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BILL HANNEYOwner and Producer

KEVIN P. HILLProducing Artistic Director

Presents

Scenic DesignKYLE DIXON

Costume DesignJEFF HENDRY

Lighting DesignJOSE SANTIAGO

Sound DesignDANNY ERDBERG

Hair and Wig DesignMICHAEL DATES

General ManagerTOM SENTER

Production Stage ManagerKATE L. FERDINANDI*

Associate ProducerTHOM WARREN

Music DirectionEDDIE GUTTMAN

Direction and ChoreographyRICHARD SABELLICO†

Book, Music and Lyrics byMEREDITH WILLSON

WithJASON OSTROWSKI* TIFFAN BORELLI*

LADELLE P. ARNOLD EMILY CHARLETON JOE CONNELLY STACEY GEER TOM GLEADOW* CHELSEA CREE GROEN KATHARINE MATTIE HARRIS

MARIA DAY AUSTIN IOVANNA LIAM JOHNSON JAMIE JONES LORINDA LISITZA* MIKE MAINO BOB O'CONNELL MICHAEL PERRIE, JR.

DAN PRIOR CHAD PUTKA ISAAC REYNOLDS TAYLOR SIMMONS* KRISTI SMITH TYLER SPARACIO AVERY STUMP JEREMY WARD

SARAH WARRICK JANELLE YULL ALEX ZARLENGO

PATRICK CONAWAY BOBBIE CELINE DOHERTY ANNA ROSSI ROSIE ROSSI RODNEY SOUZA, JR.

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Story byMEREDITH WILLSON

FRANKLIN LACEY

Associate Director/ChoreographerADOLPHO BLAIRE

THEATRE BY THE SEA WISHES TO THANK THEFOLLOWING COMPANIES FOR THEIR GENEROUSHELP IN MAKING THIS PRODUCTION POSSIBLE.

CAST OF CHARACTERS(in order of appearance)

Traveling Salesmen .................................................... JOE CONNELLY, JAMIE JONES, MIKE MAINO, BOB O'CONNELL, CHAD PUTKA, TYLER SPARACIO

Charlie Cowell .............................................................................................................................................DAN PRIOR Conductor ......................................................................................................................................AUSTIN IOVANNA Harold Hill .............................................................................................................................. JASON OSTROWSKI* Mayor Shinn ..................................................................................................................................... TOM GLEADOW*Ewart Dunlop (June 21 - July 2) .................................................................................................. JOE CONNELLYEwart Dunlop (July 5 - July 15) ......................................................................................................... CHAD PUTKAOliver Hix ............................................................................................................................................ BOB O'CONNELL Jacey Squires .......................................................................................................................................... JAMIE JONES Olin Britt ...................................................................................................................................................... MIKE MAINOMarcellus Washburn .................................................................................................... MICHAEL PERRIE, JR. Tommy Djilas ............................................................................................................................ TAYLOR SIMMONS* Marian Paroo .................................................................................................................................. TIFFAN BORELLI*Mrs. Paroo ................................................................................................................................................... MARIA DAYAmaryllis ..................................................................................................................... BOBBIE CELINE DOHERTY Winthrop Paroo ................................................................................................................... PATRICK CONAWAYEulalie MacKecknie Shinn .................................................................................................. LORINDA LISITZA* Zaneeta Shinn ................................................................................................................ CHELSEA CREE GROEN Gracie Shinn ............................................................................................................................................. ANNA ROSSI Alma Hix ..................................................................................................................................... STACEY GEER Maud Dunlop ........................................................................................................................... EMILY CHARLETONEthel Toffelmier ................................................................................................ KATHARINE MATTIE HARRIS Mrs. Squires ............................................................................................................................. LADELLE P. ARNOLD Constable Locke ......................................................................................................................... AUSTIN IOVANNA Citizens of River City .................................... LIAM JOHNSON, ISAAC REYNOLDS, KRISTI SMITH,

TYLER SPARACIO, AVERY STUMP, JEREMY WARD,SARAH WARRICK, JANELLE YULL, ALEX ZARLENGO

Children of River City .................................................................... ROSIE ROSSI, RODNEY SOUZA, JR.

UNDERSTUDIES & SWINGSUnderstudies and Swings are never substituted for listed performers unless a

specific announcement is made at the time of the performance.Understudy for: Harold - MICHAEL PERRIE, JR.; Marian - AVERY STUMP; Mrs. Shinn - STACEY GEER;

Mrs. Paroo - LADELLE P. ARNOLD; Alma Hix - JANELLE YULL; Mrs. Squires - SARAH WARRICK; Tommy - LIAM JOHNSON; Zaneeta - KRISTI SMITH; Charlie & Marcellus -CHAD PUTKA;

Amaryllis - ANNA ROSSI; Winthrop - RODNEY SOUZA, JR.; Gracie Shinn - ROSIE ROSSI; Dance Swings - AVERY STUMP, ISAAC REYNOLDS, AUSTIN IOVANNA

Production Stage Manager - KATE L. FERDINANDI*Assistant Stage Manager - SARA SHEETS *

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

SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERSACT I

Scene 1: A Railway Coach, morning, July 4, 1912“Rock Island” ........................................................................ Charlie Cowell & Traveling SalesmenScene 2: River City, Iowa, immediately following.“Iowa Stubborn” ........................................................................................... Townspeople of River City“Trouble” ............................................................................................................. Harold and TownspeopleScene 3: The Paroo’s House, that evening.“Piano Lesson” .................................................................................... Marian, Mrs. Paroo, Amaryllis“Goodnight, My Someone” ............................................................................................................... MarianScene 4: Madison Gymnasium, thirty minutes later.“Seventy-Six Trombones” .......................................... Harold, Townspeople, Boys, and Girls“Sincere” .......................................................................................................... Olin, Oliver, Ewart and JaceyScene 5: Exterior of Madison Library, immediately following.“The Sadder-But-Wiser Girl” ....................................................................... Harold and Marcellus“Pickalittle...................... Eulalie, Maud, Ethel, Alma, Mrs. Squires, Ladies of River City“Goodnight Ladies” .............................................................................. Olin, Oliver, Ewart, and JaceyScene 6: Interior of Madison Library, immediately following.“Marian the Librarian” ....................................................................Harold, Marian, Boys, and GirlsScene 7: The Paroo’s Porch, one week later.“My White Knight” .................................................................................................................................... MarianScene 8: River City, noon, ten days later.“Wells Fargo Wagon” ........................................................................ Winthrop and Townspeople

ACT TWOScene 1: Madison Gymnasium, the following Tuesday evening.“It’s You” ...................................................................................... Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey, Eulalie,

