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Maurice Boisvert, Chairman
Richard W. Lavey, Vice Chair
David B. Greenfield, Treasurer
Kallin Johnson, Secretary
Kristen Albright
Tracy Barlok
Ronald E. Bidinger, DDS
Joan Crowley
508.393.6844
Mary C. DeFeudis
Melanie J. Donegan
Marianne Felice, MD
Ivan R. Green, MD
Michelle Jones-Johnson
Steven G. Joseph
Linda McGowan
Cynthia A. Monahan
Michael V. O’Brien
Thomas P. O’Connor, Jr.
Mary C. Ritter
Ellen Savickas
Karon Shea
Walter Shea
Troy Siebels
Charles R. Valade
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Administrative
President & CEO
Troy Siebels
Director of Finance & Human Resources
Janine Diliberto
Finance & Human Resources Assistant
Gerry Baeder
Executive Assistant
Bethany Strothers
IT Services
Machado Consulting
Administrative Volunteers
Emily Eaton, Bob Frankel
Mike Knych, Judi Uthoff
Marketing & Public Relations
Director of Marketing & PR
Lisa Condit
Marketing Specialist
Monica Wagner Elefterion
Sales Manager
Diane Pieciak
Marketing Assistant
Jacob Poplaski
PR Assistant
Kelly Rourke
Marketing/Design Interns
Alexandra Ferriera, Lillian Irwin
Distribution Team
Jordan Lavallee, Sandy Lavallee
Dora Locke, Rick McGrail
Community Outreach
Edward P. Madaus
Legal Counsel
Paul J. Demoga, Esq.
Development
Director of Development
Nel Lazour
Associate Director of Development
Carolyn Ambrose
Membership Coordinator
Kelly Hobson
Production
Production Manager
Jon Rosbrook
House Electrician
Brenda Shepard
House Sound/Audio Engineer
Nick Joyce
Stage Crew
IATSE Local 96
Operations
Director of Education & Operations
Meghan Patrick
Assistant Operations Manager
David MacArthur
Special Events Coordinator
Mark Steina
House Managers
Pete Belsito
Joyce Gully
Ellen Santimaw
Mark Steina
Salon Maître D’s Sue Shimeall
Ray Trifone
Box Office
Director of Ticketing
Genevieve Shappell
Assistant Box Office Manager
Brendan Donnellan
FSS Ticketing Manager
Nadia Naco
Box Office Associates
Julie Carlson
Terry Fava
Ashley Hames
Cheryl Lindsay
Cathy Mezynski
Peter O’Clair
Mighty Wurlitzer Team
Resident Organist
Len Beyersdorfer
Curator
Don Phipps
Assistant Curators
Bruce Hager
John Phipps
Facilities
Facilities Manager
Lewis Symynkywicz
Facilities Associates
Dan Friend
Stan Tarka
Danielle Friend
Brass Restoration Work
Brian Anderson
Scott Baeder
Producer’s Circle $10,000 - $24,999
the Future
The theatre’s future success depends on continued delivery of a world-class
experience and maintaining the highest level of quality in every aspect of the
theatergoing experience. Undeniably, the high caliber of the experience we deliver is
inextricably linked to the beauty and perfection of the historic theatre itself. We must
do better than simple “upkeep” of the theatre. We must preserve and care for it like
the asset that it is. In addition, the very definition of a world-class venue will evolve,
and we must evolve with it, embracing changing technologies and trends.
We offer our heartfelt thanks to the many foundations, businesses and individuals that participated in
The Hanover Theatre’s recently concluded Securing the Future Capital Campaign. More than $3.6
million was raised to support the ongoing preservation and maintenance of our historic facility. While
we are grateful to all of our contributors, we are only able to list donors beginning at the $500 level.
Leadership Support $500,000 - $1,000,000
The Hanover Insurance Group
Bonnie & Ron Bidinger
Jeff Burk & Dale LePage
Catherine & Chris Collins
Cognizant Technology Solutions
Commonwealth Electrical Technologies
EXL
The Fred Harris Daniels Foundation
Allen W. Fletcher
Jean & Barry Alman
Atlas Box & Crating Co, Inc.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Massachusetts
Pam & Maurice Boisvert
Karin Branscombe
Paul & Sandy Demoga
Fidelity Bank
Jan & Mark Fuller
Cheryl & David Greenfield
Brittany & Michael Grenon
The Ruth H. & Warren A. Ellsworth Foundation
The Fletcher Foundation
Polar Beverages
Unum
Broadway Circle $50,000 - $99,999
Bay State Savings Bank
The Eppinger Family
The Mildred H. McEvoy Foundation
Amelia Peabody Charitable Fund
Worcester Business Development Corporation
Director’s Circle $25,000 - $49,999
Bank of America
Commerce Bank
Mary C. DeFeudis
Fallon Health
Noreen & Ivan Green
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
MCPHS University
Rockwell Foundation
Dorothy & Michael Tsotsis
United Bank
David & Kathy Israelian-Fleming
Linda & Kallin Johnson
Charlotte & Ben Klein
Helen P. Koskinas
Margaret & Ed Madaus
Magilla Entertainment, LLC
C. Jean & Myles McDonough
Charitable Foundation
Mirick O’Connell, Attorneys at Law
Holly & Ronn Moody
James D. O’Brien Jr.
