42nd Street (2005)[42nd St. 1991]
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[Past Shows] [Prev] [Next]  | Edmund Keefe Auditorium November 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 2005 Music by Harry Warren Lyrics by Al Dubin Book by Michael Steward and Mark Bramble Based on the novel by Bradford Ropes Original direction and dances by Gower Champion Originally produced on Broadway by David Merrick
The use of all songs is by arrangement with Warner Bros., the owner of music publisher's rights.
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THE CAST OF 42ND STREET(In Order of Appearance)
Andy Lee, Pretty Lady choreographer Ron Williams Oscar, Pretty Lady piano player Jed Holland* Frankie, Pretty Lady dance captain Stephen P. Cote Maggie Jones, Pretty Lady co-writer Beth Fenske Bert Barry, Pretty Lady co-writer David R. DuCharme Mac, Pretty Lady stage manager Rich Glynn Millie, Pretty Lady costumer Pamela Bruckman Susie, Pretty Lady assistant costumer Stephanie Stetson Phyllis Dale, Pretty Lady chorus girl Valerie Psoinos Lorraine Flemming, Pretty Lady chorus girl Rachel Scott Diane Lorimer, Pretty Lady chorus girl Kathy LeClair Ann Reilly, Pretty Lady principal Jennifer Sue Mallard Ethel, Pretty Lady chorus girl Elizabeth Krahenbuhl Billy Lawlor, Pretty Lady leading man Tom Caron Peggy Sawyer, Pretty Lady chorus girl Alexandra Socha Julian Marsh, Pretty Lady producer/director Dave Fordyce Dorothy Brock, Pretty Lady leading lady Joy Douville Abner Dillon, Pretty Lady financial backer David White Pat Denning, Dorothy's suitor David Cote Waiter at the Teahouse Ryan Murphy Thugs Ed Hinton, Jim Maloney Young Man Chris Collupy Regency Club bartender Michael Ryder Company Doctor Mike Bradbury * Rich Lyle (understudy) performing Nov 11 & 12 [as printed; actually, Jed made all performances and Rich didn't go on] Pretty Lady Dance Company Barb Asketh Amy Bailey Sheilah Bell Cheri Birch Pat Bonfanti Mike Bradbury Denis Brunelle Chris Collupy Lindsay Corkum Amanda Davis Bobby Fonacier Patsi Forrester Laura Franzini Pat Gage Kenny Gray Crystal Lewis Theo Martinez Heather MacLeod Ryan Murphy Donna O'Bryant Laura Patterson Meghan Ross Michael Ryder Jessica Scalese Shaina Schwartz Brittney-Lynne Stanley Stephanie Ross-Sauri Heather Tinkham Kirsten White Orchestra Reeds -
Kevin Smith,
Suellen Davidson,
Don Conley,
Jody Leach,
Arthur Smith,
Greg Hackney*
Trumpet -
John Perko,
Craig Neth,
Deb Walz,
Tom Erickson*
Trombone - Ed Stromski, Glen Walant Bass - Craig Fowler Percussion - Judy Bruneau Piano - Hillary Brooks * Substitute | THE PRODUCTION CREWDirector Dana Bissett Musical Director Kathy Cooney Redman Choreographer Martha Daniels Holland Producers Brian Mehlman (Lead),
Susan Koczarski,
Beverly Frasca Stage Manager Steve Pierpont Assistant Director Michael Ryder Assistant Choreographer Valerie Psoinos Assistant Stage Manager Beth Schwartz Rehearsal Pianist Betsy Smentek, Hillary Brooks Technical Director John McAllister Lighting Design Dennis Schneider Sound Design Mike O'Keefe Set Design John McAllister Props Gretchen Gray (chair) Costumes Penny Tamulonis (co-chair),
Raelene Liljeberg (co-chair),
Elizabeth Strycharz (co-chair),
Alene Bonner,
Janet Christie,
Lorraine Louie,
Beth Schwartz,
Linda Stanley,
Susan Cassidy Dance Captain Valerie Psoinos Publicity Brian Mehlman (chair),
Kerry Schneider,
Amy Friedman,
Dylan Gamblin,
Jed Holland Tickets Howie & Jackie Levine,
John Liljeberg Set Construction John McAllister,
Larry Doiron, John Franzini,
Paul Metzger,
Craig Brennan,
Josh Friedman,
Leo Choquette,
Mike O'Keefe Curtain Crew Leah Schwartz,
Linnie McAllister Scenic Artist Steve Pierpont,
Leo Choquette Set Painting Brian Burke,
Kathy Goreham,
Tracy Smith,
Pat Gage,
Russ Gage,
Theo Martinez,
Dave Fordyce,
Larry Doiron, John Franzini,
Dave Cote,
Rachel Scott,
Alan Amaral Lighting Crew Alan Amaral, Kevin Rhodes Sound Crew Alyssa Dillon Stage Crew Craig Brennan,
Paul Metzger,
John Franzini,
Tracy Smith,
Christopher Franzini,
Kathy Goreham,
Leo Choquette Makeup & Hair cast Cast Photography Michael Ryder, Paul Coppens Poster Design Jed Holland Program Prill McGan Concessions Susan Koczarski (chair) Lobby Design Gretchen Gray Ushers Ellie Morrill (chair) Permits Pamela Bruckman Subscriptions Kerry Schneider Webmaster Jed Holland Afterglow Val Levesque (chair) Audition Board Charles Emmons (chair),
Dana Bissett,
Kathy Cooney Redman,
Martha Daniels Holland,
Deb Ritrovato,
Elizabeth Kennedy,
Michael Ryder Board of Directors Charles Emmons (President),
Martha Daniels Holland (Vice-President),
Pam Bruckman (Corresponding Secretary),
Cheryl Stocks (Recording Secretary),
Stan Polan (Treasurer),
David Cote,
Donna O'Bryant,
Val Psoinos,
Rich Glynn,
Mike Ryder,
Barb Asketh |
In Memory of Mr. Albin R. Tamulonis
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Fifty years ago, a handful of dedicated individuals, interest in sharing
their love of musical theatre, established the Nashua Actorsingers.
