Senior Acknowledgement

The Somerset Berkley Regional High School

Drama Company Proudly Presents…

Co-Directed by

Lennie Machado & Samuel M. Bianco

Assistant Director & Pit Orchestra Director

David M. Marshall

Starring

Marcus DeSouto Ally Ellison Joshua Furtado Erin Gabus Phil Cambra Andrew Raposo Morgan Deplitch Emma Botelho William Medeiros Matthew Dion

May 9, 2014 @ 7:00 p.m. – May 10, 2014 @ 1:00 p.m. May 10, 2014 @ 7:00 p.m. – May 11, 2014 @ 2:00 p.m.

Somerset Berkley Regional High School Auditorium

“Guys and Dolls” 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) 397-4684

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A Musical Fable of Broadway

Based on a story and characters by DAMON RUNYON

Music & Lyrics by

FRANK LOESSER

Book by

JO SWERLING & ABE BURROWS

Tess Burns

Sarah Cady

Philip Cambra

Amber Cordeiro

Jonathan Costa

Aaron Couto

Marcus DeSouto

Jacqueline Ellis

Ally Ellison

Lucas Finsness

Brandon Furtado

Hailey Hastings

Madison Hyde

Beth Kleinen

Rachael Lake

Kaylie Leite

Victoria Levesque

Presley Mahanna

Stephen Margaletta

Alexa Pacheco

Mickey Punthong

Family, Friends, Community Members and Guests,

Once again at Somerset Berkley Regional High School it is

time to celebrate the Arts. Tonight our students bring you a

performance of “Guys and Dolls”. The show is a classic

Broadway musical and we are so excited for it to be the last show

to be performed on our historic stage.

Our students and faculty have worked tirelessly to bring you

an entertaining, musically sophisticated, and dramatically

powerful performance tonight. The students’ voices have filled

these halls for many weeks and now family, friends and

community members can be proud of these students and the

dedication they have to their craft!

Terence Vaughan Mann once said that “movies will make

you famous, television will make you rich, but theatre will make

you good.” Well, I can assure you that Somerset Berkley students

are truly GOOD! Hence, welcome to our theatre, enjoy our show

and be proud of these young adults as they bring you the

Somerset Berkley Regional High School Drama Department’s

performance of “Guys and Dolls”.

Sincerely,

Dr. Jamal Mosley

Principal, Somerset Berkley Regional High School

Administration SBRSD Superintendent of Schools ...................................................................... Mr. Thomas J. Lynch SBRHS Principal ................................................................................................................ Dr. Jahmal Mosley SBRHS Assistant Principal .................................................................................... Mr. David J. Lanczycki SBRHS Assistant Principal .......................................................................................... Ms. Susan Brelsford SPS / SBRHS Interim Coordinator of the Fine & Performing Arts ................ Mr. Ira Schaefer SBRSD School Committee Members .................................................... Mr. Richard Peirce (Chair), Ms. Elizabeth White (Vice-Chair), Mrs. Julie Ramos-Gagliardi, Mr. George D. Kelly, Mr. Jamieson Souza, Mr. Cris Ghilarducci, and Mrs. Lori Rothwell

Special Thanks

Many people came forward to encourage and to help us get this show off the ground. We offer them our heartfelt thanks and gratitude. Some, however deserve extra mention.

First and foremost, the music department wishes to thank Ms. Nancy Listenfelt for all of her hard work in helping to make our production a success. From helping us publicize the production on numerous radio stations, soliciting businesses to place advertisements in our program booklet, posting flyers for the show all over Southeastern Massachusetts, and helping design, edit and print our program booklet; her selfless devotion towards the music department helps make events such as this possible. Thank you Nancy!

Also, a special thanks to Joshua Conover from SP Sound & Production for his help in setting up the sound and side lighting for the event. He went above and beyond what he needed to in order to ensure that this production would go off without a hitch. Also special thanks to Amy Parise for her assistance in the technical and lighting preparations in the planning of today’s production.

