URINETOWN
Music & Lyrics by MARK HOLLMANN
Book & Lyrics by GREG FOTIS
Director
STEPHEN EMERICK
Music Director
MATT STOLFI
Choreographer
LAUREN NICOLE SHERWOOD
Set Design
PETER BARBIERI, JR.
Lighting Design
ELLIE MALLARDI
Costume Design
MEGAN LATTE MORELLO
Producer
Lou Ursone
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
When it comes to giving a show its title, sometimes it's pretty easy and clear, especially if the show is based on a novel or film. But when a completely original idea sparks a show, you never know what title will emerge.
Two odd titles that that come to mind are MOOSE MURDERS - which opened and closed on the same night in 1983, and TEETH - based on a 2007 horror film - lasted a few months longer when it opened in 2024.
And then there's today's presentation: URINETOWN! While the title makes the show a bit harder to sell, this Tony Award winner of BEST ORIGINAL SCORE and BEST BOOK awards succeeded in spite of its name, running just shy of 300 performances from September 2001 to January of 2004.
While planning the season, I always try to find a balance between new and old, comedy and drama, musical etc.. URINETOWN is a satirical gem, mocking not only the Broadway musical itself, but everything from capitalism, social irresponsibility, populism, bureaucracy, corporate mismanagement, and municipal politics.
As the weather starts to warm and the days begin to lengthen, we have much more on tap for you here. The final four shows in our main stage season are: Arthur Miller's A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, ANASTASIA, The Musical, MY MOTHER AND THE MICHIGAN/OHIO WAR, and GUYS AND DOLLS. I hope we'll see you here for them all.
THANK YOU AGAIN FOR JOINING US!
Lou Ursone
Executive Director
Curtain Call, Inc.
ACT ONE
SCENE 1: Amenity #9, the poorest, filthiest urinal in town
“Urinetown”
Lockstock and Company
“It’s a Privilege to Pee”
Pennywise and The Poor
“It’s a Privilege to Pee” (reprise)
Lockstock and The Poor
SCENE 2: The good offices of Urine Good Company
“Mr. Cladwell”
Cladwell and The UGC Staff
SCENE 3: A Street Corner
“Cop Song”
Lockstock, Barrel and The Cops
“Follow Your Heart”
Hope and Bobby
SCENE 4: Amenity #9, the poorest, filthiest urinal in town
Look at the Sky
Bobby and The Poor
SCENE 5: The good offices of Urine Good Company
Don’t Be the Bunny
Cladwell, Fipp, McQueen, Lockstock, Barrel and Pennywise
SCENE 6: Amenity #9, the poorest, filthiest urinal in town
“Act One Finale”
Full Company
THERE WILL BE A 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION
ACT TWO
SCENE 1: A secret hideout
“What is Urinetown?”
Full Company
SCENE 2: A secret hideout
“Snuff That Girl”
Hot Blades Harry, Little Becky Two Shoes and The Poor
“Run, Freedom, Run!”
Bobby and The Poor
“Follow Your Heart” (reprise)
Hope
SCENE 3: The good offices of Urine Good Company
“Why Did I Listen to That Man?”
Pennywise, Hope, Fipp, Lockstock, Barrel and Bobby
SCENE 4: A secret hideout
“Tell Her I Love Her”
Little Sally, Bobby and The Poor
SCENE 5: Various locations
“We’re Not Sorry”
Full Company
“I’m Not Sorry” (reprise)
Cladwell and Pennywise
“I See a River”
Hope, Little Becky Two Shoes, Josephine Strong and Company
Photography, as well as any recording by audio, video
or other means, is strictly prohibited by copyright laws.
URINETOWN was produced on Broadway in September, 2001 by the Araca Group and
Dodger Theatricals in association with TheaterDreams, Inc., and Lauren Mitchell.
“Urinetown” is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International. www.mtishows.com
All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
Bobby Strong………..…….......................……Chris Balestriere
Hope Cladwell………..................……..……..Victoria Clougher
Officer Lockstock.....................……....…………….Dan Travers
Little Sally……………….................…………………Katelyn Ferrari
Office Barrel…..…………………...........……………….David Anctil
Caldwell B. Cladwell………................……….…….Brian Bianco
Penelope Pennnywise…...............…….……..……Emily Pisara
Senator Fipp…………….....................….…………….Chris Nardi
Mr. McQueen……………..................……….……..Paul Johnson
Mrs. Millenium…………….......................………….Katie Imholt
Dr. Billeaux……………........……………...……………Kathryn Tracy
Little Becky Two Shoes………….......Lauren Gulliver-Travers
Hot Blades Harry…….….........….………………Isaiah Rodriguez
Tiny Tom…….......……...…….Rachel Rosado *Dance Captain
Soupy Sue………………...........….…..Samantha Van Nostrand
Robby Stockfish………................…...………………Robert Failla
Billy Boy……………………................………....Jimmy Meisterich
Josephine “Ma” Strong……….............……..Sarah Sherwood
Old Man Strong ……….....……...…..………………….Rob Nichols
Ensemble……….…….……....Maggie Adams, Monica Castillo,
Eileen Dulmaine, Lauren Garafano, Emma Sawch
Producer
Lou Ursone
Director
Stephen Emerick
Music Director
Matt Stolfi
Choreographer
Lauren Nicole Sherwood
Set Design
Peter Barbieri, Jr.
Lighting Design
Ellie Mallardi
Costume Design
Megan Latte Morello
Sound Engineers
Neil Flores, Jon Wu
Technical Director
Meghan Connolly
Production Stage Manager
Tommy DeSalvo
Asst. Stage Managers
Laura Castiglione, David Chuba, Kelly Nayden
Props
Renata Montalto
Dressers
Sara Defelice, Savannah Belle Miller,
Amy Morris, Anne Cavaliere
Spot Lights
Jenny Maso, Bruce Crilly. Vicky Crilly, Daniela Sawyer,
Ian Greenman, Anmarie Galgano
Production Assistants
Olivia Lapine, Chet Salit, Mark Silence
THE ORCHESTRA
Conductor / Keyboard
Matt Stolfi
Percussion
James Allen
Bass
Nick Macri
Trombone
Eli Rosado
Reeds
Anthony Pelegrini / Kate Testani*
*February 6, 7, 8
