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ALAN SEIFFERT

President and CEO of The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts

Welcome to the penultimate performance of our 25//26 Broadway Series. We're thrilled to have you here. Every Broadway season needs a comforting classic. A show that's filled with big production numbers, unforgettable melodies, and a story that continues to resonate across generations. Without that, well... "we've got trouble!" This season, that title is Meredith Willson’s Tony Award®-winning musical The Music Man.

At its heart, The Music Man is a celebration of community and the way music brings people together. Whether you're rediscovering it or seeing it for the very first time, I hope it leaves you smiling all the way home.

Looking ahead, the 26/27 Broadway season is truly spectacular and I cannot wait to experience Monty Python’s Spamalot, the critically acclaimed Mexodus, and more with you beginning this October. Before we get there, I hope you’ll join us next month for the internationally acclaimed hit musical Mrs. Doubtfire.

Thank you for being part of our community and for making Worcester such a vibrant home for the performing arts.

With gratitude,

P.S. Feeling inspired? Our summer classes for all ages are now open for registration! Turn to page 18 to learn more.

Welcome home! Find your seats for Broadway, dance, music, and more at TheHanoverTheatre.org/Events.

Mission

To ignite and nurture a passion for the performing arts in audiences and artists of today and tomorrow.

Vision

To be Greater Worcester’s bold, inclusive, and innovative performing arts destination where creativity flourishes, diverse voices thrive, and transformative experiences connect and uplift our community.

Land acknowledgement

We acknowledge the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Nipmuc Nation on which we are working and performing this season. Find more information at native-land.ca.

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Board of Directors

Elissa Boisvert, Esq. | Chair

Ken Rapp | Vice Chair

Bill Finn | Treasurer

Tracy V. Wells | Clerk

Abigail M. Childs, MD

Curtis A. Feldman, CPA

Ivan R. Green, MD

Steven G. Joseph

Erica Kidder

John Lauring

Lisa McDonough

Sathi Mitra

Marc D. Montalvo

Jason D. Muise

Kimberly A. Rozak, Esq.

Alan Seiffert

Sanjay Shah, Ph.D.

Michael D. Sleeper

Dr. Charles Steinberg

Carolyn Stempler

John Stimpson

Kimberly Stone, Esq.

John “JT” Tanacea

Marina Taylor

Kellie Thibodeau

Rachel K. Tosches

Ancy Verdier, DMD

Founders

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Edward P. Madaus

Honorary Director

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A Story Reclaimed. A Legacy, Looped.

the vision of Tony Award®-winning sound designer Mikhail Fiksel. Using everything from a piano and standup bass to beatbox percussion, an accordion, a harmonica, a trumpet, crumpled paper, a washboard, boot spurs, and more, this duo builds the score in real time. By singing and rapping over looped and layered audio, they create a pulse-pounding soundscape that blends hip-hop, jazz, showtunes, and rancheras into something entirely its own.

With a 95% audience score on Show-Score, just one point behind musical titan Hamilton, the New York Times Critic’s Pick that everyone is talking about is sure to enthrall Worcester audiences as part of next year's Broadway series.

Visit TheHanoverTheatre.org/Broadway to lock in your seats today.

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Upcoming Events

Main Stage

Be Like Blippi Tour

Thursday, Jun 4

Theresa Caputo Live: The Experience

Thursday, June 11

Rocky Horror Picture Show with Shadowcasting by Teseracte Players

Saturday, June 13

Mrs. Doubtfire

June 26-28

K-Pop Icons

Monday, July 6

Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass

Sunday, August 2

The Sixties Show

Friday, August 28

Killers of Kill Tony

Saturday, August 29

An Evening with David Sedaris

Wednesday, September 30

Stayin’ Alive: One Night of the Bee Gees

Thursday, October 1

View all upcoming events and get tickets at TheHanoverTheatre.org or call 877.571.7469.

Mike Goodwin

Wednesday, May 27

THT Rep presents Romeo & Juliet September 23 - October 10 BrickBox Theater (JMAC)

Slap Dragon

Wednesday, July 22

Big Richard

Friday, July 24

Patty Larkin

Friday, August 28

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For answers to frequently asked questions visit TheHanoverTheatre.org/FAQs

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Visit or mail the box office at: 2 Southbridge Street, Worcester, MA 01608 E-mail: boxoffice@thehanovertheatre.org.

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At This Theatre

The Hanover Theatre had its spectacular opening on March 14, 2008, with legendary Broadway star Bernadette Peters and the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra, after a $31 million restoration effort.

Originally opened in 1904 as the Franklin Square Theatre, this building had a storied run as a Broadway touring playhouse (including featuring celebrated French actress Sarah Bernhardt in 1906), then The Grand Theatre. In 1926, it was transformed into the opulent and luxurious Poli's Palace, a “Grand Movie Palace” showcasing vaudeville acts, silent films, and “talkies,” designed by renowned theatre architect Thomas W. Lamb. Eventually, this building became the Loew’s-Poli Theatre, and then a modern Showcase Cinema in 1973 playing blockbuster movies such as “STAR WARS,” “ALIEN,” “JAWS,” and many more until shutting its doors in 1998.

Since opening, The Hanover Theatre has been home to over 2,500 performances, 3 million visitors, 110 touring Broadway shows, 400 concerts, and 150 family programs on its stage. Highlights include Tony Bennett, Aretha Franklin, Ringo Starr, Elvis Costello, Jackson Browne, John Legend, Neil Young, Diana Ross, David Copperfield, Kevin James, and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre.

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Book, Music & Lyrics by Meredith Willson

Story by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey

STARRING

Elliott Andrews Elizabeth D’Aiuto

Charles Antenen Patrick Blashill Addie Jaymes Dylan Patterson

Michael Santora Madison Sheward Savannah Stevenson Paul Urriola Emmanuelle Zeesman

in association with Deborah Denenberg PRESENTS WITH

Christian Andrews Bryce Bayer Anna Chin Kalista Curbelo Whitney Daniels

Erin Diehl Craig First Brian Doolittle González Sophie Goron Alexi Ishida Alyssa Jacqueline

Cameron Janson Hannah Rose Kidwell Kevin Kuska Rose Messenger

Joshua Pierre Moore Kylie Noelle Patterson Brandon Ranalli Aidan Rawlinson

Shae Reynolds Brayden Schilling Aaron Torres Marielle Utayde Matthew Wautier-Rodriguez

Scenic Design by ANN BEYERSDORFER

Video & Projection Design by LISA RENKEL

Music Supervision KRISTIN STOWELL

Costume Coordinator ROBIN L. McGEE

Production Stage Manager HOLLY CARROLL

Technical Supervisor D. WADE JOLLY

Broadway and Tour Costume Design by SANTO LOQUASTO

Sound Design by WALTER TRARBACH

Music Direction THOMAS FOSNOCHT

Lighting Design by KEN BILLINGTON

Hair & Makeup Design by ROXANNE DE LUNA

Tour Press & Marketing TRUE MARKETING WENDY J. CONNOR Casting CASTING BY ARC

Associate Producer SOPHIE WHITFIELD

Associate Director ROQUE BERLANGA

General Management BIG LEAGUE PRODUCTIONS ZACH KROHN

Company Manager OWEN O’BRIEN

Associate Choreographer NAOMI KAKUK

CHOREOGRAPHY BY JOSHUA BERGASSE

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER DANIEL SHER DIRECTION BY MATT LENZ

TOUR BOOKING BY TRACEY MCFARLAND, BROADWAY & BEYOND THEATRICALS

”Meredith Willson’s The Music Man” is produced by special arrangement with MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL, New York, NY. www.mtishows.com

CAST

(in order of appearance)

Conductor CHRISTIAN ANDREWS

Charlie Cowell .............................................................................................. MICHAEL SANTORA

Traveling Salesmen ........................................ CRAIG FIRST, BRIAN DOOLITTLE GONZÁLEZ, CAMERON JANSON, JOSHUA PIERRE MOORE, BRAYDEN SCHILLING, AARON TORRES, MATTHEW WAUTIER-RODRIGUEZ

Harold Hill ELLIOTT ANDREWS

Olin Britt ................................................................................................JOSHUA PIERRE MOORE

Amaryllis................................................................................................................ ADDIE JAYMES

Maud Dunlop ROSE MESSENGER

Ewart Dunlop ............................................................................ BRIAN DOOLITTLE GONZÁLEZ

Mayor Shinn PATRICK BLASHILL

Alma Hix ........................................................................................................ WHITNEY DANIELS

Ethel Toffelmier ........................................................................................................ALEXI ISHIDA

Oliver Hix MATTHEW WAUTIER-RODRIGUEZ

Jacey Squires ............................................................................................................... CRAIG FIRST

Marcellus Washburn PAUL URRIOLA

Tommy Djilas ............................................................................................... CHARLES ANTENEN

Marian Paroo ............................................................................................... ELIZABETH D’AIUTO

Mrs. Paroo SAVANNAH STEVENSON

Winthrop Paroo ............................................................................................. DYLAN PATTERSON

Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn .................................................................. EMMANUELLE ZEESMAN

Zaneeta Shinn MADISON SHEWARD

Gracie Shinn....................................................................................................... SHAE REYNOLDS

Mrs. Squires HANNAH ROSE KIDWELL

Constable Locke........................................................................................ CHRISTIAN ANDREWS

Residents of River City ............. CHRISTIAN ANDREWS, ANNA CHIN, KALISTA CURBELO, WHITNEY DANIELS, ERIN DIEHL, CRAIG FIRST, BRIAN DOOLITTLEGONZÁLEZ, ALEXI ISHIDA, CAMERON JANSON,HANNAH ROSE KIDWELL, ROSE MESSENGER, JOSHUA PIERRE MOORE, KYLIE NOELLE PATTERSON, BRANDON RANALLI, AIDAN RAWLINSON, SHAE REYNOLDS, BRAYDEN SCHILLING, AARON TORRES, MATTHEW WAUTIER-RODRIGUEZ

