The Nutcracker 2025 Program at The Hanover Theatre
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ALAN SEIFFERT
President and CEO of The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts
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There’s a special kind of warmth that fills The Hanover Theatre when the holiday season arrives, and as I celebrate my first winter in Worcester, I’m already beginning to understand why The Nutcracker means so much to this community. The sense of tradition, togetherness, and joy that audiences bring to this production is something truly remarkable.
This year’s Nutcracker also represents an exciting moment of growth for us. We’re honored to welcome Jonathan McPhee, whose celebrated work with the Boston Ballet and renowned standing in the dance world bring a thrilling new level of artistry to our stage. Alongside him, talented performers from Dance Theatre of Harlem, Boston Ballet, National Ballet of Canada, New Chamber Ballet, and Sacramento Ballet join our Conservatory students, alumni, and the Worcester Children’s Chorus to create a production that blends world-class excellence with the heart of our local community.
As I experience my first holiday season in Worcester, I’m struck by the pride and enthusiasm that audiences bring to this beloved tradition. It’s a privilege to share in that feeling with all of you. Thank you for supporting The Hanover Theatre, for uplifting our artists, and for making this such a vibrant home for the performing arts.
Happy Holidays,
Alan Seiffert
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Mission
To ignite and nurture a passion for the performing arts in audiences and artists of today and tomorrow.
Vision
To be Greater Worcester’s bold, inclusive, and innovative performing arts destination where creativity flourishes, diverse voices thrive, and transformative experiences connect and uplift our community.
Land acknowledgement
We acknowledge the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Nipmuc Nation on which we are working and performing this season. Find more information at native-land.ca.
Amenity spaces
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Board of Directors
Elissa Boisvert, Esq. | Chair
Ken Rapp | Vice Chair
Bill Finn | Treasurer
Tracy V. Wells | Clerk
Abigail M. Childs, MD
Curtis A. Feldman, CPA
Ivan R. Green, MD
Steven G. Joseph
Erica Kidder
John Lauring
Lisa McDonough
Sathi Mitra
Marc D. Montalvo
Jason D. Muise
Kimberly A. Rozak, Esq.
Alan Seiffert
Sanjay Shah, Ph.D.
Michael D. Sleeper
Dr. Charles Steinberg
Carolyn Stempler
John Stimpson
Kimberly Stone, Esq.
John “JT” Tanacea
Marina Taylor
Kellie Thibodeau
Rachel K. Tosches
Ancy Verdier, DMD
Founders
Paul J. Demoga, Esq.
Edward P. Madaus
Honorary Director
Mary C. DeFeudis
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JENNIFER AGBAY
Artistic Director of The Nutcracker and Director of Dance
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Greetings friends and family,
As a dance educator for the last 20 years and as Director of Dance at The Hanover Theatre Conservatory for 9 years, I am committed to the success of our students and programs. This commitment requires boundless enthusiasm both in the classroom and on stage. It pushes us to provide students with transformative performance experiences like The Nutcracker
When I took on this production almost two decades ago, the opportunity it provided for the dance community was my top priority. This production has become a place where students can grow and seek success in their future. I have been amazed by the continued support of parents, and I have the greatest respect for them as they support their children in the arts.
As we are performing on this stage for the 18th year, our show is filled with magic and splendor – a show that the City of Worcester can call its own. I cannot begin to express the enthusiasm that I have for this Conservatory. I hope you all share this same excitement. The future is bright, and the opportunities are boundless. Please join me in this great adventure.
Best Regards,
Jennifer Agbay
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Dance Theatre of Harlem
Snow King, both currently in their fifth season with Dance Theatre of Harlem. Their appearance at this performance offers a sneak peek at the exceptional talent and artistry the company will bring to Worcester this spring.
On May 9, in collaboration with Music Worcester, we will proudly present Dance Theatre of Harlem, a company celebrated for its vibrant artistry and global impact. Its repertoire spans beloved classics, striking neoclassical works, and bold contemporary creations, all rooted in founder Arthur Mitchell’s vision that ballet should be accessible to everyone. Inspired by the work of The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Mr. Mitchell established a school that provided Harlem’s youth with the opportunity to explore dance and the allied arts, laying the foundation for what would become one of the world’s most influential ballet institutions.
Through inspiring performances, meaningful community connections, and a deep commitment to arts education, Dance Theatre of Harlem continues to shape the future of ballet. Now celebrating more than fifty-five years of excellence, the company stands as a globally recognized leader in the field. Its legacy continues to expand the possibilities of the performing arts and foster new avenues of creative expression. Delaney and Micah's return in May promises an unforgettable experience that honors their remarkable history while showcasing the bold innovation that defines the company's work today.
Visit TheHanoverTheatre.org/Harlem to get your tickets today.
Celebrated dancers return to Worcester
Dance Theatre of Harlem Company Artists Delaney Washington and Micah Bullard. Photo by Nir Arieli
A Christmas Carol in a new light
A Q&A with award-winning Lighting Designer Charlie Morrison
Each holiday season, A Christmas Carol to evolve while honoring its beloved traditions. This year’s production introduces a new set by scenic designer Kelly Tighe and original music by Steve Gagliastro December 17-28, offering fresh creative opportunities for the artistic team. Lighting designer Charlie Morrison shares how these exciting changes have inspired a renewed approach to one of Worcester’s favorite holiday traditions.
This year, our annual production of Carol will feature a new set designed by Kelly Tighe and new music composed by Steve Gagliastro, what opportunities does this present to you as a lighting designer?