Jane & Dan O’Connor
Karen & Ken Rapp
Robin Alan Rhodes
Ed Sato
Jane & Troy Siebels
TD Bank
Karen & Fran Tighe
Jody & Charlie Valade
Todd Wetzel & Molly Forbes
David Williams & Joyce Cariglia
Contributors $2,500 - $4,999
The Stoddard Charitable Trust
Presenting Sponsor $100,000 - $249,999
NTT Data
Regan Remillard
Rachel Rubin, Charlotte Klein
Dance Centers
Lynn & John Sullivan
UniBank
Webster 5 Cents Savings
Wyman-Gordon Foundation
Supporters $5,000 - $9,999
Foundation Support $250,000 - $499,999
The George I. Alden Trust
The George F. & Sybil H. Fuller
Foundation
Mary & Warner Fletcher
Hoche-Scofield Foundation
Lee & Steve Joseph
Mike Pagano, Lamoureux-Pagano
Associates
Marlene & David Persky
Valerie & Stephen Loring
Metso
Kristen & David Albright
Mary Ellen & Cliff Anderson
Marie & Michael Angelini
Alexander Aronson Finning CPAs
Susan & Jack Bassick
Maria & Len Beyersdorfer
Peni & Dick Callahan
Wayne Canty, Heat Trace
Products
The Carroll Family
Mary Frances & John Coakley
Nancy & Jim Coghlin
Coghlin Electric
Cheryl & Kerry Daigle
Digital Federal Credit Union
Melanie & Donald Donegan
Beverly & John Doubleday
Marianne E. Felice
Simone & Jose Flores-Cardillo
Ann L. Flynn
Lisa Kirby Gibbs & Peter Gibbs
Janice Hitzhusen & James Pease
Stasia B. Hovenesian
Frances & Howard Jacobson
Martha & Michael Kelleher
Susan & John Lajoie
Tracey & Richard Lavey
Nel & Paul Lazour
Christine & Dana Levenson
Andrea & Bruce Little
The MacDonald Family
Marois Brothers, Inc.
Jane & William Mosakowski
Beata & Michael O’Brien
Claire & Brendan O’Connor
Matthew Olds
Donald Pegg
Polly & Donald Phipps
Cynthia & Stephen Pitcher
Rollstone Bank & Trust
Ruth & Allen Rubin
Rush Street Gaming
Patricia & Tom Ryan
Ellen & John Savickas
Patricia A. Segerson
Carol & Dr. Jang Singh
Southbridge Savings Bank
Lorna & Michael Stearns
Sullivan, Garrity and Donnelly
Insurance Agency
United Lens Company
Kim & Adrian VanderSpek
Sharon & Peter Woodbury
Worcester Center for Performing Arts, a registered not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization, owns and operates
The Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts. All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
Contributors $1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous
Elizabeth Baldarelli
Jo Ann & Ted Bauer
Sarah & Allen Berry
Maria & Len Beyersdorfer
Tammy & George Butler
James Connor
Barbara Fargo
Louise Feldhaus
Jane Grant
Bruce Hager
Lynn & Lura Harrison
The Hart Foundation
The Jenal Family
Michelle & Robert Johnson
Linda & Joe McGowan
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O’Connor
Page Chiropractic Health Center
J. Robert Seder
Karon Shea
Jean & Herb Varnum
Demmie & Jerry Wells
Sue & David Woodbury
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For more information about planned giving opportunities, and the 1926 Legacy
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2014-2015 FOUNDATION SUPPORT
We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of the following foundations for their
support of the theatre’s acquisition of the former Goral Building
at 551 Main Street, slated to open in Fall 2015.
The George I. Alden Trust
Bay State Savings Bank
The Jeanne Y. Curtis Charitable Trust
The Ruth H. and Warren A. Ellsworth Foundation
The Fred Harris Daniels Foundation
The Fletcher Foundation
The George F. and Sybil H. Fuller Foundation
The Albert J. Gifford Charitable Trust
The Hanover Insurance Group Foundation
The Francis A. and Jacquelyn H.
