History Of Theatre At The Mount

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Directed by Patrick Mahoney

A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a romantic comedy by William Shakespeare. It was suggested by “The Knight’s Tale” from Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales and written around 1594 to 1596. It portrays the adventures of four young Athenian lovers and a group of amateur actors, their interactions with the Duke of Athens, Theseus, the Queen of the Amazons, Hippolyta, and with the fairies who inhabit a moonlit forest. The play is one of Shakespeare’s most popular works for the stage and is widely performed across the world.

Starring: Stephen Caissey, Ed Donlan, Aaron Whipple, Ken Basque, Laurie Beland, Jack Celli, John Sullivan, Jeff Catanese, Mike Monahan, T. L. Crawford, Bob Kelly, Tina Gaffney, Lynn Vaillancourt, Mary Currier, Richelle Iadaroia, Jennifer Giroux, Kelly Newman and Nicole Benoit

Also performed in 1991:

• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
• Jesus Christ Superstar
• 1940’s Radio Hour
• No, No Nanette
• West Side Story
• The Arkansaw Bear
• The King and I

1992

• Big River
• Pinocchio
• Steel Magnolias
• Grease
• Noises Off
• Death of a Salesman
• America Before Columbus
• Oliver

1993

• Nunsense
• The Wind in the Willows
• Romeo and Juliet
• Something’s Afoot
• Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
• Charlie’s Aunt
• Love Letters
• Stuart Little
• Peter Pan

1994

• Anything Goes
• Bodhi and the Rainforest
• To Kill a Mockingbird
• Nunsense II, the Second Coming
• Pump Boys and Dinettes
• Guys & Dolls
• Jacques Brel
• Charlotte’s Web
• Meet Me in St. Louis

Annie Warbucks

Directed and Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Heidi Hogan

The world’s favorite orphan returns in this long-awaited sequel to the international smash hit “Annie.” All the ingredients that made “Annie” so successful are here once again, with an old-fashioned romance thrown in for good measure! The action picks up right where “Annie” leaves off, when Child Welfare Commissioner Harriet Doyle arrives on the scene to inform Daddy Warbucks he must marry in sixty days so the newly adopted Annie can have a proper mother. Not doing so will land Annie back in the orphanage! In the end, Daddy Warbucks\’ whirlwind search for a fitting bride uncovers not only a plot to strip him of his fortune, but also his true love.

Starring: Heidi Mondeau, John Sullivan, Sophie Wagner, Bob Thomas, Charles Clark, Robert Stack, Sharon Asher, Jodi Sylvester, Shana Williams, Sue DiRusso, Jessie Vescovi and a large ensemble of adults and orphans

Also performed in 1995 were:

• Forever Plaid

• Really Rosie
• The Secret Garden
• Bye Bye Birdie
• Hello Dolly!
• Jake’s Women
• The Fabulous Fable Factory

Crazy For You

Directed and Music Directed by Jeff Williams Choreographed by Jim Caisse

Set in the 1940’s, New York banker and aspiring dancer Bobby Child is sent to Deadrock, Nevada, to foreclose on a theater. Instead, he falls in love with the owner’s daughter, Polly, and puts on a show in their failing theater to pay the mortgage and win her heart. Packed with non-stop Gershwin hits, the show explodes with spectacular production numbers, including “Slap That Bass,” “I Can’t Be Bothered Now” and “I Got Rhythm.” Bobby and Polly’s romance is animated by Gershwin’s best ballads – “Someone To Watch Over Me,” “But Not For Me” and “They Can’t Take That Away From Me.”

Starring: Joel Seger, Tom DiRusso, Shana Williams, Elizabeth Hughes, Elena Seymour, Joanne Landry, Lynn Vaillancourt, Laurie Marcinkewicz, Mark LeBlanc and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Damn Yankees

Directed by Vaughn West
Music Directed by Tom Martin
Choreographed by Dede Guercio Recko

An aging baseball fanatic considers selling his soul for a chance to become a young hardball hitter that takes the Washington Senators to the pennant, but chooses to cling to what\’s important in his life. The show is animated with non-stop hits, including the boisterous “Shoeless Joe from Hannibal, MO,” the eye-popping “Whatever Lola Wants” and the encouraging, “You Gotta Have Heart.”

Starring: Tony Minichiello, Shana Dirik, John Sullivan, Trish Aponte, Mark LeBlanc, Noelle LeChavalier and a large ensemble of ballplayers, singers and dancers

Music Man

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Direction by David Twiss
Choreographed by Joanne Landry and Peter Landry

The Music Man is the story of Harold Hill, a footloose con man who sets out to take advantage of the citizens of a small, turn-of-the-century Iowa town, but who instead is captivated and morally transformed by the townsfolk. Along the way, he falls in love with the town’s lovely librarian and inspires all with the joy of music. The Music Man won an Oscar for Best Music in 1963, featuring such well-known songs as “76 Trombones,” “Ya Got Trouble,” and “Goodnight Ladies.”

Starring: Aaron Whipple, Sue DiRusso, Anthony Santucci, Meredith Marcinkewicz, Hilary Chadwick, Mark Pacheco, Michael St. Onge, Paul Caouette, Ted Cushing, Rick Woods, Keith Leininger, Lynda Palmer, Melissa Gates, Nicholas Ramey and a large ensemble of children, teens and adults

Raggedy Ann And Andy

Directed by Cheryl Carter

Raggedy Ann, America’s most endearing and enduring folk doll, comes to life in a production that captures the imagination. This free-wheeling romp combines simple inventive staging with an action-packed plot and lively audience participation. Through it all shines the gentle, loving spirit of Raggedy Ann. The story unfolds in a special playroom where wonderful, magical events transpire. A newcomer has arrived in the playroom, a fancy French doll named Babette. But that very evening, a certain prince Leonard-the-Looney-Hearted comes riding by on his hobby horse and whisks her away to Looney-land. Raggedy Ann knows what she must do! She and Andy climb out the window into the “deep, deep woods” to fetch Babette back home.

Starring: Olivia Smith, Mark Pacheco, Rachelle Gendron, Ari Lew, Melissa Gates, Lincoln Keefe, Geoffrey Pickering, Nick Howe, Kristina Klemetti, Ethan Caouette, Jessie Vescovi, Adam Sides, Paul Carter, Taj Musco, Monica McNamara, Ashley Sheehan, Gabe Vancil and Lydia Musco

Runaways

Directed by Rob Houle
Music Directed by David Twiss

Elizabeth Swados’ groundbreaking musical Runaways, opened on Broadway on May 13, 1978, to critical raves. The characters were taken from workshops conducted by Swados, with real-life runaways in the late 1970s.The issues are universal, poignant and as timely today as they were 30 years ago. It paints a portrait of childhood filled with wonder, even when the message is heart-breaking and contemporary.

Starring: Heidi Mondeau, Bonnie Cicarelli, Corey Tunnessen, Stephanie Bergeron, Shawn Wittmier, Eric Mello, Ari Lew, Rebecca Cote, Jessie Vescovi, Ryann Bingham, Jeffrey Williams, Jennifer Haschig, Kendra Kachadoorian, Laura Dignard, Anthony Kirouac, Matt Daigle, Lydia Musco, Maile Shoul, Laurie Marcinkewicz, Charles Clark, Melanie Mangum, Niki Tunnessen, Graham Rickert, Taj Musco, Zach Hamel and Zuzka Krnan

Will Rogers Follies

Directed by Gail Steele
Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Sandie Couture

Will Rogers is famous for saying “I never met a man I didn’t like,” and everyone who saw TAM’s production of The Will Rogers Follies will agree that there has never been a man – or woman – who did not like it. Will Rogers is a legend who transcends decades. This Follies-style tribute is an upbeat celebration of the folk hero who made the world “a whole lot better place” than it was before he entered it.

Starring: Tim Recko, Jodi Sylvester, Trish Aponte, John Sullivan, Taj Musco, Douglas Buell, Paul Caouette, Scott Aponte, Charles Clark, Zach Hamel, Tony Kirouac, Mary Catherine Conley, Bonnie Cicarella, Heidi Mondeau, Ryann Bingham, Lydia Musco, Healther Antonelli, Laura Reifenheiser, Laurie Marcinkewicz, Emily Cushing, Nicole Couture, Hillary Steele, Dawn Young, Laura Dignard, Jennifer Knight, Pat Houle, Janet Perrett, Ethan Caouette, Hannah Sides, Spencer Dickson and Tory Kilcoyne

• Also performed in 1996 were “I do! I do!” and “Once upon a shoe”

42nd Street

Directed and Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Susie Michaud

Based on the 1933 Busby Berkeley movie musical, 42nd STREET tells the story of a starry-eyed young actress named Peggy Sawyer who comes to audition for the new Julian Marsh-directed musical about to open on Broadway. While she can’t seem to stay in the good graces of the show’s aging leading lady Dorothy Brock, Peggy soon catches the eye of the famous director. On opening night, Ms. Brock breaks her ankle and panic spreads through the company as the show is doomed for closure-until it is suggested that Peggy take the role. In only 36 hours, Peggy becomes a star! With a book by Michael Stewart and Mark Bramble, music by Harry Warren and lyrics by Al Dubin, the memorable score includes We’re in the Money You’re Getting to be a Habit With Me, Lullaby of Broadway, and of course, 42nd Street.

Starring: David Ludt, Mike Dickson, Darlene Dickson, Ed Donlan, Julie Capone, Nicole Couture, Nicholas Howe, Laurie Marcinkewicz, Sandie Couture, Michelle Caissey, Tom DiRusso and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Dancing Spider

Directed by Sandie Couture
Music Directed by Deb Bonneau
Choreographed by Heidi Hogan

The plot of The Dancing Spider, drawn from West African folktales and enhanced by songs based on authentic African rhythms, forms and themes, concerns the trickster-hero Ananse, who spends his time dreaming up ways to get others to do his work and so ends up in some hilarious predicaments. Hugh, menacing Leopard and Lion try to intimidate Ananse, but he outwits them both.

Starring: Geoffrey Pickering, Melissa Gates, Chris Robison, Sophie Wagner, Cara Saudelli, Sarah Anderson, Molly Wiinikainen, Hilary Chadwick, Emily Ragusa, Juliana Gordon, Sadie MacDougall, Kristen Murray, Ari Lew, Olivia Cushing, Kira Lew, Noelle Bonneau, Whitney DiGeronimo, Hannah Waight, Stephanie Antononi, Torre Stupak, Monica McNamara, Hannah Sides, and an ensemble of singers and dancers

Fiddler On The Roof

Directed by Joan Webber
Music Directed by Bill Asher
Choreographed by Cheryl Bauer

Set in a little village in Czarist Russia, the story follows Tevye, a poor Jewish dairyman, as his three oldest daughters marry. Tevye struggles to retain his position as head of the household in selecting his daughters’ husbands, but with each daughter, he finds he needs to reevaluate his traditions for his daughters’ sake. As he chooses to change his traditions to reflect a changing society, he endures the objections of his wife, Golde; the matchmaker, Yente; and the townspeople of Anatevka. While the Jews struggle with changing relationships, they also struggle with persecutions and eventual eviction by the Russians. The people of Anatevka find their future is as precarious as a fiddler on a roof. The fiddler animates this story, supporting such classics such as “If I Were a Rich Man,” “Sunrise, Sunset,” and “Matchmaker.”

Starring: Peter Landry, Sandie Couture, Liz Webber, Sam Payne, Ryan O’Mara, Tim Smith, Sharon Ahser, Sarah Huddleston, Jonathan Earls, Heidi Mondeau and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Forever Plaid

Directed and Music Directed by Mary Chapin Durling
Choreographed by Darlene Dickson

This critically acclaimed musical celebrating the precision harmonies and well-choreographed moves that were the epitome of 1950’s traditional values, home and harmony, the uproariously entertaining Forever Plaid is perfect for the entire family. Filled with the nostalgic sounds of the 1950’s, the musical incorporates beautifully composed close four-part harmony. “The Plaids” sing some of the 50’s greatest hits including “Catch a Falling Star,” “Three Coins in the Fountain,” “Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing,” and “Magic Moments.”

Starring: Peter Landry, Rob Houle, Jeff Bourque and Jeff Williams

Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Direction by David Twiss
Choreographed by Jerianne Warren

This show is a lovely, comic and colorful journey through the Biblical story of young Joseph, sold into slavery by his brothers after his father favored him with a gorgeous colored cloak. His gift of prophecy saves him from an uncertain fate and helps him to rescue Egypt from famine. Animated with a high-energy mix of music and dancing from 50’s rock to calypso to country western, this show is a favorite with casts and audiences alike.

Starring: Trish Aponte, Ed Paddock, Joel Hersh, Jerianne Warren, Joe Andrade, Tom DiRusso, Rob Houle, Gregorio Malonte, Paul Caouette, Rick Woods and a large ensemble of children, teens and adults

Taffetas

Directed and Choreographed by Rob Houle
Music Directed by Fred Frabotta

“Plaid” may be fashionable, but “Taffeta” never goes out of style! – a musical journey with the “girl groups” of the Fabulous Fifties. Musical numbers include Mr. Sandman, Little Darlin’ and Where the Boys Are, to name only a few.

Starring: Sarah Huddleston, Noelle LeChevalier, Joanne Landry and Pat Lawrence

The Boyfriend

Directed by Gail SteeleMusic, Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Dede Recko

The 1920’s really roar in Sandy Wilson’s delightful musical, The Boyfriend. The girls at Madame Dubonnet’s school shock us with their love of cloche hats, flapper skirts, the Charleston, and, of course, boys! Audiences leave the theatre humming “I Could Be Happy With You,” “Won’t You Charleston With Me?” and “It’s Never Too Late to Fall in Love.”

Starring: Ryan O’Mara, Jessie Vescovi, Hillary Steele, Lydia Musco, Heidi Mondeau, Laurie Marcinkewicz, Anthony Kirouac, Matt Daigle, Ryann Bingham, Sarah Huddleston, Joanthan Earls, Shane Desmond, Tim Smith, Nick Ramey, Lauren Munroe, John Sullivan, Pattie Coleman, Ari Lew, and Patricia Bernaola

• Also performed in 1997 was “The Adventures of Nate the Great”

A Chorus Line

Directed by Gail Steele
Music Directed by Diane Cushing
Choreographed by Matt Daigle

A Chorus Line kicked its way into Gardner in the summer of “98. They’re all looking for a big break, but who will get the job? A musical exploration into the lives and loves of all performers everywhere, this show is a one-in-a-lifetime “Singular Sensation.” Winner of the Pulitzer Prize.