C: The new scenery basically means a complete rethink of the lighting design. The lighting is always laid out structurally around the physical parameters of the scenery. Since we have a new scenic footprint, we’ll have a new lighting design to go along with it. And similarly, the new music will significantly change the way certain sections of the show are lit. Both of these new elements are exciting and give the entire team a chance to revisit, rethink, and refresh all the elements of the show.
I understand you have worked on several productions with the new set designer, can you share a little bit about those experiences?
C: Kelly Tighe is a fantastic collaborator and one of my favorite people to work with. We’ve worked on dozens of projects together. I’ve always liked his aesthetic, and he’s the type of scenic designer who always has lighting in the back of his mind when he’s laying out a show, because he knows that good lighting is key to making the set look great. He’s also a great problem solver, an incredibly nice person, and an asset to everyone else involved in the production. He’s great to have in the room.
Is there a specific scene you’d like audiences to look out for in this year’s production of A Christmas Carol?
C: I always enjoy the spooky and magical scenes in the show. Marley’s appearance is a highlight, as well as the Christmas Future sequence.
Charlie Morrison
Set Rendering by Kelly James Tighe
John Little, member of AEA, in A Christmas Carol 2024. Photo by David Costa Photography
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Tony®-nominated musical Mrs. Doubtfire is coming to Worcester
The Tony® Nominated musical Mrs. Doubtfire, a hilarious and family-friendly comedy, is coming to The Hanover Theatre June 26-28, and we had a chance to chat with ensemble member Jayden Cyrus Nelson about their journey and experience with the show.
Fresh out of Boston Conservatory at Berklee, Jayden quickly found themselves on the path to Broadwaylevel performance. “I was incredibly fortunate to be invited to audition for Mrs. Doubtfire shortly after graduation,” they said. After sending a self-tape and returning to New York City for callbacks, Jayden received the exciting news they’d been offered a role and went straight into rehearsals.
Jayden describes Mrs. Doubtfire as a story about love, family, and hope. “There is an importance of maintaining relationships when faced with hardship and change. It celebrates the power of love and hope, and of course, we all love happy endings,” they said.
The show is packed with high-energy dance numbers that push Jayden as a performer, including their favorite, the “Make Me A Woman” scene. “It’s a fun transitional moment that gives the audience a glimpse into the inspiration behind the iconic Doubtfire look,” they said.
The National Touring Company of MRS. DOUBTFIRE
Photo by Joan Marcus.
Jayden Cyrus Nelson
Welcome
Alanis Sophia (Lydia Hillard), Craig Allen Smith (Euphegenia Doubtfire), and Ava Rose Doty (Natalie Hillard) in Mrs.Doubtfire. Photo by Joan Marcus. pg 15
Another favorite is the number “Easy Peasy,” which, like many of the show’s routines, combines speed, precision, and stamina, making it both challenging and
For Jayden, the magic of Mrs. Doubtfire lies in its mix of nostalgia and fresh storytelling. Fans of the movie will catch familiar Easter eggs, while new elements bring the story alive in a completely new way. Ultimately, Jayden hopes the Worcester audience will leave “… feeling hopeful, uplifted, and thoroughly entertained. Most importantly, I hope everyone walks away understanding and embracing the message of the show: ‘All is not lost, as long as there is love.’”
at The Hanover Theatre
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Craig Allen Smith (Euphegenia Doubtfire) and the National Touring Company of MRS. DOUBTFIRE
Photo by Joan Marcus.
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Best of all, we offer lifestyles for every unique need, including independent living, enhanced living, memory care, short-term rehabilitation, and skilled nursing, all met with on-site, world-class care services.
Holiday Gift Ideas
For the theatre kid in your life, give them a gift they won’t find anywhere else. Choose a flex package for our 9-11), STOMP
Mrs. Doubtfire (June 26-28), or treat them to The Hanover Theatre Repertory and experience Worcester-produced work at its finest. Our partners at Broadway in Worcester have two Tony Award® winners coming to town with Matt Doyle: Make The Season Bright (December 10) and Lindsey Mendez (March 20).
For the friend who needs a blast from the past, surprise them with tickets to one of our tribute concerts filled with music that will take them back, including Get the Led Out (January 22), 512: The Selena Experience (January 24), and Almost Queen (January 31).
For the silly goose who loves a good laugh, explore our comedy shows such as Sister’s Christmas Catechism: The Mystery of the Magi’s Gold (December 19-20), Jerry Seinfeld (February 28), and Marlon Wayans (March 19).
For the young at heart, grab seats for adventures with Dr. Seuss’s The Cat In the Hat – Live on Stage! (March 13), Peppa Pig: My First Concert (April 3), Dog Man: The Musical (April 22), and more family-friendly shows coming this season.
For the friend who hasn't decided what they want to see yet, a Hanover Theatre gift certificate is the perfect solution and a guaranteed good time with no gift receipt required.
And if you want to give yourself the gift of creativity, try one of our conservatory classes in acting, dance, technical theatre, or treat yourself to private lessons.
Now the problem won't be what to get them, but what to add to your own wish list this season!
Explore events, classes, and more at TheHanoverTheatre.org.