Harrington Foundation
The Hoche-Scofield Foundation
The McDonough Charitable Foundation
Mildred H. McEvoy Foundation
The Schwartz Charitable Foundation
The Stoddard Charitable Trust
Wyman-Gordon Foundation
Thank you to the following foundations for their support of our community
arts programming and The Wurlitzer Fund.
American Theatre Organ Society
The Hermann Foundation
Massachusetts Cultural Council
Memorial Foundation for the Blind
Shanklin Music Hall Foundation
Worcester Education Development
Foundation
Worcester Arts Council
2014-2015 CORPORATE SPONSORS
We are grateful to the following corporate sponsors for their
support of the theatre’s 2014-2015 season.
HERB CHAMBERS
Passion & Pageantry
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Commerce Bank is proud to sponsor Camelot.
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Fallon Health
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Louise Feldhaus
Andrew & Robin Feldman
Marianne Felice, MD
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Mark & Jan Fuller
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Michael & Beata O’Brien
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Thomas & Maura O’Connor
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Edward & Susan O’Neil
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David & Marlene Persky
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Stephen & Cynthia Pitcher
Greg Polito, J. Polito Realty
Premier Optical
Quality Beverages, LLC
Quinsigamond Community College
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Arthur J. & Debra M. Remillard
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Buz & Nancy Reusch*
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Mary & William Ritter
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Thomas & Patricia Ryan
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Seaman Engineering Corporation
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Arthur ............................................................................................................ ADAM GRABAU
Merlyn ......................................................................................................MARK POPPLETON
Guenevere .................................................................................................... MARY McNULTY
Nimue............................................................................................................... KATE TURNER
Lancelot.................................................................................................................TIM ROGAN
King Pellinore ..........................................................................................MARK POPPLETON
Mordred........................................................................................................ KASIDY DEVLIN
Sir Dinadin .....................................................................................................JON McHATTON
Squire Dap ......................................................................................... BRANDON CORDEIRO
Sir Sagramore.............................................................................................. MARK EDWARDS
Sir Lionel ............................................................................................TROY BRUCHWALSKI
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ACT ONE
I Wonder What the King Is Doing Tonight .......................................................................Arthur
The Simple Joys of Maidenhood ............................................................................... Guenevere
Camelot .............................................................................................................................Arthur
Camelot (Reprise) ...................................................................................................... Guenevere
Follow Me ...................................................................... Nimue, Merlyn and Female Ensemble
C’est Moi ...................................................................................................................... Lancelot
The Lusty Month of May ................................................................... Guenevere and Ensemble
The Lusty Month of May (Reprise) ......................................................Guenevere and Knights
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Before I Gaze at You Again ....................................................................................... Guenevere
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What Do the Simple Folk Do? .................................................................Arthur and Guenevere
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If Ever I Would Leave You ........................................................................................... Lancelot
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ADAM GRABAU (Arthur) is delighted to be returning
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MARY McNULTY (Guenevere) is thrilled to be
joining the National Tour of Camelot. Mary received
her BFA in Theatre and Voice from the University
of Kansas’ School of Music. NYC credits include
How I Learned to Drive (Female Greek Chorus) and
Day of the Feast (Mother). Regional credits include
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Titania/Hippolyta),
The Last Five Years (Cathy), Camelot (Lady Anne),
Watson: The Last Great Tale of the Legendary Sherlock
Holmes (Irene Adler), Young Frankenstein (Ensemble),
Moon Over Buffalo (Rosalind) and God of Carnage
(Annette). Love to P, G, and E! For more about Mary,
please visit www.mary-mcnulty.com.
TIM ROGAN (Lancelot). National Tour: Disney’s
Beauty and the Beast (Gaston). DC Area: Rocky Horror
Show (Brad Majors), Big Nate (Artur), Jason Invisible
(u/s), Spring Awakening (Ensemble), The Fantasticks
(El Gallo), Rocky Horror Show (Rocky), Grease
(Danny Zuko), Spinoza’s Solitude (Seth), The Boys from
Syracuse Concert (Ensemble), The Hollow (u/s), The
Boy Detective Fails (u/s), I Capture the Castle: 21/24
Workshop (Stephen Colley), Side by Side by Sondheim
(u/s), Sunset Boulevard (Ensemble). Education:
Bachelor of Music - Catholic University (2011).
MARK POPPLETON (Merlyn, King Pellinore).