UNDERSTUDIES

Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement for the appearance is made at the time of the performance. For Harold Hill —BRIAN DOOLITTLE GONZÁLEZ, BRAYDEN SCHILLING; for Marian Paroo — WHITNEY DANIELS, ALEXI ISHIDA; for Marcellus Washburn—CRAIG FIRST, KEVIN KUSKA; for Mayor Shinn—KEVIN KUSKA, JOSHUA PIERRE MOORE ; for Winthrop Paroo & Amaryllis —KYLIE NOELLE PATTERSON; for Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn— HANNAH ROSE KIDWELL, ROSE MESSENGER ; for Mrs. Paroo— HANNAH ROSE KIDWELL, ROSE MESSENGER; for Charlie Cowell— BRIAN DOOLITTLE GONZÁLEZ, CRAIG FIRST; for Tommy Djilas—AIDAN RAWLINSON, AARON TORRES; for Zaneeta Shinn— KALISTA CURBELO, MARIELLE UTAYDE; for Gracie Shinn — MARIELLE UTAYDE; for Olin Britt — CHRISTIAN ANDREWS; for Ewart Dunlop, Oliver Hix, Jacey Squires — KEVIN KUSKA, BRAYDEN SCHILLING; for Maud Dunlop, Alma Hix, Mrs. Squires, Ethel Toffelmeir — SOPHIE GORON

SWINGS

BRYCE BAYER, SOPHIE GORON, KEVIN KUSKA, MARIELLE UTAYDE, ALYSSA JACQUELINE

Dance Captain: ERIN DIEHL; Assistant Dance Captain: BRYCE BAYER

Savannah Stevenson
Elizabeth D’Aiuto
Elliott Andrews
Emmanuelle Zeesman
Patrick Blashill
Michael Santora
Paul Urriola
Charles Antenen
Dylan Patterson
Addie Jaymes
Madison Sheward
Alexi Ishida
Bryce Bayer
Christian Andrews
Aaron Torres
Anna Chin Kalista Curbelo
Whitney Daniels
Craig First
Erin Diehl
Kevin Kuska
Rose Messenger
Kylie Noelle Patterson
Shae Reynolds
Brandon Ranalli Aidan Rawlinson
Brayden Schilling
Marielle Utayde
Matthew Wautier-Rodriguez
Joshua Pierre Moore
Brian Doolittle González
Hannah Rose Kidwell
Sophie Goron
Cameron Janson
Alyssa Jacqueline

ACT ONE

Scene One: A Railway Coach, morning, July 3, 1912

“Rock Island” ..................................................... Charlie Cowell & Traveling Salesmen

Scene Two: Train Depot, River City, Iowa

Scene Three: The Center of Town

“Iowa Stubborn” Townspeople of River City

“Trouble” .................................................................................... Harold, Townspeople

Scene Four: A Street

Scene Five: The Paroos’ House

“Piano Lesson”

Marian, Mrs. Paroo, Amaryllis

“Goodnight, My Someone” .................................................................................Marian

Scene Six: Madison Gymnasium, July 4th

“Columbia, Gem of the Ocean”........................................................................... Eulalie

“Seventy Six Trombones” Harold, Townspeople

Scene Seven: Madison Gymnasium

“Sincere” ............................................................................... Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey

Scene Eight: A Street

“The Sadder-But-Wiser Girl” ............................................................ Harold, Marcellus

“Pickalittle” Alma, Ethel, Eulalie, Maud, Mrs. Squires

“Goodnight Ladies” Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey

Scene Nine: Madison Library

“Marian The Librarian” ................................................................ Harold, Boys & Girls

Scene Ten: A Street, the following Saturday, late afternoon

Scene Eleven: The Paroos’ Porch, immediately following

“Gary, Indiana” Harold, Mrs. Paroo

“My White Knight”..............................................................................................Marian

Scene Twelve: The Edge of Town, noon, the following Saturday

“The Wells Fargo Wagon”....................................................... Winthrop, Townspeople

THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION

ACT TWO

Scene One: Madison Gymnasium, the following Tuesday evening

“It’s You” Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey, Harold & Townspeople

“Pickalittle” (Reprise) Eulalie, Maude, Ethel, Alma, Mrs. Squires & Ladies

Scene Two: The Front of the Hotel, the following Wednesday evening

“Lida Rose” ............................................................................. Olin, Oliver, Ewart, Jacey

“Will I Ever Tell You?” Marian

Scene Three: The Paroos’ Porch, immediately following “Gary, Indiana” (Reprise) ............................................... Winthrop, Mrs. Paroo, Marian

Scene Four: Madison Park

“Shipoopi”................................................................... Marcellus, Harold, Townspeople

Scene Five: The Footbridge

“Till There Was You” Marian

“Seventy Six Trombones” & “Goodnight, My Someone” .................. Harold & Marian

“Till There Was You” (Reprise) ........................................................................... Harold

Scene Six: The Center of Town, immediately following

“Finale” The Company

WARNING: The photographing or sound recording of any performance is strictly prohibited.

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST

ORCHESTRA

Music Director, Keys 1 —THOMAS FOSNOCHT

Assistant Music Director, Keys 2 —Abigail Galleta Canafe

Reed 1 — Megan Howell

Trumpet 1 — Talitha Duckworth

Trombone 1— Brandon Berube

Bass — Mike Parisi

ELLIOTT ANDREWS (Harold Hill) is thrilled and humbled to be on this stage tonight! Favorite Credits: Berkeley Rep, Walnut Street, Opera North, Gainesville Orchestra, AMT, Westchester Broadway, The Argyle, Arrow Rock Lyceum, Mason Street Warehouse. Love and gratitude to the entire Music Man team, ARC, Mikey at The Collective, my family, Becca, and Richie. Thank you for supporting live theatre! @elliottrandrews

ELIZABETH D’AIUTO (Marian Paroo) National tour debut! Previous credits, The Sound of Music Int’l tour, Camelot (Guenevere), Man of La Mancha (Aldonza), West Side Story (‘Somewhere’ Soloist), Vanities (Joanne) and Rumors (Cassie). Graduate of The Boston Conservatory. Immense gratitude to Matt, Casting by ARC, & Brian Herrick at HKA. For Mom and Dad. elizabethdaiuto.com @elizabethdaiuto

PAUL URRIOLA (Marcellus Washburn) National tour debut! Previous: Barfee in Spelling Bee (GEVA Theatre), Horton in Seussical (Cape Fear Regional Theatre), Celebrity Guest Stars in The Rochester Golden Girls’ Drag Parody Musical Series (OFC Creations). So much love to family and friends and many thanks to Big League Productions! This one’s for Ted. @mrwhiskerface

SAVANNAH STEVENSON (Mrs. Paroo) is delighted to be part of her first national tour. After receiving a BFA from Carnegie Mellon University, Savannah became a practicing lawyer for 18 years before returning to theater. Recent credits include Grace Farrell in Annie, Angie in The Prom , and Widow Corney in Oliver!, each at the beloved Sharon Playhouse. Huge thanks to the creatives, cast, crew, and producers. Kisses to J, C & S.

DYLAN PATTERSON (Winthrop Paroo) is thrilled to be making his National Tourdebut! Credits include Drag: The Musical (Off-Broadway). Dylan would like to thank his incredible coaches for their guidance.

Reed 2 — Josh Roberts

Trumpet 2 — Gumaro Gomez

Trombone 2 — Guillermo Ramirez

Drums — Garrett Davis

Endless gratitude to Kim Pedell, Zoom Talent and McKenna Murdock, DDO. Dylan sends love to his amazing family & friends for their encouragement and inspiration. @dylantheon.official.

PATRICK BLASHILL (Mayor Shinn) has been working in Chicago for the last 35 years and has performed at Steppenwolf, The Goodman Theatre, Victory Gardens and many others. Some notable productions include Lord of The Rings, Cat’s Cradle, Midnight Cowboy, Much Ado About Nothing, Long Days J ourney into Night and The Harvest. Film: Visiting Friends, The Dancing Monkey. Television: Chicago PD, Chicago Fire, Empire . Patrick is represented by the Gray Talent Group.

EMMANUELLE ZEESMAN (Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn) recently toured in Hairspray which performed in 165 cities! Other National Tours/ Off-Broadway: DuMaurier - Finding Neverland , Aunt-Em u/s Wicked WitchThe Wizard of Oz , Fosca- Passion , MarmeeLittle Women, Mrs. Johnstone-Blood Brothers (CCC Best Actress Award). Thanks to Matt Lenz, Big League, ARC, and the whole Music Man team! Love to Huzzah, friends, and family! @emmanuellezeesman

ADDIE JAYMES (Amaryllis) is beyond excited to play Amaryllis on The Music Man tour! Recent credits: Annie (Broadway Palm), A Christmas Story (Goodspeed), Annie National Tour ’23, Annie Warbucks (Surflight), Gypsy (Wick). Endless thanks to her family, Danii, Ginna Claire, and the creative team for believing in her and making this dream a reality! @addie_jaymes

MICHAEL SANTORA (Charlie Cowell) is thrilled to be joining the national tour of The Music Man ! A New Orleans native, he holds an MFA in Acting from The University of Idaho. National Tours: Annie, Flashdance, Anything Goes, and Million Dollar Quartet

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST

Off Broadway: The Office! A Musical Parody (Dwight). Favorite roles include Nick Bottom (Something Rotten!), Harold Hill (The Music Man), Will Rogers (The Will Rogers Follies), and Don Lockwood ( Singin’ in the Rain ). Special thanks to ATB! All my love to my wife Kim, Ronald, Nannan, and my Mom, who always holds a special place in my heart. michaelsantora.com

CHARLES ANTENEN (Tommy Djilas) Originally from Atlanta, GA, Charles is a proud graduate of Florida State’s MT program - Go Noles! National Tours: Peter Pan (Tootles, Peter Pan u/s), Regional: Cats, Kinky Boots, Jersey Boys (MTWichita), The Little Mermaid, Wizard Of Oz, Newsies (Tuacahn). He would like to thank ARC and his family for all their support.