Photos courtesy of Jerry Seinfeld Tour and Marlon Wayans Tour (Photo by Troy Conrad)
Upcoming Events
Main Stage
The 2025 Boston Pops
Holiday Tour
Friday, December 5, 2025
A Christmas Carol
December 17-28, 2025
Sensory-Friendly Performance:
Wednesday, December 17
Chicago
January 9-11, 2026
Get The Led Out
Thursday, January 22, 2026
512: The Selena Experience
Saturday, January 24, 2026
Almost Queen: A Tribute to Queen
Saturday, January 31, 2026
Sing-Along Broadway
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
BrickBox Theater (JMAC)
Broadway in Worcester presents Tony Award®
Winner Matt Doyle: Make The Season Bright
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
Sister’s Christmas Catechism: The Mystery of the Magi’s Gold
December 19-20, 2025
Cirque Kalabanté Wednesday, February 18, 2026
STOMP
February 20-22, 2026
The Choir of Man
Friday, February 27, 2026
Jerry Seinfeld
Saturday, February 28, 2026
Dr. Seuss’s The Cat In the Hat –Live on Stage!
Friday, March 13, 2026
Marlon Wayans
Thursday, March 19, 2026
View all upcoming events and get tickets at TheHanoverTheatre.org or call 877.571.7469.
THT Rep presents William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night’s Dream
January 28 - February 14, 2026
View all upcoming events and get tickets at JMACWorcester.org or call 877.571.7469.
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Policies & other helpful information
For answers to frequently asked questions visit TheHanoverTheatre.org/FAQs
Accessible Seating and ADA Provisions: The Hanover Theatre (THT) is committed to providing access and an enjoyable visit for persons of different abilities. Spaces are reserved for patrons who use wheelchairs and for their ambulatory companions. When purchasing tickets, please be sure to mention if any special accommodations are required, including low vision, hard of hearing, limited mobility, etc.
Assistive Listening Devices: Devices are available. Please inquire at the box office or conceirge desk. These cannot be reserved in advance, but the number of devices available should be sufficient for the usual demand. You will be asked to leave your driver’s license as a deposit.
Box Office Hours of Operation: (in person and by telephone) Regular hours are MondaySaturday, 12 PM - 6 PM. The box office is open limited hours on Sunday performance days. Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 at TheHanoverTheatre.org. By telephone, call the box office at 877.571.7469.
Visit or mail the box office at: 2 Southbridge Street, Worcester, MA 01608 E-mail: boxoffice@thehanovertheatre.org.
Cameras (Recording Devices): Recording devices are prohibited from use in the theatre, and offenders may be ejected without compensation. All members of the press or media must receive advance authorization from the PR dept. (PR@thehanovertheatre.org) to use cameras or recording devices inside the theatre and must display identification upon arrival.
Cell Phones: Out of respect to the performers and fellow audience members, please silence all cell phones while in the theatre.
Children: All patrons MUST have a valid ticket. To allow all patrons to enjoy the show, children under the age of four are not permitted to attend THT performances unless they are designated as a family show. Please call the box office to see which shows are appropriate for younger children.
Concessions: Please do not bring outside food and drinks to the theatre. Snacks and beverages are available for sale in the lobby.
First Aid: Please speak with the house manager or any of the ushers if you need first aid or have any sort of accident or medical emergency. Insurance regulations require that such instances be documented immediately.
Inclement Weather Policy: It is generally impossible for touring shows and performances to be rescheduled, so we do not cancel events due to inclement weather. As with other touring performances and sporting events, we are unable to refund tickets. In extreme weather conditions we will do our best to exchange subscriber, Flex package and member tickets to an alternate performance, if applicable. To protect your purchase, the theatre strongly recommends that you add on ticket insurance at the time of ticket purchase through Booking Protect.
Lost and Found: Management is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Items found at the theatre will be held by the house manager. If you have lost an item, please contact the box office as soon as possible to make a report. You will then be contacted if the item has been found. Retrieval of the item is the responsibility of the customer. Items not claimed within 30 days will be donated or disposed of without compensation.
Security: Please also note that outside food and beverages, large bags, cameras and recording devices, weapons (including props/toys), projectiles, laser pointers, illegal and illicit drugs, posters, pets (except service animals), and any items deemed dangerous or inappropriate by management are not permitted. Persons exhibiting intoxication or drug use are also not permitted. At select performances, additional security measures may be in place, such as YONDR pouches for cell phones and other devices. Offenders may be removed from the theatre without compensation.
Resale of Tickets for Profit: Ticket holders may on occasion be in a position where they have purchased tickets that they later cannot personally use and will want to donate, give, trade or sell these tickets to friends or acquaintances. Management does not discourage private transactions of this nature. However, we may take appropriate actions to thwart the organized resale of tickets for profit by third parties, which we do not condone. The public is advised to be careful purchasing tickets from individuals they do not know personally, as such tickets may be void and in such cases admission to the theatre will be denied without compensation.
Standing Room: All persons entering the theatre must have a valid ticket, and are not allowed to stand in the back or aisles.