National Tours: The Addams Family, Spring
Awakening, Man of La Mancha. Regional/stock:
Les Miserables (Javert), Deathtrap (Sidney Bruhl),
Sweeney Todd (Sweeney Todd & Judge Turpin), A
Funny Thing Happened... (Pseudolus), Private Lives
(Elyot Chase), Man of La Mancha (Don Quixote),
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Lawrence Jameson), Kismet
(Hajj), My Fair Lady (Col. Pickering) and Jesus Christ
Superstar (Pontius Pilate). Keep up with Mark at
markpoppleton.com.
KASIDY DEVLIN (Mordred) last toured with Monty
Python’s Spamalot (Sir Robin) for the show’s final
355 performances. This last year, Kasidy was seen in
As You Like It in Shakespeare’s birthplace, Stratfordupon-Avon, Measure for Measure at the Gene Frankle
Theatre, Titus Andronicus, Romeo and Juliet, Merry
Wives of Windsor and a sold out run of Parker and
Dizzy at Theatre for the New City. His training reflects
a broad diversity of styles and approaches: commedia
dell’ arte in Italy; Shakespeare with Patsy Rodenburg;
Ensemble-based theatre at the Dell Arte’ International
School of Physical Theatre. When not performing,
Kasidy raises his two children (terriers). He dedicates
this show to his great teachers - past, present, future,
here and gone.
TROY BRUCHWALSKI (Sir Lionel, Ensemble) is
very excited to be touring with Camelot. Credits include:
Tour: South Pacific (Harbison/US Cable), Les Miserables
(Grantaire/US Javert) with Prather Entertainment Group;
The Last Romance (Young Man) with Old Creamery
Theatre Company; The World Goes Round (Man 1) with
Interplayers Theatre; Les Miserables (Javert), Beauty
and the Beast (Gaston), A Chorus Line (Zach), Spelling
Bee (V.P. Panch) with Thingamajig Theatre Company.
Troy would like to thank his loving family and Nina for
their constant support.
BRANDON CORDEIRO (Squire Dap, Ensemble).
NY/Regional: The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me
(Broadway Cares 20th Anniversary Revival), Pearl,
Go West!, Gary Goldfarb: Master Escapist, A Little
Night Music (Boston Opera Collaborative), RENT
(Provincetown Theater), Spamalot (TriArts). Film/
TV: My Many Married Men, “Truthfully Speaking,
Tony,” Mohawk Salon (Upcoming). He has appeared
in performance art pieces at the Museum of Modern
Art and MoMA PS 1. His original one-man show
Brandon Cordeiro: One Night Only! has been produced
in Provincetown, MA. Graduate of New England
Conservatory & NYU. Love to Mom, Dad, Addy &
the family! www.BrandonCordeiro.com
MATTHEW CURIANO (Ensemble) is thrilled to be
going out on his first National Tour with such an amazing
show! A proud graduate from Pace University’s Musical
Theater program. Favorite regional credits include
Thenardier (Les Miserables), Cat in the Hat (Seussical),
Floyd (Floyd Collins), Nathan Detroit (Guys and Dolls)
and Uncle Ernie (The Who’s Tommy). Many thanks to
Phoenix Entertainment and so much love to my family
and friends for supporting me in everything, especially
Jen, Dad, and Luke! www.matthewcuriano.com
MARK EDWARDS (Sir Sagramore, Ensemble) is
excited to join the incredible cast of Camelot! Off
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Live the Life You Always Imagined.
WHO’S WHO
Broadway: The Imbible. National Tour: Disney’s
Beauty and the Beast (u/s Beast & Gaston). Regional:
Guys and Dolls (Sky Masterson), The Music Man
(Harold Hill), Chicago (Billy Flynn). Mark was a
Lead Singer for Holland America Line’s Ryndam,
Oosterdam and Nieuw Amsterdam ships. He has been
a Featured Soloist for the National Cherry Blossom
Parade, Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade and
Miss America Parade.Tons of gratitude and love to
family and friends. www.aboutmarkedwards.com
KATE WILLIAMS GRABAU (Lady Anne,
Ensemble) holds a BM in musical theatre from
Catholic University, and an MFA in acting from the
USC. She’s performed in regional theatres across
the country, the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center
and even sang backup for Barry Manilow. Favorite
credits include: Anya in The Cherry Orchard (w/ Kate
Burton), Beatrice in Much Ado..., Mother Showman
in Venus, Marty in Grease, Babette in Beauty and the
Beast, Mary in It’s a Wonderful Life and Trinculo in
The Tempest. Thanks to Adam for the journey. Follow
me @katedelores #kgat. www.katherinegrabau.com
ANDY KING (Ensemble) is beyond thrilled to be
touring with Camelot. Favorite roles include Austin
(I Love You Because), Cinderella’s Prince (Into The
Woods), Geoff (Hard Candy) and the Bandleader
(Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson). Proud graduate
of The Boston Conservatory (MM) and University
of Nebraska-Lincoln (BM). Thank you to Phoenix,
Anthony, Mom and Caela. For Dad.
