
Welcome to our 35th annual Summer Youth Theatre production...an event that always puts a smile on my face!
Just before school got out in June, the amazing group of young people involved in this production started rehearsing, building and painting scenery, helping with costumes and lighting, selling ads, etc., and will be "running" the show. This program is very important to all of us at Curtain Call. Helping prepare another generation is exciting and, for most of us, reminds us of our beginnings.
My first summer theatre experience as an actor was long ago in the summer of 1973 and I am still friends with several members of that production. We know that theatre friends are the best and are happy to share in the joy of creating these lasting relationships! We know that the many skills developed over the course of the summer are invaluable. Theatre is a collaborative art, and much like organized sports, teaches the value of teamwork, the ability to stand in front of an audience, d and much more - all skills helpful in life whether pursuing a career in the theatre or not.
To the families of our young participants - THANK YOU for supporting them this summer. We know that it can be challenging to fit the rigorous rehearsal schedule into what is often a more laid back summer routine. We hope you all appreciate the work your kids have put into this great show.
And great shows are what we work on all year. Beginning next month, we'll kick off our new season which includes one of the first select community theatre productions in the country of the Tony Award winning musical, COME FROM AWAY, plus 9 other full-scale productions, many of which have never played here before. Our entire season (nearly 200 performances!) is listed in this program. We hope you'll come back and see some of the shows we have on tap. Our five, seven and 10-ticket FLEX PASSES, offer significant savings (and restaurant discounts), and more, making regular attendance here very reasonable indeed.
We also have some very exciting special events coming up, too. Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date by clicking here.
For now, sit back, relax and enjoy your time at HOLIDAY INN!
Sincerely,
Lou Ursone
Executive Director
Curtain Call, Inc.
Irving Berlin's
HOLIDAY INN
Executive Producer LOU URSONE | Directed by KYLE RUNESTAD |
Set Design PETER BARBIERI, JR. | Lighting Design JAMIE LAJOIE |
Sound Design JAMIE LAJOIE | Costume Design ROBIN MAZZOLA |
Technical Director MEGHAN CONNOLLY | Production Stage Manager JAN URSONE |
Fight Coordinator | Specialty Prop |
MARTHA DOMBROSK, JOHN ZIMMERMAN
Line Coaches
Ruth Chiles, Martha Kramer
Production Assistants
Charly Peter, Chet Salit, Mark Silence
Building Crew
The Cast and Crew of King Lear and many former
Shakespeare on the Green performers and volunteers.
(in order of appearance)
Announcer | ……… | Quentin Boyd |
Jim Hardy | ……… | Bradan Sean Janso |
Ted Hanover | ……… | Allen Fountain |
Lila Dixon | ……… | Kathryn Romano |
Danny Reid | ……… | James Kolman |
Stanley | ……… | Sebastian Colfer |
Daphne | ……… | Izzy Anderson |
Sawyer | ……… | Eli Donahue |
Stella | ……… | Pavla Smid |
Byron | ……… | Roddy Jimenez |
Rose | ……… | Kaylee Haggerty |
Janie | ……… | Olivia Sosa |
Susie | ……… | Claudia Blanco |
Brenda | ……… | Mia Abreu |
Hadley | ……… | Marley Bramble |
Ensemble | ……… | Linus Bartels Quentin Boyd Sophia Chu Addison Clear Liam Cosgrave Lucas Cosgrave Katherine Curry Bernie Gaeta Ian Greenman Hillary Ho Savannah LaJoie Bevin Maher Lily Maher Remy Moore Grace Mora Maeve Persaud Leia Potenza Zuko Ranganathan Katelyn Ruiz Luna Russo Jeremy Sliss Stella Supple Dæce Vasseur-Sutton |
Charlie Winslow | ……… | Laila Lear |
Linda Mason | ……… | Cooper Toland |
Louise Badger | ……… | Ava Sanchez |
Radio Announcer | ……… | Quentin Boyd |
Radio Quartet | ……… | Sebastian Colfer Eli Donahue Lily Maher Olivia Sosa |
School Children | ……… | Linus Bartels Liam Cosgrave |
Voice of Danny’s Mother | ……… | Katherine Curry |
First Assistant Director | ……… | Remy Moore |
Film Director | ……… | Eli Donahue |
Camera Man | ……… | Ian Greenman |
Sound Man | ……… | Dæce Vasseur-Sutto |
Production Assistant | ……… | Linus Bartels |
Executive Producer | ……… | Lou Ursone |
Producer and Director | ……… | Brian J. Bianco |
Music Director | ……… | Benjamin Doyle |
Choreographer | ……… | Alexandra Cahr |
Set Design | ……… | Martin Scott Marchitto |
Costumes | ……… | Megan Latte Morello |
Lighting Design | ……… | Ellie Mallardi |
Technical Director | ……… | Meghan Connolly |
Production Stage Manager | ……… | Lana Busch |
Stage Manager | ……… | Camille Agostino |
Assistant Stage Manager | ……… | Izabella Nastasi |
Production Assistants | ……… | Alexander Patel, Poppy Sisko |
Assistant Director | ……… | Paul Ferris |
Associate Producers | ……… | Grady Dennis, Lauren Gulliver Travers, Sara LaBella |
Intimacy Choreographer | ……… | Lynne Colatrella |
Dance Captains | ……… | Sebastian Colfer Katherine Curry |
Technical Assistants | ……… | Jamie LaJoie, Charly Peter, Chet Salit, Mark Silence, Gretel |
Scenic Artistry | ……… | Brian Bianco |
Video Producer for Act Two, sc. 11 | ……… | Stephen Emerick |
Building and Assembly Crew | ……… | Dylan Grimes, Anna Kays, George Kolbrenner, Emilee Maguire, Becca Notter, |
Running Crew | ……… | Stefania Bragason, Paul Ferris, George Kolbrenner, Emilee Maguire, Finn Plantemoli, Carly Santiago, Emma Sillo, Andrew Stedman |
Dressers | ……… | ????? |
Spotlight Operators | ……… | Andrew Meli ??? |
Light Board Operator | ……… | Anna Kays |
Projection and Audio Engineer | ……… | Niko Rinaldi |
Conductor/Keyboard | ……… | Benjamin Doyle |
Drums and Percussion | ……… | Brian Coralian |
Bass | ……… | Sarah Klein, Larry Perlstein |
Trumpet | ……… | Mark Dennis |
Reeds #1 | ……… | Gavin Tarling |
Reeds #2 | ……… | Toby Sanchez |
President | ……… | Andrew Meli |
Vice President | ……… | Cooper Toland |
Secretary | ……… | Katie Romano |
Treasurer/Fundraising Manager | ……… | Paul Ferris |
Volunteer Coordinator | ……… | Aviva Moss |
Social Media Manager | ……… | Niko Rinaldi |
Board Members | ……… | Marley Bramble, |
Board Advisors | ……… | Brian Bianco, |