House Announcements by Lynette Freeman
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Production made possible by producing partner Mary C. DeFeudis
Based on the story by E.T.A Hoffmann
Music by Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Artistic Director • Jennifer Agbay
Choreographers • Jennifer Agbay, Jamie Brown, Mark Harootian, Ana Luisa Thompson, Jolanta Valeikaite
Music Director and Conductor • Jonathan McPhee
Scenic Design • Christine Peters*
Lighting Design • Paul Miller*
Production Stage Manager • Kim Pheymannicie
Production Manager • Kevin McGerigle
Assistant Stage Manager • Grace Donnelly
Company Manager • Maria Schantz
Conductor Emeritus • Eric Culver
Lighting Supervisor • Austin Boyle
Master Electrician / LX Board Operator • Matt Chrostowski
Wardrobe Managers • Perri Sylvester and assistance from Natalie Cusimano, Sophia Agbay • Green Room Manager
Scenery • John Creech Design & Production, Scenic Art Studios, Inc., Keegansmission Creative Inc. and Prop & Paint Creative Studios
Producer • Sharon Hart
*Member of United Scenic Artists
The Hanover Theatre Nutcracker Orchestra
Conductor • Jonathan McPhee
Violin 1:
Peter Sulski, Principal
Amy Sims
Ryan Shannon
Zoia Bologovsky
Violin 2:
Tara Novak, Principal
Nadejda Krasteva
Dana Ianculovici
Viola:
Dimitar Petkov, Principal
Dani Rimoni
Susan Kirchhausen
Cello:
Kevin Crudder, Principal
Darry Dolezol
Double Bass:
Nathan Varga, Principal
Caroline Samuels
Flute: Tracy Kraus, Principal
Elzbieta Brandys-O’Neill (+piccolo)
Clarinet:
Marguerite Levin, Principal Hunter Bennett (+bass clarinet)
Oboe: Jennifer Slowik, Principal Kyoko Hida-Battaglia (+English Horn)
Bassoon: Greg Newton
Trumpet: Michael Dobrinski, Principal Jay Daly
French Horn: Clark Matthews, Principal
Neil Godwin
Trombone: Neal Melley
Timpani: Pieter Struyk
Percussion: Joe DeMarco, Principal Brian Eisert
Harp: Hyungjung Choi
Celeste: John Mackie
The Worcester Children’s Chorus • Directed by Pamela Mindell
Cailyn Kindorf, Grace King, Charlotte Kinney, Emeliene Moroney, Madilyn Mulroy, Rachel Rutkiewicz, Anya Shkurikhina, Charlotte Siebels
Photo by Mike Nyman
The Party Scene
It is Christmas Eve at the Silberhaus home, a large and grand house with the most beautiful Christmas tree imaginable. The Silberhaus family is hosting their annual Christmas party, welcoming the arrival of their family and friends. The children, Clara and Fritz, are dancing and playing as they also welcome their friends. The party grows festive with music and dance as Godfather Drosselmeyer arrives. He is a skilled clock and toy maker and always full of surprises. Drosselmeyer draws everyone’s attention as he presents two life-size dolls. They are the delight of the party, each taking a turn to dance. The children receive gifts and Drosselmeyer gives Clara a beautiful Nutcracker that becomes the hit of the party. Fritz becomes jealous and grabs the Nutcracker from Clara and promptly breaks it. Clara is heartbroken and looks on as Drosselmeyer quickly repairs the Nutcracker with a handkerchief he magically draws from the air. As the evening grows late, the guests depart and the Silberhaus family retires for the evening. Clara, worried about her beloved Nutcracker, sneaks back downstairs and falls asleep with him in her arms.
The Fight Scene
As the clock strikes midnight, strange things begin to happen. Clara begins shrinking as her beautiful Christmas tree grows high above her. The room fills with an army of mice, led by the fierce Rat Queen. The Nutcracker awakens, and leads his army of toy soldiers into battle with the mice. The Rat Queen corners the Nutcracker and battles him one-on-one. The Nutcracker seems to be no match for the Rat Queen. Clara, horrified, makes a final, daring effort to wrestle away the Rat Queen’s sword, but the Nutcracker intercedes and impales the Rat Queen. She drops to the floor and the mice run away, carrying their leader’s lifeless body.
The Land of Snow
The Nutcracker turns into a Prince and takes Clara on a journey to the Land of Snow, an enchanted forest wonderland where they are welcomed by the Snow Queen, Snow King, and dancing snowflakes.
The Land of Sweets
The Prince escorts Clara to the Land of Sweets, where they are greeted by the Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier. The Prince tells the Sugar Plum Fairy about the daring battle with the army of mice. They are rewarded with a celebration of dances from around the world. As a finale, the Sugar Plum Fairy and the Cavalier dance a beautiful Pas de deux.
The Dream Ends
Clara awakens from her dream and finds herself back at home with her beloved Nutcracker.