MADISON SHEWARD ( Zaneeta Shinn) Credits: A Chorus Line (Drury Lane), Gypsy, Damn Yankees (The Marriott Theatre) , American Psycho (Kokandy Productions), Charlie And The Chocolate Factory (CFRT) , The Wolves, Concord Floral (Young Company), Junie B. Jones. (YPTC). Film/Tv: Chasing The Party, Surfacing. Madison is grateful to her family for their endless love and support.

CHRISTIAN ANDREWS (Conductor, Constable Locke, Ensemble, u/s Olin Britt) National Tour Debut! Regional: Frozen (Kristoff, Midwest Regional Premiere), Come From Away (Bob & Others), Twelfth Night, Last Stop on Market Street. BFA in Acting ’23 from Millikin University. Represented by Gray Talent Group. Big hugs to family & friends! @chris.andrewss

BRYCE BAYER (Dance Ensemble Swing, Assistant Dance Captain) National tour debut! Regional: Maltz Jupiter Theatre, The Muny, American Stage Theatre Company, The Wick Theatre, Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe, Laguna Playhouse, Music Theater Heritage, The Palace Theatre, and more! Millikin University BFA Musical Theatre graduate. Represented by The Movement Talent Agency. Love to family, friends, and Dan. For Dad. IG: @bbayer7

ANNA CHIN (Dance Ensemble) is a Palo Alto born performer and recent graduate of the Steps On Broadway Conservatory. She is currently a student at Columbia University, a member of The New Jack Cole Dancers, and is so excited

to be making her Broadway National Tour debut with this beautiful cast and company! @annaachin

KALISTA CURBELO (Dance Ensemble, u/s Zaneeta Shinn) is thrilled to make her national tour debut with The Music Man ! A South Florida native and proud Point Park graduate. Recent regional credits: 42nd Street; A Chorus Line (Kristine); No, No, Nanette; Top Hat; West Side Story. Endless thanks to the Music Man team, her amazing family and friends. @kalistacurbelo

WHITNEY DANIELS (Alma Hix, Ensemble, u/s Marian Paroo) is pleased to make her National Tour Debut! Previous credits include Titanic (North Shore Music Theatre), A Little Night Music (Ogunquit Playhouse), Beautiful (Arts Center of Coastal Carolina), and performing at Shanghai Disneyland Resort and for Disney Cruise Line Sending love and thanks to her family, friends and ATB Talent! @whitnafaye

ERIN DIEHL (Dance Ensemble, Dance Captain) is thrilled to make her musical debut with The Music Man National Tour! Originally from Maryland, Diehl trained in classical ballet earning her BFA from The University of Utah in 2022. Previous credits include dancing with The Nashville Ballet, Ballet Rhode Island, and the first national tour of Christmas In the Air.

CRAIG FIRST (Jacey Squires, Ensemble, u/s Marcellus Washburn, Charlie Cowell) is delighted to be harmonizing in River City. Tours: Hairspray (Brad/ Dance Captain), Cocomelon (Blippi). He thanks Matt, Josh, Arc Casting and the rest of the team for their vision. Special thanks to Jim at Movement Talent Agency. Craig is forever grateful for Mom, Caroline, Danna, and his friends. @CraigFirst BRIAN

DOOLITTLE

GONZÁLEZ (Ewart Dunlop, Ensemble, u/s Harold Hill, Charlie Cowell) is thrilled to be making their National Tour debut in The Music Man ! Past credits: Dmitry (Anastasia) , Sir Robin (Spamalot), Quasimodo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame), George (Sunday In The Park with George) . For his family, everyone who helped foster his love for music, and PMA for their support! For Nicole, for showing up and always believing. @briandoolittlegonzalez

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST

SOPHIE GORON (Swing) National Tour Debut! Maryland Native, Coastal Carolina University MT ‘19. Previously: Disney on Classic (Japan Tour), Seabourn Cruise Line, Carousel with JWM Theatricals (Julie Jordan), and Studio Tenn Theatre Co’s The Sound of Music (Elsa Schraeder). Immense gratitude to friends, family, Brian Herrick and the HKA team, and her cat Bagel. xoxo @iamsolfi

ALEXI ISHIDA (Ethel Toffelmeir, Ensemble, u/s Marian Paroo) (she/her) is thrilled to be touring with The Music Man! Regional: Sacramento Music Circus, Phoenix Theatre Company, Gretna Theatre, Shenandoah Music Theatre, North Shore Music Theatre, and Disney Cruise Lines. Special thanks to Brian Herrick/HKA, the cast and crew, and endless love to my family and friends! @lexipepsi7

ALYSSA JACQUELINE (Vacation Swing) is a dancer, singer and actress from New York! At a young age, she began training with The American Ballet Theater, The Joffrey Ballet, and The French Academy of Ballet, and has been acknowledged and rewarded numerous times for her performance quality and precision. She went on to graduate from The University of Arizona School of Dance, earning her B.F.A in Dance, with an additional B.A. in Communication. While attending school, she began performing in musical theatre productions, discovering her love for singing and storytelling. She embraced many roles, some of her favorites being Diana Morales in A Chorus Line and Sophie Sheridan in Mamma Mia . She continued to follow her passion of performing after graduating, making her Broadway National Tour debut in Hairspray as Shelley and understudying the role of Penny Pingleton! Most recently, she joined the touring cast of The Addams Family as Dance Captain and understudying the role of Wednesday Addams, and she will now be joining the touring cast of Meredith Willson’s The Music Man!

CAMERON JANSON (Dance Ensemble) trained at Creative Conservatory in Michigan. He traveled with Tremaine Dance and NYCDA as an assistant. Cameron is excited to be making his professional debut and to be part of such an amazing company. Thank you to my loving and supportive family! Here we go...

HANNAH ROSE KIDWELL (Mrs. Squires, Ensemble, u/s Mrs. Paroo, Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn) is thrilled to be a part of this new production of The Music Man National Tour! Regional: Emma Goldman in Ragtime, Puccini’s Suor Angelica , Nettie in Carousel. International: Swing and Mother Abbess U/S in Jack O’Brien’s The Sound of Music. She would like to thank God, her family, and you! 1 Samuel 2:1-2

KEVIN KUSKA (Swing, u/s Marcellus Washburn, Mayor Shinn) National Tour Debut! Kevin is a music director, educator, and owner of an online voice studio - Kuska Studios. Regional Credits: Broadway in Chicago, Paramount, Drury Lane, Marriott, and Chicago Shakespeare. BFA Millikin University, Masters of Vocal Pedagogy - Rider University. Thank you to all of my family and students!

ROSE MESSENGER (Maud Dunlop, Ensemble, u/s Mrs. Paroo, Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn) i s thrilled to be making her national tour debut! Originally from New Brunswick, Canada, Rose is a recent graduate of CCM and most recently performed in the original Canadian company of TITANIQUE. Rose is grateful to her family, friends, and team at Avalon Artists Group for their ongoing support. For Mabel. @rose_messenger

JOSHUA PIERRE MOORE (Olin Britt, Ensemble, u/s Mayor Shinn) is ecstatic to be making his tour debut with The Music Man! A native of San Antonio, TX, JP earned a B.M. from Texas State University and a M.M. from ASU. JP thanks his family, friends, and the team at Bloc NYC for their endless support.

KYLIE NOELLE PATTERSON (Ensemble, s/b Winthrop Paroo, Amaryllis) is thrilled to join the Music Man National Tour! Credits include the Annie National Tour. Represented by Kim Pedell, Zoom Talent & McKenna Murdock, DDO Kids. She is deeply grateful to her coaches & mentors for their continued guidance. Kylie thanks her family and friends for their unwavering love & support. @kylie.noelle.official

BRANDON RANALLI (Dance Ensemble) Brandon is thrilled to be making his National Tour debut! Most recently seen in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall, Brandon’s credits also include;

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Off-Broadway: iLuminate. Regional: Billy Elliot (MTWichita, Gateway Playhouse, Media Theatre), 42nd Street (Palace Theatre), Anything Goes (Milton Theatre). Television: "Etoile," "So You Think You Can Dance" Season 17. Brandon is represented by McDonald Selznick Associates Talent Agency. @brandonranalli

AIDAN RAWLINSON (Dance Ensemble, u/s Tommy Djillas) is overjoyed to make his National Tour debut. Born in Pasadena, CA, he found his love for performing arts through ballet and his grandfather’s Rodgers and Hammerstein DVDs. A proud NYU Tisch graduate (New Studio on Broadway). Regional: Cabaret (Emcee); Rent (Mark) Endless love and thanks to family and friends.

SHAE REYNOLDS (Gracie Shinn, Dance Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of The Music Man tour! She currently resides in NYC, where she studied dance theatre after training competitively in MA. Recent credits include An American in Paris and A Christmas Carol. Shae thanks her loved ones for their support! @shae_reynolds

BRAYDEN SCHILLING (Traveling Salesperson, Ensemble, u/s Harold Hill) from Columbia City, Indiana, is a BFA graduate of Ball State University. Recent credits include West Side Story ( Tony ), Disney on Classic Japan (Prince Eric), The Music Man (Harold Hill), and RWS Global on HAL’s Zuiderdam He’s thrilled to make his National Tour debut!

AARON TORRES (Dance Ensemble) is thrilled to be making his National Tour debut! Past credits include Indio in West Side Story (Maine State Music Theatre), Paul San Marco in A Chorus Line (Norwalk Conservatory). Para los chicos como yo, nunca abandonen sus sueños. Instagram: @itisaaronatorres. He extends heartfelt thanks to his family and teachers for their constant support.