Additional thanks to Mr. Stephen Meehan and Mrs. Ginny Troutman for their help with the principal bios photography. They always do a great job and help to make it a special moment for our well deserving actors and actresses!

A profound thank you to Mr. Raymond “Curtis” O’Connell and the custodian crew here at Somerset Berkley Regional High School. They were here to help us during every step of the process of producing this production of “Guys and Dolls”. We could not produce all of these great musical performances without the efforts of Curtis and the entire Custodian Staff here at Somerset Berkley Regional High School!

The Cast, Crew and Staff of “Guys and Dolls” would also like to thank the supportive administration here at Somerset Berkley Regional High School for their continued support and encouragement of this production and the entire list of musical endeavors that we undertake throughout the year. Without their support and guidance, musical performances such as today’s production would not be possible!

Finally, none of our musical ensembles would function as successfully as they do without the wonderful parent support here at Somerset Berkley Regional High School. We are very thankful as a staff that they allow us to borrow their children “free of charge” day in and day out.

Thanks to all who helped us along the way and share in our production’s success!

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About the Show… GUYS AND DOLLS is a musical with music and lyrics

written by Frank Loesser and book by Jo Swerling and

Abe Burrows, based on "The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown"

and "Blood Pressure", two short stories by Damon

Runyon. It also borrows characters and plot elements from

other Runyon stories, most notably "Pick the Winner”. It

is bursting with breathtaking dance routines and classic hit

songs such as “Luck Be a Lady”, “Sit Down You’re

Rockin’ the Boat” and “Guys and Dolls”.

The Original Broadway Musical was first produced at the

46th Street Theatre, opening on November 24, 1950 and

directed by George S. Kaufman. It starred Robert Alda

(Sky Masterson), Sam Levene (Nathan Detroit), Isabel

Bigley (Sister Sarah Brown), and Vivian Blaine (Miss

Adelaide). The play enjoyed an initial run of 1,201

performances, winning five 1951 Tony Awards,

including the award for Best Musical. Decca Records

issued an original cast recording on LP; it was later reissued

on CD by MCA. The original London production opened at

the London Coliseum on May 28, 1953 and ran for 555

performances. The show enjoyed numerous award-winning

revivals and tours and has become a popular choice for

school and community theatre productions.

On November 3, 1955 the Film Version was released,

starring Marlon Brando (Sky Masterson), Frank Sinatra

(Nathan Detroit), and Jean Simmons (Sister Sarah

Brown), with Vivian Blaine (Miss Adelaide) reprising her

role. It was directed by Joseph Mankiewicz.

Plot Synopsis - Act Two

The next evening, Adelaide performs her act at the Hot Box ("Take Back Your Mink"). Nathan doesn't show up for the elopement because he's still running the crap game. She soon realizes that Nathan has stood her up again and turns to her book for comfort ("Adelaide's Second Lament").

Sarah admits to Arvide Abernathy, her uncle and fellow mission worker, that she loves Sky but will never see him again because she believes he is responsible for the previous night's crap game. Abernathy expresses his faith in Sky's inherent goodness and urges Sarah to follow her heart ("More I Cannot Wish You"). Sky tells Sarah he intends to deliver the dozen genuine sinners for the revival. She doesn't believe him and walks off, but Arvide subtly encourages him.

Nicely shows Sky where the game is being held: the sewer ("Crapshooters Dance"). Big Jule has lost a large amount of cash and insists on playing on credit. To change his luck he uses his own dice which are blank and proceeds to cheat Nathan out of all of his money. Sky then arrives with Nicely. Big Jule isn't impressed in the slightest but Sky responds by punching him out. He then gives Nathan $1,000, saying that Nathan won the bet and implying that Sarah refused to go to Havana with him. Sky, determined to get the dozen sinners he promised Sarah, bets every man at the game a thousand dollars against their souls. If he loses, everyone gets a thousand dollars each, but if he wins, they must all attend the revival at the mission ("Luck, Be a Lady"). He tosses the dice. The gamblers head towards the mission, and it is clear that Sky has won his bet. On his way there, Nathan runs into Adelaide and tells her that he has to attend the prayer meeting. Adelaide does not believe him. She asks herself why she keeps putting up with Nathan's lies, and he tells her that he loves her ("Sue Me").