Townspeople: Jacqueline Arce, Danielle Benkert, Justin Bennes, Nina Bennes, Maren Caulfield, Nora Jenkins, David Newhall, Erin Reid-Eriksen, Bryanna Reilly, Tina Spencer, Carly Taylor
ACT I
PARTY SCENE
Clara Silberhaus: Sophia Shliapa
Fritz Slberhaus: Jackson Gardner
Herr Silberhaus: Hale Pulsifer
Frau Silberhaus: Ana Luisa Thompson
Herr Drosselmeyer: Mark Harootian
Maids: Sadie Davidson, Nova LaCroix
Butler: Thomas Woods
Soldier Doll: Mikel Roth
Kissy Doll: Katherine Totman
Party Parents: Ted Achtem, Missy Gleckel, Alexandria Magann, Matthew Mange, Charlotte McNutt, Scott Norrie, Ralph Rensing, Mike Rose, Corinne Stratton, Amanda Vollum
Party Boys: David DeMings, Levi LaCroix, Calder Jenkins, Wyatt Jenkins, Bennett Skowyra
Teen Party Girls: Clementine Doyle-Bouvier, Cora LaCroix, Emily Piel, Claire Reid-Eriksen, Violet Sabel, Catarina Sabourin
Young Party Girls: Jillian Benoit, Nina Browning, Isabella Cook, Lyla Mange, Oliana Prado Gleckel, Kathryn Rosenthal, Chanelle Sabourin
Household Staff: Michelle Davidson, Michelle Italiano, Shannon Laptewicz, Kelly Monaco, Alissa Schimmel, Korey Seney, Lisa Skowyra, Kirsten Tselios
BATTLE SCENE
The Nutcracker Prince: Teddy Grillo
Mary Mouse*: Raegan Spencer
Mice: Aleithia Adu-Boakye, Gabriella Burkitt, Nora Darisse, Eleanor Ferreira, Giada Garcia, Penelope Markey, Kora Reale, Sophia Ryan, Sydney Theriault
Polichinelles: Ayla Alfeo, Jamie Ashton, Julia Ashton, Ellie Blount, Nadia Boitchenko, Ada Caulfield, Emma Laptewicz, Molly McCormick, Jacqueline Murphy, Mia Totaro
WALTZ OF THE FLOWERS
Dew Drop Fairy: Rachele Perla Corps de Ballet: Violet Atwood, Adrianna Cook, Brenna Kinnes, Casey Reid, Stella Seney, Katherine Totman
GRAND PAS DE DEUX
Sugarplum Fairy: Mia Steedle (appears through the courtesy of The Sacramento Ballet) Sugarplum Cavalier: Noah Parets
Understudies: Elle Angarita, Violet Atwood, Carly Aucoin, Olivia Aucoin, Kayleigh Bledsoe, Alexandra Bruce, Hannah Burkhard, Michelle Davidson, Ella Hurley, Calder Jenkins, Brenna Kinnes, Karissa Kocou, Nova LaCroix, Emma Laptewicz, Lydia Logan, Scott Norrie, Penelope Markey, Kiya McCart, Jacqueline Murphy, Sarah O’Donnell, Emily Piel, Oliana Prado Gleckel, Emily Pulsifer, Casey Reid, Dale Rensing, Mike Rose, Mikel Roth, Violet Sabel, Stella Seney, Katherine Totman, Oliwia Ucher
Featured Performers
Sophia Shliapa
Micah Bullard
FRAU SILBERHAUS
Ana Luisa Thompson
Jackson Gardner
Cast & Creative Team
JENNIFER AGBAY (Artistic Director) is the Director of Dance at THTC. She received her early dance training at The Performing Arts School of Worcester, studying under Directors Shirley Benjamin, Wayne Stuart, and the late Kevin Milam. In 1997 she received a Bachelor of Science from New York University, where she studied under Christine Spizzo (American Ballet Theatre), Mireille Briane, Oleg Briansky (New York City Ballet/ABT), Colin Connors (Jose Limon Dance Company), Douglas Dunn (Douglas Dunn and Dancers), and Cynthia Rowan (Eric Hawkins Co.). At NYU, she performed in the school’s preprofessional company, The Washington Square Repertory Dance Company. Jennifer has danced professionally with “Ballet for Young Audiences” under the Direction of Ned and Harriet Kinter and for former Joffrey ballerina, Amy Dannis in Expectations. From 20012003, Jennifer served on the faculty at the Boston Ballet School. From 2003-2005, Jennifer was Artistic Director for the Performing Arts School of Worcester. In 2006, Jennifer founded Ballet Arts Worcester to provide students with formal training in classical ballet. In 2017, BAW merged with The Hanover Theatre Conservatory. It was during this merger that Jennifer facilitated a relationship between THTC and the elite Youth America Grand Prix, with the theatre hosting the internationally acclaimed ballet competition annually. Jennifer is currently in her ninth year as the Director of Dance for the Conservatory and in her eighteenth year as Artistic Director for The Nutcracker. Jennifer has had the great pleasure of working with artists from Boston Ballet, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Ballet RI (formerly known as Festival Ballet Providence), Orlando Ballet, Sacramento Ballet, The National Ballet of Canada, Pittsburgh Ballet, New Chamber Ballet, and Ellison Ballet. Jennifer is extremely excited to work with renowned conductor Mr. Jonathan McPhee this year, an incredible dream come true, having once danced as a Polichinelle for Boston Ballet while Mr. McPhee conducted!
JONATHAN MCPHEE (Conductor and Music Director) is equally at home as a conductor for the symphony, ballet, and opera. He is Conductor Emeritus of Boston Ballet having served as Music Director for the Boston Ballet Orchestra for 28 years. Mr. McPhee maintains an active guest conducting schedule in addition to his position as Music Director for Lexington Symphony. Some of the world’s most distinguished dance companies for which Mr. McPhee has served as conductor include The Royal Ballet (England), Martha Graham Dance Company, The Joffrey Ballet, National Ballet of Canada, The Australian Ballet, the New York City Ballet, Den Norske Ballett in Norway, and The Royal Danish Ballet in Denmark. Mr. McPhee’s The Nutcracker with the Boston Ballet Orchestra has achieved “classical gold” status. Born in Philadelphia, Mr. McPhee received his L.R.A.M. from the Royal Academy of Music and University of London, and a B.M. and M.M. from The Juilliard School.
ANA LUISA THOMPSON (Frau Silberhaus, Ballet Mistress) is a native of Brazil. Thompson graduated from the Maria Olenewa School of Dance, the official School of the Theatro Municipal of Rio de Janeiro. While there, she performed in Coppelia and La Sylphide with the company. She also danced with Companhia de Danca Rio. Thompson-Konopka completed the David Howard Teacher’s Seminar in 2000. She served on the faculty at PASOW from 19982004. She served as ballet mistress for Ballet Arts Worcester from 2005-2017. She choreographed for the Worcester Youth Ballet Company and PASOW’s The Nutcracker. Thompson-Konopka has performed in numerous productions of The Nutcracker; including the roles of Sugar Plum Fairy, Snow Queen, Arabian Princess, and Spanish Soloist. She is now a faculty member and ballet mistress at The Hanover Theatre Conservatory. Thompson-Konopka is a licensed Zumba instructor and certified as a Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT) teacher.