Maud, Ethel, Alma and Mrs. Squires“Shipoopi” .................................. Marcellus, Harold, Marian, Tommy, Zaneeta and Kids“Pickalittle” (reprise) ................. Eulalie, Maud, Ethel, Alma, Mrs. Squires and LadiesScene 2: The Hotel Porch, the following Wednesday evening.“Lida Rose” .................................................................................................. Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey“Will I Ever Tell You?” ................................................................................................................ MarianScene 3: The Paroo’s Porch, immediately following.“Gary Indiana” ............................................................................................................................. WinthropScene 4: The Footbridge, fifteen minutes later.“Till There Was You” ..................................................................................................... Marian, HaroldScene 5: A Street, immediately following.“Seventy-Six Trombones” (reprise) ...................................................................................... Harold“Goodnight My Someone” (reprise) ................................................................................ MarianScene 6: Madison Park, a few minutes later.“Till There Was You” (reprise) ................................................................................................... HaroldScene 7: River City High School Assembly Room, immediately following.“Finale” .......................................................................................................................... Entire Company

ORCHESTRAConductor & Keyboard ............................................................................................................. EDDIE GUTTMAN2nd Keyboard ............................................................................................................................. ASHER DENBURGPercussion ........................................................................................................................................... MIKE SARTINIReed 1 (Piccolo, Flute, Bflat Clarinet, Soprano Sax) ................................................... ANNE KELTONReed 2 (B-flat Clarinet, E-flat Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Baritone Sax) .............. CHRIS KELTONTrombone ..................................................................................................................................................... DAN GABELTrumpet ............................................................................................................................... CHRISTIAN MARRERO

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTJASON OSTROWSKI*(Harold Hill) is thrilled toreturn to TBTS, havingplayed Cornelius Hacklin Hello, Dolly! here in2010. Playing Harold Hillis a dream! Since 2010,he has toured with the25th Anniversary Pro-

duction of Les Miserables, swam withBruce the Shark in Finding Nemo theMusical, and made T.V. appearanceson CBS’s “Bull”, and Investigation Dis-covery’s “A Crime to Remember”.Credits include; Broadway: Company(2007 Tony Winning Best Revival),Tours: Whistle Down the Wind, For-ever Plaid. He can be seen in NYCplaying Dueling Rock and Roll pianoshows most weekends. Thank you toeveryone at TBTS, Richard Sabellico,Roger Paul Inc., friends, and my amaz-ing family. Thanks for supportingTBTS and enjoy the show! Appear-ances and info: Thejasono.com Twitter: @ItsMeJasonO IG: thejasono

TIFFAN BORELLI* (Mar-ian Paroo). NewYork/Tours: Flipside: ThePatti Page Story (PattiPage), Two By Two atThe York, The Sound OfMusic Asia Tour, MartinCharnin's SomethingFunny's Going On at 54

Below & Urban Momfare in the Fringe(Best Musical). Regional: Camelot(Guinevere), South Pacific (Nellie For-bush), Kiss Me, Kate (Kate/Lilli), Hello,Dolly! (Irene Molloy), Jekyll & Hyde(Emma Carew). Leading televisionroles on Oxygen, ID and co-star onthis seasons's "Law & Order SVU."Founding member of Core Artist En-semble Theatre Company in NewYork City. Proud OCU alum. Up next:Dyanne in Million Dollar Quartet atThe Barter Theatre with a tour to fol-low. Love & more love to FlorenceBirdwell, King Richard, Smith Talent,and URK. Insta: @tborelli www.TiffanBorelli.com

LADELLE P. ARNOLD(Mrs. Squires, u/s Mrs.Paroo) is making herTheatre By The Seadebut. A ten-year resi-dent of RI, she has ap-peared in productionsacross the country andaround the world with

both professional and communitycompanies. Her favorite featured rolesinclude The Witch in Into the Woods,Evita Peron in Evita, Golde in Fiddleron the Roof, and Abigail Adams in1776. As an accomplished vocal coachand dancer, she has provided musi-cal/vocal direction for The Fantasticksand 1776 and served as dance captainfor Anything Goes, Chicago, and Spa-malot.

EMILY CHARLETON(Maud Dunlop) studiedmusical theatre at NYU’sSteinhardt School. Shespent 8 years in the U.S.Navy as a solo vocalist.Most recently she was afeatured soloist at New-port Playhouse and

Cabaret. Favorite roles include SisterMary Patrick in Sister Act (DiamondHead Theatre, Hawai’i), Mrs. Lovett inSweeney Todd (Amarillo Little The-atre, Texas), and Emma Goldman inRagtime (NYU). She won an award forher portrayal of Mrs. Lovett (Best Ac-tress in a Musical). She moved toNewport, RI from Honolulu, Hawai’i inJanuary this year.

JOE CONNELLY (EwartDunlop – June 21 – July2) is a barbershop quar-tet lead singer, competi-tion judge, chorusdirector, and coach forvarious barbershopquartets. He is the firstman ever to have be-

come a Barbershop Harmony SocietyInternational Championship goldmedalist four times, first with Inter-state Rivals (1987), then with Keep-sake (1992), with Platinum (2000), andwith Old School (2011). He currentlylives in northern California, and

coaches men's and women's barber-shop quartets and choruses aroundthe world full-time, becoming one ofthe few barbershoppers who hasturned his hobby into a profession.

STACEY GEER (AlmaHix, u/s Mrs. Shinn) hap-pily returns to TBTS,where she was last seenas Muriel Eubanks inDirty Rotten Scoundrelsand Female AuthorityFigure in Hairspray. Re-gional credits: Into the

Woods (Jack’s Mother), Meet Me In St.Louis (Katie), Fools (Lenya) at OSTC,and Mary Poppins (Miss Andrew/Mrs.Corry), Gypsy (Tessie), and Les Miser-ables at NBFT. When she’s not onstage, Stacey is a voice and music the-ory teacher and a professional cantor.BA in Theatre (’91), BM in vocal per-formance (’10, summa cum laude),RIC. Love and thanks to Greg and Samfor all their support!

TOM GLEADOW* (MayorShinn) has been per-forming in and out ofNew England for closeto thirty years. At The-atre By The Sea he hasperformed in La CageAux Folles, Spamalot,My Fair Lady, West Side

Story, Sister Act, The Wizard of Oz,and Young Frankenstein. He has per-formed at Trinity Repertory Companyin Oklahoma!, Oliver, Fuenteovejuna,and A Christmas Carol; at The GammTheatre in Awake and Sing, Much AdoAbout Nothing, Hamlet, Arcadia, andRomeo and Juliet; at CommonwealthShakespeare Company in A Midsum-mer Night’s Dream and As You Like It;and At North Shore Music Theatre inAnything Goes. Tom is an AdjunctFaculty at Salve Regina University andRhode Island College, where his pro-duction of As You Like It won the BestEnsemble award at The AmericanCollege Theatre Festival. However histwo greatest productions are his chil-dren: Charlotte and Max.