JON McHATTON (Sir Dinadin, Ensemble) is happy
to be joining the National Tour of Camelot. Hailing from
Arizona, Jon is a graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music (CCM) and has spent the last four years living
in NYC. Favorite regional credits include: Oklahoma!
(Jud Fry), Urinetown (Bobby Strong), Grease (Danny
Zuko), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Adam
Pontipee), Footloose (Ren McCormack), Camelot (Sir
Sagramore) and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
(Aggie). Jon gives a huge thanks for the love and support
to the talented cast and crew, friends and family, the “Big
Man” and his best friend Amanda.
LIZZY MILLER (Ensemble) is a proud graduate of
Wright State University where she earned her BFA in
acting with an emphasis in musical theatre. Disney
Cruise Line: Disney Dreams, Villains Tonight!, Twice
Charmed (mainstage performer). West Virginia Public
Theatre: The Fantasticks (Luisa), Anything Goes (Hope
Harcourt), All Shook Up (Natalie Haller). Peterborough
Players: Measure for Measure (Juliet), Stuart Little
(Margolo), Puss in Boots (Princess). Endless gratitude
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to Mom and Dad for their constant love and support.
www.lizzy-miller.com
MEG SCHNEIDER (Ensemble) is thrilled to be on
the road with Camelot! She is a proud Texan and Ithaca
College grad, with a BFA in Musical Theatre. After
touring nationally as a lead singer in In The Mood, a big
band musical revue, Meg returned to NYC last year and
premiered a musical comedy version of Swiss Family
Robinson at the New York Musical Theatre Festival.
Regional credits: A Streetcar Named Desire (Stella) and
Chicago (Go-to-Hell-Kitty) at Michigan’s Barn Theatre.
Favorite roles: Julie Jordan in Carousel and April in
Company at Ithaca College. All my love and gratitude to
my family and friends! www.meg-schneider.com
KATE TURNER (Nimue, Ensemble) is a graduate
of Penn State’s Musical Theatre BFA Program and is
completely thrilled to be a part of this fantastic cast.
Favorite roles include Elle in Legally Blonde, Val in
A Chorus Line, Kitty in The Drowsy Chaperone and
Little Edie in Grey Gardens. A special thanks to my
Mom, my friends and family for the unmeasurable love
and support. kateturner.squarespace.com
ALAN JAY LERNER (Book and Lyrics) wrote these
plays with Frederick Loewe: Life of the Party, What’s
Up, The Day Before Spring, Brigadoon, Paint Your
Wagon, My Fair Lady, Camelot, and Gigi. He also
wrote Love Life with Kurt Weill, On a Clear Day You
Can See Forever and Carmelina with Burton Lane,
Coco with Andre Pevin, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
with Leonard Bernstein and Dance a Little Closer with
Charles Strouse. He wrote the libretto and/or lyrics for
the following films: An American in Paris, Gigi, The
Little Prince, The Royal Wedding and film versions of
his plays. He wrote two books - On the Street Where
I Live and The Musical Theatre: A Celebration. Mr.
Lerner died in 1986.
FREDERICK LOEWE (Music), a child prodigy at
four, made his concert debut with the Berlin Symphony
at 13. He came to America in 1923. In 1942, Loewe
approached Alan Jay Lerner in NY and said he would
like to collaborate with him on a musical show. The
two went on to enjoy a notable partnership resulting
in the stage musicals Day Before Spring, Brigadoon,
Paint Your Wagon, My Fair Lady, Camelot, Gigi and
the films Gigi and The Little Prince. Mr. Loewe died
on Feb. 14, 1988 at 88, the winner of several Tony and
Oscar awards.
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KEVIN DEPINET (Scenic Design) is delighted to be
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He designs at The Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf,
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Milwaukee Repertory, Denver Theatre Center, Writers
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PAUL TAZEWELL (Costume Design). Broadway
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include Faust at the Metropolitan Opera; Porgy and
Bess at Washington National Opera, LA Opera and the
San Francisco Opera; Magdelena at Théâtre du Châlet;
Margaret Garner at Michigan Opera Theatre, Little
Women at Glimmerglass Opera Festival and New York
City Opera and Treemonisha at Opera Theatre of St.
Louis.
