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THOM WARREN

BILL HANNEYOWNER AND PRODuCER

KEVIN P. HILLPRODuCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

PRESENTS

SCENIC DESIGN

KYLE DIXONlIGHTING DESIGN

JOSE SANTIAGO

GENERAl MANAGER

TOM SENTERPRODuCTION STAGE MANAGER

Kate L. Ferdinandi*

WITH

TIM FALTER* ALLSUN O'MALLEY SEAN MCGIBBON*

CURT DENHAM* MYCHAL PHILLIPS* THOM WARREN*

MAGGIE BERGMAN MADI BEUMEE VICTORIA BIRO CONNOR COUGHLINCRAIG FIRST ELIZABETH FLANAGAN KELLY GLEASON JASON HAGGERTY

GABRIEL KEARNS NATALIE LIVINGSTON ANTHONY J. MARTINEZ LIAM MCCARTHYMALLORY NOLTING ELLEN PETERSON Kate Rocchio JAMES SCHULTZ

JOEY SIMON MICHAEL SKRZEK KAYLEE VERBLE

†

CASTING DIRECTOR

MATTHEW CHAPPELL

COSTuME COORDINATOR

DAVID COSTA-CABRAL

SCREENPlAy by

BETTY COMDEN & ADOLPH GREEN

MuSIC DIRECTION

MILTON GRANGERDIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED by

Kelli BArclay†

JUNE 19 - JULY 13, 2019Costume package for SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN provided by Maine State Music Theatre Costume Rentals

Additional costumes provided by North Shore Music Theatre

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.

421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 | Phone: 212-541-4684 | Fax: 212-397-4684www.MTIShows.com

* Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

SOuND DESIGN

JOANNA LYNNE STAUB WIG & HAIR DESIGN

Meg KaneASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER

JAMES KANE*

Based on the classic Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film, by special arrangement with WARNER BROS. THEATRE VENTURES, INC.

Music published by EMI, all rights administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC(Original Movie Choreography by GENE KELLY and STANLEY DONEN)

Produced by arrangement with MAURICE ROSENFIELD, LOIS F. ROSENFIELD and CINDY PRITZKER, INC.

SONGS by

NACIO HERB BROWN & ARTHUR FREED

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR/CHOREOGRAPHER

KELLY GLEASON

CAST OF CHARACTERS(in order of appearence)

Dora Bailey …................................................................................ ELLEN PETERSONZelda Zanders …..................................................................................... KAYLEE VERBLEOlga Mara …............................................................................................. MADI BEUMEEMary Margaret …....................................................................... ELIZABETH FLANAGANR.F. Simpson …................................................................................ CURT DENHAM*

Roscoe Dexter …................................................................................ THOM WARREN*Cosmo Brown …............................................................................... SEAN MCGIBBON*Lina Lamont …................................................................................... MYCHAL PHILLIPS*Don Lockwood ......................................................................................….. TIM FALTER*Young Don ….......................................................................................... KATE ROCCHIOYoung Cosmo …................................................................................... LIAM McCARTHYRod ….................................................................................................... JAMES SCHULTZKathy Selden …............................................................................... ALLSUN O'MALLEYPoliceman ….............................................................................. ANTHONYJ. MARTINEZButler …............................................................................................... MICHAEL SKRZEK1st Assistant Director …....................................................................... GABRIEL KEARNS2nd Assistant Director …............................................................................. JOEY SIMON3rd Assistant Director …............................................................................... CRAIG FIRSTSid Phillips …............................................................................ ANTHONY J. MARTINEZMiss Dinsmore ….............................................................................. ELLEN PETERSONDiction Teacher …................................................................................. JAMES SCHULTZTenor …...................................................................................... CONNOR COUGHLINSound Engineer ….................................................................. ANTHONY J. MARTINEZGirl in the Green Dress …................................................................... KELLY GLEASONEnsemble …................................................. MAGGIE BERGMAN, MADI BEUMEE,

VICTORIA BIRO, CONNOR COUGHLIN, CRAIG FIRST, ELIZABETH FLANAGAN, KELLY GLEASON, JASON HAGGERTY,

GABRIEL KEARNS, NATALIE LIVINGSTON, ANTHONY J. MARTINEZ, LIAM McCARTHY, MALLORY NOLTING, ELLEN PETERSON, KATE ROCCHIO,

JAMES SCHULTZ, JOEY SIMON, MICHAEL SKRZEK, KAYLEE VERBLEUNDERSTUDIES & SWINGS

Understudies are never substituted for listed performers unless aspecific announcement is made at the time of the performance.

Understudies for: R.F. Simpson and Roscoe Dexter - JAMES SCHULTZ; Don - MICHAEL SKRZEK; Cosmo - CONNOR COUGHLIN; Lina - KAYLEE VERBLE;

Kathy - ELIZABETH FLANAGAN; Rod and Diction Teacher - JOEY SIMONSwings: VICTORIA BIRO, JASON HAGGERTY, NATALIE LIVINGSTON

Production Stage Manager - KATE L. FERDINANDI*Assistant Stage Manager - JAMES KANE*

Dance Captain - TIM FALTER** Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

ORCHESTRAConductor, Keyboard …………................…………….………....….. MILTON GRANGERDrums …………................…………………….......……………..…....…….. MIKE SARTINIKeyboard …….....................….........………..…….................….. NATHAN URDANGENBass ………................................…………………...……………..……….. JOE BENTLEYTrumpet…………................………………………....…………….......... GREG WHITAKERFlute, Clarinet, Alto Sax ......………....…………................................. RICH MARCHETTITrombone …………................………..........…… JAMES MONAGHAN, SETH BUDAHL

SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERSACT I

Scene 1: Outside Graumann’s Chinese Theatre, Hollywood, 1927“Fit as a Fiddle” ....................................................................................... Don and CosmoScene 2: Inside Graumann’s Chinese Theatre - Film Premiere of “The Royal Rascal”Scene 3: Stage of the TheatreScene 4: Hollywood Boulevard, that nightScene 5: R.F. Simpson’s Mansion“All I Do Is Dream of You” ........................................................... Kathy and Chorus Girls“You Stepped Out of a Dream” ................................................................................. DonScene 6: Stage at Monumental Pictures Studio“Make ‘Em Laugh” ................................................................................................. CosmoScene 7: The set of “The Dueling Cavalier”Scene 8: Monumental Studios Soundstage“Beautiful Girls” ........................................................................................................ Tenor“You Are My Lucky Star” ...................................................................................... KathyScene 9: Deserted Soundstage“You Were Meant for Me” ......................................................................................... DonScene 10: Vocal Coach’s Offices“Moses Supposes” .................................................................................. Don and CosmoScene 11: Monumental Studios Soundstage “Dueling Cavalier”“Moses Supposes” (Reprise) ........................................................................... EnsembleScene 12: Major Studio Preview of “The Dueling Cavalier”Scene 13: Don’s House“Good Morning” .......................................................................... Don, Cosmo and KathyScene 14: Street Outside Kathy’s House“Singin’ In The Rain” .................................................................................................. Don