CHELSEA CREE GROEN(Zaneeta Shinn) Isthrilled to be spending asummer by the sea,working with RichardSabellico again after 14years when he last di-rected her as Annie inAnnie at the Ogunquit

Playhouse! Off Broadway: Fiorello(Dora) Selected Regional: Fiorello(Dora, Dance Captain), Berkshire The-atre Group; Thoroughly Modern Millie(Ruth), The Muny; Les Miserables(Cosette), Theatre Aspen; Bye, ByeBirdie (Kim), The Music Man (Za-neeta), Arizona Broadway Theatre;Crazy For You, Phoenix Theatre.Chelsea resides with her fiancé andpuppy in NYC, where she is also a cer-tified personal trainer. She is repre-sented by The Krasny Office Agencyand holds a BFA in Musical Theatrefrom The University of Michigan. Loveand thanks to my parents, Evan, andElla for their constant love and sup-port and everyone at TBTS for this op-portunity! @chelseacreee

KATHARINE MATTIEHARRIS (Ethel Tof-felmier) is thrilled to bemaking her Theatre ByThe Sea debut! She re-cently received her mas-ters in musical theaterfrom The Boston Con-servatory where you

may have seen her in such roles asMae in Lachiusa’s The Wild Party andGin in Trestle at Pope Lick Creek.Katharine would like to thank herfamily and friends for their love andhumor especially her parents, whohelp make all she ever wanted possi-ble.

MARIA DAY (Mrs.Paroo), a native RhodeIslander, is thrilled to re-turn to Theatre By TheSea marking her twelfthseason since 1980. Someof her favorite TBTS rolesinclude My One andOnly (Micky), My Fair

Lady (Mrs. Higgins), Buddy: The Buddy

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Holly Story (Vi), The Wizard of Oz(Wicked Witch), Sister Act (Sr. MaryTheresa). Locals might rememberMaria from Charlie Hall’s Ocean StateFollies where she performed and di-rected for over 10 years, during whichtime she composed the Rhode IslandState song, “Rhode Island’s It For Me.”Maria would like to thank her TBTSfamily, Kevin and Thom, along withher director and long-time friend,Richard Sebellico.

AUSTIN IOVANNA (Con-stable, Conductor,Dance Swing) is thrilledto be making his The-atre By The Sea debut!He is a rising junior atthe Boston Conservatoryin the BFA Musical The-ater program and a na-

tive of New Haven, Connecticut.Regional: A Chorus Line, A FunnyThing…Forum (Priscilla Beach The-atre). Conservatory: Floyd Collins(staged reading with Adam Guettel),Side Show (directed by Bill Russel),Hair, Shrek the Musical, Bare: A PopOpera (Berklee College of Music). Hewould like to thank his family andfriends for their constant support!@austiniovannawww..austiniovanna.weebly.com

LIAM JOHNSON (En-semble, u/s Tommy) ismaking his TBTS debut!Favorite credits: WestSide Story (Action, Con-necticut Rep.), Gypsy(Tulsa/ Dance Captain,Timberlake Playhouse),Legally Blonde, High

School Musical (Theatre Under TheStars), Mary Poppins, Beauty and theBeast (Variety Theatre), The DrowsyChaperone, The Pajama Game, BatBoy: The Musical, and Spring Awaken-ing. BFA Webster Conservatory.Thanks to Professional Artists. Love toKK, Laura, and Tony. www.liamjohnson.org

JAMIE JONES (Jacey Squires) is ex-cited to make his Theattr By The Seadebut. Jamie studied vocal perform-

ance at Boston Univer-sity and later trainedwith world renownedvocal coach ManuelLujan. He worked forWalt Disney World as astilt walker, puppeteer,and Prince Charming.Jamie also has his own

original solo album titled “In MyWorld.” He has sung barbershop com-petitively and his most recent rolewas in The Music Man. Jamie lives inDighton, MA with his wife Wendy andtheir three children Skylar, Taylor, andSpencer. He has owned Classical 95.9-FM WCRI in RI for the past 15 years.

LORINDA LISITZA* (Eu-lalie Mackecknie Shinn)is from Porcupine Plain,Saskatchewan. In NewYork she has performedas a member of theJean Cocteau RepertoryTheatre, appeared inseveral of the York The-

atre's Musicals in Mufti, has been apart of the Town Hall "Broadway" se-ries, and is a member of the Joe IconisFamily as well as then Theater 20/20Family. She has won three MACAwards, a Bistro Award, a NightlifeAward, and most recently, the PatrickLee Independent Theater BloggerAward for her one woman show, Tri-umphant Baby!, written by Joe Iconisand Robert Maddock, She is half ofthe award winning duo, “The Ted & LoShow,” with Ted Stafford. Lorinda hasappeared on "Who Wants to be a Mil-lionaire" and has wisely invested herwinnings in a combination of thestock market and Texas Hold'emTournaments.

MIKE MAINO (Olin Britt)has been singing all hislife, and has won manyBarbershop Harmonyquartet contests. As anemcee, his experiencesinclude hundreds of livestage shows that havetaken him from Califor-

nia to London, Seattle to Bermuda,and just about every major perform-

ance venue in between, includingCarnegie Hall five times. His stagecredits include musicals, Camelot,Carnival, Fantasticks, Paint YourWagon, How to Succeed in Business,(TBTS), and a national tour (35th An-niversary) of The Music Man. His voiceis heard around the world on air, andthe web, as an announcer for WCRI,95.9, where he is also the host of threelong running shows.

BOB O'CONNELL (OliverHix) is a graduate of theUniversity of Massachu-setts Lowell with de-grees in MusicEducation and MusicPerformance. While atschool he took the lead-ing role in The Marriage

of Figaro, and Lancelot in Camelot.He has performed professionally onboth coasts singing classical and pop-ular music. An accomplished com-poser, he recorded two CD’s “”Preludeto a Dream” and “A New Dawning”.Currently he is the director for theNarragansett Bay Men’s Chorus andHarmony Heritage Women’s Chorus,both based in Rhode Island. He is amember of Trade Secret Quartetwhich achieved fifth place in the Bar-bershop Harmony Society Interna-tional Seniors competition.