MARK A. HAROOTIAN (Drosselmeyer, Mother Ginger) is a native of Worcester, Massachusetts. Harootian received his early dance training at the Performing Arts School of Worcester. His main training was in classical ballet, but also had extensive training in Modern, Jazz and Musical Theater. He attended the University of Utah, became a member of Utah Ballet and
received his B.F.A. in ballet in 2004. From 2004-2012, Harootian performed a variety of works with Festival Ballet Providence as a company dancer and choreographed many premiered works at FBP and several other regional dance companies and universities. Harootian was a guest artist for Hong Kong’s Academy for The Performing Arts, Orange County School of the Arts and an adjunct professor at Chapman University. He also taught at California School of the Arts-San Gabriel Valley and Pasadena Dance Theater. Harootian obtained his M.F.A. in dance from Montclair State University in 2020 and is currently an adjunct professor at Salve Regina University and Dean College.
MIA STEEDLE (Sugarplum Fairy) is from Boston, MA, where she trained at Boston Ballet School before joining Boston Ballet II. She is currently a Company Artist with Sacramento Ballet. She has also danced professionally with Kansas City Ballet, Cincinnati Ballet, and as a freelance artist with Moving Arts Co and Owen/Cox Dance Group. Mia is an alumnus of the Jacob’s Pillow Contemporary Ballet Program where she worked with Annabelle Lopez Ochoa and Jennifer Archibald. She also spent many summers at Chautauqua Institution working with Patricia McBride and Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux where she performed in George Balanchine’s Rubies, Raymonda Variations, and more. As a Company Artist with Sacramento Ballet, she has performed in productions with the company including Michael Pink’s Dracula and as Juliet in Young Soon Hue’s Romeo and Juliet. This past summer she guested with Boston Ballet in their production of Swan Lake on tour to Los Angeles, CA. Some of her other repertoire includes George Balanchine’s Serenade and Coppélia, Marius Petipa’s Giselle, Sir Frederick Ashton’s Cinderella, Christopher Wheeldon’s This Bitter Earth, Septime Webre’s The Wizard of Oz and ALICE (in wonderland) and Gerald Arpino’s Confetti.
NOAH PARETS (Sugarplum Cavalier): Born and raised in Boston, Noah moved to Toronto in 2018 to begin his professional ballet career with the National Ballet of Canada as an apprentice. He was promoted to the corps de ballet in 2020 and to second soloist in 2021. His repertoire includes the Mad Hatter in Christopher Wheeldon’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland , the Principal Couple in George Balanchine’s Rubies , Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet , Benno in Swan Lake as well as roles in The Nutcracker , Giselle , Onegin , Don Quixote , Silent Screen , MADDADDAM , Etudes , Chroma , Angels’ Atlas , Symphony in C, Diamonds, Suite en Blanc, Elite Syncopations, and more. Representing the company, Noah competed in the International Competition for the Erik Bruhn Prize. Also, Noah has performed with the National Ballet of Canada on tour in cities such as London, Paris, New York City, and Washington DC. Prior to joining the National Ballet of Canada, Noah was a student at Boston Ballet School under the guidance of Margaret Tracey and Peter Stark. Noah regularly appeared in Boston Ballet productions at the Boston Opera House including The Nutcracker, The Sleeping Beauty, and Next Generation. Additionally, at 12 years old, Noah was cast as Billy Elliot in the National Broadway Tour of Billy Elliot the Musical, appearing as the title character in 40 cities across the US and Canada.
DELANEY WASHINGTON (Snow Queen) is originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, where she began her dance training at a local studio. She went on to graduate with honors from Fordham University/The Ailey School in May 2022 with a double major in dance and Economics. She has had the privilege of performing works by George Balanchine, William Forsythe, Nacho Duato, Robert Garland, Arthur Mitchell and many others on some of the biggest stages in the world including Lincoln Center and the Kennedy Center. She had the opportunity to be a dancer in the music video for “Witchy” by Kaytranada featuring Childish Gambino. She is also a principal dancer on the Amazon Prime TV show titled “Etoile” choreographed by Marguerite Derricks. Ms. Washington is currently in her fifth season as a company artist for The Dance Theatre of Harlem.
MICAH BULLARD (Snow King), from Houston, Texas, earned his BFA in Ballet Performance from University of Oklahoma, where he performed Prince Siegfried in Swan Lake and works by Merce Cunningham, Alejandro Cerrudo, Trey McIntyre, Amy Hall Garner and Nilas Martins. Micah is currently in his fifth season with Dance Theatre of Harlem, where he has danced works by George Balanchine, Geoffrey Holder, William Forsythe, Nacho Duato, Helen Pickett, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, Robert Garland, Stanton Welch, Claudia Schreier, and Jodie Gates. He has film credits for his work as a dancer and choreographer in "Full Out 2: You Got This!" and on the
Amazon Prime TV series "Etoile." He has modeled for Harper’s Bazaar magazine and for Chanel.
