Mr. Roberts

REVIEW

Theatre Mirror review by Tony Annicone, May, 2001

1999-2000 Season

Oliver!

(September 1999)

Greetings!

(December 1999)

The Gin Game

(March 2000)

Into the Woods

REVIEW

Theatre Mirror review by Tony Annicone, May, 2000

1998-1999 Season

The Sound of Music

REVIEW

Theatre Mirror review by Don Gillis, September, 1998
9/5/98 - The Call (Woonsocket), 'Sound of Music' rings in Theatre Works Season (.pdf)
8/21/98 - The Call (Woonsocket), From Austria to the Theatre Works Stage (.pdf)

The Odd Couple

(November 1998)

Belles

(March 1999)

Guys and Dolls

(May 7-9, 14-16, 21-32, 1999)

1997-1998 Season

A Chorus Line

(September 5-7, 12-14, 19-21, 1997)

REVIEW

Theatre Mirror review by Don Gillis, September, 1997
8/29/97 - The Call (Woonsocket), 'A Chorus Line' opens 15th season (.pdf)

A Night of One Acts

Sylvia

(November 7-8, 14-16, 21-23, 1998)

Broadway Bash

1996-1997 Season

Fiddler on the Roof

(September 1996)

Extremities

(November 1996)

Chapter Two

(March 1997)

A Little Night Music

(May 2-4, 9, 11, 15-18, 1997)

1995-1996 Season

Nunsense

(September 7-October 1, 1995)

REVIEW

The stars fire up 20th anniversary tour of 'Nunsense'

Forever Plaid

(November 24-26, December 1-3, 1995)

Same Time Next Year

Godspell

(May 3-5, 10-11, 17-19, 1996)

1994-1995 Season

Do Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?

Whodunit

Wait Until Dark

La Cage Aux Folles

(May 5-7, 12-14, 19-21, 1995)

1993-1994 Season

Mame

(September 1993)

The Boys Next Door

(November 1993)

Lend Me a Tenor

(March 1994)

Little Mary Sunshine

(May 20-22, 27-29, June 3-4, 1994)

Observer Life, An arresting performance, May 19, 1994 (.pdf)
The Call, Vaudeville is back with 'Little Mary Sunshine', May 1994 (.pdf)

1992-1993 Season

Twelve Angry Jurors

(September 1992)

Perfectly Frank

(November 1992)

Jesus Christ Superstar

Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber
Lyrics by Tim Rice

Directed by Louis Lamoureux
Musical Direction by G. Frank Meekins
Produced by Danielle Bourassa
Choreographed by Teresa Pearson

Production Dates: March 18-21, 25-28, April 1-4, 1993

CAST

Richard Blue as Judas Iscariot
Frank Ferri as Simon
Steven Pacheco as Peter
Paul Adam, Bruce Boyer, David Brouillard, Richard Corriveau, Steve Fontaine, Scott Grigelevich, Thomas Murphy Molloy, Mike Moniz, and Gerry Noel as the Apostles
Warren Flinkfelt as Jesus of Nazareth
Jennifer Plante as Mary Magdalene
Rreal Carpentier as the Priest
Michael DeRotto as Caiaphas
David LaCasse as Annas
Tony Caparco as Pontius Pilate
Robert St. George as King Herod
Joanne Michaels as the Maid by the Fire
Jeanne Bastone, Jane Bouchard, Darcie Harris, Stacy Harris, Carrie Meir, Joanne Michaels, Teresa Pearson, Marian Poisson, Louise Tetreault and Carol Varden as the Followers
Jeanne Bastone, Stacy Harris, Joanne Michaels, and Teresa Pearson as the Dancers
John Tetreault and Jim Durand as the Guards

ORCHESTRA

Violins - Amy Bedard, LInda Ethier

Reedss - Raymond Vaguener, Danielle Bourassa, Paula Perrault
Trumpets - Dwight Allenson, Raechel Robidoux
Trombone/Horn - Stuart Britton
Guitar - Stanley Munslow
Bass - Brian Grochowski
Keyboard - Kathi Britton
Percussion - Henry Hebert