MICHAEL PERRIE, JR.(Marcellus Washburn,u/s Harold Hill) is glad tobe back at TBTS withthe amazing RichardSabellico! Michael is aNY based Actor/Play-wright/Composer origi-nally from Baltimore,

MD - where he earned his BFA Acting,Towson University. National Tour:BUDDY: The Buddy Holly Story (asBuddy). NY Theatre: Go, Go, Gil-gamesh! (FRIGID BoF Winner 2017),Medicine The Musical (DG2), Big RedButton (Him & Her Theatre Co). Re-gional: BUDDY (TBTS), One Man, TwoGuvnors (Heritage Theatre), DownAmong The Vultures (CincinnatiFringe), Sweet Painted Lady (DCFringe). His plays and songs have

been presented all overthe US.DAN PRIOR (CharlieCowell) is making hisTheatre By The Seadebut with this produc-tion. Regional credits:Fyedka (Fiddler on theRoof - New Repertory

Theatre); Enoch Snow (Carousel - Rea-gle Music Theatre); Edward Ferrars(Sense and Sensibility - MaidenPhoenix Theatre Co.); Jamie (The LastFive Years - Arts After Hours); Jasiu(Polish Joke - Titanic Theatre Com-pany); Frank Lippencott (WonderfulTown - Reagle Music Theatre); andRhode (Three Sisters - WellesleyRepertory Theatre). Mr. Prior at-tended Ithaca College and received aBM in Vocal Performance and Educa-tion. Originally from Connecticut, henow resides in Somerville, MA. danpriorperformance.com

CHAD PUTKA (EwartDunlop – July 5 - 15, u/sCharlie, u/s Marcellus) isa singer, conductor, andmusic educator cur-rently living in Provi-dence, RI. Previousmusical theater creditsinclude Little Women

(Laurie), Songs for a New World (ManOne), You're A Good Man, CharlieBrown (Charlie Brown), and Okla-homa! (Curly), and he has sung in bar-bershop quartets for over a decade.Chad earned a Bachelor of Arts de-gree in music from Oberlin College in2012, and will complete a Master ofMusic Education degree at BostonUniversity this fall. He currentlyteaches music to nursery through 5thgrades at Moses Brown School inProvidence.

ISAAC REYNOLDS (En-semble, Dance Swing) isextremely excited tomaking his TBTS debutthis summer. He is a ris-ing junior at The BostonConservatory and proudOklahoman. Previouscredits include Side

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Show (Half woman/Half man), TheKing and I (Prince Chulalongkorn),The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe(Edmond). Many thanks and congrat-ulations to the very talented cast, cre-ative team, and crew. He also wantsto thank his entire family, especiallyhis Mom and Dad. Much love to Marieand Michelle.

TAYLOR SIMMONS*(Tommy Djilas, DanceCaptain) is excited to beworking at Theatre ByThe Sea this summer!National Tour: Peter Pan360. Favorite regionalcredits include: Peterand the Starcatcher,

Peter Pan, Our Town, and Into theWoods (freeFall Theatre), State Fair(Sierra Rep Theatre), West Side Story(San Diego Musical Theatre), TheMusic Man (Musical Theatre West),Hello, Dolly! (3-D Theatricals), and Fid-dler on the Roof (Encore Dinner The-atre). Taylor has also performedacross Europe and Japan with TheYoung Americans. Much love to hiswife Gabriella and family! www.taylor-simmons.com

KRISTI SMITH (Ensem-ble, u/s Zaneeta) is ex-cited to be joiningTheatre By The Sea inThe Music Man thissummer! Favorite/Previ-ous credits include:Beauty and the Beast(Alabama Shakespeare

Festival), Billy Elliot (Media Theatre),Catch Me If You Can (WoodminsterAmphitheater), Mame (Bucks CountyPlayhouse/ Media Theatre), Phantomof the Opera (Players Theater), andperforming in PHISH NYE Concert atMadison Square Garden. She is agraduate of NYU Tisch School of theArts with a BFA in Dance. Big thanksand love to her family and especiallyto her husband Spencer for alwayssupporting her dreams!

TYLER SPARACIO (Ensemble) is in-credibly ecstatic to be working inbeautiful Rhode Island with TBTS!

Some past credits in-clude South Pacific andThe Greenshow (UtahShakespeare Festival),As You Like It, FloydCollins, and Oklahoma!(Jerry Herman Ring The-atre), and Hairspray(Evergreen Players). Uni-

versity of Miami BFA Musical Theatre2016. Always for you, Mom!

AVERY STUMP (Ensem-ble, u/s Marian, DanceSwing) is a rising seniorat The Boston Conserva-tory studying to receiveher B.F.A. in Musical The-atre! Previous credits in-clude Marian Paroo (TheMusic Man), Tattoo Girl

(Side Show), Louise (Ghost), andNancy D. (A New Brain) Avery is ex-cited to be performing in The MusicMan for the third consecutive sum-mer and hopes you enjoy the show asmuch as she does. She would like tothank her family and friends for theircontinuous love and support. averyallycestump.com

JEREMY WARD (En-semble) is pumped tomake his debut at thehistoric Theatre By TheSea in The Music Man!Originally from Ohio, hecurrently resides in NewYork City. He's a Shenan-doah Conservatory

graduate, BFA Musical Theatre. Priorto TBTS, Jeremy worked as a StarSoloist for AIDA Cruises, a Germancruise line, for almost two years. Thisproduction is Jeremy's first theatricalproduction in over three years. He'sexcited to be back home in the the-atre. Thanks to Kevin and Richard forthis opportunity. Enjoy the show!

SARAH WARRICK (Ensemble, u/sMrs. Squires) Is thrilled to be makingher TBTS debut this summer. Sarahand fifteen of her cohorts had thehonor to perform with KristinChenoweth in My Love Letter toBroadway on Broadway in November.

Previous credits includeMe and My Girl, Wonder-ful Town, and Kiss Me,Kate at Reagle MusicTheatre. Other roles in-clude, A Chorus Line (Valunderstudy) at Play-house on Park and Annein A Little Night Music

the Hartt School. Love to Mom & Dad.

JANELLE YULL (Ensem-ble, u/s Alma Hix) is ex-tremely excited to bemaking her TBTS debutin beautiful Rhode Is-land this summer!Janelle recently gradu-ated from the BostonConservatory with her

Bachelor of Fine Arts. Previous creditsinclude Velma Kelly in Chicago(Boston Conservatory), Rosalia in WestSide Story (Opera North), Ensemble/Louise u/s in Carousel (Reagle MusicTheater). Thank you to the most im-portant people in her life: Mom, Dad,Joe, and Pat! Love to all! Instagram/Twitter: @janelleyull, janelleyull.com

ALEX ZARLENGO (En-semble) is thrilled to beperforming in his firstproduction with TBTS. Anative of SoutheasternMA, Alex graduatedmagna cum laude fromSalve Regina University,where he was Pre-Med.