Starring: Michael LaCava, Bob Faw, Trish Aponte, Julie Capone, Hillary Steele, Elena Seymour, Sarah Huddleston, Sophie Donelson, Valerie Miller, Laure Marcinkewicz, Lindy Gibbons, Jared Pedjoe, Jonathan Earls, Graham Rickert, Matt Daigle, Sean Higgins, Chris Cassello, Craig Cormier, Adam Sides, Laura Dignard, Pam Gladding, Patricia Bernaola, Jessica Hoffman, Matthew Smith and Ryan O’Mara

Lend Me A Tenor

Directed by Michael Dufault

Set in the 1930s, Lend Me a Tenor is a madcap screwball comedy that takes place when Tito Merelli, the fiery-tempered and world famous Italian superstar, arrives in Cleveland, Ohio to make his debut with the local opera and promptly goes missing. As Saunders, the show’s presenter, conspires to cover for Tito’s absence, placate his hot-blooded wife, and distract his most passionate fans, chaos on a truly operatic level ensues.

Starring: Laurie Marcinkewicz, Bob Thomas, Tom DiRusso, Kim Osborne, Jason Russell, Carolyn Aliskevicz and Pattie Pichette

Little Shop Of Horrors

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti
Music Direction by Tom Martin
Choreography by Matt Daigle

A down-and-out skid row floral assistant becomes an overnight sensation when he discovers an exotic plant with a mysterious craving for fresh blood. Soon “Audrey II” grows into an ill-tempered, foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore who offers him fame and fortune in exchange for feeding its growing appetite, finally revealing itself to be an alien creature poised for global domination!

Starring: Elena Seymour, Elisabeth Hughes, Deanna Zilske, Joe Andrade, Ed Donlan, Andrew Stangland, Shannon Cunningham, Matthew Hammerbert, Laurie Marcinkewicz, Ed Azar, Shane Desmond and Joel LeBlanc

Mousetrap

Directed by Jerianne Warren

Agatha Christie’s classic murder mystery features a young couple opening their newly inherited home, Monkswell Manor, as a hotel. As each guest arrives, it becomes increasingly clear that something is amiss. When the final visitor appears with the stated intent of discovering a murderer on the loose, Monkswell Manor is turned on its head as just about everyone could be the prime suspect.

Starring: Krishna Judkins, Jeff Duchesneau, Mark Kahn, Sharon Asher, Michael Brindisi, Carolyn Aliskevicz, Norman Boutillette and Rob Houle

Mr. Popper’s Penguins

Directed and choreographed by Matt Daigle
Music Direction by Bill Asher

An everyday family falls heir to two Arctic penguins in their Mid-West home, and end up with a troupe of penguins, which threaten to eat them out of house and home. The problem of adapting an ordinary home to the penguins’ needs provides some engaging comedy, and leads the family through some rather tense situations, but it is the penguins, who make their fortune.

Starring: John Sullivan, Ryann Bingham, Hilary Chadwick, Nathan Houle, Sean Higgins, Hannah Sides, Ed Donlan, Sharon Asher, Sean Comeau, Zach Hamel and a host of “dancing penguins”

Mr. Roberts

Directed by Patrick Mahoney

This rowdy, realistic saga of a group of American sailors aboard a Navy cargo vessel in the Pacific shows the crew suffering from that deadly boredom that is part of the routine of war. To the ship’s company, the Skipper is a cantankerous, small-minded man and every one of them conspires against him as the ship pursued its runs from Apathy to Tedium and back again. They are on a cargo mission, so little else is going to happen. That Mr. Roberts, [a lieutenant] shared the crew’s dislike for the Captain was one reason for his popularity. Roberts joined the world to fight; he hates being inactive almost as much as he hates the Captain. Privy to the crew’s hijinks against the Skipper, Roberts still feels it’s his duty to retain some discipline. After winning many ingenious battles against the Skipper, Roberts, at last, wins himself a transfer to combat duty. It was this transfer that cost him his life on a destroyer off Japan.

Starring: Ken Basque, Mark Santelman, Ed Donlan, Robert Whipple, Jeff Garber, Mike Brindisi, Bob Thomas, Robert Wilson, John Alzapedi, Gene Bastarache, Mark Alves, Frederick Edwards, Mike Gaston, Martin Metcalf, Jessie Winters, Matt Young, and Mike Rys

The Fantasticks

Directed and Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreography by Jerianne Warren

The Fantasticks unfolds as two lovers, Matt and Luisa, yearn to be together, despite their parents’ seemingly stern disapproval. The power of love and the fate of the young couple are put to the test as temptation and desire enter the picture. The only question is if their love can survive as sweet September turns to frigid December. This classic musical features memorable tunes, including “Try to Remember” and “Soon It’s Gonna Rain.”

Starring: Patricia Bernaola, Mark LeBlanc, Valerie Miller, Ian Fogg, Robert Healey, David Caracappa, Samuel Payne and Ben Dio

Also performed in 1998 were:

• The Universe and Other Stuff
• Finian’s Rainbow

Children Of Eden

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Jeri Warren
December 1999

From the composer/lyricist of “Godspell” and the co-director of “Les Miserables” comes a joyous and inspirational musical about parents, children and faith…not to mention centuries of unresolved family business!

Starring: Tim Recko, Rob Houle, Fatima Elmi, Chris Chew, Chris Casello, Joseph Andrade, Joanne Landry, Elisabeth Hughes, Sarah Freivald, Jacob Warren, Patrick Ramey and many others.

Lost In Yonkers

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Jeri Warren December 1999

From the composer/lyricist of “Godspell” and the co-director of “Les Miserables” comes a joyous and inspirational musical about parents, children and faith…not to mention centuries of unresolved family business!

Starring: Tim Recko, Rob Houle, Fatima Elmi, Chris Chew, Chris Casello, Joseph Andrade, Joanne Landry, Elisabeth Hughes, Sarah Freivald, Jacob Warren, Patrick Ramey and many others.

Nunsense Jamboree

Directed by Sandie Couture
Music Directed by Diane and Ted Cushing
Choreographed by Susie Michaud

In Nunsense I, when a wacky nun known as Sister Mary Amnesia regained her memory she recalled that she always wanted to be a country singer. In Nunsense II her dream became one step closer to reality when Reverend Mother landed a recording contract for her. In this show, Nunsense Jamboree, her dream has been realized as she headlines a brand new show promoting her debut album “I Could’ve Gone to Nashville.” Cheered by audiences and critics alike as funny and fast-paced, this hilarious hoe-down is Nunsense fun with a Laugh-In-Hee-Haw-Grand-Ole-Opry slant.

Starring: Diane Cushing, Lynn Vaillancourt, Trish Aponte, Nancy King, Rick Gale, and Sandie Couture as Reverend Mother

The Foreigner

Directed by Vaughn West

The scene is a fishing lodge in rural Georgia often visited by “Froggy” LeSeuer, a British demolition expert who occasionally runs training sessions at a nearby army base. This time “Froggy” has brought along a friend, a pathologically shy young man named Charlie who is overcome with fear at the thought of making conversation with strangers. So “Froggy,” before departing, tells all assembled that Charlie is from an exotic foreign country and speaks no English. Once alone the fun really begins, as Charlie overhears more than he should—the evil plans of a sinister, two-faced minister and his redneck associate; the fact that the minister’s pretty fiancée is pregnant; and many other damaging revelations made with the thought that Charlie doesn’t understand a word being said. That he does fuels the nonstop hilarity of the play and sets up the wildly funny climax in which things go uproariously awry for the “bad guys,” and the “good guys” emerge triumphant.

Starring: Rob Stack, Michael Brindisi, Cheryl Carter Miller, Jason Cook, Caitlin Woodward, David Caracappa, Danny Bonora, Ari Lew, and Paul Carter

West Side Story

Directed and Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Darlene Dickson and Jennie Membrino

West Side Story is the classic American musical of two rival youth gangs in New York City (Jets and Sharks) whose battle for turf and superiority provides the backdrop to an exploration of youth gangs, police relationships, prejudice and the romance of two young people caught in a violent cross-cultural struggle. The electrifying music of Leonard Bernstein and the prophetic lyrics of Stephen Sondheim hauntingly paint a picture as relevant today as it was fifty years ago.

Starring: Antonio Campagna, Chris Casello, Charles Grigaitis, Sean Higgins, Jimmy Hester, Matt Daigle, Gabriel Leel, Craig Cormier, Anthony Kirouac, Nicholas Ramey, Jessica Vescovi, Heather Antonelli, Evan Lalos, Ed Donlan, Paul Caouette and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Also performed in 1999 were:

• The Sound of Music
• Schoolhouse Rock, Live
• Free to Be You and Me

Alice In Wonderland

Directed by Gail Steele
Music Directed by Zach Hamel
Choreographed by Darlene Dickson

In this imaginative musical adaptation, Lewis Carroll’s unflappable young hering takes a tumble down an enchanted rabbit hole to an off-kilter world of mock turtles, dancing flora, punctual rabbits and mad tea parties, where playing cards hold court and nothing is as it seems. The March Hare, the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat and all the beloved characters appear in this madcap musical romp.

Starring: Hilary Chadwick, Elizabeth Rousseau, SueDiRusso, Molly Winikaiinen, Regina Carlo, Emily Ragusa, Cara Saudelli, Keith Mistler, Marisa Davis, Jake Warren, Monica McNamara, Dan Caron, Tom Hardy, Liz Coakley, Joey McNamara, David Prescott and many others.

Evita

Mame

Directed by Jeff Williams
Music Directed by Bill Asher
Choreographed by Nicole Couture

Outrageous and sassy… Auntie Mame lives life to its fullest! Follow her on a wacky, 20-year journey from fortune to bankruptcy, and back again. With classic melodies like the title song Mame, and We Need A Little Christmas, this Tony Award winning musical will win your heart with its abundance of fun and memories!

Starring: Gloria Olivier, Cheryl Carter Miller, Dylan Flye, Ruthe Lew, Charles Grigaitis, Esther Simpson, Stephanie Cunningham, Pattie Pichette, Anthony Kirouac, Barry Lew, Rob Dio, Jennifer Williams and many more

The Nerd

Directed by Jeff Williams

Goofiness takes center stage! Aspiring architect Willum Cubbert is visited by The Nerd, the man who saved his life in Vietnam. When the nerd decides to move in, the show escalates into madcap farce as Willum tries to out-nerd his sanity-destroying houseguest and reclaim his home and his life.

Starring: Nicholas Adams, Stephanie Cunningham, Anthony Kirouac, David Caracappa, Carolyn Aliskevicz, Andrew Cordio and Scott Hebert

Chicago

The 1920’s are roaring with hot jazz and cold-blooded killers in this drop-dead musical, nominated for 8 Tony Awards. Chicago is a sexy musical extravaganza that tells the story of Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly who murder their faithless lovers and go on to fame and fortune.

Starring: Julie Capone Smith, Nicole Couture, Sandie Couture, Frederick Edwards, Jared Pedjoe, Hillary Steele, Lara Fox, Jessie Vescovi, Stephanie Cunningham and Kate Scott

The Velveteen Rabbit

This musical adaptation of Margery Williams’ classic follows the adventures of a toy rabbit as he tries to become real. On his way, the rabbit must deal with the Top Banana Nana who rules the nursery with an iron hand, and other haughty and unfriendly toys. Velveteen Rabbit offers comedy, pathos, adventure and a final triumph for the hero, who learns that love makes all things real.

Starring: Joey Berthiaume, Liz Coakley, Bill Asher, Sue DiRusso, Kyle Traver, Sharon Asher, Keith Mistler, Tom Hardy, Stephanie Tignor, Chrissie Tignor, Francesca Persson And also featuring Marisa Davis, Alyson Foisy, Katie O’Leary, Joey McNamara, Sam Simahk, Stacy Kadesch, Rachelle Gendron, Kayleigh Ringer, Samantha Starapoli, Meredith Peterson, Apyrlle Roberts, Emily Lambert, Heather DeRoy, Alaina Gordon, Hannah D’Alessandro, Sarah Asher, Emily Asher, Jeremy Asher, Ashley Owen, Natalya Bettzig, David Anderson and Carlin Kennedy

Rumors

Four couples gather to celebrate the 10th wedding anniversary of their best friends only to discover an attempted suicide – or is it? A missing wife, a missing cook, a damaged car, whiplash, a recurring spasm and rumors galore add to the comedic mayhem.

Starring: Jeff Williams, Cheryl Miller, Wendy Almeida, Rick Tousignant, Lynn Vaillencourt, Gary Kendall, Carolyn Aliskevicz, Jason Cook, Juliet Olivier and Aaron Littlefield

Company

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti
Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Jerianne Warren

Starring: Aaron Whipple, Jerianne Warren, Paul Harris, Shannon Cunningham, Joel LeBlanc, Chuck Grigaitis, Wendy Almeida, Elena Stangland, Drew Stangland, Joel Hersh, Lela Male, Juliet Olivier, Jessie Vescovi, Angie Beauvais

Stephen Sondheim’s landmark musical tells the story of Bobby, a confirmed bachelor who is surrounded by five mixed-up married couples and three girlfriends as he celebrates his 35th birthday and contemplates the state of matrimony. Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical!

Footloose

Directed by Cheryl Carter Miller
Music Directed by Bill Asher
Choreographed by Nicole Couture

This high energy musical based on the hit movie starring Kevin Bacon is about a teenager from Chicago who moves to a small town where dancing is against the law. All of the hit songs from the film are performed, including Let’s Hear It For the Boy, Almost Paradise, and, of course, Footloose.

Starring: Jared Pedjoe, Amanda Bruce, Kyle Crand, Hillary Steele, David Twiss, Pattie Pichette, Dawn Young, Ashley Hopkins, Ray Aucoin, Brian Bassett, Fran Brideau, Paul Carter, Jeaninne Como, Chuck Grimm, Brent Hopkins, Leland Karn, Sean Quinn, Mike Ross, Esther Simpson, Mary Helan Turner, Diane Twiss, Rick Tousignant and James Turner

Stuart Little

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti
Music Directed by Deb Bonneau
Choreographed by Joel Seger

E. B. White’s classic tale about a little mouse born into a normal New York family traces the marvelous maneuverings of a mild-mannered mouse trying to survive in a “real people’s world.” In this hilarious tale, children will discover that you can’t always judge a “mouse” by the size of his ears or the length of his tail.