ACT IIScene 1: R.F. Simpson’s OfficeScene 2: Recording Studio“Would You” ............................................................................................................. Kathy“Would You” (Reprise) ............................................................................................... DonScene 3: Lina’s Dressing Room“What’s Wrong with Me?” .......................................................................................... LinaScene 4: R.F. Simpson’s Office“Broadway Melody (Gotta Dance)” .................................. Cosmo, Don and EnsembleScene 5: Graumann’s Chinese Theatre. The Premiere of “The Dancing Cavalier”“Would You” (Reprise) ............................................................................... Lina and Kathy“You are My Lucky Star” (Reprise) ............................................................. Don and Kathy“Singin’ In The Rain” ....................................................................................... Ensemble

THERE WILL BE ONE FIFTEEN MINUTE INTERMISSION.

Black and White Movie Sequences Produced and Filmed by HAMLIN MEDIA PRODUCTIONS

FILM CASTLina Lamont - MYCHAL PHILLIPS* Don Lockwood - TIM FALTER*

Villain - JAMES SCHULTZ Henchmen - ANTHONY J. MARTINEZ, JOEY SIMONLadies in Waiting - MAGGIE BERGMEN, KELLY GLEASON

Black and white movie sequences filmed on location at Middlebridge School in Narragansett, RI. Special thanks to the school and John Kaufman, Shannon Leventhal and Katey Tillinghast.

Special thanks to Shirley Eastham and the Narragansett Historical Society.

Crew Chief/Videographer/EditorERIC HAMLIN

VideographerMIKE CALLAHAN

Production Assistant TYLER HAMLIN

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTTIM FALTER* (Don Lockwood,Dance Captain) is making hisTheatre By The Sea debut. OffBroadway: Cagney (Jack Warner& Bob Hope standby-both per-formed). Nat'l Tour: Some Like ItHot (starring Tony Curtis). Re-

gional: Singin’ in the Rain (Don Lockwood), TheDrowsy Chaperone (George), 42nd Street (AndyLee) Goodspeed Musicals; Kiss Me Kate (Bill Cal-houn) Summer Theatre of New Canaan; IrvingBerlin’s White Christmas (Phil Davis) Pioneer The-atre Co.; Crazy For You (Bobby Child) Surflight The-atre; Noises Off (Gary LeJeune) Totem PolePlayhouse; and Grease (Vince Fontaine/ TeenAngel) Engeman Theatre. Dedicated in lovingmemory to Mom & Dad. timfalter.com

ALLSUN O'MALLEY (KathySelden) is thrilled to be makingher Theatre By The Sea debut!Other credits include NorthShore Music Theatre’s A Christ-mas Carol; New London BarnPlayhouse’s Newsies (Kather-

ine), How to Succeed in Business... (Rosemary),and Brigadoon (Jane Ashton); Wagon Wheel The-atre’s My Fair Lady (Eliza), Seussical (Gertrude), andInto the Woods (Little Red); and Reagle Music The-atre’s Wonderful Town, Singin’ in the Rain, Me andMy Girl, and South Pacific.Penn State BFA MusicalTheatre. Endless thanks to Kevin and MatthewChappell-Hill, Kelli Barclay, Avalon, and my won-derful friends and family!

SEAN MCGIBBON* (CosmoBrown) is a Texas native with ahuge case of ADHD, resulting ina childhood of dance, piano,magic, and juggling. Aside frommusical theatre, Sean competedat the nationals for 2 sports (col-

legiate table tennis, U21 National Kayak PoloTeam). Credits: B’way 1st Nat’l Tour:Million DollarQuartet (Jerry Lee Lewis), Singin’ in the Rain

(Cosmo Brown, NSMT), 25th Anniversary Nat’lTour Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story, Encores! OnYour Toes (Dir. Warren Carlyle), and The GreatAmerican Mousical (Dir. Julie Andrews). 2012 BFAMusical Theater/Psychology Minor/ Jazz PianoMinor Texas State University.

CURT DENHAM* (R.F. Simp-son) is thrilled to be joining thistalented cast. Recent appear-ances include The Wizard in TheWizard of Oz at Casa Mañana,Captain Brackett in South Pacificat Cape Playhouse, Alan in Baby

at TheatreZone, and Seitz in Newsies and Com-mander Harbison in South Pacific, both at MaltzJupiter Theatre. Other regional credits includePittsburgh Civic Light Opera, Theatre Under TheStars, Lyric Stage Company of Boston, Theatre-Works, Ocean State Theatre Company, CabrilloStage, Center Repertory and Sierra Repertory.

MYCHAL PHILLIPS* (Lina Lam-ont) is thrilled to be in RI playinga dream role! Nat’l/Int’l tours:Anything Goes (Erma), LegallyBlonde (Paulette Bonafonte),Seussical (Bird Girl). Regional:Anything Goes (Erma, Ogunquit

Playhouse / Westchester Broadway), White Christ-mas (Rhoda, Ogunquit), Brigadoon (Meg, TheWick Theatre), Rocky Horror Show (Columbia,Gateway), Shrek (Gingy, Ocean City Theatre Com-pany), On The Town (Gateway). Thanks to my hus-band & neighbors for listening to Lina’s voice fora few weeks and not moving out. Love to Mario,Mom, Dad, Coleman, Ally, & Gracie. This is for Kyle!MychalPhillips.com

THOM WARREN* (Roscoe Dex-ter) is pleased to return to theTBTS stage having last appearedas Maurice in Beauty and theBeast (BroadwayWorld nom.)Thom has had a long and varied

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTcareer, from ballet dancer to associate producer.Some of his favorite performance credits includeappearances at Equity Library Theatre, Kansas CityStarlight, Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, The MUNY,Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Westbury and Val-ley Forge Music Fairs and North Shore Music The-atre in a wide variety of shows including West SideStory, Fiorello!, Seesaw, Funny Girl, My One andOnly, Oliver! and Paint Your Wagon.