Rumors

(June 3-6, 11-13, 18-19, 1993)

1991-1992 Season

The Importance of Being Earnest

(September 1991)

Crossing Delancy

(November 1991)

Little Shop of Horrors

(March 1992)

Our Town

(May 1992)

The Emperor's Nightingale

1990-1991 Season

Play On

(September 1990)

Holiday Cabaret

(December 1990)

Broadway Bound

Written by Neil Simon

Directed by Tony Annicone
Produced by Maurice Cournoyer

Production Dates: March 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 1991

CAST

Tom Van Wie as Eugene
Ted Lewis as Stanley
Louis Lamoureux as Ben
Melinda Tedeschi as Kate
Maurice Cournoyer as Jack
Dottie Zazza as Blanche

Nunsense

(May 1991)

REVIEW

The stars fire up 20th anniversary tour of 'Nunsense'

Alice in Wonderland

1989-1990 Season

Crimes of the Heart

(September 1989)

Social Security

Written by Andrew Bergman

Directed by Raymond Lanowy
Produced by Elizabeth Messier

Production Dates: November 3-5 & 10-12, 1989

CAST

(in order of appearance)

Bert Cayer, Jr. as David Kahn
Linda K. Blanchette as Barbara Kahn
Lee Holfelder as Trudy Heyman
John A. Kelly as Martin Heyman
Linda M. Sayles-Geoffroy as Sophie Greengrass
Paul Robert as Maurice Koenig

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

(March 1990)

Kid's Cabaret

1988-1989 Season

There's Pride in Our Great City

(September 1988)

The Foreigner

Written by Larry Shue

Directed by Christine Auxier
Produced by John A. Kelly

Production dates: November 10-13, 1988

CAST

Suzanne Beattie as Betty
Norman R. Beaudoin as Charlie
Paul Berthelette as David
Sandy Boyer as Catherine
Bert Cayer, Jr. as Froggy
David D'Aguano as Owen
Dan Houle as Ellard

Deathtrap

(March 1989)

They're Playing Our Song

Book by Neil Simon
Music by Marvin Hamlisch
Lyrics by Carole Bayer Sager

Directed by Tony Annicone
Musical Direction by John L. Hubert
Produced by Bob St. George

Production Dates: May 25-28, 1989

CAST

(in order of appearance)

Daniel F. Kirby as Vernon Gersch
Elizabeth Messier as Sonia Walsk
Shelly Gobeille, Tracy Dworman, and Holly Blackall Applegate as Sonia's Girls
Raymond Lanowy, Louis Lamourreux and David D'Aguanno as Vernon's Boys
Louis Lamoureux as the Waiter
Tracy Dworman as the Telephone Operator
Raymond Lanowy as Phil the Engineer
Holly Blackall Applegate as the Nurse

1987-1988 Season

Something's Afoot

No Sex Please, We're British

Brighton Beach Memoirs

Written by Neil Simon

Directed by Bill Pett
Produced by John A. Kelly

Production Dates: February 18, 19, 20, 21, 1988

CAST

Jon Schermerhorn as Eugene Jerome
Lynn E. Panchuk as Blanche Morton
Mary E. Paolino as Kate Jerome
Susan Dauphinee as Nora Morton
Dan Houle as Stanley Jerome
Louis Lamoureux as Jacob "Jack" Jerome

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying

1986-1987 Season

The Fantastiks

Cabaret ‘87

1985-1986 Season

I Do, I Do

The Runner Stumbles

Amahl and the Night Visitors

Chapter Two

Cabaret ‘86

1984-1985 Season

An Evening of Carol Burnett

Love, Sex, and the I.R.S.

Fools

Great Songs of Broadway

1983-1984 Season

Cole

Evening of Entertainment/Theatrical Fashion Show

Neil Simon Excerpts