2005-2006 SEASON
| Butterflies Are Free |
| Wally's Cafe |
| Cinderella |
| Stage 2 |
Stage 2
Two Kings and a Queen
Friday, October 21, 2005
A trio of soloists
George Poli of Smithfield, Dan M. Dees of North Attleboro
and Carolyn Cunha of North Providence.
Butterflies Are Free
Written by Leonard Gershe
Directed by Tony Annicone
Production Dates:
November 24-26 & December 2-4, 2005
A romantic comedy, set in the year 1969. Don Baker is blind but striving to be independent and is determined to move away from his overprotective mother. Jill Tanner wants to live a life free of commitment and responsibility. Mrs Baker wants to bring her son home to the safe confines of Scarsdale. In this vintage romantic comedy, laugh and connect to this unique character triangle as they discover independence, commitment, love and each other.
Chuck Lafond, Fern Rouleau, Allison Cournoyer, Blade Sklepowicz
CAST
Chuck Lafond as Don Baker
Allison Cournoyer as Jill Tanner
Fern Rouleau as Mrs. Baker
Blade Sklepowicz as Ralph Austin
Written by Sam Bobrick & Ron Clark
Directed by Don Gillis
Production Dates: February 24, 25, 26 and March 3, 4, 5, 2006
Critics called this show about a hamburger-shaped restaurant in the middle of the Nevada desert "the best comic explosion you'll see." The original production, in 1981, starred Rita Moreno and Sally Struthers.
Laura Ash, Ed Benjamin II, & Kim Alessandro
CAST
Kim Alessandro as Louise Murdock
Ed Benjamin III as Wally Murdock
Laura Ash as Janet Chester
Rodgers' and Hammerstein's
Cinderella
Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics/Original Book by Oscar Hammerstein II
Directed by Carol Varden
Production Dates: May 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 2006
Cinderella, originally written for television in 1957, starred Julie Andrews. It became the most widely viewed program in history. Later re-creations included the 1965 production starring Lesley Ann Warren, and the most recent 1997 TV production starring Brandy and Whitney Houston. In all, generations of audiences have been able to watch one girl’s dreams come true both on television and stage. As Cinderella’s Godmother says, “Impossible things are happening every day!”
CAST
Jillian Rivers-Keegan as Cinderella
Eric Desnoyers as the Prince
Connie Anderson as the Stepmother
Chic Jorin as the Fairy Godmother
Joe Casey as the King
Jessica Porcelli as the Queen
Heather Vieira as Portia
Kelley Gauthier as Joy
Leon Saunders as the Herald/Lionel
Veronica Ariel as the Chef
Manon Yoder Kreider as the Steward
Alexandra Dutremble & David Ariel as the Mice
Chorus: Daniel Ariel, Mary Fleming, Desiree M. Hewey, Nicole Hewey, Jack Moran, Matt Moran, Randi Reichard, Ashley Rodrigues
CREW
Producer: Evelyn Zifcak
Stage Manager: Michele Pinault
Musical Director: Mary Jo Rett
Costumer:
Denise Luther
Set Design: John Ricci
Set Construction: Joe Casey