MAGGIE BERGMAN (Ensem-ble) is thrilled to be making herprofessional debut at Theatre ByThe Sea! She is currently pursu-ing a BFA in musical theatre atBoston Conservatory at Berklee.Boston Conservatory mainstage

credits include A Chorus Line (Judy Turner) andCabaret (Kit Kat Girl). Other favorite past credits in-clude Big Fish (Sandra), R&H's Cinderella (Cin-derella), and Hairspray (Amber Von Tussle).Endless gratitude to Kelli and the entire TheatreBy The Sea team. All my love to my teachers, fam-ily, and friends for their constant support! @maggie_rose_b

MADI BEUMEE (Olga Mara, En-semble) is thrilled to return tothe TBTS stage having just beenseen in Love and Other Fables.Arecent graduate from SyracuseUniversity, where she received aBFA in Musical Theater, Madi

was recently seen in Syracuse Stage’s productionof Elf the Musical (Ensemble, u/s Emily Hobbs).Past credits include Into the Woods (Baker's Wife),Crazy For You (Tess), Berlin to Broadway with KurtWeill, and Nine. She recently played Jennifer inthe workshop production of Fly More Than YouFall, written by Nat Zegree & Eric Holmes and di-rected by Jeff Whiting. IG: @madibeumee.madibeumee.com

VICTORIA BIRO (Ensemble,swing) is thrilled to be makingher Theatre By The Sea debutthis summer! She is pursuing aBFA in Musical Theatre at BostonConservatory at Berklee. BoCoMainStage credits include A

Chorus Line (Larry), Cabaret (Texas) and Dirty Rot-ten Scoundrels (Jolene u.s. / Ensemble). Othercredits include Rent (Maureen) and Oklahoma!(Dream Laurey). She is so thankful for her family,school, and friends for their constant love and sup-port! @vstarthemusical

CONNOR COUGHLIN (Produc-tion Tenor, Ensemble, u/s CosmoBrown) is a graduate of theRoyal Winnipeg Ballet's Profes-sional Division and Circle in theSquare Theatre School. Connorperformed in the Christmas

Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes andwill be returning next season. National Tours:42nd Street (Billy Lawlor),Elf. Connor worked withBroadway Dance Lab (Summer 2018 Cycle), andchoreographer Josh Prince at the Fire IslandDance Festival. Connor teaches at Luigi’s Jazz Cen-tre in New York City. Thank you to my teachers andto the company of Singin’ in the Rain.

CRAIG FIRST (3rd Assistant Di-rector, Ensemble) is happy to re-turn to the Theatre By The Seastage, after having recently beenseen in the World Premiere ofLove and Other Fables.This is hisfirst summer at TBTS and he is

loving every second of it! He was recently seen inBeauty and The Beast at the Gateway Playhouse.Other favorite roles include A Chorus Line (Tom)and Pageant! The Musical (Miss West Coast). Manythanks to Danny Prather at Hudson Artists Agencyand to all my family and friends who support merelentlessly. Enjoy the show!

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTELIZABETH FLANAGAN (MaryMargaret, Ensemble, u/s Kathy)was recently seen on the TBTSstage in the World Premiere ofLove and Other Fables and pre-viously as Frenchy in Grease(2014). She has been seen all

across the country in the national tours of Cabaret(Helga/Sally cover),A Christmas Story, and the in-ternational tour of My Fair Lady (Eliza cover). Shewas also featured in the Pre-Broadway run of OnThe Town at Barrington Stage, Jekyll & Hyde atNorth Shore Music Theatre, My Fair Lady at River-side Theatre, Beauty and the Beast at GatewayPlayhouse, and Kiss Me Kate at Opera North. Fol-low her @lauraeflanagan

KELLY GLEASON (Girl in GreenDress, Ensemble, Assistant Direc-tor/Choreographer) is thrilled tobe making her TBTS debut! Na-tional Tour: 42nd Street.FavoriteReg’l: Holiday Inn (Paper MillPlayhouse), 42nd Street (North

Shore Music Theatre), Anything Goes (WestchesterBroadway Theatre), My Fair Lady (New BedfordFestival Theatre), Crazy for You, Chicago. Desigualshow at NYFW. Pace University grad (BS in Com-mercial Dance and Psychology). Kelly is thankfulfor her teachers and instructors that played a vitalrole in making her successful in her quest to per-form. Thanks to Mom, Dad, Kelli, and the TBTSteam!

JASON HAGGERTY (Ensemble,Swing) is a sophomore MusicalTheater major at the BostonConservatory and is thrilled tobe making his Theatre By TheSea debut. He graduated as adance major from LaGuardia

High School in New York City. Previous theatercredits include Cabaret and dance captain/ensem-ble in 42nd Street. He would love to thank his fam-ily and friends for making his dreams come true!

GABRIEL KEARNS (1st Assis-tant Director, Ensemble) is so ex-cited to be making his TheatreBy The Sea debut! Gabriel wasmost recently seen as Mike in AChorus Line. Past credits includeJetsam in The Little Mermaid,

Kyle in Legally Blonde, A-Rab in West Side Story,and dance captain for both The Mystery of EdwinDrood and Anything Goes. Originally from Hous-ton, TX, Gabriel moved to New Jersey where hegraduated with a BFA in Musical Theatre fromMontclair State University. Thanks to this wonder-ful creative team as well as my parents, grandpar-ents and brother for all of their love and support.

NATALIE LIVINGSTON (En-semble, Swing) is making herTBTS debut in this production ofSingin’ in the Rain! She is pursu-ing her BFA in Musical Theatre atThe Hartt School, and is thrilledto be here this summer. Some

of her favorite roles she’s played include Johannain Sweeney Todd, Marcy Park in 25th… SpellingBee,and Maggie in A Chorus Line. She would liketo thank her family, friends, and educators for be-lieving in her, and the entire TBTS team!

ANTHONY J. MARTINEZ (Po-liceman, Sid Phillips, Sound En-gineer, Ensemble) is a proudnative of San Antonio, Texas. Heattended Oklahoma City Univer-sity as a dance major where hewas featured in several ballets

and repertory pieces. He was most recently seenperforming on Regent Seven Seas and OceaniaCruises as a singer/ dancer. He has performed withregional theatres in several productions includingdancing the role of Dream Curly in Oklahoma! atLyric Theatre of Oklahoma. He’s so thankful for theopportunity to work at TBTS and gives all thanks& praise to God, his parents, and the amazingteachers that molded his artistic career.

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTLIAM MCCARTHY (YoungCosmo Brown, Ensemble) ishappy to return to TBTS after per-forming in Seussical Jr. (Jojo),and Willy Wonka Jr. (Charlie). Heis in the 7th grade at WickfordMiddle School, where he is the

lead pianist in the jazz band. He most recentlyplayed Gavroche in the NKHS production of LesMisérables. Liam has been part of NK Drama jun-ior productions such as Peter Pan (Michael), Annie(Rooster), Into the Woods (The Baker), and Shrek(Shrek). He does commercial work and voiceoversand enjoys singing, playing the piano, and danc-ing. Theatre is his passion and he is excited to bein this production!