On March 10, 2005, Actorsingers lost our last charter member of the
organization, past president, dedicated supporter, dear friend, Albin "Al"
Tamulonis.
We are indebted to Al for his vision of bringing musical theatre to the
Nashua audience, and we will always be grateful to him for opening the
doors to so many artists eager to show their talents on stage or behind
the scenes, in the orchestra, or directing. Thank you, Al.
Our condolences to his loving wife, Penny, and the entire Tamulonis
family.
Notes from the Director
Welcome to 42nd Street — the well-known story of an enthusiastic chorus
girl from Smalltown USA who (almost!) auditions for her first New York show
and finds herself a Broadway star overnight! It is also the story of the
somewhat jaded and worn director of Pretty Lady, the fictional production within
the production of 42nd Street, who is touched by the pure joy and enthusiasm of
this young starlet and finds a renewed passion for his own love of musical
theater.
A very special thank you to Actorsingers for inviting me to share in the
telling of this special story and for giving me the opportunity to work with this
amazingly gifted cast and production team. You have made me feel most
welcome, and I am honored by your endless enthusiasm, dedication and
support!
Special heartfelt thanks to Martha, Kathy, Mike and Steve for making the
journey such a joy and the destination a Broadway dream come true. Not all the
specs of dust taht make a stage shine are found on stage!
And finally, thanks to YOU, the audience, for allowing us the opportunity to
do what we love best. So come and hear those dancin' feet... on the avenue
we're taking you to... 42nd Street!!
Enjoy the show!
Dana Bissett, Director
SCENE LIST AND MUSICAL NUMBERSACT IScene 1 42nd Street Theater, New York City Audition Andy, Billy, Frankie, and Dancers Young And Healthy Billy and Peggy Shadow Waltz Maggie, Dorothy, and Girls Scene 2 Gypsy Tea Kettle (The same day) Go Into Your Dance* Maggie, Peggy, Annie, Lorraine, and Phyllis Scene 3 42nd Street Theater (Later that week) You're Getting to be a Habit with Me Dorothy, Billy, Frankie, Peggy, and Dancers Scene 4 Dorothy Brock's Dressing Room (A few moments later) Scene 5 42nd Street Theater (Several weeks later) Getting Out Of Town The Company Scene 6 Arch Street Theater, Philadelphia (Pretty Lady dress rehearsal) Dames Billy and Company Scene 7 Regency Club and Dorothy Brock's Suite (Later that night) I Know Now Dorothy Scene 8 Arch Street Theater (Pretty Lady opening night) I Know Now (reprise) Billy We're In the Money Annie, Peggy, Lorraine, Phyllis, Billy, and Dancers 42nd Street Dorothy and Company | ACT IIScene 1 Outside the Arch Street Theater (Ten minutes later) Sunny Side to Every Situation The Company Scene 2 Broad Street Station, Philadelphia (A few minutes later) Lullaby of Broadway Julian and Company Scene 3 42nd Street Theater (The next day) Montage Julian, Andy, Frankie, Peggy, and Dancers Scene 4 Peggy's Dressing Room (Pretty Lady opening night> About a Quarter to Nine Dorothy and Peggy Scene 5 42nd Street Theater (Later that night) Shuffle Off to Buffalo Annie, Bert, Maggie, and Girls 42nd Street Peggy and Company Scene 6 42nd Street Theater (Immediately after) 42nd Street (reprise) Julian Finale The Company
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*Choreographed by Valerie Psoinos |
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