Starring: Garrett Cardosi, Kathleen O’Loughlin, Tom Hardy, Sam Simahk, Aidan Kinney, David Arsenault, Noelle Bonneau, Chrissy Tignor, Stefanie Tignor, Katie O’Leary, Alyson Foisy and Jillianne Moody

Scrooge

Directed by Peter Landry, Music Directed by David Twiss, Choreographed by Rob Houle

No holiday season is complete without a retelling of Dickens’ beloved “A Christmas Carol.’ The Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future take miserly old Ebenezer Scrooge on a fantastic trip through time as he learns the classic message of “good will toward men.”

Starring: David Bonneau, Paul Caouette, Jennifer Carroll, Craig Cormier, Alexa Delisle, Sue DiRusso, Tom DiRusso, Nathan Foisy, Anthony Kirouac, Noelle Landry, John Leslie, Fay Newton, Meghan O’Brien, Abigail Ouelett, Adam Ouelett, Juliet Olivier, Pam Sontag, Rick Tousignant, Rachelle Vachon and Evan West

Funny Girl

Directed by Gail Steele
Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Jeri Warren
February/March, 2003

Step into the splendor or the 1920’s Ziegfeld Follies and the story of vaudeville’s legendary, brilliant star, Fanny Brice. Great music includes “I’m the Greatest Star,” “Don’t Rain on My Parade,” “The Music That Makes Me Dance,” and, of course, “People.”

Starring: Julie Smith, Aaron Whipple, Jared Pedjoe, Anthony Kirouac, Patty Pichette, Paul Carlberg, Sharon Asher, Debby Evans, Jay Feeley, Lynn Lambert, Eva Stromski, and a large ensemble of singers and dancers.

Once On This Island Jr

Directed by Jerianne Warren
Music Directed by Bill Asher
Choreographed by Darlene Dickson
April 2003

This highly original and theatrical musical is a Caribbean adaptation of the popular fairy tale “The Little Mermaid” and uses the Hans Christian Anderson story to explore the all too timely issue of prejudice. It is the story of the peasant girl Ti Moune who rescues, nurses and falls in love with the wealthy Daniel. Colorful sets, tropical costumes and creative dance capture the imagination of young and old alike!

Starring: Hilary Chadwick, Leland Karn, Doug Landry, Emily Asher, Tom Hardy, Juliet Olivier, Sam Simahk, Liz Coakley, Lara Fox, Olivia Smith and many others.

Baby

Directed by Rob Houle
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Laurie Marcinkewicz
May, 2003

Baby tells the story of three couples at various stages of life as they deal with the painful, rewarding and agonizingly funny consequences of the universal experience of parenthood. The perfect show for anyone who has ever had a baby, or ever been one.

Starring: Shana Dirik, Peter Landry, Jared Pedjoe, Shannon Cunningham, Kevin Cox, Kate Scott Diane Twiss, Tony Kirouac, Paul Caouette, Rachelle Lee Vachon, Jessica Edlinger, Jeanneanne Pugliese, Cathy Belliveau.

The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti
July 2003

Gather some 1940’s show-biz types, a spooky old mansion with sliding panels, secret passageways, a sinister German maid, wacky wit and murder, and voila! A non-stop barrage of laughter as those assembled (or at least those who aren’t killed off) untangle the mystery of the “Stage-Door Slasher.”

Starring: Sandie Couture, Jeff Williams, Wendy Almeida, Carolyn Aliskevicz, Aaron Whipple, Bill Asher, Bob Thomas, Tony Kirouac, Stephanie Cunningham and Michelle Caissey.

Good News

Directed by Jeff Williams
Music Directed by Bill Asher
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
August 2003

Good News is a rollicking musical comedy about college life in the 1920’s, and the perils of “winning the big football game.” Hit numbers include “Varsity Drag,” “Button Up Your Overcoat,” and “You’re the Cream in My Coffee.”

Starring: Sharon Asher, Hilary Chadwick, Dominic Gentile, Chuck Grimm, Ashley Hopkins, Brent Hopkins, Emery Markles, Masiel Reyes, Michael Ross, Britney Steele, Monica Vakil, and a large ensemble of singers and dancers.

Scapino

Directed by Craig Cormier
October 2003

Join the outrageous madness as master trickster, Scapino, makes clever sport of the woes and worries of tyrannical fathers and starry-eyed lovers. Enjoy slapstick vaudeville at its very best – songs made up from the menu in an Italian restaurant, spaghetti in the face, juggling and general mayhem!

Starring: Jeff Williams, Chuck Berube, Paul Martin, Sean Costello, Rob Gilman, Shani Smith, Joe Pongratz, Jay Feeley, Chuck Grimm, Paul Harris, Gabriella Tanaka, Norma Marshall, Seth Leary and Christina Giadone-Smith.

The Fabulous Fable Factory

Directed by Gail Steele
Music Directed by Deb Bonneau
Choreographed by Jeri Warren
October/November 2003

Monroe wanders into a seemingly abandoned factory and accidentally trips a lever activating the “machinery” (an assembly line of actors who create fabulous fables). The factory owner, Mr. Aloysius A. Aesop, explains that the factory has been idle for over 2,000 years due to a missing part. Aesop introduces Monroe to the machinery: Straucy, the Story Starter; Pluto, the Plot Plotter; Wadsworth, the Word Worker; and Gretel, the Grammar Guardian. They create and enact stories which officially become fable when Monroe surprises everyone by supplying the morals. Aesop and the others are ecstatic over their new-found Moral Maker and perform some of the best fables with bright and charming songs.

Starring: David Bonneau, Maegan Sherblom, Sean Fletcher, Jake Warren, Liz Coakley, Kayleigh Ringer, James Niles-Joyal, Chrissy Tignor, Emily Asher and Sarah Asher.

Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Sandie Couture
December 2003

This wildly inventive musical is the biblical story of Joseph, his tribulations and his triumphant adventures with his brothers, his multicolored coat and the great Pharaoh of Egypt.

Starring: Joe Arsenault, Chuck Berube, Paul Caouette, Wendy Carbone, Jim Coulter, Stephanie Cunningham, Keith Dombrowski, Chuck Grimm, Rob Houle, Tony Kirouac, Mark Whitaker and many more.

Cabaret

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti
Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
February/March 2004

The world of 1929 Berlin and the rise of the Nazis to power are the backdrop for this powerfully decadent musical hit. In the seedy glamour of the legendary Kit Kat Club, cabaret singer Sally Bowles comes to grips with the fate of a world plunged into war. Kander and Ebb’s vibrant score includes Maybe This Time, The Money Song, Wilkommen and, of course, Cabaret.

Starring: Katrina Caouette, Chris Cassello, Liz Coakley, Keith Dombrowski, Amanda Feeley, Charles Grigaitis, Chuck Grimm, Thomas Hardy, Paul Harris, Scott Hebert, Anthony Kirouac, Michael Marcello, Tony Minichiello, Elvira Para, Jared Pedjoe, Angela Pelletier, Cara Saudelli, Kate Scott, Shani Smith, Julie Smith, Pam Sontag, and Chelsea Young.

Charlotte’s Web

Directed by Sharon Asher
Music Directed by Bill Asher
Choreographed by Darlene Dickson
April 2004

This treasured tale begins as young Fern Arable adopts a baby pig on her family farm. When it looks as if her favorite pig will end up under the butcher’s knife, the wise spider Charlotte and her animal friends come to the rescue – making Wilbur famous in the process. Featuring mad-cap and endearing farm animals, “Charlotte’s Web” explores bravery, selfless love, and the true meaning of friendship.

Starring: Alyson Foisy, Tyler Simahk, Chuck Berube, Debby Evans, Jessica Berube, Sam Simahk, Thom Hardy, Sean Fletcher, Dave Davis, Pam Sontag and many others.

Godspell

Directed by Gail Steele
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Chris Casello
May 2004

Join us for the rock musical sensation that celebrates the whimsical retelling of the Gospel According to Matthew! It’s a musical circus as the stories of the Bible come to life filled with mime, music, song and dance in an exhilarating show filled with joy and vitality for young and old alike.

Starring: Tony Kirouac, Eric Wefald, Fatima Elmi, Britney Steele, Liz Coakley, Sheilah Bell, Thom Hardy, Craig Cormier, Angela Pelletier, Chris Casello and a large cast of singers and dancers.

Steel Magnolias

Carousel

Directed/music directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
August 2004

Set among the lights of the Maine seacoast, this love story between a charismatic carnival barker, Billy Bigelow, and an innocent mill worker, Julie Jordan unfolds. Rodgers and Hammerstein’s own favorite musical, Carousel, has some of their best music: You’ll Never Walk Alone, If I Loved You, June is Bustin’ Out All Over, and many, many more. You won’t want to miss one of the best-loved of all shows!

Starring: Aaron Whipple, Monica Vakil, Nicole Lian, Scott Hebert, Katie Foley, Rachelle Vachon, Martha Thomas, Hans Foy and a large cast of singers and dancers.

Radio Gals

Directed by Craig Cormier
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Sandie Couture
October 2004

When the enterprising Hazel Hunt of Cedar Ridge, Arkansas, retires as her small town’s music teacher, she receives a Western Electric 500-watt transmitter and begins broadcasting as radio station WGAL from the parlor of her home. What follows is a small town diary and good, old-fashioned fun, including a visit from one of Herbert Hoover’s Federal Radio Inspectors. Does he have a good voice?

Starring: Pattie Pichette, Jennifer Williams, Elizabeth Ann Hughes, Debbie Moylan, Scott Hebert David Twiss and David Baer.

How To Eat Like A Child

Inspecting Carol

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti
December 2004

Mix together a struggling theatre company, a tired production of A Christmas Carol, a really bad actor, and a visiting inspector for the National Endowment for the Arts and you end up with an off-the-wall holiday farce. Everything that could possibly go wrong does as a fictitious theater company struggles to mount their annual production of the holiday classic. Bad theater has never been this much fun before!

Starring: Carolyn Aliskevicz, Wendy Almeida, Thaddeus Bell, John Crockett, Steve D’Ambrosio, Doug Dame, Gary Kendall, Tony Kirouac, Rick Tousignant, Jeff Williams, Jennifer Williams and Mary Beth Yentz.

A Little Night Music

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Rob Houle
June/July 2005

Love and sex are on everyone’s mind when a middle-aged attorney, his teenage bride and his beautiful world-weary former lover gather for the weekend at a Swedish country estate. The entire game of romantic musical chairs is colored by Sondheim’s acerbic wit and poignant score which includes a shimmering swirl of delectable waltzes and the immortal “Send in the Clowns.”

Starring: Peter Landry, Gloria Olivier, Wendy Almeida, Matt Dombroski, Sarah Rulfs, Tony Kirouac, Nicole Kirrane, Carolyn Aliskevicz, Chris Mascharka, Mikayla Campbell, Lynn Vaillancourt, Chuck Grigaitis, Jennifer Williams, Frederick Edwards, Diane Twiss, Alyssa Gentry, Courtney Bassett.

Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Directed by Gail Steele
Music Directed by Deb Bonneau
Choreographed by Chris Casello
October/November 2005

Not only does Alexander wake up with gum in his hair, but his mother forgets to pack him dessert, and his best friend decides he’s not his best friend anymore. And just when it can’t get any worse, there are lima beans for supper and – yuck! – kissing on TV! It’s enough to make anyone want to go to Australia! In this delightful musical, the feisty Alexander learns to deal with life’s obstacles and realizes that bad days happen – even in Australia!

Starring: Doug Dame, Andrea Rutkowski, Kyle Carlson, Holli Hartmann, David Arsenault, Dylan Anderson, Cameron Benoit, Courtney Bassett, Lynne Dumais, Kaara McHugh, Jason Garceau, Mikayla Campbell and Jaymee Moody.

Babes In Arms

Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
August 2005

This quintessential “Hey, kids, let’s put on a show!” musical is set at a summer stock theatre where the talented young apprentices hope to bring their revue to Broadway. The show boasts one of Rodgers and Hart’s greatest scores with tunes that have become standards like “The Lady is a Tramp,” “My Funny Valentine,” “Where or When,” and “Johnny One-Note.”

Starring: Emery Markles, Rachel Phaneuf, Liz Coakley, James Turner, Jessica Theriault, Alyssa Gentry, Michael Knight, Steve D’Ambrosio, Mary Helane Turner, Ken Gagne and many others.

Clue, The Musical

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti
Music Directed by Joanne Landry
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
October 2005

All of your favorite characters from the board game come to life in this fun and suspenseful whodunit musical. The suspects sing, dance and joke their way into your heart …or into suspicion, as you guess which one of the 216 possible endings, different every performance, is the answer to: whodunit, in what room, with what weapon?

Starring: Carolyn Aliskevicz, Linda Oroszko, Nicole Kirrane, T. J. Sweney, Rob Houle, Jeff Williams, Joe Andrade, Barry Lew and Bart Sides.

Honk, Jr.

Directed by Sharon Arsenault
Music Directed by Bill Asher
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
February/March 2004 April 2005

Honk Jr. is a contemporary re-telling of Hans Christian Anderson’s classic story, The Ugly Duckling. Ugly, whose odd, gawky looks instantly incite prejudice from his family and neighbors is separated from the farm and pursued by a hungry Cat. Through his rollicking and harrowing journey kids learn that being different is okay, and that somewhere out there, someone’s gonna love you – warts and all!

Starring: Dylan Anderson, Sarah Asher, Jeremy Asher, Keegan Evans, Wesley Young, Nathan Foisey, Tyler Simahk, Alyssa Gentry, Emily Asher, Doug Dame and many others.

Jesus Christ Superstar

Directed by Rob Houle
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Chris Casello
February/March 2005

The world’s first rock opera explodes onto the stage telling the story of the last seven days of Jesus with emotional intensity, thought-provoking edge and extraordinary theatricality. Featured in the score are some of musical theatre’s most captivating songs including “I Don’t Know How To Love Him,” “Everything’s Alright, “ and, of course, “Superstar!”

Starring: Joey Andrade, Ethan Caouette, Fatima Elmi, Peter Landry, Hans Foy, Joe Arsenault, Jaime Perez, Taylor Lawton, Paul Caouette and many others.

Leader Of The Pack

Directed by Tara McRae
Music Directed by Nate Newton
Choreographed by Chris Cassello
May 2005 April 2005 February/March 2004

Celebrate the life and times of composer Ellie Greenwich, whose signature doo-wop tunes skyrocketed straight to the top of the 60s charts. The story of Ellie’s rise to fame is punctuated with pop hits like “Chapel of Love,” “Hanky Panky,” and “Doo Wah Diddy.” Charming, cheerful and chock full of fun, this rock and roll musical will have you bopping in the aisles!