MALLORY NOLTING (Ensem-ble) is thrilled to be performingat Theatre By The Sea! Mallory isa graduate of Marymount Man-hattan College with a degree inDance (Teaching Dance Arts).Her favorite credits include

42nd Street National Tour (Phyllis, Dance Cap-tain/Swing), Swing! The Musical (NorwegianCruise Line), Anything Goes (Westchester Broad-way Theatre), and Holiday Inn (Papermill Play-house). Thanks to Kelli Barclay and the cast andcrew for everything! Special shout out to her fam-ily, friends, teachers, and GBM for their continuouslove and support. MalloryNolting.com @mallory_dana_

ELLEN PETERSON (Dora Bailey,Miss Dinsmore, Ensemble) is de-lighted to return to TBTS!(Beauty and the Beast – Mrs.Potts, Sister Act - Sister Mary Mar-tin-of-Tours, My Fair Lady – Mrs.Pearce, Mary Poppins – Mrs.

Brill/Bird Woman). A Boston-based actor, Ellen hasalso enjoyed working at North Shore Music The-atre, Speakeasy Stage, the Hanover Theatre, theHuntington Theatre Co., and Reagle Music The-

atre, among others! She is a three-time Best Sup-porting Actress IRNE nominee! (NSMT’s The MusicMan - Mrs Paroo, Reagle’s Oklahoma! - Aunt Eller,Fiddlehead’s Funny Girl - Mrs. Brice) Up next forEllen - Jacqueline in Reagle’s La Cage aux Folles!

KATE ROCCHIO (Young DonLockwood, Ensemble) is thrilledto return to TBTS, having previ-ously appeared as a Munchkinin The Wizard of Oz. Recently,she starred as Fredrika Armfeldtin URI Theatre’s A Little Night

Music.Favorite credits include Mary Poppins (JaneBanks), Annie (Molly), and Willy Wonka (VerucaSalt). A fifth grader at Broad Rock Middle School,Kate also enjoys surfing, lacrosse, & tennis.

JAMES SCHULTZ (Rod, DictionTeacher, Ensemble, u/s R.F.Simpson and Roscoe Dexter) isthrilled to make his Theatre ByThe Sea debut! He will also beseen later this season inNewsies. He has trained at the

Gateway Acting School, the New York Film Acad-emy, and the Upright Citizens Brigade, as well aswith private teachers. Favorite credits includeProof, 42nd Street, Les Misérables, 1776, Don’tDress for Dinner, Curtains, and I Love You, You’rePerfect, Now Change. Thanks to this wonderful castand creative team, and to Mom, John, Sass, Booj,Grandma, and of course, My Amanda, for theirlove and support. Love you, Dad. jamesschultz.net

JOEY SIMON (2nd Assistant Di-rector, Ensemble, u/s Rod andDiction Teacher) is thrilled to bea part of this company and mak-ing his Theatre By The Seadebut! A Michigan native, he re-ceived his BFA in Musical The-

atre at Western Michigan University. Sincegraduating, some of his favorite regional creditsinclude Anything Goes (Westchester Broadway

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTTheatre), Spamalot (Arkansas Repertory Theatre),Cabaret (Farmers Alley), and All Shook Up (TexasFamily Musicals). Thank you to Kelli Barclay andthe entire cast and crew for such a wonderful ex-perience! Joey sends lots of love to his whole fam-ily, especially his Mom and Dad.

MICHAEL SKRZEK (Butler, En-semble, u/s Don Lockwood) ishappy to return to the Theatre ByThe Sea stage in this productionof Singin’ in the Rain, after hav-ing just appeared in the WorldPremiere of Love and Other Fa-

bles.Originally from Worcester, MA, Michael grewup in dance class and athletics, much like his idol,Gene Kelly. Michael’s affinity for his work makesthis opportunity to understudy Kelly’s role an en-chanting opportunity! For the last two years,Michael has been performing for Disney and Nor-wegian Cruise Lines, but is happy to be only “bythe sea” performing on land once again!

KAYLEE VERBLE (Zelda Zan-ders, Ensemble, u/s Lina Lam-ont) is thrilled to be making herTBTS debut! She recently playedPeggy Sawyer in Beef & Boards’production of 42nd Street.Otherfavorites include Elf at The Fire-

side, Disney Cruise Line (Mainstage Performer/Dance Captain), Dames at Sea (Ruby) at PapermillTheatre Company, Hairspray (Amber), andBeautyand the Beast (Babette). Kaylee holds a Bachelorof Music in Vocal Performance/Music Theatre fromNYU, Steinhardt. Special thanks to Kelli and Kevinfor this wonderful opportunity. Love to family,friends, and SW Artists. kayleeverble.com@kayleeverble

BETTY COMDEN AND ADOLPH GREEN(Screenplay) had a groundbreaking partnershipof more than 60 years, winning Tony® Awards fortheir lyrics and/or librettos for Applause, Wonder-ful Town, Hallelujah Baby!, On the Twentieth Cen-

tury, and The Will Rogers Follies. Other Broadwaycredits:On the Town (including the smash Broad-way revival), Peter Pan, Bells Are Ringing, Do ReMi, Subways Are for Sleeping, and A Doll’s Life.They wrote the screenplays and/or lyrics for filmsincluding Singin’ in the Rain, Good News, On theTown, The Band Wagon, It’s Always Fair Weather(Academy Award nomination), and Auntie Mame.They were inducted into the Songwriters Hall ofFame and received the Kennedy Center HonorsAward in 1991, among countless other tributes.Betty Comden appeared in the films Garbo Talksand Slaves of New York, and authored an essaycollection entitled Off Stage. Ms. Comden is sur-vived by her daughter, Susanna Kyle. AdolphGreen appeared in the films Simon, My FavoriteYear, Lily in Love, I Want to Go Home, and The Sub-stance of Fire, and as Dr. Pangloss in the televisionbroadcast of “Candide,” conducted by LeonardBernstein. Mr. Green is survived by his wife, TonyAward-winning actress Phyllis Newman (founderof the Phyllis Newman Women’s Health Initiativeof the Actors Fund), and their children, Adam andAmanda.