MIKE BALDASSARI (Lighting Design) is a Tony
and Emmy nominated Lighting Designer whose work
has spanned much of the entertainment industry and
been seen live in 25+ countries. Theatrical Lighting
for Film includes: Rob Marshall’s Nine, Rock of
Ages, Joyful Noise, Sex and the City 2, Going the
Distance, Neil Young Trunk Show. For Sam Mendes
and Mr. Marshall he co-designed the Broadway hit
revival of Cabaret, for which he received Tony and
Drama Desk Award Nominations and received the
Entertainment Design Award. This famed production
is once again running at Studio 54. Other Broadway
designs include: First Date and Holler If Ya Hear
Me. Mike has also designed more than a dozen US
National Tours, including Phoenix Entertainment’s
Monty Python’s Spamalot, Ring of Fire, Man of La
Mancha, Fame, The Will Rogers Follies, Grease and
Phantom of the Opera. World premieres: Tennessee
Williams’ One Arm, Somewhere in Time, 13 and Nerds.
European: Beauty and the Beast (11+ companies).
Production Designer: Alice in Chains, co-designed Neil
Young’s Chrome Dreams Tour world-wide. Family
entertainment: Yo Gabba Gabba, Super Why, Kidz
Bop, Madagascar. Television: U2’s “Top of the Rock,”
SNL’s “Digital Shorts.” Broadcast Concerts: Mary J.
Blige, Tim McGraw, Sam Smith at The Apollo. Emmy
Nomination: Garth Brooks Central Park.
www.mike-o-matic.com
CRAIG CASSIDY (Sound Design) has been
providing sound reinforcement for the theater for 25
years, designing sound for productions here in the
USA and around the world. Recent productions include
The Addams Family, Rock Of Ages, A Chorus Line,
The Color Purple, Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy,
Ring Of Fire, Gypsy, Man of La Mancha, Grease, The
Will Rogers Follies, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, Fame and
Phantom. Regional productions include: Joseph and
the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Crazy For You,
Jekyll and Hyde, and Follies. When he is not behind a
sound console you can find him sailing the Long Island
Sound with his wife Dina & daughter Kealy.
STEVEN M. BISHOP (Music Supervisor/Add’l
Orchestrations), the Arranger/Orchestrator for the
upcoming Broadway shows, Genius and Solana, was
the Conductor for the First National Tour of Dirty
Rotten Scoundrels and Conductor/Musical Director
for the off-Broadway run of BINGO!, for which he
orchestrated, produced, and mixed the original cast
CD. Mr. Bishop conducted for Barry Manilow and
his musical, Copacabana, and has had the privilege of
working with such other artists as Gladys Knight, Pat
Boone, BJ Crosby, Lou Rawls, K.D. Lang, Deborah
Gibson, Frankie Avalon, and Michael Bolton. For
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and “Bobby Jones Gospel Hour.” He was the arranger/
orchestrator for the smash national tours of GREASE,
starring Frankie Avalon. Much love to Athena.
MARSHALL KEATING (Musical Direction/
Conductor/Keyboards) is thrilled to be back on the
road with his second Phoenix production. Originally
hailing from a farm town in Minnesota, he now lives
in NYC where he spends his time teaching and music
directing when not touring. Favorite credits include:
Rock Of Ages (National tour), Hello Again (NYU/
Tisch), Thoroughly Modern Millie (NYU/Tisch) and
Andrew Lippa’s Wild Party (Fitzgerald Theater MN).
Aside from the folks at Phoenix, Marshall would like
to thank his family and friends and most of all Vernon.
AL FOOTE III (Fight Direction) has served as fight
director for shows featuring epic battles to brawls in
elevators. Musicals: Company, Cabaret, Down in
the Valley and The Pirates of Penzance. Twenty-five
Shakespeare productions and counting, including:
Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, Henry V, Henry VI, Part 3,
Coriolanus, etc. Other productions include Baal, Cloud
9, Mauritius, The Hothouse and True West. Al has a
BFA in Musical Theatre from New School University
and is a Certified Teacher with the Society of American
Fight Directors. www.alfoote3.com
Independent, self-assured and
confident, our graduates excel in
college...and in life.
SCOTT ORLESKY (Technical Supervisor) Technical
Supervision on International tours of Peter and the
Starcatcher, Spamalot, The Addams Family, The
Color Purple, Fame, Grease, Peter Pan, The National
Ballet of the Ukraine’s Nutcracker, A Ballet Fantasy,
What’s Done In the Dark, Unforgettable: The Nat King
Cole Story and Big Comfy Couch, to name a few. His
work has garnered him a Dora Mavor Moore award
for theatrical design, an IALD award for architectural
lighting, and an ISES award for large scale special
events.