MARIELLE UTAYDE (Dance Ensemble Swing, u/s Zaneeta Shinn, Gracie Shinn) A recent grad from NYU Tisch Drama at the New Studio on Broadway. Originally from Northern Indiana and a proud Filipina artist. Recent credits include Hair (Vanguard Theater), A Chorus Line (NYU Tisch) , Carrie (NYU Tisch) Thank you to ARC, her friends and family for their endless love/support! @marielle.utayde

MATTHEW WAUTIER-RODRIGUEZ (Oliver Hix, Ensemble) is grateful to be making his National Tour debut. Theatre Credits: Waitress, Come From Away, South Pacific, Oklahoma! TV Credits : FBI, Law and Order. A special thanks to Lohne/Graham Management, ARC Casting, and Big League Productions for this wonderful opportunity. Endless love to his family and friends. IG: @matthewwautierrodriguez

MEREDITH WILLSON

(Book, Music & Lyrics) Meredith Willson was born in 1902 in Mason City, Iowa. He learned to play the flute as a child and began playing semi-professionally while still in high school. After high school he left Iowa to study at the Damrosch Institute of Musical Art (later the Julliard School), receiving flute instruction from Georges Barrere, the world-renown flutist. While still attending the institute, he was hired as principle flutist and piccolo player for the John Philip Sousa Band. He later joined the New York Philharmonic Orchestra where he was 1st flutist. He became musical director for various radio programs throughout the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s, including Tallulah Bankhead’s program, “The Big Show,” for which he wrote the hit song “May The Lord Bless and Keep You.” He composed the scores for the movies The Great Dictator and The Little Foxes, as well as symphonic, band, and choral works, including The Jervis Bay: Symphonic Variations on an American Theme and Anthem of the Atomic Age. Willson wrote three Broadway musicals: The Music Man, his first and most successful; The Unsinkable Molly Brown (music and lyrics), and Here’s Love (book, music and lyrics). As an author he has published two autobiographical works (And There I Stood with My Piccolo and Eggs I Have Laid), one novel (Who Did What to Fedalia) and a memoir about the making of The Music Man (But He Doesn’t Know the Territory).

MATT LENZ (Director) BROADWAY: Hairspray, Catch Me If You Can, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Velocity of Autumn (Associate Director on original productions), Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Resident Director). OFF-BROADWAY: Pageant: The Musical, The Irish Curse, Idaho! The Comedy Musical, The Great Daisy Theory, Fingers and Toes, and Alan Ball’s Tense Guy. US NATIONAL TOURS include: Hairspray,

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Sound of Music, A Christmas Story: The Musical, Cheers: Live Onstage, Catch Me If You Can and The Who’s Tommy. INTERNATIONAL: The Sound of Music & Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Global tours) and productions of Hairspray in Australia, South Africa, the UK, Toronto, and Germany. REGIONAL: Recent; High Society: The Cole Porter Musical, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey, the World Premiere of Grumpy Old Men: The Musical and Buyer and Cellar (Broadway World Award) - plus many plays and musicals at Paper Mill Playhouse, the Ahmanson, the MUNY, Ogunquit Playhouse, George Street Playhouse, Cape Playhouse, North Carolina Theatre, Maltz Jupiter Theater, La Mirada, Zach Theatre, Gulfshore Playhouse, Casa Manana, Gateway Playhouse, Short North Stage and the Forestburgh Playhouse. Matt is a member of the SDC and the Founding Artistic Director of the annual In The Works ~ In The Woods Festival of new plays and musicals in upstate New York. mattlenzdirector.com, @magicmattlenz

JOSHUA BERGASSE (Choreographer) Broadway: Smash (Tony nomination); Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ; On the Town (Tony nomination; Astaire Award); Gigi. Off-Broadway: Joy; Sweet Charity (Chita Rivera Award); Cagney; Bomb-itty of Errors; Captain Louie; Smokey Joe’s Cafe. Encores!: I Married an Angel; Little Me; ...It’s Superman!; Annie Get Your Gun; The Golden Apple. Josh has done over a dozen productions of West Side Story (recreating the original Jerome Robbins choreography). TV: "Smash" (Emmy Award); Multiple episodes of "So You Think You Can Dance"; "A Capitol Fourth"; "Jessica Jones"; "Sinatra: Voice for a Century"; "Hawkeye"; Kennedy Center 50th Anniversary Celebration Concert. @joshuabergasse

ANN BEYERSDORFER (Set Designer) is a New York City based set designer. Broadway Associate Design: Company, Tammy Faye, How to Dance in Ohio, Ink, Jitney, The Children, and Anastasia (national tour and international productions). Select Regional Design: Goodspeed ( A Chorus Line, The Mystery of Edwin Drood ), The Muny ( Bring it On, The Little Mermaid, Les Misérables, Beauty and the

Beast, West Side Story, and Camelot), Stages St. Louis (Murder for Two, Newsies), Southwark Playhouse in London (Afterglow), Maltz Jupiter Theatre (Beautiful) , Syracuse Stage (Primary Trust, Yoga Play, What the Constitution Means to Me) , Lincoln Center (Carmen), The Alliance Theatre (Knead). TV Design: Saturday Night Live (Production Designer on the Film Unit, NBC), Matt Rogers: Have You Heard of Christmas (production designer, Showtime), Vir Das: Landing (production designer, Netflix). Ann is a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award Winner, and is a LiveDesign/LDI 30 Under 30 recipient (2018). annbeyersdorfer.com

SANTO

LOQUASTO (Broadway and Tour Costume Designer) is an international designer for theatre, film, dance, and opera. He has received four Tony Awards and has been nominated 24 times. In film, he has received three Academy Award nominations and has won a BAFTA for his work with Woody Allen with whom he has collaborated on more than 30 films. Other films include Desperately Seeking Susan and Penny Marshal’s Big. Among his 80 Broadway productions designing sets and/or costumes, most notable are: The Cherry Orchard at Lincoln Center, American Buffalo, Cafe Crown, Grand Hotel, Lost in Yonkers, Movin’ Out, Ragtime, Fences, The Assembled Parties, Hello, Dolly! with Bette Midler, The Iceman Cometh, The Music Man with Hugh Jackman, as well as eight Shakespearean plays at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, and numerous Off-Broadway productions at Manhattan Theatre Club, Atlantic Theater, Classic Stage Company and the New York Public Theater. He is currently represented on Broadway with sets for the George C. Wolfe production of Gypsy, with Audra McDonald. For the Metropolitan Opera he has designed both sets and costumes for Luisa Miller, Faust, Salome, and A View From the Bridge. Most recently The Marriage of Figaro at The Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris , and Gianni Schicchi at La Scala He has worked with most major international dance companies and has collaborated with Mark Morris, Jerome Robbins, Agnes de Mille, Glen Tetley, John Cranko, Helgi Tomasson, Kenneth MacMillan, James Kudelka,

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Mikhail Baryshnikov, Twyla Tharp, and Paul Taylor. Santo received the Merritt Award for Excellence in Design and Collaboration in 2002, was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame in 2004, received the Pennsylvania Governor’s Award for the Arts in 2006, the Robert L.B. Tobin Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2007, The Gaudium Award in 2013, and USITT Distinguished Achievement Award in Scenic Design and Technology in 2017

KEN BILLINGTON (Lighting Designer) creates lighting for theatre, television, and architecture. 104 Broadway shows icluding last season’s Smash and this seaon’s Beaches, the original production of Sweeney Todd and the current Chicago, the longest-running American musical in history. Hundred of US and worldwide tours including Dreamgirls, Waitress, White Christmas, also Chicago in over 25 countries. Other projects include Fantasmic! Disneyland, for 27 years the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular and the architectural lighting for New York’s Tavern on the Green. Numerous awards include the Tony, Lumen (architecture), Ace (television), Inducted into The Theatre Hall of Fame in 2015.

LISA RENKEL (Video & Projection Designer) an Emmy Award-winning producer and multi-departmental designer based in New York City, who thrives on collaborative design. Her diverse portfolio spans from Broadway productions to music world tours and architectural installations, showcasing her passion for innovative storytelling through visuals. Her theatrical designs include: New York: N/A – A New Play (Lincoln Center), AfterRite (Met Opera), Emojiland The Musical (The Duke) (Drama Desk, Lucille Lortel, and Outer Critics Awards) , Soundcake ( Lincoln Center), Queens Girl in the World (Theatre Row) , The Revolving Cycles… (The Duke) , She Persisted (Sheen Center) , Broadway Bares (BC/EFA). Regional: Frozen and Beautiful (Maltz Jupiter) Espejos: Clean (Hartford Stage) , Dom Juan (Bard Summerscape) , Justice (Arizona Theatre Company) , Eureka Day and Yoga Play (Syracuse Stage) , Reefer Madness (New 42) , Indecent and Merrily We… (Cape Rep) . In addition, Lisa has served as an associate and animator on Broadway productions such as Tina: The

Tina Turner Musical, Here Lies Love, and Junk. Her creative and producer credits include: Music: The Eagles (Las Vegas Sphere), Nicki Minaj – Pink Friday 2 (World Tour), Lady Gaga – Chromatica (World Tour) and Enigma Residency (Park MGM), Esports World Cup ft. Post Malone (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia), League of Legends Worlds Opening Ceremony ft. Lil Nas X (Emmyaward), Ariana Grande – Sweetener (World Tour & Coachella Headline) and Don’t Look Up (Film), Childish Gambino (Coachella Headline), Louis The Game Mobile Game (Louis Vuitton). A graduate of UNC School of the Arts and an active member of USA829, Lisa’s dedication to her craft shines through in her ability to blend compelling narratives with advanced technology. Explore more of her work at voidprisma.com.

ROXANNE DE LUNA (Hair & Makeup Designer) Ogunquit Playhouse: Wig Designer 2018 to present, Papermill Playhouse: Beautiful, The Carole King Musical (2024). Cleveland Playhouse: Amadeus, Light It UP! (World Premiere). Two River Theater The Scarlet Letter (WorldPremiere). Big League Productions: The Cher Show 1st National Tour, Tuacahn & North Carolina Theater: Beautiful, The Carole King Musical (2023) Kinky Boots (2020). Playmakers Repertory Company LORT-D: My Fair Lady, Intimate Apparel (2017). Born and raised in El Paso, TX. Graduate with her Master of Arts from University of Cincinnati- Conservatory of Music in Wig & Makeup Design, 2015.