Following this, Alex began his careeras a principal dancer with the con-temporary ballet company CONNeticDance in Hartford, CT. Past musicaltheatre credits include Mary Poppins(ensemble, NSMT) and Hello, Dolly!(ensemble, FIPAP) Thanks and love al-ways to Triona, Mom, and Da.

PATRICK CONAWAY(Winthrop Paroo) is ex-cited to be making hisTBTS debut. He just fin-ished a run of Her Songat The Ivoryton Play-house where he wasalso in The Best Christ-mas Pageant Ever.

Patrick played the lead role of Jojo inSeussical at East Lyme Regional The-ater, where he also performed in Hair-spray and Honk, and was the onlymiddleschooler in the ELHS produc-tion of Bye Bye Birdie. Patrick's beenin commercials for Mystic Aquarium,Foxwoods, Lee's Toy & Hobby, a Hurri-cane Preparedness PSA, a Yale Hospi-tal training video, and was thenarrator for an Anti-Bullying video,and is a reporter on the ELMS Morn-ing News. He also plays guitar andsings in The Conaway Family Bandperforming throughout SoutheasternCT.

BOBBIE CELINE DOHERTY (Amaryllis) ismaking her TBTS debut!Credits: A Wonderful Life(u/s Zuzu, Beth per-formed both) at Good-speed Opera House;Meet Me In St Louis(Tootie) at Ocean State

Theatre Company; Nutcracker Sweets(mouse) for Mystic Seaport MuseumTheatre; South Pacific (Jerome), TheSound of Music (Gretl) at The GraniteTheatre; The Sound of Music (Gretl),Cinderella for Stonington HighSchool; many productions with EastLyme Regional Theater—most notablyLefou in Beauty and the Beast, Jr; andThe Lifetime movie “Wishin’ andHopin’.” Bobbie would like to thankTBTS for this wonderful opportunity!

ANNA ROSSI (GracieShinn, u/s Amaryllis) is inthird grade at NianticCenter School. This isher first production withTheatre By The Sea. Inpast performances, sheplayed the role of Sandyin the middle school's

production of Annie Jr. She also en-joys regional theater and has been inBeauty and the Beast Jr. She enjoyssinging and dancing and especiallyloves to sing with her older sister. Shespends much of her free time playingpiano and guitar. She is thrilled to bea part of this amazing cast and crewat TBTS.

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ROSIE ROSSI (Ensem-ble, u/s Gracie Shinn) isin sixth grade at EastLyme Middle School.This is her first produc-tion with Theatre By TheSea. In past perform-ances, she played therole of Annie in her

school's production of Annie Jr. Shealso enjoys regional theater and hasbeen in Beauty and the Beast Jr. Shewas in several performances of TheNutcracker at The Garde Arts Theater.She sings and does ballet, but espe-cially loves to sing with her youngersister. She spends much of her freetime playing piano and guitar. Rosieis excited to be a part of this amazingcast and crew at TBTS.

RODNEY (RJ) SOUZA,JR. (Ensemble, u/sWinthrop) is making histheatrical debut at TBTS.He is a fourth gradehonor student atWoodridge ElementarySchool. RJ has alwayshad great interest in the

arts. He plays the cello and is an ac-tive student at the RI PhilharmonicMusic School. He revels in the theatreand thoroughly enjoys acting, singingand dancing. RJ would like to expresshis sincere gratitude to the TBTS forgiving him this wonderful opportu-nity to be part of the theatrical com-munity along with being able toperform at this charming historic the-atre and playhouse.

MEREDITH WILLSON (Book, Music,Lyrics) was born in Mason City, Iowa,1899. Throughout his career, he con-sidered himself “press agent and am-bassador-at-large for the sovereignstate of Iowa.” At 19, he toured the U.S.and Europe with the John PhilipSousa band. Later he performed withthe New York Philharmonic Orches-tra. Mr. Willson’s radio credits in-cluded musical direction for “MaxwellHouse Coffee Time,” “The Big Show,”“Baby Snooks” and “The Dick Powell-Mary Martin Show.” During World WarII, he conducted for Armed Forces

Radio. After the War, he wrote thechart-topping hits “You and I,” “Two InLove” and “May the Good Lord Blessand Keep You.” His Broadway careerbegan with the encouragement ofFrank Loesser, who urged him to sethis tales of small-town Iowa to music.The Music Man marked Willson’s tri-umphant arrival on Broadway, andwas followed by two more hits, TheUnsinkable Molly Brown and Here’sLove. Mr. Willson’s final musical was1491, which told the story of Christo-pher Columbus’ attempts to financehis three ships. Willson died in June1984.

FRANKLIN LACEY (Book) made hisfirst stage appearance in a school pro-duction, performing in his own char-acter sketches. For ten years, hetoured the country in a one-man pro-gram of his character sketches, play-ing in theaters, convention halls, townhalls and civic clubs. He was produc-tion assistant for Lady Windemere’sFan, and was assistant to the directoron a touring production of The GreatWaltz. He was stage manager forMagdalena. Mr. Lacey wrote Pagan inthe Parlour, a pageant, The Elk Story,and co-authored another pageant,The California Story. With MeredithWillson, he wrote the book for TheMusic Man.

RICHARD SABELLICO(Director/Choreographer) In NewYork City, Richard directed WonderfulTown (New York State Theatre), TheCocoanuts (American Place Theatre),A Majority of One (Drama Desk Nomi-nation), The Home of the Brave, (Play-house 91), I Can Get It For YouWholesale (Drama Desk Award), Rags,Milk and Honey (American JewishTheatre), Leonard Bernstein: A HelluvaTown (Rainbow and Stars) and wasassociate director to Arthur Laurentson Gypsy starring Tyne Daly. NationalTours include State Fair w/ JohnDavidson, The Music Man (35th An-niversary Tour) and Dial M for Murderwith Juliet Mills and MaxwellCaulfield. Richard Sabellico hasworked at most major theatresthroughout the country with a host of

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTextremely talented and interestingactors. In addition, he has writtenand/or doctored a sizable amount ofproduced properties as well as teach-ing a long-running audition class; “Au-dition Therapy for the MusicalTheatre”… companion book to follow.He can be seen, as himself, in the filmPittsburgh starring Jeff Goldblum.richardsabellico.com