Sky and the gamblers arrive at the mission, much to Sarah's surprise. General Cartwright asks if anyone wishes to give testimony to their sins. Benny and Big Jule testify but another gambler named Harry The Horse lets slip that Sky only got them to the meeting because he won their souls in a dice game. The General is very pleased by this as it shows that good can come out of evil. Attempting to appear contrite, Nicely invents a dream which encouraged him to repent, and the gamblers join in with revivalist fervor ("Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat"). Brannigan arrives and threatens to arrest everyone for the crap game in the Mission, but Sarah clears them, saying that none of the gamblers were at the mission the previous night. After Brannigan leaves, Nathan gives testimony and confesses that they held the crap game in the mission. He also confesses the bet he made with Sky about taking Sarah to Havana. He adds that he won the bet, to Sarah's shock, and she realizes that Sky wanted to protect her reputation and must genuinely care about her.

Sarah and Adelaide run into each other, and they commiserate and then resolve to marry their men anyway and reform them later ("Marry the Man Today"). Several weeks later, Nathan has opened a newsstand and is going to marry Adelaide at the mission. Sky and Sarah have just been married, and Sky is playing in the mission band ("Guys and Dolls" (Finale/Reprise)).

Plot Synopsis - Act One

A pantomime of never-ceasing activities depicts the hustle and bustle of New York City ("Runyonland"). Three small-time gamblers, Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Benny Southstreet, and Rusty Charlie, argue over which horse will win a big race ("Fugue for Tinhorns"). The band members of the Save-a-Soul Mission, led by the pious and beautiful Sergeant Sarah Brown, call for sinners to "Follow the Fold" and repent. Nicely and Benny's employer, Nathan Detroit, runs an illegal floating crap game. Due to local policeman Lt. Brannigan's strong-armed police activity, he has found only one likely spot to hold the game: the "Biltmore garage." However, the owner, Joey Biltmore, requires a $1,000 security deposit, and Nathan is broke ("The Oldest Established"). Nathan hopes to get $1,000 by winning a bet against Sky Masterson, a gambler willing to bet on virtually anything. Nathan proposes a bet which he believes he cannot lose: Sky must take a doll (a woman) of Nathan's choice to dinner in Havana, Cuba. Sky agrees, and Nathan chooses Sarah Brown. At the mission, Sky claims he wants to be saved, impressing Sarah with his knowledge of the Bible. He offers Sarah a deal: He will bring the mission "one dozen genuine sinners" if she will accompany him to Havana the next night. Sarah rebuffs him, telling him that she plans to fall in love with an upright, moral man. Sky replies that he plans on being surprised when he falls in love ("I'll Know"). Sky kisses Sarah, and she slaps him. Nathan goes to watch his fiancée of 14 years, Miss Adelaide, perform her nightclub act ("A Bushel and a Peck"). After her show, she asks him, as she has many times before, to go down to city hall and get a marriage license. She is distraught to find out that Nathan is still running the crap game. She consults a medical book, which tells her that her chronic cold is a psychosomatic reaction to her frustration with Nathan's failure to marry her ("Adelaide's Lament").

The next day, Nicely and Benny watch as Sky pursues Sarah, and Nathan tries to win back Adelaide's favor. They declare that guys will do anything for the dolls they love ("Guys and Dolls"). General Cartwright, the leader of the Save-a-Soul organization, visits the mission and explains that she will be forced to close the branch unless they succeed in bringing some sinners to the upcoming revival meeting. Sarah, desperate to save the mission, promises the General "one dozen genuine sinners", implicitly accepting Sky's deal. The gamblers, including a notorious gangster from Chicago named Big Jule, are waiting for Nathan to secure the spot for the game and Lt. Brannigan becomes suspicious. To convince him of their innocence, they tell Brannigan their gathering is Nathan's "surprise bachelor party". This satisfies Brannigan, and Nathan resigns himself to eloping with Adelaide. Adelaide goes home to pack, promising to meet him after her show the next afternoon. The Save-A-Soul Mission band passes by, and Nathan sees that Sarah is not in it; he realizes that he lost the bet and faints.