ROBIN L. McGEE (Costume Coordinator) is thrilled to be a part of this production! An award-winning costume designer, Robin’s work has been seen on Broadway (As Long As We Both Shall Laugh) and at renowned regional theaters, including The MUNY, Goodspeed, The Maltz Jupiter Theatre, The Fulton Theatre, Musical Theatre West, Gulfshore Playhouse, Palm Beach Dramaworks, and Ogunquit Playhouse, among others. Her diverse portfolio spans opera, plays, dance, film, parades, and even circus clowns! Robin is passionate about her craft and looks forward to continuing her design journey while pursuing her goal of visiting all 50 states and all seven continents. Proud member of USA 829.

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KRISTIN STOWELL (Music Supervisor) is a music director, pianist, composer, arranger, copyist, and educator based in Washington, D.C. She has previously worked for Big League Productions as the music supervisor for the national tour of The Cher Show and is thrilled to be part of The Music Man team! Other recent credits include serving as music director for Mystic Pizza (Paper Mill Playhouse, Riverside Theatre, La Mirada Theatre, Ogunquit Playhouse (world premiere)). Her original award-winning musical Endometriosis: The Musical premiered in 2025, and she has been a music supervisor for Norwegian Cruise Lines for the past decade. Kristin currently serves on the faculty of American University, where she teaches courses in theatre and music.

THOMAS FOSNOCHT (Music Director/ Orchestrator) Thrilled to be back with Big League for The Music Man! Recently music supervisor/conductor for the 2025 national tour of The Addams Family and 2024 national tour of Little Women . He co-created a new musical Little Things with David Smith Playhouse 46 in NYC and an upcoming production at the Philadelphia Theatre Company. Favorite shows include: Company (Justin Guarini), Mame (Andrea McCardle), and Clue (Sally Struthers) at Bucks County Playhouse, Annie (Wanda Sykes) at Media Theatre, and The Story of My Life (Rob McClure) at Delaware Theatre Company. Tom has served as Vocal Director for Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, highlights include: The Effectors. Instagram : @_tom_ashton_

WALTER TRARBACH (Sound Design) Broadway: Water For Elephants (Drama Desk Award), Spongebob Squarepants (Tony Nomination) , The Farnsworth Invention, Cymbeline Co-Sound Designs: Ain’t Too Proud (Tony Nomination), The Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Doctor Zhivago. Other Credits : Damn Yankees, Take The Lead, The Harder They Come, The Elf on the Shelf, Queen of the Mist, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Madagascar Live!, Nickelodeon Storytime Live! He is married to photographer Kimberly Witham.

HOLLY CARROLL (Production Stage Manager) originally from St. Augustine, FL but has spent her past few years working on the seven seas! Credits include Norwegian Cruise Line’s

Beetlejuice, Noise Boys, and The Donna Summer Musical. She is elated to be on her first National Tour and would like to thank the BLP team!

WENDY J. CONNOR/DONNA

FIEGEL (Tour Press & Marketing) TRUE Marketing is a full-service entertainment marketing firm based in Orlando, Florida that boasts a full Marketing and Public Relations Consulting Team, Graphic Design Department, and Social Marketing Strategy Team. Team TRUE has worked on national tours of A Christmas Story – The Musical, An American In Paris, Legally Blonde, A Chorus Line, My Fair Lady, Spring Awakening, The Producers, 42nd Street, Dreamgirls, South Pacific, Guys and Dolls, and The Wizard of Oz. TeamTRUE.com

MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL (MTI) is one of the world’s leading theatrical licensing agencies, granting theatres from around the world the rights to perform the greatest selection of musicals from Broadway and beyond. Founded in 1952 by composer Frank Loesser, and orchestrator Don Walker, MTI is a driving force in advancing musical theatre as a vibrant and engaging art form. MTI works directly with the composers, lyricists and book writers of these musicals to provide official scripts, musical materials and dynamic theatrical resources to over 70,000 professional, community and school theatres in the US and in over 60 countries worldwide. MTI maintains its global headquarters in New York City with additional offices in London (MTI Europe) and Melbourne (MTI Australasia).

ARC (Casting) 150+ productions across the globe & 13 Artios Awards for Casting. Broadway/NY Past & credits include: Othello, Real Women Have Curves, A Wonderful World, Life of Pi, Chicago the Musical, Disney’s The Lion King & Beauty and the Beast, Hadestown, Lost in Yonkers, Great Comet of 1812, Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes, 39 Steps, Pippin, La Cage aux Folles. TV/Film: Netflix, 20th Century Fox, NBC, Lionsgate, Disney Channel. West End/U.K.: Hadestown, Thriller Live, Menier Chocolate Factory . Tours: 1776, Hairspray, Waitress, Urinetown, Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, Finding Neverland, Into the Woods, We Will Rock You. Regional: A.R.T., Paper Mill Playhouse, Ogunquit Playhouse, Bay Street,

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Berkeley Rep, Alley, Goodspeed, Hollywood Bowl, McCarter, Signature. ARC, Part of RWS Global. castingbyarc.com IG: castingbyarc

BROADWAY & BEYOND THEATRICALS

(Tour Booking) Led by founders and industry veterans Tracey McFarland and Ryan Bogner, Broadway & Beyond Theatricals (BBT) is a full service theatrical booking agency and Tony nominated production company. BBT’s Booking division provides tour direction services for theatricals from Broadway to family shows, holiday fare, dance, and comedy across North America. The Producing division creates quality theatrical content in New York and for the road while offering Executive Producing and consulting services to commercial producers and IP stakeholders. On Broadway as Producer: The Cottage, The Kite Runner. Broadway tours as agent: A Christmas Story, The Cher Show, The Kite Runner, The Addams Family Musical, An American In Paris, Legally Blonde, The Music Man & more.

DEBORAH DENENBERG (Producer)

Deborah began her career at the Upstairs Dinner Theater in Omaha, Nebraska. The Upstairs’ turnaround became the subject of a Harvard Business School case study, Lyric, Inc taught in business curriculums nationwide. Deborah next joined the Broadway producers Dodger Productions. There she co-created Big League Productions, and produced national tours such as: Guys and Dolls, The Secret Garden, Into the Woods, Driving Miss Daisy , and The Who’s Tommy. Now also producing Theater for Young Audience musicals, Deborah recently opened Just Ask! based on the children’s book by Sonia Sotomayor. Deborah also teaches business executives through her company Hark Communications.

BIG LEAGUE PRODUCTIONS/DANIEL

SHER (Executive Producer and General Management) is celebrating its 35th season of producing and general managing Broadway tours of shows and attractions throughout the world. Early highlights were collaborations with Disney on Elton John and Tim Rice’s Aida (US Tours, Taiwan, and China) and with Cameron Mackintosh on a new production of Miss Saigon. Also, the Tony®-Award-winning Broadway revival of 42nd Street and Susan Stroman’s Broadway production of Meredith Willson’s The Music Man. Others:

Footloose (Las Vegas, US Tour) , Titanic, 1776, Peter Pan, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum starring Rip Taylor, Blast!, The Who’s Tommy (US Tour, South America, Europe, and Japan), Ain’t Misbehavin’ with Ruben Studdard, and the First National Tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – flying car and all. More shows: The Producers (Susan Stroman’s original work), Hello, Dolly! with Sally Struthers, Guys and Dolls, My Fair Lady (US Tour and China premiere), original hiphop dance show Groovaloo (Off-Broadway), Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical (10 US Tours, Grand Ole Opry, and Madison Square Garden), Dreamgirls (US Tour, China premiere, Japan), Hair (US Tour and Japan), Bring it On (US Tour and Japan), and Legally Blonde (US Tours, China premiere, Singapore) . More recently , A Chorus Line toured the US, Japan, and was seen in China for the first time. Post-pandemic included An American in Paris, a new production of South Pacific, Little Women, a brand new production of The Cher Show (1st and 2nd National Tours), and The Addams Family. Current work includes our continued touring flagship production, A Christmas Story The Musical, and a new production of Meredith Willson’s The Music Man. Future seasons include Bright Star and Legally Blonde.

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STAFF FOR THE MUSIC MAN

2026 NATIONAL TOUR

PRODUCER AND GENERAL MANAGER

Big League Productions, Inc.

President ................................................... Daniel Sher

General Manager Zach Krohn

Associate Producer........................... Sophie Whitfield

Associate General Manager ................ Owen O’Brien

Management Consultant Brent Watkins

Travel Consultant ................................... Gina Willens

Accounting Neuschatz, Neuschatz, Herman & Hanke, LLP

Insurance Edgewood Partners Insurance Center

Banking ................................. JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Payroll Checks & Balances Payroll

Lodging Road Concierge

Education................................On Location Education

COMPANY MANAGER

OWEN O’BRIEN PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER

HOLLY CARROLL

TECHNICAL & CREATIVE STAFF

Assistant Stage Manager Mesa Winder

Assistant Company Manager..................David Hersh

Production Supervisor..............................James Book

Scenic Design Assistants..................Gabriella Nuñez, Hayden Bingham, Claire Kramer, Luke Blumencranz

Assistant Lighting Designer Aidan McLeod

Lighting Programmer................................David Arch

Associate Video Designer......................Blake Manns

Video Programmer.....................................Andres Fiz

Additional Costume Design..............Robin L. McGee

Costume Package Coordinator Liv Kurtz

Costume Design Assistants..................Val Cuevas & Somie Pak

Props Supervisor.............................Brendan McCann

Associate Hair & Makeup Design..........Teagan Rose

Lighting Supervisor .................................. Paul Gould

Production Sound Shaughn Bryant

Production Electrician ..........................Dimitri Taylor

Production Video.........................................Jim Book

Keyboard Programmer Jim Harp

Reduced Orchestrations..................Thomas Fosnocht

Head Carpenter Jonathan Rogers

Assistant Carpenter/Flyman.................Michael Green

Head Electrician ................................. Ryan Anderson

Assistant Electrician/Spot Op Rose Allen

Head Video...............................................Alan Highe

Head Sound ........................................ Anthony Lopez

Assistant Sound Joseph Roma

Head Props .............................................. Kelly Butler

Head Wardrobe ......................................... John Beltre

Star Dresser...............................Donna MacNaughton

Head Hair/Makeup ................................. Lilly Bennett

Child Tutor/Wrangler.................................Kate Riley

TOUR BOOKING

Broadway & Beyond Theatricals

Tracey McFarland Ryan Bogner Jaymi Gilmour

Megan Savage Kelsey Young Zachary Hedner

TOUR PRESS & MARKETING

TRUE Marketing

WENDY J. CONNOR DONNA FIEGEL

Marketing Intern - Zane Miller

BROADCAST ADVERTISING & MEDIA PRODUCTION

FRANK BASILE

MEREDITH WILLSON’S THE MUSIC MAN WAS REHEARSED AT GIBNEY CENTER

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CREDITS

SCENERY PROVIDED BY: EMPIRE TECHNICAL FABRICATION, TTS STUDIOS, ROSE BRAND, GOOD LUCK GRIPS

PROPS PROVIDED BY: IMPACT DESIGN OF CHARLESTON, SCENE WORKS INC., GOOD LUCK GRIPS, GRUMPY’S PROPS

DROPS PROVIDED BY: IWEISS, COBALT STUDIOS, BIG IMAGE SYSTEMS

LIGHTING PROVIDED BY: INTELLIGENT LIGHTING SERVICES LTD SOUND PROVIDED BY: BIG LEAGUE PRODUCTIONS, INC.