EDDIE GUTTMAN (Music Direction).Off Broadway: Peg O’ My Heart, ACeltic Christmas (Irish Rep), A Doll’sLife (York, pianist); NYC: Merman(Broadway bound, starring CaroleeCarmello), Sugar Babies (Broadwaybound, starring Beth Leavel, MichaelMcGrath, associate conductor); BEATGala (honoring Jimmy Smits, featur-ing Eden Espinosa, Billy Porter),William Finn’s Elegies (starring Dariusde Haas, Kerry O’Malley); Best LittleWhorehouse (Montclair State Univer-sity). Winner Back Stage Readers’Award favorite accompanist. Featuredin the book “Voice Teachers and VocalCoaches of NY.” Love and thanks toJess & Baby Max. This production isdedicated to the memory of Dr.Christopher Roselli. www..musicaltheatercoach.com

KYLE DIXON (Scenic Design). Kyle’sscenic artwork may be seen acrossthe United States, from NYC to LasVegas. Recent scenic designs include:West Side Story (North Shore MusicTheatre), Camelot (WestchesterBroadway Theatre), The BroadwayClassic Music Dance Review (TianqiaoPerforming Arts Center, Beijing,China) Buddy, West Side Story, TheWizard of Oz, Sister Act, and YoungFrankenstein (Theatre By The Sea,BroadwayWorld Regional Award),Growing up ‘70s starring BarryWilliams (Off Broadway), AngelinaBallerina, The Musical (NYC, Toronto,National Tour), Fancy Nancy, the Musi-cal (NYC, National Tour), StinkyKids(Off Broadway Alliance Award), ItShoulda Been You (starring Kim Zim-mer) and The Wizard of Oz (GretnaTheatre, BroadwayWorld RegionalAward), Xanadu, Doubt, The SecretGarden and The Merchant of Venice

(Williams Center for the Arts), andmany more. Kyle has designed con-cert events for Faith Prince, TommyTune, Pam Tillis, and the NC Guberna-torial Inauguration Gala (Telly Award).In addition to theatre, he is the de-signer of NC’s historic ElizabethanGardens’ Winter Lights, a ten-acre hol-iday display.www.KyleDixonDesigns.com

JEFF HENDRY (Costume Design) is aProfessor of Performing Arts at Rock-ford University in Illinois. Originallyfrom Phoenix, Arizona, he earned hisundergraduate degree in theatre pro-duction at the University of Arizona,followed by his master of fine arts incostume design at University of Mas-sachusetts, Amherst. Jeff has workedat a multitude of regional theatresacross the country throughout hisprofessional career, including MaineState Music Theatre, New LondonBarn Playhouse, Old Globe Theatre,and Tennessee Williams Arts Center.

JOSE SANTIAGO (Lighting Design)is happy to return after lighting theentire 2016 season at Theatre By TheSea. Past designs include: Spamalot(North Shore Music Theatre), Rent,Anything Goes, Rodgers and Ham-merstein's Cinderella, Sister Act TheMusical, Young Frankenstein, WhiteChristmas (Gateway), Of Mice andMen (Bay Street Theatre); Man of LaMancha, La Cage aux Folles, Mame(The Wick Theatre), Smokey Joe'sCafe (Merry-Go-Round Playhouse).He received his Master of Fine Artsin Lighting Design from FloridaState University.jsantiagodesign.com

DANNY ERDBERG (Sound De-sign). New York: Time It Was withBill Irwin (City Center), Rock andRoll Refgee, Love/Sick (Royal Fam-ily), The Last Cargo Cult, DrunkEnough to Say I Love You (Public),Ordinary Days (Roundabout),Seven Headed Mouse (TheaterRow), The Rockae, Tock Tick(Prospect), Golden Boy (59E59),Magpie (Amas), Your Mom's Feet

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST(Interarts), Bath Party (HERE). Re-gional: Virginia Stage Company,MetroStage, The Geva, MilwaukeeRep, Arena Stage, Long Wharf.Tours: Circus Smirkus. BroadwayAssociate: Violet, The GlassMenagerie, The Nance (Sound De-sign Tony Award!!!), The Heiress, AStreetcar Named Desire. Other As-sociate: Salsa Mambo Cha ChaCha (Havana), Dreamgirls (USTour, Seoul, Korea), White Christ-mas (Detroit, Toronto), A Midsum-mer Night's Dream (Delacorte).Nominations: Audelco Award,NYMF Excellence in Design. As adirector, his work has appeared atHERE, Dixon Place, The 4x4 Festi-val, Barrington Stage, and The-aterworks USA. Daniel is amember of USA829, IATSE, SDC,and the Lincoln Center Director'slab and is a graduate of North-western University.

MICHAEL DATES (Wig & Hair De-sign) is a hair, wig, and makeupdesigner from Providence, RI. Re-cent design credits include Sues-sical The Musical, Dinner withFriends, As You Like It (Rhode Is-land College), Into the Woods(Providence College), Buddy: TheBuddy Holly Story, West SideStory, Sister Act (TBTS), Gypsy(OSTC), The Threepenny Opera(Boston Conservatory),Ivanov(Trinity Rep). Michael is agraduate from Miami’s New WorldSchool of the Arts and holds a B.A.in Technical Theater from RhodeIsland College where is currentlyan adjunct instructor.

KATE L. FERDINANDI* (Produc-tion Stage Manager) is excited toreturn to TBTS this summer! Se-lected credits: Theatre By The Sea- Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story,The Wizard of Oz (PSM), Spamalotand Grease (Stage Manager), Sis-ter Act (ASM); Ocean State The-atre Co. - Little Women, BornYesterday, White Christmas, Billy

Elliot, The Miracle Worker, 1776, It'sa Wonderful Life, The AddamsFamily, Gypsy, Rounding Third,Lend Me a Tenor (PSM); Fiddle-head Theatre - The Wiz (PSM);Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festi-val - Fiddler on the Roof (PSM);Trinity Rep - A Christmas Carol,Steel Magnolias (ASM); Sandra Fe-instein-Gamm Theatre - A Doll'sHouse, Glengarry Glen Ross, TheGlass Menagerie (PSM). Kate hasworked as an Event/Stage Man-ager and Associate Tour Managerwith the Performing Arts compe-tition, StarQuest International.Thanks to Mom for the roots andwings! Kate is a proud member ofActors' Equity.

SARA SHEETS* (Assistant StageManager) is delighted to be work-ing on her first production at The-atre By The Sea. Favorite stagemanagement credits include:Sandra-Feinstein Gamm Theatre:King Elizabeth, The Nether, AStreetcar Named Desire (PSM),American Buffalo (ASM); TrinityRep: Appropriate, The Hunchbackof Seville (PSM), Oklahoma!,Melancholy Play: A Chamber Mu-sical (ASM), Sharon Playhouse:Quartet, Peter and the Star-catcher (PSM); Ocean State The-atre Company: Damn Yankees(ASM).