RACHELE PERLA (Dew Drop Fairy) is a soloist with New Chamber Ballet, under the direction of Miro Magloire, and has performed internationally with the company for eight years. She has danced with the National Choreographers Initiative and appeared on television shows on Netflix and Amazon Prime. She trained closely with master teacher, Wilhelm Burmann, is an alumna of The Hanover Conservatory/The Youth Ballet of Worcester and graduated from the Pre-Professional Program at Boston Ballet School. She graduated cum laude from Fordham University with a BFA in Dance from The Ailey School. Rachele is also a professional freelance dancer and teacher based in New York City.
GRACE ARMOUR (Arabian Coffee) of Shrewsbury, MA, has danced for 16 years, receiving her formative ballet training at The Hanover Theatre Conservatory. She then trained under the direction of Ashely Ellis and George Birkadze at American Classical Ballet. There she danced roles from Augustus Bournovilles’ Napoli , Swanhilda in Coppelia , Sleeping Beauty ’s Jewel Fairies, and Little Swans. Grace then danced under direction of Kathleen Breen Combes as a Junior apprentice at Ballet RI and now trains with Paulo Arrais, former Principal of Boston Ballet.
TEDDY GRILLO (Nutcracker Prince) started his dance training at a local dance studio before training at Ballet Arts Worcester, under the direction of Jennifer Agbay. From there on, his main focus was Ballet, Contemporary, and Modern. Teddy has placed 2nd and 3rd place in the Junior Age Division men category of The Youth American Grand Prix and has attended the finals for group ensembles and a contemporary pas de deux in Tampa, Florida. Teddy was the first conservatory student to perform a professional role in The Nutcracker when he was a high school senior at 18. Teddy is currently a junior in college at The University of Hartford, majoring in exercise science on a physical therapy track.
PAMELA MINDELL has served as Artistic Director of WCC since 2014. She currently directs the middle and high school ensembles, Bel Canto and Cantare. In addition to her work with WCC, Pamela is also Music Director of the Cambridge Community Chorus, a group of 140 adults, performing choral orchestral masterworks. She has served on the faculties of Smith College, Clark University, and College of the Holy Cross. Under her direction, choirs have traveled to Italy and Spain, as well as throughout the Eastern United States and Canada, singing in such venues as Saint Peter’s Basilica in Rome and Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City. Other performance highlights include a concert of Sacred Latin American music with renowned soprano Dawn Upshaw, and Osvaldo Golijov’s Pasion segun San Marco, as part of the Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center. Pamela served as Artistic Director of the Hotchkiss Summer Portals Vocal Chamber Program (CT) for high school singers for ten years. As a soprano, Pamela has performed in several recitals with mezzo-soprano Justina Golden. She has sung with CONCORA, Boston Secession and Emmanuel Music. Pamela received her doctorate in Choral Conducting from Yale University, where she studied with Marguerite Brooks and David Connell. She holds a master’s degree in Music Education with Kodàly Certification from The Hartt School as well as a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Princeton University.
WORCESTER CHILDREN’S CHORUS unites diverse youth in an inclusive community to foster choral excellence, self-discovery, and cultural enrichment through collaboration, education, and performance as a vibrant part of Worcester’s arts and cultural landscape.
KIM PHEYMANNICIE (Production Stage Manager) is a trained theatre technician and stage manager from the Boston area. She has worked on the stage management team of numerous productions and concerts with the Greater Boston Stage Company, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company and Reagle Theatre. She has worked with theatre educational programs at The Hanover Theatre Conservatory, the Greater Boston Stage Company and Groton School as a production manager and stage management mentor, and has taught workshops in lighting, makeup, and design. Kim received her Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Technology with a concentration in Technical Theatre from Fitchburg State University, and a Master of Arts in Theatre Education from Emerson College. She is a MA certified teacher and has taught STEM and STEAM to grades K-12. She currently works at The Hanover Theatre Conservatory as the School Programs Manager and Youth Ballet Stage Manager. Kim is thrilled to be back for her 8th year as stage manager for this production!
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Donations of $200 - $374
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Gary Michael
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John & Dorine Mortimer ◊
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Dr. Joseph D. Musto
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Robert Primmer
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Harold Read
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Eric Rosenquist
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Karen Steiger
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Nancy & Janina Swiacki
Julianne Tamasy
JT Tanacea
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Susan Upham
Judith Uthoff ◊
Ronald & Angela Valinski
Anthony Vaver *
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Terry & Steve Waite
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Ashley Watters
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Laurie & David Whitney ◊
Susan Wood ◊
Worcester Red Sox
Wade Wormann *
Karen Yeowell & Mark O'Connell
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List represents donations made between November 5, 2024 and November 5, 2025
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Edmund Adamiak
Diane Adamowicz
Dick Adams
Terry Adams
Linda Adams
Barry Alman
Roger Almstrom
Mildred Anderson
Grecibel Arboleda
Patricia Ascione
Pamela Ashmankas
Danyah Alkhamis
Michael Backer
Greter Barcelo
Charlene Baron
Renata Bazikas
Virginia BeaudinMeade
Joseph Beauvais
Wendy Beauvais
Maria Bella
Patricia Belsito
Jane Benoit
Gail Bergeron
Joanne Bernier
Susan Berry
Lisa Berthoud
Maureen Binienda
Linda Boll
Beth Borchelt
David Boucher
Laurie Boucher
Nicole Bourassa Pratt
David Brough
Sherri Brousseau
Lydia Buckley
Ann Cappabianca
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John Caron
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Elizabeth Casello
Karen Cavan
Jane Champagne
Irene Chiarvalloti
Kathryn Close
Alison Cohen
Michael Comer
Robert Condon
Janice Conrad
Eileen Contois
Joyce Cote
Laura Coughlin
Diane Cowes
Margot Crawford
Carole Cronin-Carroll
Barbara Crowley
Jim Crowley
Patti Cummings
Eileen Dawson
Patricia Dawson
Sharon DeBonis
Eileen Desautels
Stephanie Dieterle
Beth Dion
Mary Doane
Daniel Donovan
Debra Donovan
Irene Dube
Nancy Duprey
Charlie Engdahl
Diane Engle
John Engle
David Faneuf
Dolores Farrell
Laurie Filreis
Elizabeth Foley
Joan Foley
Sue Foley
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Lynn Foreman
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Greg Gentile
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Maria Carmel
Gurucharri
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Mark Hannum
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John Harrington
Robert Harrington
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James Heywood
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Helene Holmes
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Nan Johnson
Maureen Jones
Emily Katzman
Patricia Kennedy
Michael Kirby
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Tim Lee
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Our extraordinary and dedicated volunteers play a unique role as ambassadors, supporters, historians and tireless workers on behalf of THT. They are our brightest stars and we are deeply grateful for all they do.