TRUCKING PROVIDED BY JANCO

BUSING PROVIDED BY: PEAK TOURING AND LAMOILLE VALLEY

Backstage and Front of the House Employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).

United Scenic Artists • Local USA 829 of the I.A.T.S.E represents the Designers & Scenic Artists for the American Theatre

THE USE OF ANY RECORDING DEVICE, EITHER AUDIO OR VIDEO, AND THE TAKING OF PHOTOGRAPHS, EITHER WITH OR WITHOUT FLASH, IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

A spotlight on support

We gratefully acknowledge support The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory has received from foundations and other charitable organizations. This list represents grants received between April 20, 2025 and April 20, 2026. Thank you for investing in our work and our community!

Donations of $100,000 or more

Barr Foundation

Carroll Charitable Foundation

Massachusetts Cultural Council

C. Jean & Myles McDonough Charitable Foundation

The Stoddard Charitable Trust

Donations of $50,000 to $99,999

Ellis Cappy Bateman Charitable Trust

Greater Worcester

Community Foundation

Donations of $25,000 to $49,999

The Ruth H. and Warren A. Ellsworth Foundation

The George F. & Sybil H. Fuller Foundation

The Hanover Insurance Foundation

Hermann Foundation

Hoche-Scofield Foundation

Worcester Educational Development Foundation

Wyman-Gordon Foundation

Donations of $5,000 to $24,999 Bank of America

Jeanne Y. Curtis Foundation

The Fred Harris Daniels Foundation

The Mildred H. McEvoy Foundation

National Endowment for the Arts

The Schwartz Charitable Foundation

The TJX Companies, Inc.

The Richard & Barbara Whitcomb Foundation

Worcester Arts Council

Donations up to $4,999

Beagary Charitable Trust

E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation

Rockwell Foundation

The White Companies Charitable Trust

We also gratefully acknowledge members of The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory. Members at the Patron level and higher are listed here. This list represents members as of April 20, 2026. Thank you for investing in our work and our community!

Encore Circle

(Donations of $10,000 or more)

Arts Consulting Group

Assumption University

Elissa Boisvert & Randall S. Barko ◊

Beacon Bank ◊

Chacharone Properties ◊

Mary C. DeFeudis

Peter Gibbs & Lisa Kirby Gibbs ◊

Drs. Ivan & Noreen Green ◊

The Hanover Insurance

Group Foundation ◊

Dr. Jonathan & Sharon Kleefield

Donald & Polly Phipps *

Polar Beverages

Nancy Prior

Ken & Karen Rapp ◊

The Shanklin Family

Kimberly Stone & Patrick Jones

Kellie Thibodeau & Peter Senghas ◊

Celebrity Circle

(Donations of $5,000 - $9,999)

Thomas & Lynora Bartholomew

Mary & Richard Dale

John Doubleday & Cindy Powers *◊

Fred & Patty Eppinger

Fallon Health

William & Suzanne Finn

Gwyn & Linda Fisher *◊

Wayne Canty, Heat Trace Products, LLC ◊

Richard & Janice Helle ◊

Roberta Henderson ◊

Steve & Lee Joseph ◊

The Kauffman Family ◊

National Grid ◊

Suzanne Pahr

Marc & Miriam Rogers-Montalvo *◊

Michael & Carol Sleeper ◊

Carolyn & John Stimpson ◊

Ralph & Jeanine Swick ◊

Michael & Andrea Urban

Kim & Adrian VanderSpek ◊

Worcester Business Development Corporation ◊

Director Circle

(Donations of $2,500 - $4,999)

Ace Temperature Control, Inc.

Acrisure, LLC ◊

Adept Educational Institute, Inc.

Kristen Albright ◊

Barry & Jean Alman *◊

Marie & Mike Angelini

Arbella at Bramble HIll

Archstone Financial ◊

Avidia Bank ◊

Scott & Susan Baeder ◊

Paul & Jane Baker ◊

bankHometown

Janet Barlow ◊

Bollus Lynch ◊

Boston Independence Group

David Brough ◊

Henry & Pamela Camosse ◊

Capezio

Central One Federal Credit Union

Alexander & Cheryl Chan ◊

Dr. Abigail Childs &

Timothy Tetreault ◊

Mary Frances & John Coakley

James & Nancy Coghlin ◊

Community Neuroscience Services *◊

Mary & Hannah Cooper *◊

Cornerstone Bank

Richard & Ann Marie Cravedi ◊

Dragonfly Wood Arts *◊

Allen Fletcher & Dolly Vazquez ◊

Warner S. & Mary F. Fletcher

Dr. John & Mrs. Nicole Hardin ◊

Maureen Hardy ◊

Donna & Andrew Hebb ◊

David & Kathie Huhtala ◊

Tracey Ingle ◊

Ian & Maureen Johnson ◊

Judith Ann & Edward J. Keegan, III

Sharon & Allen Krause ◊

John & Kathy Lauring ◊

The Little Gym of West Boylston ◊

John & Susan LoVerso ◊

Dorothy Lurier

Robert & Myra McAnulty *◊

Middleboro Auto Discount

MIRICK ◊

Richard & Patricia Morin ◊

Omni Services ◊

Oriol Health Care *◊

Vincent & Denise Osterman ◊

Stephen & Cynthia Pitcher

Precision Sensing Devices ◊

Joanne Prizio *

Rand-Whitney Container LLC

Cliff & Susan Rucker ◊

Saint-Gobain Corporation

Santander Bank

Ellen & John Savickas *

Patricia Segerson ◊

Superior Waste ◊

The TJX Companies, Inc.

Dr. Ancy & Katherine Verdier

Webster Five ◊

Todd H. Wetzel ◊

Worcester Fitness *◊

Worcester State University

Producer Circle

(Donations of $1,500 - $2,499)

A. Arsenault & Sons, Inc. ◊

Mary & Carl Aframe ◊

Dr. Sondra Albano

& Dr. Alex Rosiewicz ◊

AllCom Credit Union

Cliff & Mary Ellen Anderson ◊

Derrick & Kimberly Anderson *◊

Jon & Janice Anderson *

Mildred & David Anderson ◊

Janet Andreson & Brian Dealy ◊

Anonymous ◊

Chris & Lisa Arbogast

Art Inspires Me ◊

Brent & Katrinka Arthaud *◊

Atlas Distributing *

David & Linda Ayers ◊

Badrick Family

Pat & Mandy Baliva

Laurian Banciulescu & Matthew Kamins ◊

Jack & Susan Bassick ◊

Dr. Steven J. Beckman & Family ◊

Norman Beisaw ◊

The Belsito Family ◊

Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Bender *◊

Rosamond "Binky" Bennett ◊

Iris Berdrow ◊

Henry Ritter & Mark Bilotta

Maureen Binienda *◊

Norman Bitsoli

Bryan & Jacqueline Blomgren *◊

Betty & Bob Blute ◊

Mary Blute ◊

Maurice & Pamela Boisvert ◊

Bowditch & Dewey, LLP

Judith Boyko

Daeg & Debra Brenner

Kelton & Kathy Burbank

Stephen & Rosanna Burke *◊

Virginia & Kevin Byrne ◊

Susan & Bill Cammuso ◊

Orland Campbell & Flossy Calderon ◊

Matthew & Kathleen Canfield ◊

Jeffrey & Ginni Cardoso ◊

Gissell Castellón and Jonathon Chin ◊

Caulfield Family ◊

Karen & Kathryn Cavan ◊

Charlton Optical ◊

Anton & Peggy Chernoff

Carol & David Chester ◊

Vinny & Brenda Cloutier ◊

Michael Cortner

Ken Crater & Peg Ferraro ◊

Carole A. Cronin

Jonah & Ronna Cuker ◊

Jill Dagilis & Laurie Demers ◊

Debra D'Agostino *◊

April Davis

James & Tracie Decker ◊

Continued...

Enhance your evening at Mrs. Doubtfire on June 26, 27, or 28 with a pre-show dinner right here at the theatre!

Each dinner includes a three-course meal with entrée selections (including vegetarian and gluten-free options), complimentary beverages, and all taxes and gratuity.

Dinners are served in the McDonough Room, just steps from the Franklin Square Salon. Space is limited, so reserve your seats today!