ADOLPHO BLAIRE (Associate Di-rector/Choreographer) was previ-ously seen at TBTS as Sparky inForever Plaid and served as Asso-ciate Director/Choreographer onlast year's Buddy: The Buddy HollyStory. With Mr. Sabellico,Adolpho served as Assistant Di-rector on the Broadway workshopof Sugar Babies, Presenting EthelMerman as well as projects atNorth Shore Music Theatre,Westchester Broadway, GretnaTheatre and the York. On his own,Adolpho ha directed at Here ArtsCenter, P.S. 122 (NY Innovative

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTTheatre Award), Ars Nova as wellas for regional/stocks, cruise ships,resorts, and more. Adolphostarted his career as the AssistantCreative Director for Six Flagstheme parks writing, producingand directing shows for over 20parks internationally. www.justdolphy.com

BILL HANNEY (Owner/Producer)began his career in show businessat age 19, leasing and developingmovie theaters, including his firstmultiplex in Quincy, Massachu-setts. Before long, he was bookingrock shows (Jefferson Starship,Rush) and other types of live en-tertainment, which eventually ledto the presenting and producingof Broadway productions. Onesuch show was an appearance bythe legendary mime artist, MarcelMarceau. As president of Broad-way Productions, Bill presentednational tours such as Annie,Amadeus, Dancin’, Peter Pan,Rocky Horror Show and MarkTwain starring Hal Holbrook,throughout New England includ-ing Worcester, Springfield, Port-land, Maine and Boston. Asidefrom his work reopening TheatreBy The Sea in 2007, one of Bill’scrowning achievements was the2010 purchase and re-opening ofNorth Shore Music Theatre, alandmark 1,500 seat professionaltheatre, which is entering itseighth successful year of opera-tion in Beverly, MA (nsmt.org).Bill’s ongoing work with both the-atres inspires him to consider ac-quiring additional performancevenues at which he plans tosomeday share his productions.Throughout his career, Bill hasstayed focused on his movie the-atre chain having bought, built,owned, operated and sold morethan 30 cinemas. His company,Entertainment Cinemas, currentlyoperates seven movie complexesin four states. In 2009, Bill was

elected President of the TheatreOwners of New England. Bill hasbeen named to the North ShoreTop 100 by the North ShoreChamber of Commerce. In 2012,he was recognized by both theBeverly Chamber of Commerceand Salem Chamber of Com-merce as Business Person of theYear. He is the recipient of the2015 Leslie S. Ray Hall of FameAward, presented by the GreaterBeverly Chamber of Commerce.Bill is a member of the League ofBroadway Producers and was in-volved with the recent revival ofPippin.

KEVIN P. HILL (Producing ArtisticDirector) Born and raised inWaltham, Massachusetts, Kevinbegan his theatrical career as adancer and actor. He appeared inNational Touring companies ofHello, Dolly! with Carol Channing,Leslie Uggams and Michele Lee,Anything Goes, and the Interna-tional Touring Company of A Cho-rus Line. New York audiences haveseen him in the Off-Broadwayproduction of Party. Regionalcredits as a performer include:West Side Story, Good News! AChorus Line, My Fair Lady andMarvin in Falsettoland. Kevin hasdirected and choreographed over100 productions across America.He has had the privilege of work-ing with such stars as MarinMazzie, Joanne Worley, KathleenTurner, Josh Groban, JonathanGroff and Tony© Award winner,Cady Huffman. In New York, hewas the assistant to the directorof On The Twentieth Century atthe New Amsterdam Theatre andassistant to the choreographer onthe revival of Guys and Dolls. Pre-viously, he directed and choreo-graphed Sister Act, YoungFrankenstein, Smokey Joe’s Cafe,and the 2 record-breaking musi-cals, Grease and Mary Poppins,here at Theatre By The Sea. Kevin

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTis the Director/Choreographer forA Christmas Carol at North ShoreMusic Theatre, where he has di-rected and choreographed MaryPoppins and Sister Act, and is alsothe Producing Artistic Director.Kevin has been nominated asBest Director/Choreographer forhis work on Smokey Joe’s Cafe,Rent, The Full Monty, Chicago, andEdwin Drood, and was awardedthe NH Theatre Award for BestChoreography for West Side Storyat the Papermill Theatre. Futureprojects include an originaldanced play called Standing Still.As a Professor of Dance, Kevin hasbeen on faculty at PennsylvaniaState University, Kansas State Uni-versity, and The Boston Conserva-tory of Music. He currently ownsHill Studios Dance and FitnessCenter located in Newton, MA,and is a proud member of SDC,AEA and Dance Masters of NewEngland, Chapter 5.

THOM WARREN (Associate Pro-ducer), a resident of Staten IslandNY, began his association withTheatre By The Sea as an actorplaying Harry the Horse in the2000 production of Guys andDolls. He then returned in 2013 tobecome the Company Manager, aposition he held until 2015. Amember of Actors’ Equity andSDC, he is also a casting associatefor TBTS. In NYC he was the Com-pany Manager for the Off-Broad-way play Psycho Therapy at theCherry Lane Theatre. As a per-former, Thom began his careerwith Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre be-fore moving on to musical com-edy. Appearing in close to 100shows, he has performed at NorthShore Music Theatre, PittsburghCLO, Kansas City Starlight, Ala-bama Shakespeare Festival and inNYC, as well as in a 2-year run ofthe International Company ofWest Side Story. Choreographycredits include productions of

West Side Story at NSMT andKansas City Starlight, as well as afull-length production of The Nut-cracker. Thom would like to thankBill, Kevin, Tom, Helen and Chris,and friends from Charlestown andGreen Hill Beach. Dammit!