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MARK MINNICK (Casting) has cast exceptional
talent in over 25 touring productions including last
season’s tours of The Addams Family and Rock of
Ages. Previous credits include tours of Monty Python’s
Spamalot, The Color Purple, The Pajama Game, The
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and Ring
of Fire. International: Fame (2009/10 China tour),
and Grease (Asian tour, Macau, China and Istanbul,
Turkey).
TOM FRENCH (Production Dramaturg) has worked
with producer/director Michael McFadden creating the
critically acclaimed, family favorite holiday musical
Sing-Along Santa. Tom has written music and lyrics for
8
over fifteen produced musicals. His most recent piece,
Aesop’s Foibles, was showcased at the International
Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, UK.
PHILLIP ALEMAN (Marketing Director) has been
working as a publicist and marketing director for
Broadway national tours for over 15 years. In addition
to the National Tours of Wicked, Spamalot, Next to
Normal, The Addams Family and Bring It On: The
Musical, Phillip has represented 2005’s Tony Award
and Pulitzer Prize-winning Doubt, starring Cherry
Jones; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee;
The Producers; The Full Monty; Elaine Stritch at
Liberty; The Graduate; Proof; Dr. Dolittle; Annie and
Stomp, to name a few.
J. ANDREW BLEVINS (Production Stage Manager)
is overjoyed for the opportunity to be joining King
Arthur and the tour of Camelot! National tours: Sesame
Street Live!, 50 Shades! The Musical, and Scooby Doo
Live! Recent projects: Illinois Shakespeare Festival. Big
shout out to my family for being incredibly supportive
while I’m out on the road. Many thanks to all!
DEBORAH BARRIGAN (Company Manager) is
thrilled to be working with Phoenix Entertainment
and Camelot! Past management credits include: The
Addams Family, the Hudson Valley Shakespeare
Festival, Disney’s Beauty & The Beast, Blast!, Blast! 2
MIX, and Yo Gabba Gabba Live. Deb started her theatre
arts career as a dancer and has toured extensively with
the USO/AFE, boosting the morale of troops serving
in war zones across the world. Thank you Phoenix
Entertainment!
STEPHEN B. KANE (Executive Producer) enjoys an
open ended run in the theatrical touring industry that
has now spanned some 35 years. He has produced
and managed over 100 touring Broadway musicals
on four continents. Current collaborations include
North American tours of Peter and the Starcatcher
and Ragtime, and International Tours of The Addams
Family, Rock of Ages and Grease. He is CEO for
Baker Park Associates, Inc., a theatrical management
and consulting firm, and co-founder of both Phoenix
Productions in North America and Phoenix Asia Group.
For real adventure he happily shares post-production
time with partner Joe in sunny south Florida raising
their 10-year old sons, Aidan and Andrew.
PHOENIX ENTERTAINMENT (Producer) is an
independent theatrical producing and management
enterprise founded and helmed by long time colleagues
Stephen Kane and Michael McFadden. Its primary
mission is to develop, produce, manage and present the
very finest in touring Broadway musicals and family
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THEATRE POLICIES & OTHER HELPFUL INFORMATION
The following is presented to inform our patrons
and to maintain an orderly and thriving theatrical
environment and experience. These policies
notwithstanding, management will always strive
to be fair, ethical and understanding of our patrons’
needs. For answers to frequently asked questions
visit TheHanoverTheatre.org.
Accessible Seating: The Hanover Theatre is
committed to providing access and an enjoyable
visit by persons of different abilities. Spaces are
reserved for patrons who use wheelchairs and for
their ambulatory companions. When purchasing
tickets, please be sure to mention if any special
accommodations are required, including low vision,
hard of hearing, limited mobility, etc. It is the intent
of the Theatre to comply with all ADA provisions
where practical.
Box Office Sales:
You are welcome to purchase tickets to upcoming
shows in several ways:
use in the theatre, and offenders may be ejected
without compensation. On rare occasions, specific
performers or engagements may request that this
policy be suspended, in which case we will advise
same by covering lobby signage which lists the
standard policy. All members of the press or media
must receive advance authorization to use cameras
or recording devices inside the theatre and must
display identification of same.
Cell Phones: Out of respect to the performers and
to fellow audience members, please remember
to silence all cell phones while in the theatre.
Also please note, there is no telephone which is
manned throughout the performance. Please be
sure to leave your cell phone telephone number
with anyone who may need to reach you during
an emergency and in the event of an emergency
please take your call in the theatre lobby.
Children: All patrons MUST have a valid ticket.
Parents are discouraged from bringing children
under 5 years of age to performances which are
Online: 24/7 at TheHanoverTheatre.org.
not specifically oriented to children. Parents must
By Telephone: Call the box office at 877.571.7469
remove any disruptive children from the theatre
during standard hours of operation.
into the lobby. For these reasons, and for the
In Person: Visit the box office at 2 Southbridge
comfort of all audience members, please consider
Street, downtown Worcester, MA 01608
carefully whether it is appropriate for you to bring
children under 5 to the theatre.