In a Havana nightclub, Sky buys a drink for himself and a "Cuban milkshake" for Sarah. She doesn't realize that the drink contains Bacardi rum, and she innocently drinks multiple glasses, becoming progressively tipsier. Outside the club, Sarah kisses Sky and proclaims that she is truly enjoying herself for the first time in her life ("If I Were A Bell"). She wants to stay in Havana with Sky. Sky is surprised to find, though, that he truly cares about Sarah's welfare, and he insists that they go back to the airport and return to New York. Back in New York, it is 4:00 AM, and as Sky and Sarah (now sober) stand in the street outside the mission, Sky explains that this is his favorite time of day, and Sarah is the only woman he's ever wanted to share it with him ("My Time of Day"). They both spontaneously admit that they're in love ("I've Never Been in Love Before"). A siren rings out and gamblers run out of the mission, where Nathan has been holding the crap game. Sarah assumes that Sky took her to Havana and pretended to be in love with her just so Nathan could use the mission for the game, rejecting his protests of innocence.

Musical Scenes

Act One

“Overture” ...................................................................................................... Orchestra

“Runyonland” .............................................................................................. Orchestra

“Fugue for Tinhorns” .................................................... Nicely, Benny & Harry

“Follow the Fold” .............................................................. Sarah & Mission Band

“The Oldest Established” ............................ Nathan, Nicely, Benny & Guys

“I’ll Know” .................................................................................................. Sarah & Sky

“A Bushel and a Peck” ..................... Miss. Adelaide & The Hot Box Girls

“Adelaide’s Lament” ........................................................................ Miss. Adelaide

“Guys and Dolls” ........................................................................... Nicely & Benny

“Havana” .......................................................................................................... Orchestra

“If I Were a Bell” .................................................................................................. Sarah

“My Time of Day” ................................................................................................... Sky

“I’ve Never Been in Love Before” .............................................. Sky and Sarah

Act Two

“Entr’acte” ........................................................................................................ Orchestra

“Take Back Your Mink” .................. Miss. Adelaide & The Hot Box Girls

“More I Cannot Wish You” ........................................................................ Arvide

“Crapshooters Ballet” ............................................................................... Orchestra

“Luck Be a Lady” ..................................................................................... Sky & Guys

“Sue Me” ......................................................................... Miss. Adelaide & Nathan

“Sit Down, You’re Rockin’ the Boat” ....................... Nicely and Ensemble

“Marry the Man Today” ............................................ Miss. Adelaide & Sarah

“Guys and Dolls” (Reprise) .................................................................... Ensemble

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The Cast

NATHAN DETROIT ........................................................................ Joshua Furtado

MISS. ADELAIDE ........................................................................................ Ally Ellison

SKY MASTERSON ........................................................................ Marcus DeSouto

SISTER SARAH BROWN ....................................................................... Erin Gabus

NICELY-NICELY JOHNSON ....................................................... Andrew Raposo

MISS. ADELAIDE (Performing Understudy) ................................ Morgan Deplitch

SISTER SARAH BROWN (Performing Understudy) ................... Emma Botelho

NICELY-NICELY JOHNSON (Performing Understudy) ... William Medeiros

BENNY SOUTHSTREET ...................................................................... Phil Cambra

ARVIDE ABERNATHY ..................................................................... Matthew Dion

LT. BRANNIGAN ................................................................................. Andrew Esten

BIG JULE ......................................................................................................... Phillip Orsi

HARRY THE HORSE ......................................................................... Lucas Finsness

GENERAL CARTWRIGHT ............................................................... Beth Kleinen

MIMI ................................................................................................... Presley Mahanna

LIVER LIPS LOUIE ......................................................................... Mickey Punthong

ANGIE THE OX ......................................................................................... Peter Alves

LUCKY CHANCE ..................................................................... Chance Rosebrock