Starring: Katrina Caouette, Liz Coakley, Stephanie Cunningham, Fatima Elmi, Melissa Gates, Angela Pelletier, Jaime Perez, Mike Ross, Marty Simmons, Britney Steele and many others.

Disney’s Beauty And The Beast

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Sandie Couture
December 2005

Once upon a time a selfish young prince refused to give shelter to an ugly old woman and was changed into a hideous beast. In order to break the spell, he must learn to love another and earn her love in return. But who would ever love a beast? Step into the enchanted world of Belle, Beast, Mrs. Potts, Lumiere, Cogsworth and all of the beloved characters in this classic “tale as old as time.”

Starring: Alyssa Gentry, Chris Cassello, Rob Houle, Mark Clermont, Becky Ufema, Jennifer Williams, Nicole Couture, Tim Murphy, Nicholas Landry, Jeff Fleming, Craig Cormier and many others.

A Broadway Christmas

Directed by Sandie Couture
Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
December 2006

“It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas” and this holiday revue has something for everyone! A full sleigh of Broadway sons will be performed including “We Need a Little Christmas” from the musical Mame, “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” from Meet Me in St. Louis, “Toyland,” from Babes in Toyland and many more. Show-stopping dance numbers and a visit from Santa add spice to this holiday treat!

Starring: Michelle Caissey, Joan Syriopolous, Paul Caouette, Betsy Fiedler, Nicole Couture and a large cast of adults and children.

Big River: The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn

Directed/Choreographed by Rob Houle
Music Directed by Joanne Landry
February/March 2006

Journey down the mighty Mississippi in this rousing adaptation of Mark Twain’s classic as the irrepressible Huck Finn helps his friend Jim, a slave, escape to freedom at the mouth of the Ohio River. Propelled by the foot-stompin’ music of Roger Miller, the Tony Award winning Big River creates a distinctive musical landscape blending country, folk, blues and gospel.

Starring: Sam Simahk, Gary Martin, Andrew Rudick, Melissa Gates, Peter Landry, Michele Egerton, Chuck Berube, Bonnie Baer-Simahk, Craig Cormier, Doug Dame, Matt Dombroski, Pattie Pichette, Charisse Shields and many others.

Disney’s Aladdin Jr.

Directed/Music Directed by Sandie Couture
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
April 2006

Welcome to Agrabah, City of Enchantment, where every beggar has a story and every camel has a tail! All of your favorite characters from the Disney hit are here including Aladdin, Jasmine and of course, the Genie. Take a flying-carpet-ride of an adventure that soars to the Academy Award winning score and songs like “Friend Like Me” and “Whole New World.”

Starring: Doug Dame, Cameron Benoit, Heather DeRoy, Sam Simahk, Tyler Simahk, Joe Andrade, Dylan Anderson, Alyson Foisy, Alexis Monette, Jessica Berube, Andrea Rutkowski, Emily Lambert and many others.

Miss Nelson Is Missing

Directed by Emily Ragusa
Music Directed by Deb Bonneau
Choreographed by Alison Laverdiere
October/November 2006

When the kids in Room 207 take advantage of their teacher, Miss Nelson’s, good nature, she disappears. Suddenly, they are faced with the most feared substitute ever, Miss Viola Swamp! The kids soon realize how much they miss kind, sweet Miss Nelson and long for her to return. This musical is based on the award-winning book by Harry Allard.

Starring: Doug Dame, Andrea Rutkowski, Abigail Ouelett, Jessica Berube, Dylan Anderson, Meagan Dame, Alyson Foisy, Heather DeRoy, Tyler Simahk, Lynne Dumais, Kaara McHugh, Jason Garceau, Charles Berube and Sue DiRusso.

Noises Off

Directed by Jeff Williams
October 2006

This uproarious comedy follows the on and off stage antics of an inept acting troupe as they go from bumbling dress rehearsal to disastrous closing night. Everything that can go wrong does, as actors try to hang on to their lines, their performances and the furniture. Add a slippery plate of sardines and slamming doors, and you have the most side-splitting comedy ever written!

Starring: Joey Andrade, Craig Cormier, Mark LeBlanc, Linda Oroszko, Alison Laverdiere, Ethan Caouette, Jessie Vescovi, Ruthie Lew, Ray Mahoney.

The Who’s Tommy

Directed by Tara McRae
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Chris Casello
August 2006

Peter Townshend’s acclaimed rock opera chronicles a “deaf, dumb, blind kid” who becomes a pinball wizard, breaks free of his past, starts a religious movement and discovers what’s really important in life. The electrifying score is timeless with hits like “See Me, Feel Me,” “I’m Free,” “Tommy Can You Hear Me?” and, of course, “Pinball Wizard!”

Starring: Joey Andrade, Ethan Caouette, Katrina Caouette, Paul Caouette, Liz Coakley, Fatima Elmi, Melissa Gates, Gary Martin, Jaime Perez, Sam Simahk, Tyler Simahk, Diane Twiss and many others.

Urinetown: The Musical

Directed by Lorien Corbeletti
Music Directed by Diane T. Cushing
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
June/July 2006

In an attempt to regulate water consumption, Urinetown has outlawed the use of private toilets. The citizenry must use public, pay-per-use amenities owned and operated by the corrupt and iron-fisted Caldwell B. Cladwell. Will a citizens’ revolution succeed? Can true love be found in Urinetown? These questions and more are answered in the uproariously funny and irreverent new musical, Urinetown!

Starring: Courtney Bassett, Paul Bourque, Sandie Couture, Jay Garceau, Chuck Grigaitis, Thom Hardy, Rob Houle, Tony Kirouac, Nicole Kirrane, Doug Landry, Joanne Landry, Peter Landry, Jessica Levasseur, Gary Martin, Emily Ragusa, Andy Rudick, Sam Simahk, Rachelle Vachon, Lynn Vaillencourt, Vaughn West, Cherry Lynn Zinger.

Smokey Joe’s Cafe

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by Joanne Landry
Choreographed by Alison Laverdierre
February/March 2007

The fabulous music of Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller takes center stage! Their songs were made popular by music legends – Elvis, The Coasters, Peggy Lee and The Drifters, to name a few. The score includes mega-hits like Hound Dog, Yakety-Yak, Spanish Harlem, Kansas City, Stand By Me, and more.

Starring: Chris Casello, Fatima Elmi, Jeff Fleming, Melissa Gates, Rob Houle, Lisa Hughes, Taylor Lawton, Gregorio Malonte, Laurie Marcinkewicz.

Seussical Jr.

Directed by Emily Ragusa
Music Directed by Sandie Couture
Choreographed by Chris Casello
April 2007

“After all those years being stuck on a page, did you ever imagine you’d see me onstage?” So says the mischievous Cat in the Hat at the onset of this fantastical, magical, musical extravaganza! All our favorite Dr. Seuss characters including Horton the Elephant, Gertrude McFuzz, Lazy Mayzie, and all the Who’s of Whoville are brought to life. So let your toes tap, your fingers snap, and you’re imagination run wild for “Oh, the thinks you can think, when you think about Seuss!”

Starring: Doug Dame, Heather DeRoy, Tyler Simahk, Adam Ouelette, Dylan Anderson, Alyson Foisy, Alexis Monette, Andrea Rutkowski, Emily Lambert, Liz Baer, Kaara McHugh and many others.

Pirates Of Penzance

Directed by Rob Houle
Music Directed by Diane Cushing
Choreographed by Sandie Couture
June 2007

Ahoy mates! The undisputed masters of comic opera, Gilbert and Sullivan, are docking at Theatre at the Mount this summer! Join swashbuckling buccaneers, bumbling British bobbies, frolicsome Victorian maidens, and the delightfully dotty “model of a Major-General” for a rollicking romp over the rocky coast of Cornwall.

Starring: Matt Dombroski, Nancy King, Doug Landry, Joanne Landry, Peter Landry, Laurie Marcinkewicz, Dave Twiss, Rebecca Ufema, Jonathan Wright and many others.

Thoroughly Modern Millie

Directed by Tara McRae
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Chris Casello and Nicole Couture
August 2007

Jump into the madcap merriment of the Jazz Age when women were bobbing their hair, raising their hemlines and raising eyebrows! Frisky flappers, romantic trysts, speakeasies, tap dancing and flashy fun abound in this tale of a Midwestern girl determined to take the Big Apple by storm.

Starring: Mikayla Campbell, Sue DiRusso, Thom Hardy, Taylor Lawton, Maya Murphy, Sam Simahk, Tyler Simahk, Emily Smith, Chelsea Young and many others.

One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest

Directed by Lorien Corbeletti
October 2007

Into Nurse Ratched’s serene, spotless psychiatric ward bursts Randall P. McMurphy, convicted psychotic drifter accustomed to ruling the roost. The inmates’ lives are turned upside down while she and McMurphy lock horns in a battle of hearts and minds in a powerful and poignant theatrical experience.

Starring: Wendy Almeida, Thaddeus Bell, Nicole Couture, Tim Culkeen, Joe DeStadio, Mike Dickson, Andy Francis, Victor Kruczynski, Alison Laverdiere, David Prokowiev, Carolyn Salter, Anthony Santucci, March Schrader, Leandro Strathmeyer, Aaron Whipple.

The King And I

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
November/December 2007

East meets West in Rodgers and Hammerstein’s lush and beautiful musical. This cherished classic follows an English schoolteacher and her son on their incredible journey to the court of the King of Siam. The immortal score includes Getting to Know You, I Have Dreamed, Shall We Dance, and Hello Young Lovers.

Starring: Shana Dirik, Matt Dombroski, Betsy Fiedler, Andy Francis, Evan Graber, Tom Hastings, Adam Lanciani, Taylor Lawton, Jimmy Miotto, Tim Murphy, Abigail Ouellet, Tyler Simahk, and many others.

Miss Nelson Has A Field Day

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Becky Ufema
Choreographed by Thom Hardy
October/November 2007

Miss Nelson and Miss Viola Swamp are back! Guess which one is enlisted to whip the Smedley football team into shape? In this wacky, witty musical the Smedley Tornadoes learn about teamwork, respect, for themselves and others, and the importance of not giving up. Bring your pom-poms and cheer for this delightful sequel to last season’s Miss Nelson is Missing!

Starring: Doug Dame, Andrea Rutkowski, Abigail Ouelett, Libby Collins, Dylan Anderson, Meagan Dame, Alyson Foisy, Tom Moretti, Tyler Simahk, Gabriela Tessitore, Elizabeth Baer, Kaara McHugh, Jason Garceau, Thom Hardy and Bonnie Baer-Simahk

Alexander Whos Not Not Not Not Not Going To Move!

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Thom Hardy
October 2008

The irrepressible Alexander faces his biggest challenge ever: moving – as he puts it – “a thousand miles away!” Everyone is packing, but NOT Alexander, who can’t bear the thought of leaving his best friend Paul, his tree house, his soccer team, his babysitter, and everything else he considers home sweet home in this hilarious and heartrending musical for the whole family.

Starring: Andrea Rutkowski, Meagan Dame, Nathan Foisy, Tom Moretti, Tyler Simahk, Elizabeth Baer, Tiffany Thibodeau, Brittany Stewart, Zach McDermott, Danny Rodriguez, Caitlyn MacKenna and Doug Dame as Alexander.

Alice In Wonderland Jr

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Sandie Couture
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
April 2008

Join Alice’s madcap adventures in Wonderland as she chases the White Rabbit, races the Dodo Bird, gets tied up with the Tweedles, raps with a bubble-blowing Caterpillar, and beats the Queen of Hearts at her own game! Classic Disney songs like “I’m Late,” “The Un-birthday Song” and “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah” will have the whole family singing along!

Starring: Lizzy Burke, Joey Andrade, Zachary McDermott, Dylan Anderson, Tyler Simahk, Nathan Foisy, Meaghan Culkeen, Meagan Dame, Andrea Rutkowski, Doug Dame, Ronnie Leger, Mike Carpentier, a large ensemble of children and teens, and Alyson Foisy as Alice.

High School Musical

Directed by Rob Houle
Music Directed by Joanne Landry
Choreographed by Alison Laverdiere
August 2008

The Disney Channel’s smash hit movie musical comes to life on the Theatre at the Mount stage! Troy Bolton, super-popular captain of the basketball team, and Gabriella Montez, super-smart president of the science club, try to score the leads in their school’s musical – a decision that turns both their world and their school upside down. This musical sensation has swept the charts across the country – so “getcha head in the game” for High School Musical.

Starring: Sam Simahk, Rachel Phaneuf, Kaara McHugh, Dan Smith, Doug Dame, Lynne Dumais, Matt Dombroski, Cheryl Miller, Tyler Simahk, Megan Dame, Caitlyn McKenna, Marissa Martin, Dylan Anderson, and many others.

Home For The Holidays

Directed by Rob Houle
Music Directed by Becky Ufema
Choreographed by Nicole Couture and Susie Michaud
Conceived by Sandie Couture
November/December 2008

Celebrate the most joyous of seasons with the Theatre at the Mount family! Our Christmas spectacular will get you in the festive spirit with dazzling sets, stunning costumes, Broadway-style dancing, the traditional songs you know and love and a visit from Santa! Home for the Holidays is our greeting card to you – filled with love, laughter and holiday cheer!

Starring: More than 60 singers and dancers from the Theatre at the Mount family!

The Buddy Holly Story

Directed by Tara McRae
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Chris Casello
February/March 2008

The man, the music, the legend, comes to the stage in the story of rock and roll legend Buddy Holly’s meteoric climb to the top of the charts. He became the biggest selling recording artist worldwide before his tragic death in a plane crash at age 22. Over 20 Buddy Holly hits songs including Peggy Sue, Chantilly Lace and That’ll Be the Day are performed live on stage. You’ll be dancin’ in the aisles at this one!

Starring: Andrew Caouette, Katrina Caouette, Paul Caouette, Amanda Carpenito, Marc Clermont, Doug Dame, Andy Francis, Jay Garceau, Melissa Gates, Alison Laverdiere, Taylor Lawton, Kimberley McDowell, Mike Moisan, Jaime Perez, Emily Smith, Chelsea Young, and Ethan Caouette as Buddy Holly.

The Nunsense Vegas Revue

Directed by Gail Steele
Music Directed by Diane Cushing
Choreographed by Susie Michaud
October 2008

Praise the Lord and pass the sequins! Those crazy Sisters of Hoboken have gone Vegas! In this all-new, 6th edition of the Nunsense series, a parishioner has promised The Little Sisters of Hoboken $10,000 for their school if they will go to Las Vegas and perform at a friend’s showplace. After convincing Reverend Mother that “what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas” the Sisters are off on another hilarious adventure!