NACIO HERB BROWN (Songs)was born as Igna-cio Herb Brown in Deming, New Mexico. He grad-uated from the University of California, LosAngeles. He was a successful writer of popularsongs, and Broadway theatre music in the 1920s,originally doing this as a sideline to his financiallysuccessful career in California Real Estate. In 1928he was hired to work in Hollywood by MGM andwrite movie music for the new medium of soundfilm. For his film work, he often collaborated withlyricist Arthur Freed. He appears in the film TheHollywood Revue of 1929. Brown's hits included“Fit as a Fiddle and Ready for Love,” "Pagan LoveSong," "Singin' in the Rain," "Wedding of thePainted Doll,” and "You Are My Lucky Star." Hewrote the music for the musicals Singin’ in theRain and Take A Chance and additional music forBig Deal and Earl Caroll’sVanities. Brown is an in-ductee of the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTARTHUR FREED (Songs) was born in Charleston,South Carolina. He was a lyricist and a Hollywoodfilm producer. Freed began his career in vaude-ville, and he appeared with the likes of the MarxBrothers. He soon began to write songs, and waseventually hired by Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer. Foryears, he wrote lyrics for numerous films. In 1939he was promoted to the position of producer, andhelped elevate MGM as the studio of the musical.Freed chose to surround himself with film direc-tors such as Vincente Minnelli and Busby Berke-ley. He also helped shape the careers of stars likeJudy Garland and Gene Kelly. His team of writers,directors, composers and stars came to be knownas the "Freed Unit" and produced a steady streamof popular, critically acclaimed musicals that lasteduntil the late 1950s. Freed served as associate pro-ducer on The Wizard of Oz.His most famous songis “Singin' in the Rain”, and two of his films wonthe Academy Award for Best Picture – An Americanin Paris (1951) and Gigi (1958).

KELLI BARCLAY (Director & Choreographer)NYC: Himself and Nora (Minetta Lane Theater),Pipe Dream (City Center Encores), City Center's 20Years of Encores, Camelot in Concert and The OscarHammerstein Awards Saluting Carol Channing, 40Naked Women, a Monkey and Me (BroadwayLab). Goodspeed Opera House: Anything Goes,Damn Yankees (Ct. Critics Circle Award nominationfor Best Choreography), Hello, Dolly! (Ct. C.C.Award nomination for Best Choreography), MyOne and Only (Ct. C.C. Award Winner for Best Cho-reography); How to Succeed in Business... (Ct. C.C.Award nomination); and Hello, My Baby! at TheNorma Terris Theatre. Other: Eugene O'NeillCabaret Conference, Singin' In the Rain (GatewayPlayhouse, St. Louis MUNY). 42nd Street (Arts Cen-ter of Coastal Carolina), White Christmas (Ogun-quit). Feature Film: Made for Each Other (Assoc.Choreographer) The Radio City Music Hall Christ-mas Spectacular (Detroit, MI). NYMTF: MichaelHolland'sHurricane the Musical; David Shire's MyHistory of Marriage. Kelli helped Goodspeed de-sign and develop their Musical Theater Dance In-

tensive which has been successfully ongoing for4 years. Mastering every style of dance, she’s beenon faculty for numerous dance organizations.Honorary Award by Dance Educators of Americafor contribution in dance world. Many original bal-lets: Once Upon A Wish and Angels Among Usstarring NY Times Best-selling author Rev. AlmaDaniel. Faculty: American Ballet Theater’s Inten-sive in NYC. Associate/ Asst. Choreographer Broad-way credits: Ain’t Broadway Grand (Tony® nom.Best Choreography), Rodgers and Hammerstein'sState Fair, 42nd Street (2001 Award winning Re-vival, Tony® nom. Best Choreography) and IrvingBerlin's White Christmas (Tony® nom. Best Chore-ography). Kelli has set 42nd Street in Holland,New Zealand and Germany as well as the currentNat’l tour. Most recently 42nd Street at London’sTheatre Royal Drury Lane. She also worked dili-gently on the film version which just premieredat movie theaters nationwide and is available onBroadway HD. Ct. Critic Circle Award for the rein-vented Will Rogers Follies at Goodspeed OperaHouse. So proud to have choreographed the ac-claimed Jekyll & Hyde last season for North ShoreMusic Theatre.

MILTON GRANGER (Music Director) returns toTheatre By The Sea having previously music di-rectedCats, Mary Poppins, and My Fair Lady. As pi-anist/conductor: Broadway: Mary Poppins, TheWoman in White, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Cyranothe musical, andCamelot (with Robert Goulet). Na-tional Tours: Phantom of the Opera, Big, SunsetBoulevard, Camelot. International: West SideStory. Over 100 regional productions at NorthShore Music Theatre, Baltimore CenterStage,Westchester Broadway Theatre and others. Workas composer/lyricist: Two First Prizes in NationalOpera Association new chamber opera competi-tion; eight chamber operas, performed regularlythroughout U.S. and Canada. Several producedmusical plays, includingCastle Walk (NYMF NextLink Selection), and Peter Rabbit and the Gardenof Doom (winner, Actors’ Playhouse competition).miltongranger.com

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTKYLE DIXON (Scenic Design). Kyle’s scenic art-work may be seen across the United States, fromNYC to Las Vegas. Selected designs include: WestSide Story, Music Man, Young Frankenstein,Mamma Mia!, Hairspray, Peter Pan and 42ndStreet, Oklahoma! (North Shore Music Theatre),The Broadway Classic Music Dance Review (Tian-qiao Performing Arts Center, Beijing, China)Camelot (Westchester Broadway Theatre), Buddy,The Wizard of Oz, Joseph, Sister Act, Music Man,The Producers, Young Frankenstein, Mamma Mia!,Beauty and the Beast, Chicago,and Love and OtherFables (Theatre By The Sea, BWW RegionalAwards), Growing up ‘70s starring Barry Williams(Off Broadway), Angelina Ballerina, The Musical(NYC, Toronto, National Tour), Fancy Nancy, the Mu-sical (NYC, National Tour), It Shoulda Been Youstar-ring Kim Zimmer (Gretna Theatre), Forever Plaid,Lend Me A Tenor, and Joseph (Palace Theatre InThe Dells) and more. Kyle has designed concertevents for Faith Prince, Tommy Tune, Pam Tillis,and the NC Gubernatorial Inauguration Gala (TellyAward). In addition to theatre, he is the designerof NC’s historic Elizabethan Gardens’ WinterLights, a ten-acre holiday display. KyleDixonDesigns.com

DAVID COSTA-CABRAL (Costume Coordinator)received his MFA in Theatrical Design from South-ern Methodist University and is currently atenured full professor at Providence College.Among his local design credits: Another Roll of theDice, The Cradle Will Rock, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels,Side Show, The Three Penny Opera, Oklahoma!and Carousel at The Boston Conservatory @Berklee; Sweeney Todd, Phantom of the Opera, AChristmas Carol, Jesus Christ Superstar, Grease, BigRiver andDamn Yankeesat LaSalle Academy; andJoseph…, Grease, Annie, The Sound of Music,How to Succeed..., and West Side Story at TheatreBy The Sea. In addition to his theatre work Davidhas created costumes for The Miss America Pag-eant and quite a number of bridal ensembles.Among those he has created costumes for areViola Davis, Katherine McPhee and Liz Callaway.

