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Cast of Characters

Usherette 1/Columbia	..........	Katie Locascio
Usherette 2	..........	Rachel Glander
Brad	..........	Blaise DiModugno
Janet	..........	Katerina Levasseur
Narrator	..........	Jonathan Jacobson
Riff Raff	..........	Dylan Ryan
Magenta	..........	Julia Nelson
Frank ‘N’ Furter	..........	Michael ‘Gonzo’ Gonsalves
Rocky	..........	Nicholaus Komons
Eddie	..........	Matthew Benson
Dr. Scott	..........	Jonathan Ross
Transylvanians	..........	Deb Diamante, Adam Dziob, Morgan Griffin, Shelby Griffin, Shane Christopher, Simone Matusevice, and Gabriela Reyes

Production Team

Producer	..........	Jeffrey P. Dunn
Director of Programming	..........	Andrea Bingham
Director & Set Design	..........	Chris Ryan
Music Director	..........	Clio Janis
Choreographer	..........	Stephanie Varanelli-Miles
Stage Manager	..........	Nicole McWilliams
Assistant Stage Manager	..........	Michelle Eifes
Costume Designer	..........	Dani Kay
Technical Director	..........	Ian Jones
Sound Designer	..........	George LaChance
Spotlight Operators	..........	Phil Kendell, Chris O'Neil, & Aubrae O'Porto
Lighting Assistant	..........	Chris O’Neill
Set Builders	..........	Adam Dziob, Blaise DiModugno, Michelle Eifes, Danzel Esnard, Gonzo, Rachel Glander, Phil Kendell, Nicholaus Komons, Katerina Levasseur, Nicole McWilliams, Chris Ryan, & Dylan Ryan
Scenic Artists	..........	David Verdosci
Production Photographer	..........	Aaron Westcott
Stage Crew	..........	Michelle Eifes & Larry Lee
Projections Operator	..........	Caelyn Dorsey
Social Media Manager	..........	Katerina LeVasseur
Opera House Organist	..........	Juan Cardona, Jr.

Special Thanks

Thomaston Comfort Controls
Alex Dunn
Paula Murphy Photography
Theonova Barkley
Waterbury ARC

Special acknowledgement to the cast, crew, & volunteers for donating their time towards all aspects of this theatrical production and anyone who jumped on board after this playbill went to print.

Orchestra

Piano/Conductor	..........	Clio Janis
Drums/Percussion	..........	Nate Dobas
Bass	..........	Matt Miskin
Saxophone	..........	Ruben Soto
Guitar	..........	Jeffrey Deausoleil

Musical Numbers

Act I

1. Overture
Orchestra

2. "Science Fiction"
Magenta, Chorus

3. "Damn it, Janet"
Brad, Janet, Chorus

4. "Over at the Frankenstein Place"
Brad, Janet, Chorus

5. "Time Warp"
Riff-Raff, Magenta, Columbia, Narrator, Chorus

6. "Sweet Transvestite"
Frank, Brad, Magenta, Riff-Raff, Columbia, Chorus

7. "The Sword of Damocles"
Rocky, Chorus, Narrator

8. "Charles Atlas Song"
Frank

9. "Hot Patootie"
Eddie, Chorus

10. "Charles Atlas (Reprise)"
Frank, Phantoms, Janet

Act II

11. Entr’acte
Orchestra

12. "Touch-a Touch Me"
Janet, Magenta, Columbia

13. "Once in a While"
Narrator, Brad, Phantoms

14. "Eddie’s Teddy"
Doctor Scott, Narrator, Frank, Columbia, Chorus

15. "Planet Schmanet"
Frank, Columbia, Janet, Narrator, Chorus

16. "Floor Show"
Columbia, Rocky, Frank, Doctor Scott, Janet, Riff-Raff

17. "I’m Going Home"
Frank

17b. "Space Ship"
Choir

18. "Super Heroes"
Brad, Janet, Narrator

19. "Science Fiction (Reprise)"
Magenta

20. Tabs: "Floor Show"/"Hot Patootie"
Frank, Eddie, All

21. Finale: "Time Warp"
Narrator, All

Director's Letter

My earliest memory of theater was at the tender age of five. My parents had commandeered an old Grange Hall and had staged a series of Melodrama shows from it. Although the genre was no longer popular, it didn’t matter to them because they loved the history of it and they loved theater. From that time the seed was planted and over many years that seed blossomed into my own profound respect and passion for the theatrical arts.

As a director, set designer, and actor I’ve had the honor of bringing that passion to the shows I’ve worked on. Rocky Horror is one of my favorites. At a time when the world seems too fast, too angry, and too divisive, Rocky brings everyone together in a way that is seldom seen in theater owing to the fact that the audience is such an integral part of the production.

Everyone gets to play together – as it should be.

If I can provide a fleeting moment of escape for the patrons of this theater then I have done my job. The production you’ll see this evening is the result of the labors of many people; actors, producers, stage managers, tech crew, scenic painters, costumers, photographers, graphic designers, carpenters, musical directors, choreographers, and many more. Each and every one is an artist in their own right. To all involved, I give my sincere thanks. It is my hope that perhaps I may have even planted a seed or two.

Peace,

Christopher Ryan, Director

Cast Biographies