Starring: Michelle Caissey as Sister Mary Hubert, Diane Cushing as Sister Mary Amnesia, Trish Aponte as Sister Robert Anne, Lynn Vaillancourt as Sister Mary Leo and Sandie Couture as Mother Superior, Sister Mary Regina.

The Secret Garden

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Rob Houle
June 2008

This enchanting classic is now a brilliant musical by a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright. Orphaned in India, an 11-year-old girl returns to Yorkshire to live with an embittered, reclusive uncle and his invalid son. The estate includes a magic locked garden. Flashbacks, dream sequences, a strolling chorus of ghosts, and some of the most beautiful music ever written for Broadway dramatize The Secret Garden\’s compelling tale of regeneration. This Tony Award winner is a treasure for children and adults.

Starring: Linda Bittenson, Elaine Crane, Ted Cushing, Luke Dombroski, Betsy Fiedler, Rob Houle, Nicole Kirrane, Gregory Paradis, Sam Simahk, Pam Sontag, Becky Ufema, Rick Woods and many others.

The Producers

Directed by Tim Recko
Music Directed by Dave Twiss
Choreographed by Dede Recko
February/March 2009

Outrageous, hilarious, a teeny bit offensive, off the wall, and the winner of 12 Tony Awards are just a few things that The Producers is. You will find yourself holding your sides with laughter as Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom sing and dance their way through the greatest show biz scam that there ever was. This is Mel Brooks at his best!

Starring: Matt Dombroski, Ethan Caouette, Allison Laverdiere, Joe Andrade, Thom Hardy, Larry Hill, Sue DiRusso, Craig Cormier and many others.

Willy Wonka

The Miss Firecracker Contest

Directed by Rob Houle
June 2009

Carnelle Scott believes that winning the local beauty pageant is her only opportunity to redeem her tarnished reputation and get out of town “in a blaze of glory.” But her efforts to secure the Miss Firecracker title are complicated by the arrival of her cousins: a former pageant winner and a recently released mental patient. Eccentric characters and zany small town antics provide the “spark” that ignites this heartwarming comedy, just in time for the 4th of July!

Starring: Melissa Gates, Tony Kirouac, Ryann Bingham Brown, Chelsea Young, Emily Smith and Tim Smith.

Forbidden Broadway

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by Joanne Landry
Choreographed by Alison Laverdiere
October 2009

Don’t miss the fun as Forbidden Broadway spoofs show tunes, characters and plots of classic and current Broadway musicals. New York’s longest running musical comedy revue skewers productions you know and love like “Annie,” “Les Miserables,” and many more. No one avoids its acid-tongued humor – Broadway actors, composers, choreographers and directors are all roasted to the audience’s delight!

Starring: Julie Smith, Joyce Baldwin, Marc Clermont, Anthony Kirouac, Thom Hardy, Melissa Gates, Rachel Phaneuf, Jill Williams, Chelsea Young and Kyle

Peter Pan

Directed by Regina Stillings
Music Directed by Jeff Williams
Choreographed by Chris Casello
November/December 2009

Soar through the nursery window with Peter Pan to Never-Never Land – where you’ll encounter Captain Hook, Tiger Lily, the Lost Boys, and, of course, TinkerBell. Enjoy the songs you’ve come to love like “I Won’t Grow Up,” “I Gotta Crow,” and “I’m Flying!” Flying, fantasy and fun characterize this beloved musical adventure for the whole family.

Starring: Trish Aponte, Audrey Clark, Katrina Caouette, Matt Dombroski, Nicole Kirrane, Tyler Moran, Timothy Murphy, Alex Pickering and many others.

All Shook Up

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti
Music Directed by Dave Twiss
Choreographed by Nicole Couture
August 2009

Love sparks in a little square town when a leather jacketed drifter, just out of prison, turns a drab, uptight community into a rockin’ place where everything is All Shook Up! Get on your “Blue Suede Shoes,” because you’ll be dancing in the aisles to all of your favorite Elvis classics like “Jailhouse Rock,” “Heartbreak Hotel,” and “Don’t Be Cruel.”

Starring: Chuck Berube, Cheryl Carter Miller, Shani Farrell, Nicholas Howe, Michael Knight, Taylor Lawton, Justin McCoubry, Angie Michaud, Sarah Neslusan, Amy Oldenquist and many others.

Busytown

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Katrina Caouette
Choreographed by Thom Hardy
October 2009

Busytown is always buzzing with activity. But what do people do all day? Huckle Cat takes us on a tour of his great neighborhood where even the smallest of daily exchanges is an interesting adventure. Huckle shows us how Farmer Pig and Grocer Cat work together to bring food to the town. Construction Worker and his crew build new houses, and Fire chief and the gang keep them safe. Through vibrant singing and dancing we see that everyone in Busytown relies on one another, and every job has an important role!

Starring: Meagan Dame, Danny Rodriguez, Nathan Foisy, Brittany Stewart, Mary Kate Erickson, Olivia Ryan, Ben West, Tom Moretti, Jordan Hass, Cheyenne Prescott, Vikki Chase, Andrew Kelley, Merrick Henry and Emily Xarras.

Willy Wonka Jr.

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Katrina Caouette
Choreographed by Alison Laverdiere
April 2009

Travel to a magical and mysterious chocolate factory, where the “Candy Man,” Willy Wonka, invites the audience to join him in a world of “pure imagination.” All of your favorite characters including Augustus Gloop, Veruca Salt, Violet Beauregarde, Mike Teavee and the Oompa-Loompas are featured in this show that overflows with music, comedy and heart.

Starring: Lizzy Burke, Rebecca Songer, Zachary McDermott, Jessica Campbell, Tyler Simahk, Nathan Foisy, Ben West, Meagan Dame, Andrea Brittany Stewart, Liz Baer, Andrew Kelly, Ethan Berube, Megan Bliss, Erin Leamy, Leighton Moylan, Danny Rodriguez, Mike Carpentier, a large ensemble of children and teens, and Doug Dame as Willy Wonka.

The Wiz

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Direction by Katrina Caouette
Choreography by Rachel Phaneuf
April 2011

Join us on a magical journey as Dorothy is swept away by a tornado to the Land of Oz. Scarecrow, Tin man and Lion escort her as they Ease On Down the Road to meet The Wiz. She will need some help to find her way Home in this soulful R&B adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s classic story, adapted into a musical that is fun for the whole family.

Starring: Emily Xarras as Dorothy and Danny Rodriguez, Cameron Moylan, Andrew Kelley, Tom Moretti, Wesley Young, Allison Doyle, Paige Crane and a large ensemble of teens and children.

The Pied Piper

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Steven Bergman
Choreographed by Rachel Phaneuf October 2011

The local school is performing The Pied Piper and the “Mayor” isn’t ready! The play within a play teaches children about having a good attitude, and the importance of keeping promises, told through the story of Hamelin and its rat problem. The swinging title song, the toe-tapping duet, You’ve Gotta Have Two, and the fun-for-all, We Are the Rats, are all included in this entertaining show.

Starring: Ashley Archangelo, Vikki Chase, Kaitlyn Chase, Erin Glenny, Merrick Henry, Olivia Ryan, Haley Martin, Jordan Haas, Lyndsay Nowlan, Michael Laferiere, Russell Holbert and Wesley Young.

Rent

Directed by Mark LeBlanc Peterson
Music Directed by Steve Bergman
Choreographed by Chris Casello
August 2011

Based on Puccini’s opera La Boheme, Rent tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists and musicians struggling to survive and create in New York\’s Lower East Side in the thriving days of Bohemian Alphabet City. In 1996, Rent won the Pulitzer Prize for drama and was nominated for 10 Tony Awards, taking home four, including Best Musical.

Starring: Ryann Brown, Kyle Carlson, Chris Casello, Amanda Carpenito, Shani Farrell, Alyson Foisy, Francis Freel, Thom Hardy, Nick Howe, Ali Laverdiere, Taylor Lawton, Fatima Lewis, Justin McCoubry, Keith Murphy, Johanna Recko, Danny Rodriguez, Chelsea Young and Garrett Zecker.

Plaid Tidings

Directed by Rob Houle
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Amanda Carpenito
June 2011

Christmas in June? Forever Plaid: Plaid Tidings is a singing, swinging holiday treat wrapped up in a nifty package with a big bow on top! As ordered by a heavenly phone call from Rosemary Clooney, the Plaids stage a nostalgic holiday extravaganza filled with familiar songs and Christmas standards plus a new episode of “The Ed Sullivan Show.” The hilarious, heavenly quartet is back and this unexpected summer delight is truly “heaven sent!”

Starring: Kyle Carlson, David Prescott, Danny Rodriguez and Matt Walsh

Beehive

Directed and Choreographed by Trish Aponte
Music Directed by Jeff Williams
October 2011

Break out your go-go boots for Beehive, a musical journey through the 1960’s beginning with the tall and sticky beehive and ending in the long flowing hair of the Age of Aquarius. Relive music’s golden era and an empowering time in history with The Name Game, The Beat Goes On, Respect, Natural Woman, My Boyfriend’s Back, One Fine Day, To Sir With Love, It’s My Party, Proud Mary, Downtown and many more!

Starring: Shani Farrell, Alyson Foisy, Melissa Gates, Cindy Holt, Laurie Marcinkewicz, Katharine Taylor, and Chelsea Young.

Children Of Eden

Directed by Chris Casello

Music Directed by David Twiss

Choreographed by Chris Casello and Amanda Carpenito

From the composer/lyricist of “Godspell” and the co-director of “Les Miserables” comes a joyous and inspirational musical about parents, children and faith…not to mention centuries of unresolved family business!

Starring: Nick Howe, Fatima Elmi, Melissa Gates, Taylor Lawton, Matt Dombrowski, Alison Laverdiere, Amanda Carpenito, Jacob McDonald, Emily Xarras, Joel LeBlanc and many others.

Legally Blonde

Directed by Rob Houle
Music Directed by Steve Bergman
Choreographed by Ali Laverdiere

Sorority star Elle Woods doesn’t take “no” for an answer. So when her boyfriend dumps her for someone “serious,” Elle puts down the credit card, hits the books, and sets out to go where no Delta Nu has gone before – Harvard Law. Along the way, Elle proves that being true to yourself never goes out of style. This all singing, all dancing, feel-good musical comedy is so much fun it shouldn\’t be legal!

Starring: Ashley Beck, Ryann Brown, Amanda Carpenito, Chris Casello, Shani Farrell, Francis Freel, Laurie Marcinkewicz, Jeannie Rose McGarland, Sumner Pratt, David Prescott, Rachel Twiss, Chelsea Young and many others

How I Became A Pirate

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Katrina Caouette
Choreographed by Thom Hardy

Ahoy thar, matey! Get ready for some high seas adventures in the swashbuckling musical based on the award winning book How I Became a Pirate. The musical sails along with sea chanteys, sword fighting, mutinies, walking the plank and “beauteous plunder!” Aaaaarghh!

Starring: Max Charbonneau, Kaitlyn Chase, Vikki Chase, Olivia Frawley, Hannah Glenny, Merrick Henry, Russell Holbert, Brian Landgren, Mary Lyons, Catherine Niles, Olivia Ryan, Cameron Whittle, Wesley Young

A Year With Frog And Toad

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Katrina Caouette
Choreographed by Johanna Recko, Chris Casello and Thom Hardy

Small fry and big fish alike will enjoy this song-filled comic adventure, nominated for three 2003 Tony Awards including Best Musical. This whimsical story features an unlikely friendship between a cheerful Frog and a rather grumpy Toad and the life lessons they learn during the four seasons of one year.

Starring: Russell Holbert, Wesley Young, Erin Glenny, Vikki Chase, Olivia Ryan, Sadie Kennedy, Merrick Henry, Haley Martin, Kaitlynn Chase, Annie Cormier, Chanelle Goguen, Rory Young, Emily Waystack, Emma Lottig and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

A Very Special Christmas

 Music Directed by Katrina Caouette

WTAM is filming its annual Christmas TV Special packed with Holiday Cheer! From sleigh rides to toy soldiers this show has it all, including a cameo appearance by Jolly Old St. Nicholas himself. Watch the taping of the TV Special and get a sneak peek at all of the “behind the camera” antics too! This Christmas show for the entire family will leave you in stitches and put you in the holiday mood – don’t miss the fun!

Starring: Paul Caouette, Chuck Berube, Amanda Carpenito, Max Charbonneau, Paige Crane, Darlene Gaudet, Nicole Kirrane, Peter Landry, Alison Laverdiere, Taylor Lawton, Debbie Moylan, Terrence O’Kane, Elizabeth Rousseau, Emily Smith, Jillian Whitney, Katrina Wilson and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti
Music Directed by Dave Twiss
Choreographed by Karen Brown

Vaudeville, burlesque and classic farce travel back to Rome 200 B.C. Young love blossoms as Mom and Dad are off to the Forum. Combine that with a slave wanting his freedom, a slave wanting to keep things calm, a buyer and seller of courtesans, and the courtesans, of course, the virgin, the hero, the warrior who bought the virgin, love potions, all blended together with music by Stephen Sondheim to bring you “Comedy Tonight”.

Starring: Joe Andrade, Val Andrade, Jason Barshevsky, Amanda Carpenito, Sue DiRusso, Matt Dombroski, Shani Farrell, Alyson, Foisy, Kyle Kasabian, Ali Laverdiere, Taylor Lawton, Nick Marques, Jacob McDonald, Joh Recko, Tim Recko, John Sullivan, Jillian Whitney and Garrett Zecker

Father Of The Bride

Directed by Mark LeBlanc Peterson

You are cordially invited to a June wedding at TAM. This hilarious comedy is about a father who is overwhelmed by all of the turmoil – not to mention finances – caused by his daughter’s out of control wedding. Wedding planners, florists, dressmakers and pretty much everyone and everything that goes with a wedding invade his home as the wedding plans get bigger and more outrageous by the day!

Starring: Molly Buckley, Amanda Carpenito, Matt Dombroski, Shani Farrell, Francis Freel, Darlene Gaudet, Merrick Henry, Kyle Kasabian, Anthony Manganaro, David Allen Prescott, Carol Vancil, Chelsea Young and Garrett Zecker

Fiddler On The Roof

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by Joanne Landry
Choreographed by Lisa Hughes

This classic musical is the story of Tevye, a poor dairyman, who tries to instill in his five daughters the traditions of his community as the world outside his village faces great change. Love of family and culture mixed with “laughter and tears” make this Tony Award winner one of America’s most beloved musicals of all times. This story is told through wonderful songs such as, “Tradition,” “If I Were a Rich Man,” “Matchmaker,” “To Life,” and “Sunrise, Sunset”.