By E-mail: boxoffice@thehanovertheatre.org
Concessions: Please do not bring outside food
By Mail: Use the Address above.
and drink to the theatre. Snacks and beverages
By Fax: Fax to 508.471.1686
will be available for sale in the lobby. Depending
Box Office Hours of Operation: Monday through on the performance, drinks may be brought into
Saturday, 10:00am to 6:00pm; Sunday (if there
the seating areas, but food is prohibited.
is a performance), 12noon to 6:00pm, and until
First Aid: Please speak with the house manager
intermission on all performance evenings, in
or any member of the ushering staff if you need
person and by telephone. So that we may best
serve patrons attending each event, please avoid first aid or have any sort of accident or medical
visiting the box office to purchase tickets to future emergency. Insurance regulations require that
such instances be documented immediately.
events during the hour just prior to curtain time.
Gift Certificates: These are available in any
Groups: Attending the theatre is even more fun
denomination by calling or visiting the box
when you bring a group. Groups of 10 or more
office and may be used by the recipient in full or
may be eligible for a discount. Please contact
partial payment for event tickets. Gift Certificates
Diane Pieciak at 508.930.2424 for information.
cannot be used in online transactions. If used in a
Assistive Listening Devices: Devices are available telephone sale, the gift certificate MUST be mailed
from the house manager. Please inquire at the box to the box office before the tickets purchased will
office or ask an usher. These cannot be reserved
be mailed to the customer. Alternately, tickets can
in advance, but the number of devices available
be held at the box office and the gift certificate
should be sufficient for the usual demand. You will redeemed in person at any point up to the curtain
be asked to leave your driver’s license as a deposit time of the performance(s) purchased.
when borrowing an assistive listening device.
Cameras (Recording Devices): Our standard
policy is that all such devices are prohibited from
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THEATRE POLICIES & OTHER HELPFUL INFORMATION CON'T.
Inclement Weather Policy: The nature of
touring performance schedules is such that
it is generally impossible for us to reschedule
cancelled performances. Therefore, with very
rare exceptions, our policy is that the show will
go on regardless of the weather as long as the
performers are able to perform. Please make
travel plans in accordance with anticipated
weather conditions, but please DO NOT endanger
yourself.
Lost and Found: Management is not responsible
for lost or stolen items. Items found at the
theatre will be held by the house manager. If
you have lost an item, please contact the box
office as soon as possible to make a report. You
will then be contacted if the item has been
found. Retrieval of the item is the responsibility
of the customer. Items not claimed within 30
days will be donated or disposed of without
compensation.
Rental of the Theatre: The Hanover Theatre
is available for appropriate organizations
and for appropriate activities. Please contact
Mark Steina, special events coordinator, at
508.849.9423 or mark@thehanovertheatre.org for
further information.
Prohibited: Items and activities which are
prohibited include (but are not limited to):
smoking, weapons, outside food or drink, camera
or recording devices, cell phones not silenced
or set to vibrate, laser pointers, disruptive or
abusive language, pets (except those assisting
persons with disabilities), and persons exhibiting
intoxication or drug use. Offenders may be
removed from the theatre without compensation.
Resale of Tickets for Profit: Ticketholders
may on occasion be in a position where they
have purchased tickets that they later cannot
personally use and will want to donate,
give, trade or sell these tickets to friends
or acquaintances. Management does not
discourage private transactions of this nature.
However, we may take appropriate actions to
thwart the organized resale of tickets for profit
by third parties, which we do not condone. The
public is advised to be careful purchasing tickets
from individuals they do not know personally,
as such tickets may be void and in such cases
admission to the theatre will be denied without
compensation.
Standing Room: All persons entering the theatre
must have a valid ticket, and are not allowed to
stand in the back or aisles.
Tax Deductible Donations: As the theatre is a
501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, donations
to The Hanover Theatre are tax-deductible to the
fullest extent provided by law. Please consult
with your tax professional.
Ushers: The Hanover Theatre uses a dedicated
and trained force of volunteer ushers to seat and
assist our guests. If you would like to volunteer
to usher or to provide other administrative
assistance to the organization, please contact
our operations manager, Meghan Patrick, at
508.471.1793 for details.
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respectful. • The overture is part of the performance and indicates that it is time to stop talking.
• Before coming to the theatre, use very little perfume or cologne as many people are allergic to scents.
• If you plan to bring a child to a show, take the time to select the right show and to prepare them to be
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