HOT BOX GIRLS ........................................................... Jillian Brooks-Duval, Liz Furtado, Victoria Levesque, Allison Pereira, & Hailey Moreira

HOT BOX / HAVANA DANCERS .................. Aanal Bhavsar, Alexandra Beaulieu, Erica Dube, Taiylor Medina, & Courtney Dzialo

SALVATION ARMY BAND MISSIONARIES .... Italia Mahanna, Megan Quinlan, Lauren Medeiros, Julia Enloe, Madison Hyde,

Maxwell Fletcher, & Zachary Schultz

TIMES SQUARE / HAVANA ENSEMBLE .... Autumn Oliveira, Victoria Levesque, Isabella Seney, & Tallie Foster

Morgan Deplitch – Miss. Adelaide (Performing Understudy) Morgan is enthralled to take on the role of Adelaide in this year’s production of “Guys and Dolls”, in her sophomore year. She’s an accomplished performer, having been seen on American Idol during the most recent season. Morgan was also the understudy for Natalie in “Next to Normal” last year. She participates in multiple school groups including both Concert Choir and Show Choir. Morgan would like to dedicate her performance to all of her family and friends for all their support throughout her life.

Emma Botelho – Sister Sarah Brown (Performing Understudy) Emma is a junior at SBRHS and is very excited to be playing the role of Sarah's understudy! This is her third show with the Somerset Berkley Drama Department; she has appeared in “Legally Blonde: The Musical” as a chorus member and “Next to Normal” as Dr. Fine. She spends a large portion of time in the music department. Emma is a 40th Annual Musictown Festival Princess. She is highly involved, participating in the treble and concert choirs, "Electrify" show choir, playing cello in the orchestra and mallet percussion in the concert band. In addition to her many music ensembles, Emma is a member of the National Honor Society, captain of the debate team, and recently attended the International Career Development Conference in Atlanta, GA as the Massachusetts State DECA champion in her category. Outside of the high school, Emma has been involved in many shows, including "Annie," "Godspell," and "White Christmas" as choral and dance ensemble members. She has also recently portrayed the role of The Witch in a local production of "Into the Woods, Jr." Emma would like to thank Mr. Bianco, Mr. Marshall, and Lennie for everything that they do, as well as the cast and crew for their support. "Break a leg to the performers and hope you enjoy the show!"

William Medeiros – Nicely, Nicely Johnson (Performing Understudy) William Medeiros is very excited to have the opportunity to perform in this year's musical production as Nicely-Nicely Johnson. Being a freshman, he has had only a couple of years of experience in acting and singing. He performed in Somerset Middle School's productions of A Midsummer Night's Dream and A Little Princess. William was also the starring role of the Freshman class's Case Rally skit "TV Land" in November of 2013. William would like to thank Mr. Bianco, Lennie Machado, and Mr. Marshall for giving him this chance to perform in the last production to be featured on this stage. He certainly looks forward to performing for three more years on the new stage.

Lucas Finsness – Harry the Horse

Lucas is a senior at the high school, and a four year member of the drama club. Lucas is very involved in the music department being in every singing group for all four years and dance captain of the show choir this year. He has played roles such as Henry in “Next To Normal”, The UPS Guy in “Legally Blonde: The Musical”, and The Constable in “Fiddler on the Roof”. He has also gone to a performing arts summer camp for four years in a row called Alive where he (along with 30 other teens) wrote, directed and performed their own show. Lucas is very happy to be in this show this year, and would like to thank the whole cast and the directors, Mr. Bianco, Mr. Marshall, and Mr. Machado for making his last performance on this stage a special one. Enjoy the show!