Starring: Amanda Carpenito, Elaine Crane, Paige Crane, Matt Dombroski, Betsy Fiedler, Alyson Foisy, Evan Graber, Kyle Kasabian, Ruthe Lew, Jacob McDonald, Kathleen Wnuk, Garrett Zecker and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

The Adventures Of Flat Stanley

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Katrina Caouette
Choreographed by Chelsea Young

Stanley Lambchop is your ordinary, everyday, normal 10-year-old, with a normal mom, normal dad, and a normal little brother. For Stanley, this is a problem; life is too normal! He wants to travel the world, do something amazing, something no one’s ever seen before. One night, the bulletin board on the wall above Stanley’s bed comes loose and falls. Right on top of Stanley! And the next morning, Stanley wakes up flat. Not just a little flat…really, REALLY flat! In hopes that he will become a 3D boy again, Stanley puts himself in a big envelope and travels the world, as a human letter. And the adventure begins!”

Starring: Russell Holbert, Wesley Young, Vikki Chase, Holland Crane, Hannah Glenny, Kaitlyn Chase, Cameron Moylan, Olivia Ryan, Olivia Frawley, Bryan Landgren, Merrick Henry and a large ensemble of singers and dancers.

Shout, The Mod Musical

Directed and Choreographed By Chris Casello, Music Directed by Katrina Caouette

This smashing ‘60s musical revue tracks five groovy gals as they come of age during those liberating days that made England swing! With its irresistible blend of hip-swiveling hits, eye-popping fashions and psychedelic dances, this fun-filled musical will make you want to put on your go-go boots, throw your head back and SHOUT!

Starring: Katrina Caouette, Fatima Elmi, Amanda Feeley, Alyson Foisy, Melissa Gates, Alison Laverdiere, Amanda Lawton, Olivia Ryan, Chelsea Young

Monty Python’s Spamalot

Directed By Craig Cormier
Choreographed by Karen Brown
Music Directed by Rebecca Ufema

Lovingly ripped off from the classic film comedy MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL, SPAMALOT retells the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, and features a bevy of beautiful showgirls, not to mention cows, killer rabbits, and French people. Did we mention the bevy of beautiful showgirls?

Starring: John Bubello, Doug Dame, Will Gelinas, Angela Jjako, Kyle Kasabian, Andrew Kelley, Justin McCoubry, Christiaan Stone, and many others

Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Steve Bergman
Choreographed by Chelsea Young

Not only does Alexander wake up with gum in his hair, but his mother forgets to pack him dessert, and his best friend decides he’s not his best friend anymore. And just when it can’t get any worse, there are lima beans for supper and – yuck! – kissing on TV! It’s enough to make anyone want to go to Australia! In this delightful musical, the feisty Alexander learns to deal with life’s obstacles and realizes that bad days happen – even in Australia!

Starring: Kaitlyn Chase, Maggie Chase, Olivia Frawley, Linnea Gardner, Hannah Glenny, Russell Holbert, Brian Landgren, Maura LeBlanc, Alex Marshall, Brooklyn McDonald, Mikaylah Vaillancourt, Cameron Whittle

The Fox And The Fairway

Directed By Rob Houle

A tribute to the great English farces of the 1930s and 1940s, The Fox on the Fairway takes audiences on a hilarious romp which pulls the rug out from underneath the stuffy denizens of a private country club. Filled with mistaken identities, slamming doors, and over-the-top romantic shenanigans, it’s a furiously paced comedy that recalls the Marx Brothers’ classics. A charmingly madcap adventure about love, life, and man’s eternal love affair with golf.

Starring: Francis Freel, David Allen Prescott, Nicholas Marques, Jackie Fashjian, Hayley Blackmer and Lynn Vaillancourt

Photos by: Paige Crane Photography

Les Miserables

Directed/Choreographed By Peter Landry, Music Directed by Joanne Landry

The long-awaited international sensation sweeps its audience through an epic tale of passion and destruction in revolutionary France. Peasant Jean Valjean is imprisoned for stealing a loaf of bread. After his release, he breaks parole and starts life anew, though he is relentlessly pursued by Inspector Javert. As Parisian students revolt against an unjust monarchy, all stories intersect at the barricade one fateful day in 1832. The powerful musical score includes “I Dreamed a Dream,” “On My Own,” and “Bring Him Home.”

Starring; Taylor Lawton, Aaron Keyes, Becky Ufema, Lucas Arndt, Anna Plummer, Jacqueline Savageau, Joyce Baldwin, Michael Celularo, Jon Dano, Bradley Bartlett-Roche, Bunny Baldwin, Dave Twiss and many others

Photos by: Charlie Crane

How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying

Directed By Chris Casello, Music Directed by Jeff Kimball, Choreographed by Karen Brown

With the aid of a trusty self-help book, wily window washer J. Pierrepont Finch enjoys a riotous rise up the corporate ladder. Will Finch’s unorthodox business practices at the World-Wide Wicket Company get him in hot water with the head honcho J. B. Biggley, and jeopardize his romance with Secretary Rosemary Pilkington? Power, sex, ambition, greed (and a great musical score!)… It’s all in a day’s work!

Starring: Joey Andrade, Doug Dame, Shani Farrell, Will Gelinas, Betsy Johnson, Nicole Kirrane, Peter Landry, Leighton Moylan, Jennie Wiech, Chuck Yaichner, Wes Young and many others

Photos by: Charlie Crane

Annie

Directed By Craig Cormier, Music Directed by Dave Twiss, Choreographed by Alison Laverdiere

Leapin’ Lizards! Everyone’s most beloved musical is back! Annie, her beloved dog Sandy, Daddy Warbucks and the menacing Miss Hannigan bring the classic comic strip to life on stage. Annie guarantees “The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow…” and promises your entire family “A New Deal for Christmas!” Starring: Mary Mahoney, Jeff Garber, Cassie Blanchette, Julie Capone Smith, Keith Wolosz, Joyce Baldwin, Bob Thomas, Joe Carpenter, Bunny Baldwin and many others.

Photos by: Paige Crane

Chicago

Directed By Lorien Corbelletti, Music Directed by Diane Cushing and Mary Chapin Durling, Choreographed by Alison Laverdiere

The 1920’s are roaring with hot jazz and cold-blooded killers in this drop-dead musical, nominated for 8 Tony Awards. Chicago is a sexy musical extravaganza that tells the story of Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly who murder their faithless lovers and go on to fame, fortune and “all that jazz!”

Starring: Jennie Wiech, Chelsea Young, Joey Andrade, Michelle Caissey, David Allen Prescott, Kara Nelson, Liz Vettese, Jackie Fashjian, Ally Doyle, Amanda Lawton and many others

Photos by: Paige Crane Photography

Disney’s My Son Pinocchio

Directed by Emily Smith, Music Directed by Katrina Caouette, Choreographed by Chelsea Young

Pinocchio must prove himself brave, truthful and unselfish, but what about the toymaker? Raising a perfect child might not be as easy as it looks. The Blue Fairy and her Fairies in Training lead Geppetto on a hilarious journey through this fractured fairytale in order to discover what it means to be “a real father.” “When You Wish Upon a Star” and “I’ve Got No Strings” are just a few of the tunes that make this the perfect show for the whole family!

Starring: Max Charbonneau, Leighton Moylan, Caroline Raymond, Alex Marshall, Brooklyn McDonald, Grace Kirrane, Kaci Kneeland, Bryan Landgren, Olivia Frawlwy and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Fabulous Fable Factory

Directed By Emily Smith, Music Directed by Dave Twiss, Choreographed by Chelsea Young

Monroe wanders into a seemingly abandoned factory and accidentally trips a lever, which activates the living factory of fable makers. The factory has been idle for over 2000 years because it has been missing the most important part – the “Moral Maker.” Join Monroe and the fable factory characters as some of Aesop’s’ best-known fables including The Ant and the Grasshopper, The Lion and the Mouse, and The Tortoise and the Hare come to life in this magical production.

Starring: Sadie Kennedy, John Sullivan, Bryan Landgren, Max Charbonneau, Michael Kozloski, Alexi Kapp, Maura LeBlanc, Jessica Uminski, Sarah Craig, Brooklyn McDonald, Zach Bergquist, and Autumn Ouelett

Photos by: Sue O’Connor

This Wonderful Life

Directed By Craig Cormier

One actor inhabits every role in this hilariously touching stage adaptation of the iconic holiday film It’s a Wonderful Life. George Bailey, Clarence, Mr. Potter, and the gang come to life as a single actor creates a heartwarming story about the effect one hardworking man’s life has on the people around him.

Starring: Aaron Whipple

Photos by: Paige Crane

The Universe And Other Stuff

Directed By Emily Smith, Music Directed by Joanne Landry, Choreographed by Chelsea Young

This musical is a hip-hop, happenin’ history lesson. From dinosaur extinction to Columbus, from the wheel to space exploration, they’re all rediscovered in this clever, chaotic, comical cataclysm of creativity. From the rockin’ “Big Bang” opening number to the stirring finale “Circle of Friends,” The Universe and Other Stuff will bring excitement to history, science and more!

Starring: Max Charbonneau, Caleb Lee, Michael Kosloski, Maxwell Bollous, Alex Marshall, Sadie Kennedy, Kaitlyn Chase, Maggie Chase, Maddie Wilson-Shattuck, Amanda Porter, Abby Boudreau, Autumn Ouellet, Bradley Bartlett-Roche and Kaden Scopilitti

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

Directed By Lorien Corbeletti, Music Directed by Joanne Landry, Choreographed by Rob Houle

Take out your dictionaries! This six-time, Tony-nominated musical tells the story of five quirky kids vying for 1st prize, bragging rights, and most importantly, a trip to the National Spelling Bee Championship. The misfit contestants are joined by 3 or 4 guest spellers from the audience as they learn that a spelling bee is one place where they can stand out and fit in at the same time, win or lose. Can you spell i-r-r-e-s-i-s-t-i-b-l-e?

Starring: Ryann Brown, Kyle Carlson, Chris Casello, Doug Dame, Lynne Dumais, Marcus Provost, Kate Sheridan, Christiaan Stone, Liz Vetesse

Photos by: Paige Crane

Schoolhouse Rock Live, Jr.

Directed by Emily Smith, Music Directed by Kaara McHugh, Choreographed by Chelsea Young

A pop culture phenomenon comes to the stage. From the Emmy award-winning Saturday morning TV series in the 1970s that taught history, grammar, math, science and politics through clever, tuneful songs, Schoolhouse Rock Live Jr. definitely rocks! Visit “Conjunction Junction” to ‘Unpack Your Adjectives’ while you ‘Do the Circulation.” Generation X-ers seeking a taste of nostalgia will delight in introducing their own kids to this good, clean, and educational fun! Come discover why this Schoolhouse rocks!

Starring: Kyle Carlson and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Directed By Rob Houle, Music Directed by Bob Landry, Choreographed by Alison Laverdiere

Two shameless con men and a hapless American heiress are locked in an uproarious dance of disguise, deception, and deceit against the luxurious backdrop of the French Riviera. With $50,000 and territorial rights going to the winner, all bets are off as masochistic German doctors are impersonated, live goldfish are eaten, and “love sneaks in” unwittingly on even the cleverest of cons. But who ends up conning whom?

Starring: Trish Aponte, Michael Celularo, Doug Dame, Kaara McHugh, David Allen Prescott, Rachael Rossi and many others

Photos by: Paige Crane

Godspell

Directed By Peter Landry, Music Directed by David Twiss, Choreographed by Karen Brown

The very first musical every performed on our stage in 1976 returns. In Godspell, stories of the Bible are brought to life through mime, music, song and dance in a brand-new, up-to-date musical circus! Enjoy all the good gifts in this exuberant, rocking, rolling and riveting musical. Come sing about love!

Starring: Lynne Dumais, Alan Couture, Kenn Robinson, Meagan Dame, Michael LaFerierre, Leighton Moylan, Megan Simisky, Caitlin Spain, Anna Plummer and Kyle Carlson as Jesus

Photos by: Paige Crane

Really Rosie

Directed By David Allen Prescott, Music Directed by Kaara McHugh, Choreographed by Rachel Ramey

October 2016

Rosie, the sassiest kid on her block of Brooklyn’s Avenue P, entertains herself and her friends by acting out show biz fantasies, notably directing and starring in an Oscar-winning movie. Written by the author and illustrator of Where the Wild Things Are and other popular children’s books, Really Rosie is a jewel for children and adults.

Starring: Max Charbonneau, Joshua Frechette, Aiden Mawhinney, Autumn Ouelette, Margaret Riley, Emma Roche, Kaden Scopelitti, Ethan Vetesse, Cameron Ward, Delia Wood and Sadie Kennedy as Rosie

Nunsense

Directed By Craig Cormier Music Directed by David Twiss Choreographed by Nicole Couture Skorb

They’re back! The Little Sisters of Hoboken return to Theatre at the Mount in the show that wowed audiences in 1993. When the “Little Hobos” discover that their cook, Sister Julia, Child of God, has accidentally poisoned 52 of the sisters, they parade their talents in a variety show staged to raise funds so that the last four of the dearly departed can be buried. With songs and comic interludes paced at break-neck speed, and a riotous audience participation quiz that has everyone rolling in the aisles, Nunsense offers a cornucopia of hilarity for the whole family, proving conclusively that nun rhymes with fun!

Starring: Katrina Baer, Faith Brodi, Hanifa Nelson-Kamau, Caitlin Sausville and Katharine Taylor

Photos by: Paige Crane

Mary Poppins

November/December 2016

Directed By Peter Landry, Music Directed by Joanne Landry, Choreographed by Karen Brown and Nicole Couture Skorb

Based on the books by P.L. Travers and one of the most popular Disney movies of all time, MARY POPPINS delighted Broadway audiences for over 2,500 performances and received nominations for nine Olivier and seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical. MARY POPPINS is an enchanting mixture of irresistible story, unforgettable songs, breathtaking dance numbers, and astonishing stagecraft, with lovable characters and plenty of opportunity for special effects and magical illusions.

