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2001-2002 Season

Season Staff:

Nancy Accinelli, Executive Producer
Fredrick H. Thury, Artistic Director
Mike ‘Nug’ Nahrgang, Associate Director
Stacy Douglas, Associate Director
Kathryn Indowina, Production Manager
​Jean-Paul Yovanoff, Assistant to the Producer
​John Beers, Assistant to the Producer, House Manager
Kylie Behm, Assistant to Artistic Director
Sherma Mitchell, Business Manager


The Fantasticks

The Fantasticks

Oct. 24 - Nov. 3, 2001
Vanier College Studio Theatre, 258 Vanier College

The Fantasticks is a funny and romantic musical about a boy, a girl, and their two fathers who try to keep them apart. The narrator, El Gallo, asks the audience to use their imagination and follow him into a world of moonlight and magic. The boy and the girl fall in love, grow apart and finally find their way back to each other after realizing the truth in El Gallo’s words that, “without a hurt, the heart is hollow.”

Book and Lyrics by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt

Directed by Fredrick H. Thury
Music Directed by Jimmy Martins
Stage Managed by Kathryn Indovina
Assistant Stage Managed by Sandi Becker

Lighting and Set Designed by Fredrick H. Thury
Lighting Electrician done by Leslie Wright
Sound Engineered by Brad Whitehorn
Incidental Designed by Taylor Wilson
Wardrobe Designed by Sandi Becker
Front of House Staffed by Kelly Preeper

Cast:
Amy Wallis as Luisa
Charles Boyes as The Mute (Oct. 24th, 28th, Nov. 1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Hammam Farah as Understudy
Jeff Stevenson as El Gallo
Jimmy Martins as Bellamy (Luisa’s Father)
Michael Sapingas as Matt
Mike ‘Nug’ Nahrgana as Huck (Matt’s Father)
Nate Callens as Henry the Actor
Sean Kaufman as The Mute ​(Oct. 25th, 26th, 27th)
Taylor Wilson as Mortimer the Actor


Caught in the Villain’s Web

Caught in the Villain’s Web

Nov. 22 - Dec. 1, 2001
Vanier College Studio Theatre, 258 Vanier College

Felicity Fair, down trodden heroine, is a nurse sent to the Larkfield mansion to attend a hard hearted society matron who is pretending to be ill to force her son, Malvern, to marry the scheming Nella Hargrave. Malvern takes one look at Felicity and falls in love. When Malvern proposes he is unaware that villain Cyril Bothingwell is behind a screen listening. Felicity sadly informs Malvern that she can never marry. Five years ago she was in a train wreck and cannot remember a thing that happened prior to the wreck. She doesn’t even know her real name. Cyril tells Felicity that she is his wife but Cryil’s nefarious schemes are thwarted to the delight of all.

Written by Herbert E. Swayne

Directed by Stacy Douglas
Piano Stylings by Fredrick H. Thury
Stage Managed by Beth Robertson
Assistant Stage Managed by Raquel Zepeda

Set and Lighting Designed by Fredrick H. Thury
Lighting Electrician done by Evan Salmon
Wardrobe Designed by Stacy Douglas
Associate Technical Directed by Brad Whitehorn

Cast:
Brian Crosby as Dr. Hugo Belch
Debbie Girard as Denise 
Heather Marie Annis as Felicity Fair 
Kaleshia Peters as Lona Larkfield
Mark Gibson as Cyril Bothingwell 
Morgan Passi as Mrs. Regina Larkfield
Norm Hussey as Malvern Larkfield
Peter Stevens as Mrs. Geraldine Hargrave
Sean Albert as Brockton
Stacy Douglas as Nella Hargrave (Nov, 22nd, 23rd, 24th)
Victoria Johnston as Nella Hargrave (Nov, 29th, 30th, Dec. 1st)


Into the Woods

Into the Woods

Mar. 7 - 23, 2002

“Be careful what you wish for” seems to be the ongoing theme in Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Brothers Grimm inspired musical, Into the Woods. The story follows The Baker and his wife who wish to have a child, Cinderella who wishes to go the King’s Festival, and Jack who wishes his cow would give some milk. When the Baker and his wife are visited by the neighborhood witch, who reveals to them that she placed a curse on their family, the two set off on a journey into the woods to reverse the curse. Also in the woods, we meet Little Red, who is trying to visit her grandmother, the Wolf who loves tasty little girls, the Witch’s daughter Rapunzel, and the Princes chasing after their loves. By the end of Act I, everyone has gotten their wish and will seemingly live happily ever after. But in Act II, when Jack’s beanstalk brings them a visit from an angry Giant, we see how the consequences of their actions haunt them in disastrous ways. The community must come together to save each other and their kingdom, but sacrifices must be made.

Book by James Lapine
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

Directed by Fredrick H. Thury
Music Directed by Jimmy Martins
Orchestral Arrangement by David Di Giorgio
Stage Managed by Sandi Becker and Taylor Wilson
Associate Stage Managed by Brian Crosby

Scenic Art Designed by Ana Henriques and Kelly Preeper
Lighting Engineered by by John Beers
Sound Engineered by Evan Salmon
Costume Assembled by Jean-Paul Yovanoff
Associate Technical Directed by Brad Whitehorn

Cast:
Amy Wallis as Little Red Riding Hood
Annie Mulholland as Cinderella’s Mother/Grandmother/Giant 
Beth Robertson as Rapunzel 
Debbie Girard as Florinda 
Jeff Stevenson as Baker
​Jimmy Martins as Cinderella’s Father
Kelly Preeper as Cinderella
Kevin MacLeod as Cinderella’s Prince
Kylie Behm as Baker’s Wife
Meghan Bennett as Cinderella’s Stepmother
Michael Sapingas as Jack/Rapunzel’s Prince
Sandi Becker as Giant
Sean Albert as Steward/Wolf
Shannon MacNeill as Lucinda 
Stephanie Jeronimo as Cinderella’s Mother/Grandmother
Theresa Noon as Witch
Thomas Kerr as Narrator/Mysterious Man

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