Erin Gabus – Sister Sarah Brown Erin is beyond excited to be playing Sister Sarah Brown in Somerset Berkley Regional High School’s production of “Guys and Dolls”. She is a junior at SBRHS and this is her second production with the drama department. She is a member of Concert Choir, Chorale, “Electrify” Show Choir, and “Voltage” A Cappella group. Erin plans on continuing her involvement with music once she goes off to college. She would like to thank all of her friends and family for supporting her throughout this amazing journey. Erin would also like to thank Mr. Marshall for all his encouragement and time, Mr. Bianco for his support and guidance, and Mr. Lennie Machado for all of his wisdom and the opportunity to play this role. She wishes Marcus, Ally, Josh, and the rest of the cast and crew the best of luck! Erin would also like to dedicate her performance to her late friend Brandyn Fiola and his loved ones.

Andrew Raposo – Nicely-Nicely Johnson Andrew is thrilled to be given the opportunity to perform as Nicely-Nicely Johnson in this year’s production of “Guys and Dolls”. Andrew is currently a junior at SBRHS and participates in the Concert Choir, Chorale, “Electrify” Show Choir, and Voltage A’ Cappella group. He is also involved with the science club, Raiders Reaching Out, and Student Council, as well as being a junior class officer. He has participated in the past three SBRHS Spring Musical productions; “Fiddler on the Roof”, “Legally Blonde: The Musical”, and “Next to Normal”. Andrew has been involved with multiple community theatre productions as well. He would like to thank his friends and his family for all of the support that he has been given and would like to thank the cast and crew of “Guys and Dolls”; as well as Mr. Marshall, Mr. Bianco, and Mr. Machado for all of their help and guidance throughout the rehearsal process.

Phil Cambra – Benny Southstreet Phil Cambra is thrilled to be playing the role of Benny Southstreet in this year’s production of “Guys and Dolls.” Throughout his high school career, he has participated in the pit band for “Fiddler on the Roof,” and “Legally Blonde: The Musical” and this year is making his acting debut. He is an active member of the Concert Band, Select Jazz Band, Concert Choir, and Chorale. He would like to thank his family and friends for their support, and David M. Marshall, Lennie Machado, and Samuel Bianco for developing him into the musician and performer he is today.

Matthew Dion – Arvide Abernathy Matthew is cast as Arivde in SBHRS’ 2014 production of “Guys and Dolls”. He attends Somerset Berkley Regional High School (as a freshman and will graduate in 2017) where he is active in the music department as a singer and piano accompanist for the choruses. Matthew is also the organist at Saint Thomas More Church in Somerset MA and other various churches in the greater Fall River area. When not at church or doing something musical, Matthew can be seen volunteering as a tour guide at the Fall River Historical Society.

Pit Orchestra

Conductor ................................. Mr. David M. Marshall

Violins .................................... Miss. Merrillan Melberg Brittany Comfrey

Caroline Foley

Cello .................................................................. Emily Canuel

Reed 1 ...................................................... Connor Cardoso Alexander Martin

Reed 2 ..................................................... Mr. Glynn Sylvia Aaron Couto

Alyssa Gouveia

Reed 3 ...................................................... Michael Allahua Nicholas Gagliardi

Reed 4 .................................................... Emmanuel Sousa

Reed 5 ...................................................... Brandon Furtado

French Horn ......................................... Mr. David Monte

Trumpet 1 ............................................ Mr. Sammy Costa

Trumpet 2 ............................................... Mr. Jeffrey Hyde

Trumpet 3 ............................................................. Ian Taylor

Trombone ........................................... Mr. Jarrod Russell

Piano ......................................................... Daniel Carvalho

Bass Guitar ..................................................... Sarah Kinney

Drums .......................................................... Michael Monte

Production Crew

Co-Directors ....................................................... Mr. Lennie Machado & Mr. Samuel M. Bianco

Assistant Director (Technical Crew Coordinator) .................... Mr. David M. Marshall

Pit Orchestra Director ............................................................................... Mr. David M. Marshall

Assistant to the Directors ................................................................................... Mr. David Weeks

Stage Manager & Assistant Technical Director ........................................... Alexa Pacheco

Production Secretary .................................................................................................... Katie Correira

Lighting & Sound Coordinator ............................................................................. Jonathan Costa

Lighting Design .............................. Mr. Marshall’s Music Production & Engineering Classes

Lighting Board Operator ................................................................................... Stephen Margaletta