Starring: Dante Botto, Paul Caouette, Timmy Chase, Heidi Choe, Craig Cormier, JoAnn Kaplan, Nick Landry, Hailee Martin, Debbie Moylan, Emma Waterhouse, Pam Sontag, Christy Wendlandt

Photos by: Laura Crane

How I Became A Pirate

Directed by Emily Smith, Music Directed by Katrina Baer, Choreographed by Chelsea Young

Ahoy thar, matey! Get ready for some high seas adventures in the swashbuckling musical based on the award-winning book How I Became a Pirate. The musical sails along with sea chanteys, sword fighting, mutinies, walking the plank and “beauteous plunder!” Aaaaarghh!

Starring: Max Charbonneau, Noah Johnson, Alex Marshall, Brooklyn McDonald, Autumn Ouelett, Sierra DeWalt, Michael Kosloski, Chase Donnelyand a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Almost, Maine

Directed By Lorien Corbelletti

On a cold, clear, moonless Friday night in the middle of winter, all is not quite what it seems in the remote, mythical town of Almost, Maine. As the northern lights hover in the star-filled sky above, residents of Almost find themselves falling in and out of love in unexpected and often hilarious ways. Knees are bruised; hearts are broken. Love is lost, found, and confounded. But the bruises heal and the hearts mend – almost – in this enchanting midwinter night’s dream.

Starring: Ryann Brown, Kyle Carlson, Taylor Ewing, Shani Farrell, David Foster, Francis Freel, Melissa Gates, and Nicholas Marques

Photos by: Cassie Blanchette

Cabaret

Directed By Mark Peterson, Music Directed by David Twiss, Choreographed by Rachel Ramey

Step into the dark and decadent Kit Kat Club where excitement is high and inhibitions are low, where the girls are pretty (and so are the boys)! Cabaret singer Sally Bowles and her American lover play out their romance as the Nazi party rises to power in Germany. This award-winning musical features classic Kander and Ebb songs like “Maybe This Time,” “Money,” and of course, “Cabaret.” “What good is sitting alone in your room, come to the Cabaret!”

Starring: Thom Hardy, Chelsea Young, Kate Sheridan, David Prescott, David Nestelbaum, Terrie Hyde, Joe Carpenter and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by: Paige Crane

Hairspray

Directed By Andrea Mastroianni, Music Directed by Steven Bergman, Choreographed by Ali Laverdiere

You can’t stop the beat! Baltimore’s Tracy Turnblad, a big girl with big hair and an even bigger heart, has only one passion — to dance. She wins a spot on the local TV dance program, The Corny Collins Show and, overnight, is transformed from outsider to irrepressible teen celebrity. But can a plus-size trendsetter in dance and fashion vanquish the program’s reigning princess, win the heart of heartthrob Link Larkin, and integrate a television show without denting her ‘do? Only in Hairspray!

Starring: Michael Celularo, Sabrina Collins, Paige Crane, Lynne Dumais, Shani Farrell, Thom Hardy, Adri Hemingway, Hanifa Nelson-Kamau, Peter Landry, Pat Lawrence, Natalie LewisJaden Scott, Mackenzie Shay, Kate Sheridan, Andrew Shoro, Keith Wolosz and a large cast of singers and dancers

Photos by: Cassie Blanchette

Vanya And Sonia And Masha And Spike

Directed by Craig Cormier

October, 2017

In this hilarious comedy, Vanya and his adopted sister, Sonia, live a quiet life in the Pennsylvania farmhouse where they grew up, while their sister Masha travels the world as a movie star. Just as their cleaning woman issues a warning about terrible events in their future, Masha returns for an unannounced visit with her 20-something boy-toy Spike in tow. And so begins this unforgettable family reunion filled with rivalry, regret, and racket. Winner of the 2013 Tony Award for Best Play!

Starring: Trish Aponte, Michael Celularo, Hadley Crane, John Gilbert, Pamela Kathleen Hill and Becca Green-Vanhorn

Photos by: Paige Crane

Sister Act

Directed By Michelle Caissey
Music Directed by Bob Healey
Choreographed by Alison Laverdiere

February/March 2017

SISTER ACT tells the hilarious story of Deloris Van Cartier, a wannabe diva whose life takes a surprising turn when she witnesses a crime and the cops hide her in the last place anyone would think to look—a convent! Under the suspicious watch of Mother Superior, Deloris helps her fellow sisters find their voices as she unexpectedly rediscovers her own. A sparkling tribute to the universal power of friendship, SISTER ACT is reason to rejoice!

Starring: Trish Aponte, Paul Caouette, Shani Farrell, Kyle Carlson, Mike LaFerriere, Mike Rellstab, Nick Landry, Caitlin Sausville, Krystal Scott, Kate Sheridan, Keith Wolosz and a large ensemble

Photos by: Charlie Crane

Ragtime

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by Joanne Landry
Choreographed by Karen Brown

August, 2017

In turn-of-the century New York, everything is changing…and anything is possible. The stories of an upper-class wife, a determined Jewish immigrant and a daring young Harlem musician are united by their desire and belief in a brighter tomorrow. Winning Tony Awards for Best Book and Best Musical Score, this 13time Tony Award nominated musical is a timeless celebration of life – what it could and should be!

Starring: Thaddeus Bell, Kyle Carlson, Michael Celularo, Heidi Choe, Autumn DeSisto, Joshua Frechette, Sophie Houle, Nicole Kelley, Joshua Lawson, Taylor Lawton, John Morgan, Anthony Pires, Jr., Becky Ufema and a large ensemble

Photos by: Paige Crane

James And The Giant Peach Jr.

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Katrina Baer
Choreographed by Nicole Couture Skorb
April 2017

Roald Dahl’s beloved classic introduces us to one boy, two awful aunts, five larger-than-life insects, and a giant peach! What happens when magic crystals cause a withered old tree to create the largest and most magnificent peach ever seen? Luckily, a boy named James and a handful of bugs just happen to be nearby. When the peach finally snaps free of its stem, it sweeps them, and the audience, along a marvelous adventure from the White Cliffs of Dover all the way to the Empire State Building. This “Masterpeach” of a musical will delight the entire family!

Starring: Caleb Cochrell, Ryan Hartman, Sadie Kennedy, Michael Kozloski, Autumn Ouellet, Ben Peterson, Jackson Ploof, Kaden Scopellitti, Olivia Spoth, and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

A Christmas Carol

Directed by David Allen Prescott

Music Directed by Dave Twiss

Choreographed by Nicole Couture Skorb

November/December 2017

Ebenezer Scrooge sums up his feelings about Christmas with a curmudgeonly “Bah! Humbug!” But he’s forced to face his selfish ways when three ghosts on Christmas Eve lead him through his Past, Present, and Future. A Christmas Carol is a spectacular adaptation of Charles Dickens’s most well-known story. Proving its staying power with a decade-long run at Madison Square Garden, A Christmas Carol is sure to be fun for the entire family!

Starring: Cayley Barry, Paul Caouette, Kyle Carlson, Timmy Chase, Paige Crane, Gavin Finn, Peter Landry, Mary Mahoney, Debbie Moylan, Leighton Moylan and Tim Recko as Scrooge; plus a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by: Laura Crane

Boeing, Boeing

Directed By Lorien Corbeletti

June 2017

It’s the 1960s and swinging playboy Bernard juggles three fiancées — each one a beautiful flight attendant — who are all engaged to him without knowing about each other. He keeps “one up, one down and one pending” until the invention of a new and speedier Boeing jet and unexpected schedule changes bring all three fiancées to Bernard’s apartment at the same time. With his friend Robert forgetting which lies to tell to whom, Bernard’s elaborately scheduled love life turns into catastrophically funny chaos. Fasten your seatbelts!

Starring: Bethany Botto, Faith Brodi, Ryann Brown, Paige Crane, Francis Freel,
and David Allen Prescott

Photos by: Laura Crane

We Will Rock You

Directed by David Allen Prescott

Music Direction by Dave Twiss

Choreography by Kim Corbett

August 2018

WE WILL ROCK YOU takes place in a future age on a planet once called Earth that is now controlled by a mighty corporation … rock music is unheard and all musical instruments are banned. The hope of breaking free rests with an unlikely resistance – an alliance of rebel Bohemians. The show features many of Queen’s chart topping hits including “We Will Rock You,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “Radio Gaga,” “Another One Bites the Dust,” “We are the Champions,” and more. It’s the world champion of musicals and the show that rocks harder than any other, so don’t miss the party!

Starring: Joey Andrade, Faith Brodi, Kyle Carlson, Fatima Elmi, Will Gelinas, Leighton Moylan, Caitlin Sausville and a large ensemble of singers, dancers and Bohemians

The 39 Steps

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti

June 2018

Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of Monty Python and you have The 39 Steps, a fast-paced whodunit for anyone who loves the magic of theatre! This 2-time Tony® and Drama Desk Award-winning treat is packed with nonstop laughs, over 150 zany characters (played by a ridiculously talented cast of 4), an on-stage plane crash, handcuffs, missing fingers and some good old-fashioned romance!

Starring: Bethany Botto, David Allen Prescott, Christiaan Stone and Aaron Whipple

Silver Bells

Directed by Gail Steele

Music Directed by Dave Twiss

Choreographed by Nicole Couture Skorb

November/December 2018

 The hustle and bustle of Christmas in New York City comes to the Theatre at the Mount stage in this traditional-meets-untraditional Christmas Spectacular! The elegance and excitement of Times Square, Radio City Music Hall, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral are filled with holiday music, love and laughter for the entire family…and a special visit from the big guy in the red suit himself!

Starring

 Kyle Carlson, Mindy Lordan, Dawn Ross, Mike Ross and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

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Rumors

Directed by Craig Cormier

October 2018

 The action is set in in a large home just outside of New York City. As the guests arrive to celebrate the tenth wedding anniversary of the deputy mayor and his wife, they find he is in bed with a gunshot wound and she is missing, and so is the kitchen staff. The story gets bigger, weirder and more hysterical with each arriving guest in a frothy mix of cover-ups, deceptions, and mistaken identities. It’s what Neil Simon does best, creating great characters and making the mundane…insane!

Starring

 Faith Brodi, Molly Buckley, Michael Celularo, Autumn DeSisto, Jim Ethier, Jackie Fashjian, Francis Freel, Will Gelinas, Matthew Muller, Lynn Vaillancourt

Big River

Directed by Peter Landry
Music Directed by Robert Healey
Choreographed by Alison Laverdiere Hall
February/March 2018

Twain’s timeless classic sweeps us down the mighty Mississippi as the irrepressible Huck Finn helps his friend Jim, a slave, escape to freedom at the mouth of the Ohio River. Their adventures along the way are hilarious, suspenseful and heartwarming, bringing to life your favorite characters from the novel-the Widow Douglas and her stern sister, Miss Watson; the uproarious King and Duke, who may or may not be as harmless as they seem; Huck’s partner in crime, Tom Sawyer, and their rowdy gang of pals; Huck’s drunken father, the sinister Pap Finn; the lovely Mary Jane Wilkes and her trusting family. Propelled by an award winning score from Roger Miller, the king of country music, this jaunty journey provides a brilliantly theatrical celebration of pure Americana.

Starring: Max Charbonneau, Timmy Chase, Ned Cheeseman, Matt Dombroski, Betsy Fiedler, Sarah Howard, Michael Kozloski, Kristen Licht, Hanifa Nelson-Kamau, Anythony Pires, Jr., Christopher Quigley, Michael Rellstab; plus a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by: Amanda Luisa Nicastro

Disney’s Little Mermaid, Jr.

Directed by Emily Smith

Music Directed by Katrina Baer

Choreographed by Amanda Lawton

April 2017

Journey “under the sea” with Ariel and her aquatic friends in Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr., adapted from Disney’s 2008 Broadway production. In a magical underwater kingdom, the beautiful young mermaid ‘Ariel’ longs to leave her ocean home – and her fins – behind and live in the world above. But first she’ll have to defy her father ‘King Triton’, make a deal with the evil sea witch ‘Ursula’, and convince the handsome ‘Prince Eric’ that she’s the girl whose enchanting voice he’s been seeking. This will be sure to make a big splash with the entire family!

Starring: Max Charbonneau, Caleb Cochrell, Elijah Corbin, Joshua Frechette, Sadie Kennedy, Michael Kozloski, Elizabeth Mahoney, Mary Mahoney, Lily McEvoy, Kaleb Vowles and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

The Marvelous Wonderettes

Directed by Peter Landry

Music Directed by Joanne Landry

Choreographed by Karen Brown

June 2019

Take a trip back to the 1958 Springfield High school prom where we meet The Marvelous Wonderettes, four girls with voices as big as their bouffants and personalities as kooky as their crinoline skirts! From prom night to their ten-year reunion the girls perform such classic hits as “It’s My Party,” “Mr. Sandman,” “Son of a Preacher Man,” “Leader of the Pack,” “Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me,” “You Don’t Own Me,” “Respect,” and many more!

Starring
Stephanie Barney, Lynne Dumais, Melissa Gates, Jackie Wyatt

Photos by Paige Crane

Singin’ In The Rain

Directed by Will Gelinas

Music Directed by Diane Cushing

Choreographed by Nicole Couture Skorb

August 2019

Experience the glitz and glamour of Hollywood’s golden age with all the makings of a Tinseltown tabloid headline. “Talkies” are replacing silent movies and things aren’t always as they appear on the big screen. You remember Gene Kelly splashing his way through the famous MGM film – but have you seen it live? Filled with every memorable moment from the film and a downpour of unforgettable songs, this show is guaranteed to make a big splash! And yes, it really will rain onstage!

Starring
Faith Brodi, Kyle Carlson, Timmy Chase, Christina DiMare, Joel LeBlanc and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Laura Cavanaugh

Mamma Mia

Directed by Pete Landry

Music Directed by Dave Twiss

Choreography by Ali Hall

February/March 2019

A mother. A daughter. Three possible dads. On the eve of her wedding, Sophie has secretly invited three men from her mother Donna’s past back to the Greek Island paradise they last visited 20 years ago, in a quest to discover the identity of her father. As past and present collide under Mediterranean breezes, the energy and charm of ABBA’s songs propel this enchanting tale with love, laughter and friendship, and a trip down the aisle you’ll never forget!

Starring

Trish Aponte, Emily Baldwin, Julie Bouchard, Timmy Chase, Autumn DeSisto, John Gilbert, Ken Golner, Mary Mahoney, Brooklyn McDonald, David Allen Prescott, Jack Tiernan, Keith Wolosz and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Don’t Dress For Dinner

Directed By Lorien Corbelletti
October 2019

Bernard’s plans for a romantic rendezvous with his mistress are complete with a gourmet caterer and an alibi courtesy of his friend, Robert. But when Bernard’s wife learns that Robert will be visiting for the weekend, she decides to stay in town for a surprise tryst of her own…setting the stage for a collision course of assumed identities and outrageous infidelities. The cook is Suzette, the lover is Suzanne, the friend is bewildered, the wife is suspicious, the husband is losing his mind and everyone is guaranteed a good time in this hilarious romp through the French countryside.