JOSE SANTIAGO (Lighting Design) is happy tobe returning for his fourth consecutive seasonhere at Theatre By The Sea as the Resident LightingDesigner. Other designs include: Oklahoma!,Mamma Mia!, Peter Pan, Spamalot, Evita, Hair-spray (North Shore Music Theatre); Rent, AnythingGoes, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Sis-ter Act The Musical, Young Frankenstein, WhiteChristmas (Gateway); Of Mice and Men (Bay StreetTheatre); Man of La Mancha, La Cage aux Folles,Crazy for You (The Wick Theatre); Parade, HolidayInn, Mamma Mia! (Merry- Go-Round Playhouse);Shrek, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Matilda (5Star Theatricals). He received his Master of FineArts in Lighting Design from Florida State Univer-sity. jsantiagodesign.com

JOANNA LYNN STAUB (Sound Designer) ishappy to be designing for Theatre By The Sea forthe first time. Off-Broadway: The Public Theater,Ensemble Studio Theatre, WP Theatre, 59E59 andNY Theatre Workshop. Regional: Goodman The-atre, La Jolla Playhouse, 5th Avenue Theatre, Ore-gon Shakespeare Festival, Kansas City Rep,Alliance Theatre. Classical: St. Louis and New Jer-sey Symphonies. Television: “NBC – Live! TheSound of Music,” “Peter Pan” and “The Wiz.” Ms.Staub has extensive credits associate designingand engineering Broadway and national touringcompanies. She holds degrees from Ithaca Col-lege and the University of Illinois. jlssound.com

MEG KANE (Wig & Hair Design) is joining TheatreBy The Sea as wig designer for her first season. Inaddition to holding a BFA in Theatre from URI,Meg is currently working towards a Master’s De-gree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling fromLesley University. Meg's regional work includesActors Theatre of Louisville, The Walnut Street The-atre and Ocean State Theatre Company. Favoriteregional credits include 1776, Anything Goes,Damn Yankees, Around The World in 80 Days,Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story, Damn Yankees,Dracula, Maple & Vine, Boris Godunov, South Pa-cific, The King and I, and The Miracle Worker. Meg

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTlives in Smithfield, RI with her cat Loki. Thanks tofamily and friends for their love and support; spe-cial thanks to DTH, MG, TV, JV, VT, & Thom Warren.

KATE L. FERDINANDI* (Production Stage Man-ager) is elated to be “By The Sea” for her fifth sum-mer! Selected credits:Chicago, Mamma Mia!, TheProducers, The Music Man, The Wizard of Oz,Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Theatre By The Sea);Hands on a Hardbody, Intimate Apparel, FunHome, Anna in the Tropics (Colorado Springs FAC),A Christmas Carol ('17 and '18, The Hanover The-atre); Little Women, Born Yesterday, White Christ-mas, Billy Elliot, The Miracle Worker, 1776, TheAddams Family (Ocean State Theatre Company);The Wiz (Fiddlehead Theatre); Fiddler on the Roof(Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival); A ChristmasCarol, Steel Magnolias (Trinity Rep); A Doll's House,Glengarry Glen Ross, The Glass Menagerie (SandraFeinstein-Gamm Theatre). Thanks to Mom for theroots and wings! Proud member of Actors' Equity.

JAMES KANE* (Assistant Stage Manager) is ex-cited to be joining Theatre By The Sea this sum-mer! At Trinity Rep, James has served as:Production Stage Manager for An Iliad; AssistantStage Manager for black odyssey, Little Shop ofHorrors; Production Assistant for Pride and Preju-dice, Ragtime, Othello, Death of a Salesman, LikeSheep to Water, or Fuente Ovejuna, A MidsummerNight’s Dream, Beowulf: A Thousand Years of Bag-gage, A Christmas Carol (2016 & 2017), and Okla-homa!. Other theatres: Trinity Rep/Rhode IslandLatino Arts Teatro en el Verano, Brown/Trinity RepMFA program, Ringling Bros. Barnum and BaileyCircus: 126th Edition as a Clown and 128th Edi-tion as a production assistant. James is a RhodeIsland College alumnus.

BILL HANNEY (Owner/Producer) is honored andproud to have been responsible for the re-open-ing of the nationally renowned Theatre By The Seain 2007. He began his career in show business atage 19, leasing and developing movie theaters,including his first multiplex in Quincy, Massachu-

setts. Before long, he was booking rock shows (Jef-ferson Starship, Rush) and other types of live en-tertainment, which eventually led to thepresenting and producing of Broadway produc-tions. One such show was an appearance by thelegendary mime artist, Marcel Marceau. As presi-dent of Broadway Productions, Bill presented na-tional tours such as Annie, Amadeus, Dancin’, PeterPan, The Rocky Horror Show and Mark Twain star-ring Hal Holbrook, throughout New England in-cluding Worcester, Springfield, Portland, Maineand Boston. Aside from his work reopening The-atre By The Sea in 2007, one of Bill’s crowningachievements was the 2010 purchase and re-opening of North Shore Music Theatre, a land-mark 1,500 seat professional theatre, which is inits tenth successful year of operation in Beverly,MA (nsmt.org). Throughout his career, Bill hasstayed focused on his movie theatre chain havingbought, built, owned, operated and sold morethan 30 cinemas. His company, EntertainmentCinemas, currently operates seven movie com-plexes in four states. In 2009, Bill was elected Pres-ident of the Theatre Owners of New England. Bill’songoing work with NSMT inspires him to consideracquiring additional performance venues atwhich he plans to someday share his productionsbetween his theatres. Bill has been named to theNorth Shore Top 100 by the North Shore Chamberof Commerce. In 2012, he was recognized by boththe Beverly Chamber of Commerce and SalemChamber of Commerce as Business Person of theYear. He is the recipient of the 2015 Leslie S. RayHall of Fame Award, presented by the Greater Bev-erly Chamber of Commerce. Bill is a member ofthe League of Broadway Producers and was in-volved with the recent revival of Pippin,as well asdeveloping several new musicals and has justlaunched Cape Live!, a new summer entertain-ment series at the Barnstable Performing Arts Cen-ter in Hyannis.