Sound Board Operator ................................................................................................. Alexa Pacheco

Spot Light Operators ................................................................... Sophia Valiente & Jeffrey Silvia

Backstage Sound/Light Technicians / Set-up Crew ................................... Jocelyne Couto

Costume Crew, Dressers & Make-up Crew ................................... Mrs. Kathleen Botelho, Mrs. Tracey Gabus, Mrs. Tracey Pereira

Stage Crew / Prop Supervisor ................................................................................... Sabrina Brush

Prop & Stage Crew ..................................................................... Ryan Dionne, William McNulty

Curtain Operator .............................................................................................................. Rachael Lake

Set Construction, Design, Decorators & Art Crew ....................... Mr. Lennie Machado, Mr. David M. Marshall, Mr. David Weeks, Ms. Nancy Listenfelt,

Mrs. Joanne Friar, Mrs. Kelly Taylor, Lindsey Augustine, Aanal Bhavsar, Ally Beaulieu, Emma Botelho, Sabrina Brush, Philip Cambra, Amber Cordeiro,

Cassey Cordeiro, Morgan Deplitch, Marcus DeSouto, Ally Ellison, Andrew Esten, Joshua Goyette, Hailey Hastings, Madison Hyde, Sarah Kinney, John Paul Landry,

Victoria Levesque, Stephen Margaletta, William Medeiros, Alexa Pacheco, Allison Pereira, Kelsey Pereira, Andrew Raposo, Chance Rosebrock & Zachary Schultz

Program Design ............................................... Mr. David M. Marshall & Ms. Nancy Listenfelt

Publicity Poster Design .............................................................................. Mr. David M. Marshall

Ushers ...................................... Vanessa Arruda, Lindsey Augustine, Tess Burns, Allison Cady, Sarah Cady, Nathan Carreiro, Alexis Dube, Joshua Goyette,

Kaylie Leite, Kaleigh Patton, & Kelsey Pereira

Ticket Set-up & Printing ............ Mr. David M. Marshall, Vanessa Arruda, Ally Beaulieu, Emma Botelho, Sabrina Brush, Rachel Byers, Alexis Chaves,

Thomas Costa, Amanda Desmarais, Ryan Dionne, Jacqueline Ellis, Kate Faria, Caroline Foley, Elizabeth Furtado, Sarah Kinney,

Madison McCune, Mya Mosher, Alexa Pacheco, Kaleigh Patton, Allison Pereira, Brittney Raposa, & Sophia Sullivan

Ticket Sales ........................................................... Mr. David M. Marshall, Mrs. Marcella Goddu, Ms. Nancy Listenfelt, Vanessa Arruda, Lindsey Augustine,

Emma Botelho, Rachel Byers, Nathan Carreiro, Katelyn Correira, Amanda Desmarais, Kate Faria, Caroline Foley, Brandon Furtado, Joshua Goyette, Madison Hyde, Sarah Kinney, Victoria Levesque,

Presley Mahanna, Alex Martin, Madison McCune, Mya Mosher, Alexa Pacheco, Kaleigh Patton, Brittney Raposa, Sophia Sullivan & Ian Taylor

Video Production ................................................................................................ Mr. Anthony Rocha

Publicity ................................................................... Ms. Nancy Listenfelt, Mr. David M. Marshall

Principal Bios

Joshua Furtado – Nathan Detroit Joshua has been doing theatre since he was as little as he can remember and has loved every production he’s been in. He has had roles in “101 Dalmatians”, “Joseph and the Technicolor Dream Coat”, “A Christmas Carol”, and “Legally Blonde: The Musical”. Each performance has had the best casts and been a ton of fun. He can’t wait to add another amazing performance to his list and hopes that everyone enjoys this year’s performance of “Guys and Dolls”.