For more information, contact Betty Blute at 508.471.1786 or bblute@thehanovertheatre.org

Frank & Lesa DeMaria ◊

Paul & Sandra Demoga *

Joseph & Linda Depasquale ◊

Ann Desmarais & Paul S. Kennedy ◊

Thomas & Lisa Devine ◊

Robert & Cindy DiGirolamo ◊

Janine & John Diliberto ◊

John DiPasquale ◊

Maureen & Richard Dodakian *

Donald & Melanie Donegan *◊

Susan Druker & Tom Baker ◊

LisaAnn Dukaten ◊

Alexander & Grace Elton

Richard & Deborah Emmons ◊

John & Diane Engle ◊

Joey & Mike Engling ◊

Jeanne & John Esler ◊

Andrea Falcione & John Phillips ◊

David Faneuf & Todd Barker *◊

Annette & Sarah Farley ◊

Michael Fauvel & Diane

Longobardi Fauvel ◊

Thomas & Audrey Fearing ◊

Andrew & Robin Feldman ◊

Curtis & Amy Feldman ◊

Dr. Marianne Felice ◊

Ann Marie Foley ◊

Dan Foley & Annie Kelly

Ford's Hometown Services, Pest & Lawn Professionals

Ray & Katie Forslund ◊

Renee & Samantha Fortin

Sheryl Fox

Jeffrey Fuller & Paula Cullinane ◊

Mark & Jan Fuller ◊

Mary & Noelle Fura

Debbie & Robert Gale ◊

Lee & Dina Gaudette *◊

Adam Gaval *◊

William & Patricia Giannopoulos ◊

Theresa Goguen ◊

Kimberly Goldman-Depietri ◊

Gabriele Goszcz ◊

Deborah Gradowski ◊

Marty Green & Maura Mahoney ◊

Honorable Mel L. Greenberg, Retd. & Joyce M. Greenberg ◊

The Grenon Family

Audrey & Bobby Griffis ◊

Dr. Abraham & Linda Haddad ◊

Bruce Hager *

Maryanne & Paul Hammond ◊

Barbara Hanc *◊

Don & Peg Harbert ◊

John & Melissa Harris *◊

Steve Harvey ◊

Richard Hebert ◊

Charles Henneberry, Sr. ◊

Bob & Lynn Hennigan ◊

Paula Hero ◊

Hope & Jeff Hersh ◊

Attys. Maria B. Hickey

& Frank S. Puccio, Jr. ◊

John & Michele Hicks ◊

The Horeanopoulos Family ◊

Leigh Catherine Hudson ◊

Robert & Kathryn Hunter *◊

Mark Hutchison & Ruth Langlais *

William & Patricia Iandoli *

Dr. Richard Irwin

Kallin & Linda Johnson ◊

Pam Johnson ◊

Carl & Ann P. Kaliszewski *

Diane Karalekas, MD & Dean Alexandrou ◊

Dr. W. David Kelly & Paula A. Viau ◊

Kim & Sean Keogh ◊

Michael & Kathleen Keohane ◊

Jim & Jane Kimbrough ◊

Henley & Greg Konar ◊

Harry P. & Sharon Kotseas ◊

Suzanne & Kevin Kozak *◊

Carolyn & Charlie Kretz ◊

Katie Krock & Kevin Parvin ◊

Debra, Dennis & Heather Lamarche *◊

Henry & Holly LaMountain *◊

James & Anne Lang ◊

Susan & Andrew Langlois ◊

Richard & Tracey Lavey

Nel & Paul Lazour

Susan & Richard Leahy *◊

Barbara Lee ◊

Luke Lewkowicz

Carolyn & Andrew Limeri ◊

Bruce & Andrea Little ◊

Beth LoConto

LPSC Financial

Carole Lyman *◊

Helder & Maggie Machado ◊

Edward & Margaret Madaus *◊

Michael Madulka ◊

Melissa & Daniel Mahr ◊

Judith Malley

Dan & Anna Marcoux ◊

Michael & Audrey Marcy ◊

Matthew Martin ◊

Ron & Leslie Masiello ◊

MB Lounge

Carolann McAdam ◊

Patricia McAllister & Gail Vaillette ◊

Lori McCassie ◊

Lisa & Neil McDonough ◊

Bill & Laureen McGuirk ◊

Ward & Carolynn McLaughlin *◊

Jack & Kathy McNamara ◊

Laura Milner & Jarman Joerres ◊

Dave & Anna Moses ◊

Jason & Alissa Muise ◊

Erin & James Mulcahy ◊

Pamela & David Murray ◊

Margaret Naylor & Robert Condon ◊

Lisa & Nick Nevin *◊

Matthew Newell ◊

Ken & Erin Nosek ◊

Theresa Nugent ◊

Matthew Olds & Michael Berthiaume *◊

Linda & Nathaniel Oubre ◊

Michael Pagano ◊

Harry & Wendy Pape ◊

Larry Pape ◊

Donald & Susan Pegg *◊

Art Pelletier ◊

David & Marlene Persky

Joe & Stacy Plunkett ◊

Jane Pond & Thomas Lowe ◊

Paula & Dennis Pope ◊

Sue Popinchalk & Monica Wang ◊

Premier Optical

Deborah A. Puleo ◊

Hale, Abbie & Emily Pulsifer

Janet Rabidou ◊

Anne Marie Rafferty ◊

Thomas & Morgan Rafferty ◊

Bill Reese

Debra L. & Arthur J. Remillard, III

Robin Rhodes *◊

Ed & Tina Romeo ◊

Linda Rosenlund

Ruth R. Rubin

Thomas & Patricia Ryan

Kimberly & Scott Samson ◊

Beth Sannella ◊

Ellen Santimaw & Sarah Kac ◊

William Sarkisian

Livy & Rachel Scanlon ◊

Karen Scopetski

Seaman Engineering Corporation ◊

Alan Seiffert & Melinda Hahn-Seiffert ◊

Dr. Sanjay & Neela Shah ◊

Karon & Kellie Shea *◊

Edward & Resa Sherr ◊

The Rev. Samuel J. Smith & Mr. Donald Temples ◊

Victor & Carolyn Somma ◊

Dale Stafford ◊

Dr. Daniel & Deborah Steigman ◊

Mark Steina *

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Steinberg ◊

Carolyn & Howard Stempler ◊

Alan & Nina Stoll

Ann & Thomas Sullivan ◊

John & Lynn Sullivan ◊

Tim & Linda Sullivan *◊

Michael & Jennifer Tarka *◊

Zenon & Marilyn Tencza ◊

Sheila & George Tetler ◊

Francis J. & Karen Tighe *◊

Rachel & Louis Tosches *◊

John & Catherine Ushinski ◊

Charlie & Jody Valade ◊

Virginia Vaughan

Anthony Vigliotti *◊

Laura Wachs ◊

William & Deborah Wall *◊

Linda & Stephen Walsh ◊

Patty & Daniel Walton *◊

Edwin & Zachary Ward ◊

Tracy V. & James Wells ◊

Mary Ellen Wessell ◊

Drs. Faren Williams & Luke Maki

Margaret Wong *◊

Sharon Woodbury *

Susan & David Woodbury

Wendy Ziesemann & Karen Freker ◊

Supporters

(Donations of $750 - $1,499)

Matthew & Susan Allen ◊

Anonymous ◊

Patricia Bruno ◊

Richard & Avery Chase

Deborah & Daniel Fins ◊

Carl & Susan Foley ◊

Robert Frankel & Ann McCauley

Russell Hammond

Ken Hirschkind

Hot Power Yoga Center

Lillian Irwin *

Richard & Mary Ellen Letarte ◊

Ann Lewis

Christine & John Meuse

Sathi Mitra

Lynette Paczkowski ◊

Kathy & Dick Perry *

Louis Schoolcraft II

Roxanne & Nicholas Smyrnios ◊

J. Ann Verhage ◊

Daniel Verrico & Jan Keith

Linda Wasbes ◊

Associates (Donations of $375 - $749)

Alexandra & David Andrews ◊

Maria & Joe Barry

Rainie & Scott Barton ◊

Gail & Don Bellefleur

Paul Black

Kristin Blount

Lynne & Brendan Burke ◊

Wanda Cantlin ◊

Dr. Karen Caspersen

Jack & Nancy Collins ◊

John Colonna-Romano

Ruth & Audrey Colson ◊

Beth & Jim Cunningham

Donald Connors

Jeanne & Kevin Depasse

Sandra & Russell Doty ◊

Beth & Paul Duquette

Mary Easter & Michael Sammarco ◊

Laura Eckelman ◊

Henry Febo

Leslie Fish & Jerry Gurwitz

Beth & Richard Foley

Frances Genduso ◊

Jared & Caitlyn Gentilucci ◊

Russ Hatch

Lara Helwig

Corinne Henry

Dennis & Vanessa Kerrigan

Rachel & Brian Keyo

Otto & Karen Kunz ◊

Lamoureux Pagano Associates

Peter Lobdell

Christine & Anthony Long ◊

Fran & Susan Madigan

Kelly Magowan ◊

Douglas & Dianne May

Paul McCrohon

The Myshrall Family ◊

Tim O’Brien

Ellen Peloquin ◊

Jennifer Perkins ◊

John D. & Kim Petrin ◊

Denise Roane

Eric Rosenquist

Alonzo Ross

Eric Saczawa

Maria Schantz

Doug & Mary Sevon ◊

Mark & Debra Shear ◊

Larry Silverman ◊

David Snook & Raluca Luster

Colleen Spelman & Melissa Dowling ◊

Beth Stark ◊

Sue Starlin

Randall Steere

Mark & Darlene Stoever ◊

Marshall Tate

& Judy Rothbard Tate ◊

Phillip & Patricia Woodman ◊

Jeremy Zglobicki

& Jonathan Miganowicz ◊

Walter Zydlewski

Patrons (Donations of $200 - $349)

Lisa Albano-Selzo

Susan & Howard Alfred ◊

Karen Allred

Roy Angel

Anonymous

Linda & Michael Antonucci ◊

Janice Babbitt

Esther Bachrach

Kristin & Joe Bafaro

James Bagaglio

Daryl Baker ◊

Kathleen Bateman

Virginia Bates

Erica Bedard ◊

Paul & Shari Belanger *

John Biddle ◊

Edie Blackney

Annette Bliss ◊

Elaine & Jerry Bouchard ◊

Gayle Bowe

Francis Brissette

Alan & Sheri Brooks ◊

Kesha Brouillet

Dr. David C. Brown *◊

Matthew & Linda Brown ◊

William Burke ◊

Peter Cardoza ◊

Roger Challen

Jane Champagne ◊

Jeanne Chase

Robert & Gloria Ciaffone ◊

Andrea Clardy

Mary Clow

Catherine Colinvaux & Phillip Zamore

Charlotte Connor

Patricia Couhig

Shirleen Cox ◊

Sharon & Angelo Dagnello

Rachel Delisle ◊

Chris Denis

Lori Dery

Susan Direda

Kathy Dulude

Paul Eager

Dixie Estes ◊

Peter & Elaine Ettenberg ◊

Bill Fairbanks *

Connie Favreau & Ray Johns *

Dennis Fenton *

Rosalind Forber & Larry Pratt

Joyce Ford ◊

Lynn & John Foreman

Celeste Frappier ◊

Pamela Fredrickson ◊

Harriet Fresolo ◊

Simon Fricker

Bonnie Gagliardi

Christine Gagne

Continued...