KEVIN P. HILL (Producing Artistic Director). Bornand raised in Waltham, Massachusetts, Kevinbegan his theatrical career as dancer and actor. He

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTappeared in National Touring companies of Hello,Dolly! with Carol Channing, Leslie Uggams andMichele Lee, Anything Goesand the InternationalTouring Company ofA Chorus Line. New York au-diences have seen him in the Off-Broadway pro-duction of Party. Regional credits as a performerinclude: West Side Story, Good News! A ChorusLine, My Fair Lady and Marvin in Falsettoland.Kevin has directed and choreographed over 100productions across America. He has had the priv-ilege of working with such stars as Marin Mazzie,Joanne Worley, Kathleen Turner, Josh Groban,Jonathan Groff and Tony Award winner, Cady Huff-man. In New York, he was the assistant to the di-rector of On the Twentieth Century at the NewAmsterdam Theatre and assistant to the choreog-rapher on the revival of Guys and Dolls. He di-rected and choreographed Mamma Mia!, SmokeyJoe’s Cafe, Sister Act, Young Frankenstein, MaryPoppins, and Grease here at Theatre By The Seaand A Christmas Carol, Young Frankenstein, MaryPoppins, Sister Act, and Mamma Mia! at Bill Han-ney’s North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, MA,where he is also Producing Artistic Director. Kevinhas been nominated as Best Director/Choreogra-pher for his work on Smokey Joe’s Café, Rent, TheFull Monty, Chicago, and Edwin Drood, and wasawarded the NH Theatre Award for Best Choreog-raphy for West Side Storyat the Papermill Theatre.Kevin has also been awarded Six Broadway Worldawards and two Motif awards for his productionsof Mamma Mia!, Mary Poppins and YoungFrankenstein. Future projects include an originaldanced play called Standing Still. As a Professor ofDance, Kevin has been on faculty at PennsylvaniaState University, Kansas State University and mostrecently The Boston Conservatory of Music. Kevinis a proud member of SDC, AEA and Dance Mas-ters of New England, Chapter 5.

THOM WARREN* (Associate Producer) began hisassociation with Theatre By The Sea as an actorplaying Harry the Horse in Guys and Dolls (2000).He then returned in 2013 to become the Com-pany Manager, a position he held until 2015. A

member of Actors’ Equity and SDC, Thom is also acasting associate for Theatre By The Sea. In NYC hewas the Company Manager for the Off-Broadwayplay Psycho Therapy. As a performer, Thom beganhis career with Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre beforemoving on to musical comedy and has appearedin close to 100 shows. Choreography credits in-clude productions of West Side Story (NSMT &Kansas City Starlight), as well as a full-length pro-duction of The Nutcracker. Thom would like tothank Bill, Kevin, Tom, Helen and Chris. And ofcourse, Dan, Sam, Jimmy and Peter. Dammit!

MATTHEW CHAPPELL (Casting Director) is hon-ored to continue working with this remarkable cre-ative team as resident Casting Director andAssociate Producer for Bill Hanney’s North ShoreMusic Theatre and resident Casting Director forTheatre By The Sea. An accomplished performer,he is fortunate to have worked all over the worldin more than 30 productions, including severalshows at NSMT, as lead vocalist in StephenSchwartz’s Magic To Do for Princess Cruise Lines,and appearances at Feinstein’s/54 Below, The Du-plex, Carnegie Hall, and The Metropolitan Room.For many years, Matthew worked as a talent agent,casting associate, and photographer for HeymanTalent Agency, specializing in TV/film, commer-cials, runway, print and voiceovers. He is a formerAssociate Producer for Encore International, cast-ing and producing shows for theme parks, cruiseships, and corporate events.

MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL is one of theworld’s leading theatrical licensing agencies,granting schools as well as amateur and profes-sional theatres from around the world the rightsto perform the largest selection of great musicalsfrom Broadway and beyond. MTI works directlywith the composers, lyricists and book writers ofthese shows to provide official scripts, musical ma-terials and dynamic theatrical resources to over60,000 theatrical organizations in the U.S. and inover 60 countries worldwide. (MTIShows.com)

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA - actorse-quity.org), founded in 1913, represents more than45,000 actors and stage managers in the UnitedStates. Equity seeks to advance, promote and fos-ter the art of live theatre as an essential compo-nent of our society. Equity negotiates wages andworking conditions, providing a wide range ofbenefits, including health and pension plans. AEAis a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated withFIA, an international organization of performingarts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of ex-cellence.

THEATRE BY THE SEA, which is on the NationalRegister of Historic Places, has had many incarna-tions over the years. The Tyler family purchased theproperty in the early ‘20s. After Alice Tyler was lefta widow with three young children, she ran theproperty as a summer camp for girls. When thedepression hit, she decided to create jobs and pro-vide a future for her children by turning the barninto a theatre. The 300-seat theatre opened on Au-gust 7, 1933 with a production called Strictly Dy-namite. That initial season lasted four weeks andfeatured four different plays, one of which wastaken to New York. In 1938, a Yale Cooperativetook over. Then, on September 2, a hurricane hit.The back wall of the theatre caved in and the stageroof was blown off. During the repairs, the theaterwas expanded to include a balcony. The newly en-larged theatre operated through 1941 and thenwent dark during the war. In 1946, the theatre’smost glamorous and star-filled period began. Thetheatre became what is referred to as a “star-sys-

tem” house opening with a show called DreamGirl which starred Judy Holliday. Other headlinerswho were brought in included Tallulah Bankhead,Mae West, Groucho Marx, and Marlon Brando.Following the 1958 season, the property was soldto the Bontecou family, who leased it sporadicallyfor several years, and by 1966 there were plans totear down the theatre. Upon hearing that the the-atre was to be destroyed, Tommy Brent, who hadpreviously worked as a publicist for the theatre, re-turned and saved the theater from demolition. Hisfirst show opened on June 23, 1967 and he ranthe theatre successfully for twenty-two years. In1988, FourQuest Entertainment, which consistedof Laura Harris, (who had previously worked at thetheatre for eleven summers), Renny Serre andRichard Ericson, came on board. Following exten-sive renovations, FourQuest reopened the theaterin the spring of 1989 and continued producinghigh quality summer theater in Matunuck untilthe fall of 2003. The theatre went dark once againuntil 2007, when entrepreneur Bill Hanney pur-chased the property and, with producing partners,successfully mounted a production of A FunnyThing Happened on the Way to the Forum, just sixweeks later, reopening the historic theatre on Au-gust 8, 2007. Theatre By The Sea continues to an-nually produce a successful four-musicalsubscription season along with a children’s theatreand concert series.* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of ProfessionalActors and Stage Managers in the United States.