Ally Ellison – Miss. Adelaide

Ally is ecstatic to be playing Adelaide for Somerset Berkley's production of “Guys and Dolls”! She is a senior and will be attending Tufts University in the fall. Ally has been in many other community theatre productions, some favorite roles including Patty Simcox in “Grease” (currently), Dream Laurie in “Oklahoma!”, Mrs. Teavee in “Willy Wonka”, and Helga in “Cabaret”. Aside from theatre, Ally plays the cello and dances in Boston. She has had a wonderful time putting this show together and wants to thank Mr. Lennie Machado, Mr. Bianco, and Mr. Marshall for all of their hard work and dedication, as well as the entire cast, crew, and pit band for making her senior year so memorable. This show is dedicated to all of the supportive family, friends, and teachers who have guided Ally through high school!

Marcus DeSouto – Sky Masterson Marcus is honored to make his acting debut as Sky Masterson in this year’s production of “Guys and Dolls”. A senior at Somerset Berkley, Marcus has played violin in the school Orchestra and String Ensemble, as well as multiple District festivals, string quintets, and theatrical performances. Marcus sings in several school choral groups and is the bassist of “One Way”, a rock band he started with his three best friends. He will be attending Fairfield University in the fall. Marcus would like to thank Mr. Bianco and Mr. Lennie Machado, for inspiring and instructing every step of the way. Another thanks to Mr. Marshall and the pit for pouring their time and passion into the music of “Guys and Dolls”. Marcus wishes the cast and crew the best of luck, and would like to thank his parents, family, and friends for believing in him.

Co-Directed by

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Assistant Director & Pit Orchestra Director

Starring

Marcus DeSouto Ally Ellison Joshua Furtado Erin Gabus Phil Cambra Andrew Raposo Morgan Deplitch Emma Botelho William Medeiros Matthew Dion

May 9, 2014 @ 7:00 p.m. – May 10, 2014 @ 1:00 p.m. May 10, 2014 @ 7:00 p.m. – May 11, 2014 @ 2:00 p.m.

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Congratulations to the Somerset Berkley Regional Music Department’s competition ensembles for outstanding performances this year!

“Blue Raider” Marching Band “Shadows of Time”

2013 NESBA DIVISION II MARCHING BAND

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1st Place Division II with a 92.60 at the NESBA Marching Band Championships (Best Music and Best Percussion)

7th Place Division IIA with a 93.075 at the USSBA National Championships in Allentown, PA

61st Annual Quincy Christmas Parade 2013 Division 2 Champions

(6th consecutive Division 2 Championship)

(1st runner-up in the Grand Champion Division)

(Best Music, and Best Percussion)

“Electrify” Show Choir “ExtraOrdinary”

Silver Medal and Best Pit Band at the Central Mass Show Choir Festival Silver Medal at the NESCC and the Eastern Show Choir Festival (Waltham)

SBRHS Winter Percussion Ensemble “Beauty”

5th Place in the Scholastic Marching Percussion “AA” Class with a score of

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SBRHS Winter Color Guard “100 Years”

3rd Place in the Guard Scholastic Class “AA” with a score of 90.58 at the

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This year’s band will participate in both USBands and NESBA

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Championships” this year in Allentown, PA

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Erin,

I’m so proud of you! Break a leg!!

Love, Mem a.k.a. Your favorite vocalaire

Marcus, Phil, Beth, and Andrew

I am so proud of all of you! You guys inspire me every

day. Best of Luck!

Love you, Hailey

Good Luck Allie!

Shine like the Star you are! We Love You!

Mom and Dad

ONE-LINERS

Erin,

I’m so proud of the performer you’ve become!

We Love You!!

Jen & Dave

Couldn’t be more proud of my “Adelaide”,

my future jumbo, my beautiful daughter,

Ally!

Break a leg!!!

Love, Mom, Drew & Jacob

Will Medeiros,

Best of Luck and Don’t Break a Leg!

Love, Mom & Dad

To my honorary daughter Hailey,

Have a great show, enjoy the view!

Love, Mommy P.

Ally aka “Adelaide”,

You’ll always be our shining star! Break a leg!

Love, Grammy & Peepa

Sound Goddess – Thank you for everything you do and for making this show possible.

Good luck and make us sound good.

Lots of love, Madi

Through the Grimm Forest