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION(AEA), founded in 1913, representsmore than 45,000 actors andstage managers in the UnitedStates. Equity seeks to advance,promote and foster the art of livetheatre as an essential compo-nent of our society. Equity negoti-ates wages and workingconditions, providing a widerange of benefits, including healthand pension plans. AEA is a mem-ber of the AFL-CIO, and is affili-ated with FIA, an internationalorganization of performing artsunions. The Equity emblem is ourmark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org

THEATRE BY THE SEA, which ison the National Register of His-toric Places, has had many incar-nations over the years. The Tylerfamily purchased the property inthe early ‘20s. After Alice Tyler wasleft a widow with three youngchildren, she ran the property as asummer camp for girls. When thedepression hit, she decided to cre-ate jobs and provide a future forher children by turning the barninto a theatre. The 300-seat the-atre opened on August 7, 1933with a production called StrictlyDynamite. That initial seasonlasted four weeks and featuredfour different plays, one of whichwas taken to New York. In 1938, aYale Cooperative took over. Then,on September 2, a hurricane hit.The back wall of the theatre cavedin and the stage roof was blownoff. During the repairs, the theaterwas expanded to include a bal-cony. The newly enlarged theatreoperated through 1941 and then

went dark during the war. In 1946,the theatre’s most glamorous andstar-filled period began. The the-atre became what is referred to asa “star-system” house openingwith a show called Dream Girlwhich starred Judy Holliday.Other headliners who werebrought in were TallulahBankhead, Mae West, GrouchoMarx and Marlon Brando. Follow-ing the 1958 season, the propertywas sold to the Bontecou family,who leased it sporadically for sev-eral years, and by 1966 there wereplans to tear down the theatre.Upon hearing that the theatrewas to be destroyed, TommyBrent, who had previously workedas a publicist for the theatre, re-turned and saved the theaterfrom demolition. His first showopened on June 23, 1967 and heran the theatre successfully for 22years. In 1988, FourQuest Enter-tainment, which consisted ofLaura Harris, (who had previouslyworked at the theatre for 11 sum-mers), Renny Serre and RichardEricson, came on board. Followingextensive renovations, FourQuestreopened the theater in thespring of 1989 and continued pro-ducing high quality summer the-ater in Matunuck until the fall of2003. The theatre went dark onceagain until 2007, when entrepre-neur Bill Hanney purchased theproperty and, with producingpartners, successfully mounted aproduction of A Funny Thing Hap-pened on the Way to the Forum,just six weeks later, reopening thehistoric theatre on August 8, 2007.Theatre By The Sea continues toproduce a successful four-musicalsubscription season annually.

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Unionof Professional Actors and Stage Managers in theUnited States.

PATRON INFORMATIONBOX OFFICE HOURSMONDAY – SATURDAY

11am – 6pmPERFORMANCE DAYS

11am until curtainPERFORMANCE SUNDAYS

12 noon until curtain

CONTACT USBox Office: (401) 782-8587

E-mail: boxoffice.tbts@gmail.comWebsite: www.theatrebythesea.comAdministrative 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.

Handling Fee: $5 per ticket online, $3 perticket by 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) 782-8587

FIRE EXITSTheatre By The Sea has six fire exits. Twofire exits are located on either side of the au-ditorium and also in the balcony. There areadditional exits on both sides of the lobby aswell as through the center lobby barn doors.

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

REFRESHMENTSRefreshments are normally available beforethe show and during intermission at theGazebo and at Bistro by the Sea. Glass bot-tles are 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 turnedoff, and refrain from text messaging or email-ing during 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 inthe lobby. Handicapped accessible and addi-tional women’s restrooms are located in thegazebo area.

Owner & Producer .......................................................................................................... Bill HanneyProducing Artistic Director ............................................................................................. Kevin P. HillAssociate Producer .................................................................................................... Thom WarrenGeneral Manager .......................................................................................................... Tom SenterBox Office Manager ..................................................................................................... Vincent LupinoDirector of Marketing and Communication .................................................................... Mike CeceriDirector of Corporate and Community Relations ............................................... Karen Nascembeni

2017 PRODUCTION STAFFProduction Manager ........................................................................................................ Randy BeckCompany Manager ...................................................................................................... Dan LaiaconaAssistant Company Manager ................................................................................ Rachael BechtelTechnical Director ....................................................................................................... Steve WilsonProduction Deck Chief ............................................................................................... Brittany CostelloProduction Fly Chief ................................................................................................... Michael GreeneProduction Carpenter .......................................................................................... Cameron WaitkunProperties Master ............................................................................................................. Laura BeckProps Run Supervisor ................................................................................................. Isabella PellinoProduction Apprentices ..................................... Alijah Dickenson, Mason Hyde, Jonathan SargentDirector of Costumes ....................................................................................................... Alex QuigleyStitcher ........................................................................................................................ Bryan ConlinCostume Apprentice ................................................................................................. Jack CockerillWardrobe Supervisor ....................................................................................................... Joey PisanoWardrobe Apprentice ............................................................................................. Carla GuenthnerMaster Electrician ............................................................................................................ Kelly BrooksAssistant Master Electrician .................................................................................. Alexander Landers Season Sound Designer ....................................................................................... Leon RothenbergSeason Sound Supervision ....................................................................................... Danny ErdbergAudio Engineer ............................................................................................................. Callan HughesAssistant Audio Engeneer ............................................................................................... Eric GlauberActing Interns .......................................................... Austin Iovanna, Isaac Reynolds, Avery Stump,

Sarah Warrick, Janelle YullProduction Stage Managers ................................................. Kate L. Ferdinandi*, James O. Hansen*Assistant Stage Managers .................................................................. Nicole Wiegert*, Sara Sheets*Stage Management Apprentices ................................................. MK Cannon, Michelle HernandezVolunteer Coordinator/ House Manager ......................................................... Jordan Ilyssa AngeloHouse Manager ............................................................................................................ Michael SalvoBox Office Assistants ..................................................... Jordan Ilyssa Angelo, Linda Conte,

Tom Lavallee, Louise Tetreault, Marcia ZammarelliMusic Contractor ........................................................................................................... Mike SartiniFacilities Manager ................................................................................................... Michael AnthonyProgram Printer ..................................................................................................... Meridian PrintingProgram Advertising ....................................................................... Greg Chastain, Jacyn TremblayProduction Photographer ................................................................... Steven Richard PhotographyPublicity ................................................................................................................... Kevin LetourneauLighting Rentals ................................................... Advanced Lighting and Production Services, Inc.Sound Rentals ................................................................................. Masque Sound and RecordingLandscaping ................................................................................................................ Dana DesignsLawn Service ...................................................................................................... RDS LandscapingLobby Flowers ................................................................................................................. FlowerthymeCleaning Services ............................................................................................................. Rose WhiteAccounting ............................................................................... Thomas Armand, Armand & Co. PCLegal Counsel ................................................ James Aukerman, Eugene Magier, George Whaley

SCENERY BUILT BY NORTH SHORE MUSIC THEATRE SCENE SHOPTechnical Director .............................................................................................................. Kelly ReedAssistant Technical Director ................................................................................... Nicholas NovacoShop Supervisor .............................................................................................................. Aaron Tobey Scene Shop Forman .................................................................................................. Myles McMannScenic Carpenters ............................................................................. Derek Hodge, Morgan RodgersWelder ....................................................................................................................... Abbey KulhavyScenic Charge ....................................................................................................................... Ivy NeffAsstistant Scenic Charge ..........................................................................................Sasha Seaman

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

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