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST

THEATRE BY THE SEA STAFF 2019Owner & Producer .......................................................................................................... Bill HanneyProducing Artistic Director ............................................................................................. Kevin P. HillAssociate Producer .................................................................................................... Thom WarrenGeneral Manager .......................................................................................................... Tom SenterCasting Director ................................................................................................... Matthew ChappellBox Office Manager ..................................................................................................... Vincent LupinoDirector of Marketing and Communication .................................................................... Mike CeceriPress Representative & Group Sales Coordinator ................................................ Karen Gail KesslerDirector of Corporate and Community Relations ............................................... Karen Nascembeni

PRODUCTION STAFF 2019Production Manager ........................................................................................................ Randy BeckCompany Manager ............................................................................................................. Lacy ReilyAssistant Company Manager ....................................................................................... Sean BertrandTechnical Director ....................................................................................................... Steve WilsonAssistant to the Technical Director ............................................................................ Brittany CostelloProduction Deck Chief ......................................................................................... Cameron WaitkunProduction Fly Chief ................................................................................................... Michael GreeneProduction Apprentices ........................................................... Adrienne Brennan, Emmy Delmonico,

Timothy Fine, Alexander SantiagoProperties Artisan ......................................................................................................... Aubanita KirkDirector of Costumes ...................................................................................................... David CabralAssistant Costume Shop Manager .......................................................................... Kerry DelagarzaStitchers .................................................................... Alex Quigley, Mikayla Reid, Jennifer StavrakasCostume Shop Apprentice .......................................................................................... Marie SylvesterWardrobe Apprentices ..................................................................... Anthony Feola, Adam OliverasMaster Electrician ....................................................................................................... Elliot KonstantAssistant Master Electrician ................................................................................... Thomas EdwardsSeason Sound Supervision ....................................................................................... Danny ErdbergAudio Engineers .............................................................................. Laura Brauner, Jordan Del PinoSound Shop Builders ............................... Kenneth Goodwin, Kelsi Halverson, Valentine MonfuegaAssistant Audio Engineer ............................................................................................ Brian MirandaProduction Stage Managers ............................................ John Carpentier*, Kate L. Ferdinandi*Assistant Stage Managers ....................................................................... James Kane*, Logan Pratt*Stage Management Apprentices ...........................................................Gavin DiFranco, Owen SmithActing Interns ............................ Maggie Bergman, Victoria Biro, Jason Haggerty, Natalie LivingstonHouse Managers ........................................................................................ Maria Day, Michael SalvoBox Office Assistants ...................................... Karen Gail Kessler, Tom Lavallee, Louise Tetreault,

Bill Whitehead, Jr., Marcia ZammarelliMusic Contractor ........................................................................................................... Mike SartiniFacilities Manager ................................................................................................... Michael AnthonyFacilities Staff .................................................................................................................... Scott HoweProgram Printer ............................................................................................................ RPI PrintingProgram Advertising .............................................................................................. Karen Gail KesslerProduction Photographer ................................................................... Steven Richard PhotographyLighting Rentals ......................................................................................... 4Wall Entertainment, Inc.Sound Rentals ................................................................................. Masque Sound and RecordingLandscaping and Lawn Service .......................................................................... RDS LandscapingCleaning Services ....................................................................... Deborah Moulton, Melony DuttonLobby Flowers ................................................................................................................. FlowerthymeAccounting ............................................................................... Thomas Armand, Armand & Co. PCLegal Counsel .................................................................................. James Aukerman, John Kenyon

SCENERY BUILT BY NORTH SHORE MUSIC THEATRE SCENE SHOPProduction Manager .............................................................................................. Nicholas NovacoAssociate Production Manager ................................................................................... Scott G. NasonTechnical Director ....................................................................................................... Steve WilsonAssistant Technical Director ............................................................................... Chris KonstantinidiScene Shop Forman .................................................................................................. Myles McMannScenic Carpenters ........................................................................... Derek Hodge, Emily O’SullivanWelder ....................................................................................................................... Abbey KulhavyProperties Artisans ....................................................................... Morgan Rodgers, Jennie FischerScenic Charge .......................................................................................................... Sasha SeamanAssistant Scenic Charge ......................................................................................... Shannon Gemma

* Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

PATRON INFORMATIONBOX OFFICE HOURS

MONDAY – SATURDAY11am – 6pm

PERFORMANCE DAYS11am until curtain

PERFORMANCE SUNDAYS12 noon until curtain

CONTACT USBox Office: (401) 782-8587

E-mail: [email protected]: www.theatrebythesea.com

Administrative offices: (401) 782-3800

GENERAL TICKET INFORMATIONChildren under 4 are NOT allowed at any ofthe four subscription musicals. This includesbabies and toddlers that can be held.

Children under 4 are welcome at our one-hour-long Children's Festival productions, however,children age 2 and above must have a ticketand sit in a seat.

Everyone must have a ticket to enter the the-atre, sit in a seat, and be able to sit quietlythrough the entire performance.

Not all programming is appropriate for all ages.All musicals have a content advisory and a fullsynopsis on their individual pages on the web-site. Please feel free to contact the Box Officewith any question regarding the content of theshow. Although opinions on appropriate view-ing may differ, we will do our best to answeryour questions regarding language, violence,and adult situations.

TICKET FEESRestoration Fee: $1 added to all tickets (pur-chased in person/by phone/online) to the 4season musicals and concert series events.

Handling Fee: $6 per ticket online, $4 per ticketby phone, no fee for in person sales.

ALL TICKET PURCHASES ARE A FINAL SALE. NO REFUNDS. TICKETS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE.

GIFT CERTIFICATESGift Certificates are available through the BoxOffice or online anytime.

GROUP SALESDiscount rates are available for groups of 10or more. Call (401) 782-3800 x 112

FIRE EXITSTheatre By The Sea has six fire exits. Two fireexits are located on either side of the audito-rium and also in the balcony. There are addi-tional exits on both sides of the lobby as wellas through the center lobby barn doors.

BISTRO BY THE SEAFor reservations call (401) 789-3030

or online at www.theatrebythesea.com

REFRESHMENTSRefreshments are normally available beforethe show and during intermission at theGazebo and at Bistro by the Sea. Glass bottlesare not permitted in the auditorium.

RECORDING DEVICES, CAMERAS,PAGERS & CELL PHONES

Use of recording devices and cameras is notpermitted. Please be certain that all pagers,digital watches and cell phones are turned off,and refrain from text messaging or emailingduring the performance.

SMOKINGFire regulations forbid smoking in the audito-rium, lobby or restrooms. Smoking is allowedoutside the building in the side parking lot.Kindly use the receptacles for disposal.

RESTROOMSMen’s and women’s restrooms are located offthe lobby. Handicapped accessible and addi-tional men’s and women’s restrooms are lo-cated in the gazebo area.

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