annie (Oklahoma), Liz (Chicago), and Betty Haynes (White Christmas). In 2005, Meegan received the AEA Roger Sturtevant Musical Theatre Award. Thanks to Luedtke and MGR folks. Love to my family! Gabriel Mudd (Ensemble) has been in numerous print ads, industrial films/performances, commercials and luxury cruise liners across the country and internationally. He has been heard on radio ads, video games, background vocals, featured on PBS, and seen as the featured performer at the Miss New York (Miss America) Pageant, 2008. Gabriel was seen as Mr. T in the first national tour of The Wedding Singer, and has performed roles such as Papa Ge in Once on This Island, Victor in Smokey Joe’s Cafe, Cain in Children of Eden, Rum Tum Tugger in Cats, and the Tenor in 8-Track. Many thank to MGR. Gillian Munsayac (Ensemble/US Taylor) NY Credits: Cabaret (Frenchie); Bye Bye Birdie (Alice); Cheerwars; The Love of Don Perlimplin and Belisa in the Garden (Sprite); Night (Fury). Other Credits: 2008 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade with Andy Williams, 2009 Tisch Salute, AT&T voiceover commercial. Gillian is an incoming junior at NYU Tisch CAP21. Love and thanks to family, friends, MGR staff and crew, Young Talent Management, and Shirley Faison (Carson-Adler Agency). Brittany Nicholas (Ensemble/US Taylor) has recently been seen in the Teen Breakfast PSA produced by the State of New York and the Miss Virginia Pageant. Brittany has trained with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, The Academy of Dance, and with choreographers Shelly Masenior and Shannon Torres. She would like to thank God, MGR, MSA, Mom, Dad, Brothers, her Academy family, and her Church family. 2009 Season Sponsored by
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merry-go-round.com Sebastiani Romagnolo (Ensemble) was seen last summer in The Producers. He is studying Musical Theater at Tisch School of the Arts’ CAP21 Studios at NYU. Recent credits include: Company (Harry), State Fair, ...Charlie Brown (Charlie), and Crazy For You (Bobby). He would like to thank Ed for another wonderful opportunity. Lori thank you for everything-I’m so grateful. Lots of love to my family and friends! Blakely Slaybaugh (Ensemble) originally a native of Ft. Myers, FL, just received his BFA in Musical Theatre from Cincinnati’s CollegeConservatory of Music. Favorite roles include: Emcee in Cabaret, Hot Blades Harry in Urinetown, Dean in All Shook Up, A-Rab in West Side Story, Eugene in Brighton Beach & Biloxi Blues, and Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor… Thanks to Family, Friends and Gretchen for your undying support! This one’s for Don! Cameron Smith (Ensemble/US Jack) originally from Atlanta, GA, some of his favorite roles include Seymour in Little Shop, Matt in The Fantasticks, and Bobby in Crazy For You. Thanks to Mom, Dad, & Elizabeth for always believing in me and to my friends for their constant love and support. BFA Drama & Math from NYU/Tisch CAP21 conservatory. Sam Underwood (Jack/US Ryan) Off-Broadway, Touring, Regional and UK credits include: Les Miserables (Marius), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Jimmy), Singin’ in the Rain (Cosmo), Jekyll and Hyde (Jekyll/Hyde), Oklahoma (Will), Gypsy (Tulsa) and Henry V (Dauphin). He recently served as Assistant Director to Lynne Taylor-Corbett and understudied Shonn Wiley in the new Off-Broadway musical My Vaudeville Man. He will play Billy Crocker in Anything Goes this fall and is also co-artistic director of an upcoming theater company, Palabras. Proud AMDA graduate. Anne Marie Vick (Ensemble) returns to MGR having been seen in Thoroughly Modern Millie and All Shook Up! Favorite credits include: The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy), Peter Pan (Wendy), Pippin (Leading Player) and White Christmas (Rhoda). A graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, CAP21, she received a BFA in Musical Theater. Thanks to the amazing directors, choreographers, and crew for all your hard work. Also thanks to my family/ friends, and especially Benjamin, all of whom support me both on stage and off! Danielle Zyrkowski (Martha/US Sharpay) graduated from Millikin University with a BFA in Musical Theatre and Dance. Favorite roles include: A Chorus Line (Trisha), Carousel (Carrie), and Footloose (Ariel). She enjoys working with children and has choreographed for many children’s theatres around Illinois. Danielle would like to thank her Mom and Family for all their love and encouragement.
David Simpatico (Book) is a playwright whose work has been presented at theatres around the country. Using the safety net of comedy to explore life-and-death issues, his work examines man’s struggle to claim his place in a chaotic universe. Having written for the stage, film, television and the concert stage, David is currently in the development stage of many projects. He was also one of the writers for the Drama Desk-nominated musical, The Audience. David was awarded the Jonathan Larson Award for his libretto. Peter Barsocchini (Author) wrote the Emmy Award-winning smash-hit Disney Channel Original Movie “High School Musical” (he says, for his tween daughter Gabriella), as well as its sequels, High School Musical 2, the highest rated original cable telecast in history and, of course, ‘High School Musical 4’ for the Walt Disney Company. Bryan Louiselle (Music Arranger) has been the resident music supervisor and adaptor, arranger, orchestrator, conductor, and recordings producer for MTI/Disney Kids & Jr., and MTI TYA projects, including: Cinderella KIDS, 101 Dalmatians KIDS, The Jungle Book KIDS, Aladdin JR. & TYA, Sleeping Beauty KIDS, The Aristocats KIDS, Alice in Wonderland JR., Mulan JR., Frog and Toad KIDS & JR, Seussical JR. & TYA and Thoroughly Modern Millie, JR. He wrote additional lyrics for The Aristocats, Alice in Wonderland, and Mulan, and adapted the book for Frog and Toad KIDS. Music Theatre International is one of the world’s leading dramatic licensing agencies, protecting the rights and legacy of composers, lyricists and book writers. Our core business is issuing licenses and supplying scripts, musical materials, and other theatrical resources to schools and theatres, both amateur and professional around the world. With nearly 300 titles in the MTI catalogue including hits from the Broadway and London stage, musical revues, the Broadway Junior Collection and other youth musicals, MTI shows have been performed by 60,000 amateur and professional theatrical organizations throughout the US and in over 60 countries around the world.
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Special thanks are due to the following: Alex Wagner Ed Wagner Jessica VanGiesen Sam’s Shoe Service SUNY Cortland Department of Performing Arts All MGR Landlords who are kind enough to let us house our company in their homes.
Auburn City Enlarged School District James Cantu Troy Gronau Kurt Moe Mike Nye Sally Reutlinger Nathan Rosenblum Randy Steffen & Syracuse Stage
2009 Season Supporters MGR would like to thank the following corporations, businesses, foundations and individuals for their support of the 2009 Season. (Updates and corrections as of June 17, 2009)
Individual Donors:
Producers $100 – $249 CNY Healing Arts LLC
Choreographers $100 – $249
David and Paula Hickey Mrs. Polly Hutchinson Anthony & Joyce Martino
Margaret Muhlnickel Mary Jean Muhlnickel Mr. Peter Murinka
Stage Managers $50 – $99
Mildred Cefaratti Kenneth R. Dowd
Marvin & Ruth Swanson Betty Walowsky
Staff Carpentry Production Assistant..................................................Katie Bruno Assistant Production Manager................................................. Alyse O’Brien Sound Engineer...................................................................... Brian Machold