Kris Kringle…..Timothy Cleary
Doris Walker…..Priscilla Arcamone
Fred Gayley…..Daniel Tortora
Susan Walker…..Kinsley Tortora
Shellhammer…..Ana Michela Rodriguez
Sawyer…..John Fabiani
Doctor Pierce…..Gianni Perugini
Judge Harper…..Bruce Miller
Halloran…..Spencer Parrish
Finley…..Justin Gagnon
Mara…..Theresa Guertin
Macy…..Bill Starr
Bloomingdale…..David Sirois
Janet…..Ellie Commendatore
Bag Lady…..Renae Saftler
Drunken Santa…..Dante Coviello
Duncan..... Alexander Lee
Newscaster…..William Knight
Elves…..Jesse Arcamone, Teagan Guertin, Jemma Jackson, Mia Perugini, Adriana Saxton
Pedestrians…..Midehlia Bond, Sandy Robillard, Christine Rodrigue
Mail Carriers…..T. Craft, Patty Roosa Nagle
Children’s Ensemble…..Charlotte Coviello, Marie Ferrarotti, Aesha Gagnon, Adam Kulig, April Stango
Parents…..Kayla Commendatore, Emily Gagnon, Rebecca Jackson, Leigh Robillard, Amber Stango, Jeff Stango
Choir…..Khloe Aldrich, Mya Corry, Ya-Chi Vuolopaglia, Leah Roach-Watson
Executive Director ..... Jeffrey P. Dunn
Production Manager ..... Andrea Bingham
Technical Director ..... Ian Jones
Co-Director…..Gary Kingsbury
Co-Director…..Chris Guertin
Stage Manager…..Morgan Griffin
Lighting Designer….. Larry Lee & Craig Gehr
Sound/Video Designer…..Michael “Gonzo” Gonsalves
Choreographer…..Shelby Griffin
Props ..... Theresa Guertin
Music Director…..Brianna Ortiz
Set Design .....Chris Guertin & Ian Jones
Costume Design ..... Andrea Bingham
Crew .....Anthony Ferro, Aaron Gandarillas, Tabitha Langer, Parker Tortora
Set Painter ..................... Katherine A Griffin, Tabitha Langer
Opera House Organist ..... Juan Cardona Jr.
Photographers ..... Shanelle Dupre, Katherine A. Griffin, & Ethan Wollman
Looking deep into the meaning of the word miracle I found this definition in a children’s dictionary. A miracle is “any amazing or wonderful occurrence.” Reflecting on my life it is surprising how many miracles I have witnessed from having a happy childhood, to finding my wife Karen, to having two healthy and wonderful daughters. For many in our world however, the miracles of innocence, trust, faith and optimism are shattered by harsh realities. We can’t choose the life events that occur around us, but we may have some choice as to how we let them impact our outlook on life. Susan and Doris embraced experience, mistrust, doubt, and reality. Kris Kringle restored their innocence, trust, faith and optimism. Now that is a miracle and that was the Miracle on 34th Street. I want to thank my cast and crew for bringing Miracle to life. From auditions to fruition I can’t think of a negative moment spent with cast and crew. They bring a spirit of joy and goodness to each rehearsal and it has truly been a pleasure. I am thankful for the experience we shared and hope to have many more similar experiences going forward. Special thanks to the children in the show that led the way, the adults that followed, my production staff who kept on us on the straight and narrow, and my wife and family who understand my need to take these journeys.
Special thanks to Chris, Morgan, and my wife Karen.
Merry Christmas!
- Gary Kingsbury