Learn about volunteer opportunities at TheHanoverTheatre.org/Volunteer.
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William Sarkisian
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Ann Sweetman
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Allyn Taylor
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Judith Thompson
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Victor Tolis
Pauline Tranter
Raymond Tremblay
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Timothy Veilleux
Ann Verhage
Laura Wachs
Karen Walsh Fortin
Ewa Warzywoda
Barbara West
Nancy White
Kathryn Whitenack
Nancy Wilby
Joanne Wilder
Michael Wilder
Susan Wood
Amy Woodsmall
On the town
Make it dinner and a show. Explore our full list of restaurant partners at TheHanoverTheatre.org/Dining or become a Franklin Square Society member to take advantage of pre-show dining at the theatre.
La Scala Ristorante & Steakhouse 183 Shrewsbury St | lascalaworcester.com | 508.753.9912
La Scala Ristorante & Steakhouse on Shrewsbury Street has been offering Italian cuisine to Worcester for over 50 years! La Scala is committed to preparing great tasting meals using the freshest ingredients in its scratch kitchen as well as pouring the best cocktails, beers, and wines in the Worcester area. Show your membership card or theatre ticket and receive a small Famous Signature Antipasto.
110 Grill
123 Front St 110grill.com/locations/worcester-ma/ 774.420.2733
110 Grill’s comfortable, yet upscalecasual atmosphere, complete with open kitchens, large horseshoeshaped bars and outdoor patios with fire pits, creates the ideal dining environment for any occasion. Show your membership card or theatre ticket and receive 10% off food and non-alcoholic beverage purchases. Restrictions apply.
Birch Tree Bread Company
138 Green St birchtreebreadcompany.com
774.243.6944
From in-house-made delights, including hearty sandwiches and a full bar, to full from-scratch bakery creations, every bite is a celebration of wholesome goodness. Savor the rustic charm and simply delicious food that defines Birchtree Bread Company’s little slice of heaven. Show your membership card or theatre ticket and receive 10% off food and non-alcoholic beverage purchases.
George’s Coney Island 158 Southbridge St coneyislandlunch.com
508.753.4362
George’s Coney Island has been serving hot dogs and more since 1918. Owned and operated by the same family for four generations, Coney Island is available at the original restaurant on Southbridge St., their concession stand at Polar Park, and their food truck! Show your membership card or theatre ticket and receive the 508: Two hot dogs and a drink (can of soda or carton of chocolate milk) for $5.08. Restrictions apply.
Nuovo Restaurant 92 Shrewsbury St nuovoworcester.com 508.796.5915
Nuovo Restaurant is a family owned and operated restaurant. Offering a delightful mix of Italian and Mediterranean cuisine, Nuovo brings a wide range of options to each and every customer. Enjoy live piano music every Friday and Saturday in the lounge area. Show your membership card or theatre ticket and receive 10% off your entire check. Restrictions apply.
Photo courtesy of La Scala Ristorante & Steakhouse
At This Theatre
The Hanover Theatre had its spectacular opening on March 14, 2008, with legendary Broadway star Bernadette Peters and the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra, after a $31 million restoration effort.
Originally opened in 1904 as the Franklin Square Theatre, this building had a storied run as a Broadway touring playhouse (including featuring celebrated French actress Sarah Bernhardt in 1906), then The Grand Theatre. In 1926, it was transformed into the opulent and luxurious Poli's Palace, a “Grand Movie Palace” showcasing vaudeville acts, silent films, and “talkies,” designed by renowned theatre architect Thomas W. Lamb. Eventually, this building became the Loew’s-Poli Theatre, and then a modern Showcase Cinema in 1973 playing blockbuster movies such as “STAR WARS,” “ALIEN,” “JAWS,” and many more until shutting its doors in 1998.
Since opening, The Hanover Theatre has been home to over 2,440 performances, 3 million visitors, 114 touring Broadway shows, 415 concerts, and 166 family programs on its stage. Highlights include Tony Bennett, Aretha Franklin, Ringo Starr, Elvis Costello, Jackson Browne, John Legend, Neil Young, Diana Ross, David Copperfield, Kevin James, and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre.
The theatre’s most recent tenants include Pete Davidson, Sarah Brightman, and Broadway touring shows Hansen
Learn more about our historic theatre at TheHanoverTheatre.org/Building.