Sandra Garry

Michele Giangrande ◊

William Goliger & Gabriella Beamish ◊

James Goulet ◊

Donald & Elaine Grady ◊

Mona Grande ◊

Paula Gravelle

Joseph Gregus

Caryn & Jeff Hallowell

Alfred Hamilton

Gizel Hampton

Laurel Hemmer *

Richard Holland

Barbara & Tom Hollister

Home Instead Senior Care, Northeastern CT

Sharyn Hopkins

Charles Howe *

Ted & Kathleen Hudson

Jayne Hughes

Harry & Jean Johnson *

Gayle & Barry Joseph ◊

Loree Karagiorgas

Lori Keddy

William Keefe

Joan Kellogg

Eva Kelly

Bernard Kobel

Kim Rozak & Eric Kohler

Julie Koshgarian ◊

Colleen & Robert Kushlis ◊

Cathy & Doug Kuzmeskus ◊

Mary Anna Labato

Joseph Lapolito

Marcy Larmon ◊

Barbara & David Lavallee ◊

Bart & Gale Lawless ◊

Carol A Leach ◊

Kim Leighton

Joseph & Dianne Leland

Gabriele Lewis

Steven Liedell

Theresa Linnell ◊

Charlotte Lisiewski

Ronald & Gail Liston

Maureen & John Locke *

John & Kathleen Lynch ◊

William & Rose-Marie Lyon ◊

Donna & Don MacLean ◊

Patricia Maguire

Christina Manos & Ross Clark ◊

Elaine A. Martel, Esq. ◊

Kathleen & John McClintock

Joan McHugh

Marie McKeon

Carrie McLoughlin

Christopher & Jayne Mehne

Joseph Mewhiney *◊

Diane Monaco ◊

John & Dorine Mortimer ◊

Scott Moss & Shelley Chapman-Moss

Tom & Vanda Mullins ◊

Dr. Joseph D. Musto

Charles & Christine Newfell

Sharon Nist & Kurt Parliment

Julie Norberg

Scott Norrie

Paul Outerson ◊

Kurt & Sharon Parent *◊

Holly & Ray Pavlak

Raymond & Sheila Pavlik

David & Linda Pearlstein

Martha & David Petrovick

Susan Pett

Robert & Nancy Phipps

Ginny Picking

Gwen Planet

Jeffrey Pond ◊

Zenie Popkin

Rob & Sue Protano *

Ed Rank

Cheryl Rauh ◊

Harold Read

Sean & Michelle Reidy ◊

John & Diane Reil

Mary Jane Rogalski

Suzanne Rood ◊

Anne-Marie & Paul Routhier

Phyllis Schoenfeld

Kurt Schuetz

Kathryn Schwartz ◊

Carol Seager ◊

Mary C. Shea ◊

Cara & Kenneth Simpson ◊

Kathryn D. Smith & Linda S. Moulton ◊

Jay & Nancy Spitulnik

Mary K. Stanley ◊

Karen Steiger

Kathleen, Kenneth & Trey Stinton ◊

Michael Stockton

Mary A. Sullivan *

David Sunderland ◊

Nancy & Janina Swiacki

Julianne Tamasy

JT Tanacea

James & Paula Tashjian

Karen Terenzini

Diane & Salvatore Trapasso ◊

Mark Underkofler

Susan Upham

Judith Uthoff ◊

Ronald & Angela Valinski

Anthony Vaver *

Kristina Vickstrom ◊

Terry & Steve Waite

Jason Walker

William & Carol Walsh *◊

Charles Washburn & Frances Anthes

Ashley Watters

Matthew Whipple & Joanne Robida-Whipple ◊

Laurie & David Whitney ◊

Beth Williams ◊

Susan Wood ◊

Wade Wormann *

Joseph Yakamavich

Karen Yeowell & Mark O'Connell

Judy & Michael Zalansky ◊

*Sustaining Member

◊ 2025-2026 Broadway, dance, or THT Rep series subscribers and Flex package holders

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Elevate your theatre experience and become a leadership donor with a contribution of $1,500 or more. Recieve exclusive benefits, including:

 Free onsite parking

 Access to the Franklin Square Salon with complimentary bar service

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Your support ensures we can continue bringing world-class performances, education, and community engagement to Worcester.

Bravo to our volunteers

Edmund Adamiak

Diane Adamowicz

Dick Adams

Terry Adams

Linda Adams

Barry Alman

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Greter Barcelo

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Maria Bella

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Jane Benoit

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John Caron

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Elizabeth Casello

Karen Cavan

Jane Champagne

Irene Chiarvalloti

Kathryn Close

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Michael Comer

Robert Condon

Janice Conrad

Eileen Contois

Joyce Cote

Laura Coughlin

Diane Cowes

Margot Crawford

Carole Cronin-Carroll

Barbara Crowley

Jim Crowley

Patti Cummings

Eileen Dawson

Patricia Dawson

Sharon DeBonis

Eileen Desautels

Stephanie Dieterle

Beth Dion

Mary Doane

Daniel Donovan

Debra Donovan

Irene Dube

Nancy Duprey

Charlie Engdahl

Diane Engle

John Engle

David Faneuf

Dolores Farrell

Laurie Filreis

Elizabeth Foley

Joan Foley

Sue Foley

John Foreman

Lynn Foreman

Vicki Freilich

Cheryl Gagne

Sheila Garvey

Greg Gentile

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Marlene Goodale

Kathleen Gordon

Deborah Gradowski

Maria Carmel

Gurucharri

Cindy Hannan

Mark Hannum

Donald Harbert

Maureen Hardy

Patty Harkins

Donna Harrington

John Harrington

Robert Harrington

Carol Harwood

Cynthia Hennessey

James Heywood

Sally Hodgerney

Diane Hoff

Cathleen Holmberg

Abby Holmes

Helene Holmes

Kathleen Horahan

Debra Hosley

Julianne Jarry

Nan Johnson

Maureen Jones

Emily Katzman

Patricia Kennedy

Michael Kirby

Amy Kolb

Debra Korman

Patricia Kowalchek

Michael Kozminski

Janet Krause

Sara Kreisel

John Ladroga

John Lafleche

Debi Lang

Frances Langille

Lori Lauria

Marilyn Leary

Tanya LeBlanc

Lori Leclair

Tim Lee

Raymond Legacy

Ann Marie Leger

Annette Lemerise

Sophine Lever

Heather Levin

Kathi Lewando

Annette Lisi

Richard Lisi

Irene Logan

Sara Lohnes

Luann Loughlin

Barbara Luby

Dorothy Lucier

Sharon MacDonald

Edmund Mack

Mary Malone

Mary Marcinkus

Elaine Martel

Bob McAnulty

Myra McAnulty

Rosemary McCarthy

Edward McCune

Denise McGrath

David McRae

Cynder Mesrobian

Debra Monahan

Mary Ellen Moore

Anne Morris

Patrick Morris

David Murray

Lisa Murrman

William Nay

Margaret Naylor

Bruce Neuwirth

Nancy Neuwirth

Janice Nowicki

Lucinda Oates

Michael Oates

Darlene Orrell

Helen Panagiotopoulos

Constantine Papanastassiou

Peggy Papanastassiou

Margaret Pappas

Renee Peace

Dana Pellegrino

Jennifer Perkins

Maggie Perreault

Dick Perry

Diane Perryman

Susan Perschbacher

Kami Phillips

Mary Pierangeli

Gerard Piscitelli

Phyllis Piscitelli

Maria Piscitelli-Durant

Elizabeth Plante

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Our extraordinary and dedicated volunteers play a unique role as ambassadors, supporters, historians and tireless workers on behalf of THT. They are our brightest stars and we are deeply grateful for all they do.

Learn about volunteer opportunities at TheHanoverTheatre.org/Volunteer.

Darrell Potosnak

Joyce Power

Deb Powers

Ruize Qin

Helen Quist

Janet Rabidou

Sonia Radzik

Christopher Raimo

Renee Rees

Judith Reilly

Cheryl Renaud

Anne Reynolds

John Riccio

Deborah Richards

Bryan Richardson

Barbara Roach Kyes

Caroline Robertson

Carol Robison

Marguerite Rooney

Judith Rothbard Tate

Susan Rousakos

Gerri Russell

Jean Russell

Patricia Ryan

William Sarkisian

Mary Sevon

Andrea Sheridan

Meridith Singleton

Susan Small

David Smith

Sandra St George

Joyce St. Germain

Dale Stafford

Helen Stockdale

Rebecca Stoll

Ann Sullivan

Paul Surette

Ann Sweetman

Kenneth Takvorian

Marshall Tate

Allyn Taylor

Lorraine Taylor

Mary Teixeira

Karen Terenzini

Karen Terranova

Eileen Terrill

Jay Theberge

Dean Theodore

Sandra Theros

Wendy Thomas

Judith Thompson

Cecelia Thurber

Victor Tolis

Pauline Tranter

Raymond Tremblay

Deborah Tyborowski

Timothy Veilleux

Ann Verhage

Laura Wachs

Karen Walsh Fortin

Ewa Warzywoda

Barbara West

Nancy White

Kathryn Whitenack

Nancy Wilby

Joanne Wilder

Michael Wilder

Susan Wood

Amy Woodsmall

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