Starring
Faith Brodi, Autumn DeSisto, Lynne Dumais, Francis Freel, Matt Muller, and David Allen Prescott

Photos by Paige Crane

A Christmas Story

Directed by David Allen Prescott
Music Directed by Robert Healy
Choreographed by Kimberly Soel
November 29 & 30 and December 6 & 7, 2019

 Bespectacled Ralphie Parker schemes his way toward the holiday gift of his dreams, an official Red Ryder Carbine-Action 200-Shot Range Model Air Rifle (“You’ll shoot your eye out kid!”) An infamous leg lamp, outrageous pink bunny pajamas, a maniacal department store Santa, and a triple-dog-dare to lick a freezing flagpole are just a few of the distractions that stand between Ralphie and his Christmas wish. Based on the perennial holiday movie favorite, this show will absolutely put you “in the spirit!”

Starring

Andrew Cochrell, Josh Cochrell, Andy Desisto, Francis Freel, Ryan Rollo, Dawn Ross, Mike Ross, Caitlin Sausville, Ethan Stack and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Crane

Alladin

Directed By Emily Smith

Music Directed By Debbie Moylan

Choreographed By Amanda Lawton

April 2019

Welcome to Agrabah, City of Enchantment, where every beggar has a story and every camel has a tail! All of your favorite characters from the Disney hit are here including Aladdin, Jasmine and of course, the Genie. Take a flying-carpet-ride of an adventure that soars to the Academy Award-winning score and songs like “Friend Like Me” and “Whole New World.”

Starring
Sabrina Bezerra, Julia Ciccolini, Caleb Cochrell, Elijah Corbin, PJ Doherty, Cole Ellsworth, Joshua Frechette, Michael Kozloski, Emma Kruse, Kaden Scopelitti, Ethan Vetesse, Kaleb Vowles and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Crane

Directed by Craig Cormier

September 2021

Gather some 1940’s show-biz types, a spooky old mansion with sliding panels, a sinister German maid, wacky wit and murder, and voila! A Non-stop barrage of laughter as those assembled (or at least those who aren’t killed off) untangle the mystery of the “Stage Door Slasher!”

Starring

Andy DeSisto, Autumn DeSisto, Francis Freel, Amanda Lawton, Matt Muller, David Allen Prescott, Pam Sontag, Rachel Twiss, Rick Woods, and Lynn Vaillancourt

Photos by Laura Cavanaugh

WINTER WONDERETTES

Directed by Gail Steele

Music Directed by Michelle Heffner

Choreographed by Nicole Couture Skorb

November/December 2021

The Wonderettes are back! This seasonal celebration finds the girls entertaining at the annual Harper’s Hardware Holiday Party. When Santa turns up missing, the girls use their talent and creative ingenuity to save the holiday party! Featuring great ’60s versions of holiday classics such as “Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town,” “Jingle Bell Rock,” “Run, Rudolph, Run,” and “Winter Wonderland,” the result is, of course, marvelous! This energetic and glittering holiday package is guaranteed to delight audiences of all ages.

Starring

Lynne Dumais, Kristen Licht, Dawn Ross and Jackie Wyatt

Photos by Laura Cavanaugh

SOMETHING ROTTEN

Directed by Kate Sheridan

Music Directed by Dave Twiss

Choreographed by Alison Hall

April/May 2022

Welcome to the Renaissance! This hilarious new musical comedy tells the story of brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom, two playwrights stuck in the shadow of Renaissance rockstar Will Shakespeare. When a soothsayer foretells that the future of theatre involves singing, dancing and acting at the same time, the Bottom brothers set out to write the worlds’ very first MUSICAL. With it’s heart on it’s ruffled sleeve and sequins in its soul, Something Rotten! Is an uproarious dose of pure Broadway fun!

Starring

Timmy Chase, Jason Denton, Eliora Despres, Alyson Foisey, Andy DeSisto, Will Gelinas, Morgan Gilmore, Laura Gulli, Michael Knight, Danny Rodriguez and a large ensemble of singers and dancers.

Photos by Laura Cavanaugh

Directed by David Allen Prescott

Music Directed by Deb Moylan

Choreographed by Kim Soel

August 2022

Escape to Margaritaville is a musical comedy featuring the most-loved Jimmy Buffett classics, including “Cheeseburger in Paradise”, “Margaritaville,” “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere,” “Fins,” “Volcano,” and many more. With a book by Emmy Award winner Greg Garcia (“My Name is Earl,” “Raising Hope”) and Emmy nominee Mike O’Malley (“Survivor’s Remorse,” “Shameless”), this hilarious, heartwarming musical is the party you’ve been waiting for!

Starring
Fatima Elmi, Zach Horn, Taylor Lawton, Kristen Licht, Jeremiah Riordon, Jonathan Simmons, Aloura Smith, Jackie Wyatt and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Fowler

Directed by Craig Cormier

October 2022

Welcome to the opening night of The Murder of Haversham Manor where things are quickly going from bad to utterly disastrous. With an unconscious leading lady, a corpse that can’t play dead, and actors who trip over everything (including their lines), it’s a riotous explosion of comedy.

Starring
Lynne Dumais, Sam Gagnon, Will Gelinas, Ken Golner, Jerry McMahon, David Allen Prescott, Kate Sheridan and Christian Stone

Photos by Paige Fowle

Directed by Emily Smith

Music Directed by Debbie Moylan

Choreographed by Bryan Landgren

October/November 2022

As American as apple pie, this delightful musical introduces kids to the stories of Paul Bunyan, Johnny Appleseed, Calamity Jane, John Henry, Molly Pitcher and more!

Starring

Amanda Buskewicz, James Cannon, Isabel Coviello, Julia Feeley, Julia Frechette, Daniel Hoecker, Thomas Paine, Blake Ross, Jovan Tremblay, Kylan Tremblay,Rachel Worden

Photos by Gina Doherty

Directed by Gail Steele
Music Directed by Katrina Baer
Choreographed by Amanda Lawton and Dawn Ross

November/December 2022

The hustle and bustle of Christmas in New York City comes to the Theatre at the Mount stage in this traditional-meets-untraditional Christmas Spectacular! The elegance and excitement of Times Square, Radio City Music Hall, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral are filled with holiday music, love and laughter for the entire family…and a special visit from the big guy in the red suit himself!

Starring

Julianna Baer, Katrina Baer, Liz Baer, Haley Blackmer, Paul Caouette, Kyle Carlson, Alan Couture, Abigail Harris, Zach Horn, Emma Kruse, Kristen Licht, Mindy Lordan, Hannah Moulton, Mark Peterson, Jon Simmons, Andy Smith Libbey Stearns, Katharine Taylor, Jillian Whitney, Jackie Wyatt and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Fowler

Directed by Terrie Hyde

Music Directed by Dave Twiss

Choreographed by Amanda Lawton
February/March 2023

Inspired by Miguel de Cervantes’ seventeenth century masterpiece, “Don Quixote,” Man of La Mancha is one of the most successful musicals in Broadway history. Powerful, brutal, hilarious, and heartbreaking, Man of La Mancha celebrates the perseverance of a dying old man who refuses to relinquish his ideals or his passion. The celebrated score includes “Little Bird,” “I, Don Quixote,” “To Each His Dulcinea,” and “The Impossible Dream.”

Starring

Chris Cenotti, Craig Cormier, Andy DeSisto, Mitch Grosky, Roy Hall, Taylor Lawton, Mindy Lordan, Andrea Moore, Jeremiah Riordan, Victoria Sebastian, Aloura Smith, Diane Twiss, and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Fowler

NEWSIES JR.

Directed by Emily Smith

Music Directed by Katrina Baer

Choreographed by Bryan Landgren
April 2023

Based on the real-life Newsboy Strike of 1899, Newsies Jr. tells the story of Jack Kelly, a rebellious newsboy who dreams of a life as an artist away from the big city. After publishing giant Joseph Pulitzer raises newspaper prices at the newsboys’ expense, Kelly and his fellow newsies take action. With help from the beautiful female reporter Katherine Plumber, all of New York City soon recognizes the power of “the little man.” Seize the day!

Starring

Eliza Brown, Xavier Cormier, James DeSisto, Julia Feeley, Kya Hivanovic, Daniel Hoecker, Aiden Hughes, Ryan Rollo, Blake Ross, Jovan Tremblay, and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Laura Cavanaugh

Ruthless

Directed by Lorien Corbelletti

Music Directed by Dave Twiss

June 2023

Eight-year-old Tina Denmark knows she was born to play Pippi Longstocking, and she will do anything to win the part in her school musical, including murdering the leading lady. A hilarious romp through the world of Broadway, child acting, parenthood and unbridled ambition, this campy cult favorite may just be “the stage mother of all musicals.”

Starring

Autumn DeSisto, Debbie Moylan,  David Allen Prescott, Dawn Ross, Lynn Vaillancourt, and Catie Verostick

Photos by Laura Cavanaugh

HELLO DOLLY

Directed by Joel D. Seger

Music Directed by John Leslie

Choreographed by Alison Hall
August 2023 

Dolly Levi is a widow, matchmaker, and a professional meddler who ‘arranges things.’ Everything changes when she decides that the next match, she needs to make is to find someone for herself! Set in New York City at the turn of the century, Hello Dolly! is boisterous and charming from start to finish, featuring such memorable songs as “Before the Parade Passes By,” “It Only Takes a Moment,” “It Takes a Woman,” and—of course—the title number. “It’s nice to have you back where you belong!”

Starring

Julie Bouchard, Sam Burak, Timmy Chase, Abigail Harris, Terrie Hyde, John McAuliffe, Molly Moffat, Andrea Moore, Mark Peterson, Rick Woods and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Fowler

THE ODD COUPLE

Directed by Craig Cormier

October 2023

This classic comedy opens as a group of guys assemble for cards in the apartment of divorced Oscar Madison. And if the mess is any indication, it’s no wonder that his wife left him. Late to arrive is Felix Unger, who has just been separated from his wife. Fastidious, depressed, and none too tense, Felix seems suicidal, but as the action unfolds, Oscar becomes the one with murder on his mind when the clean freak and the slob ultimately decide to room together with hilarious results as The Odd Couple is born. 

 Starring

Michael Babineau, Francis Freel, Gary Kendall, Amanda Lawton, Kristen Licht, Domenic Masingo, Matt Muller, David Allen Prescott

Photos by Paige Fowler

ELF, THE MUSICAL

Directed by Kate Sheridan, Emily Smith and Craig Cormier

Music Directed by Katrina Baer

Choreographed by Kim Soel
November/December 2023

 Based on the hit film of the same name, ELF, the Musical follows the story of Buddy, an orphaned infant who accidentally crawls into Santa’s sleigh one Christmas Eve and is transported back to the North Pole, where he is adopted by Santa’s elves. Buddy grows up thinking himself to be an elf until his enormous size and less than extraordinary toy-making abilities make him realize he is human. Resolving to find his true identity, Buddy makes his way to New York City and winds up helping its cynical inhabitants discover the true meaning of Christmas. Embrace your inner ELF!

Starring

David Allen Prescott as Buddy the Elf, plus Xavier Cormier, Meagan Dame, Mike Dickson, Tim Murphy, Jeremiah Riordon, Becky Ruccio, Peter Russo, Jared Shepard, Jon Simmons, Emily Smith and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Laura Cavanaugh

Directed by Terrie Hyde
Music Directed by Senja Morgan
Choreographed by Alison Hall

February/March 2024

The Music Man follows fast-talking traveling salesman, Harold Hill, as he cons the people of River City, Iowa, into buying instruments and uniforms for a boys’ band that he vows to organize – this, despite the fact that he doesn’t know a trombone from a treble clef. His plans to skip town with the case are foiled when he falls for Marian, the librarian. By turns wicked, funny, warm, romantic, and touching, The Music Man is family entertainment at its best. 

Starring

Trish Aponte, Paul Caouette, Michael Celularo, Amelia Cormier, Craig Cormier, Elaine Crane, Alyson Foisy, Sam Gagnon, Christine Guertin, Amanda Lawton, Taylor Lawton, Ryan Malyar, Mark Peterson, Andy Smith, Kathy Taylor, Jillian Whitney and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Laura Cavanaugh

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Katrina Baer
Choreographed by Bryan Landgren

April 2024

Disney’s Finding Nemo Jr. is a musical adaptation of the beloved 2003 Pixar movie. Marlin, and anxious and over-protective clownfish, lives in the Great Barrier Reef with his kid Nemo, who long to explore the world beyond the anemone home. But when Nemo is captured and taken to Sydney, Marlin faces his fears and sets off on an epic adventure across the ocean. Featuring memorable songs such as “Just Keep Swimming,” “Fish Are Friends Not Food,” and “Go With the  Flow,” Finding Nemo Jr. brings a vibrant underwater world to life on stage in a story full of family, friendship, and adventure.

Starring

James Cannon, Amelia Cormier, Xavier Cormier, Isabel Coviello, James DeSisto, Tegan Fraticelli, Miles Lundstedt, Alice Myles, Elliot Nelson, Ryan Rollo, Andy Smith, Ruby Tower-Hughes, Jovan Tremblay and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Amanda Nicastro

Directed by Craig Cormier
Music Directed by Katrina Baer
Choreographed by Kaden Scopelitti

August 2024

Four fading Broadway stars are in desperate need of a new stage. So, when they hear that trouble is brewing around a small-town Indiana prom – and the press is involved – they know it’s time to put a spotlight on the issue …. And themselves. The town’s parents want to keep the dance on the straight and narrow – but when one student just wants to bring her girlfriend to prom, the entire town has a date with destiny. Now, Broadway’s brassiest are coming to join the fight and they are ready to kick-ball-change the world.

 Starring

Julie Bouchard, Timmy Chase, Xavier Cormier, Gianna Doherty, Addelyn Esposito, Carrie Holliman, Joel LeBlanc, Lily McEvoy, Thomas Paine, Mark Peterson, Dawn Ross, Abby Waterhouse and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Fowler

Directed by Mark Peterson

October 2024

STEEL MAGNOLIAS focuses on the camaraderie of six Southern women who talk, gossip, needle and harangue each other through the best of times- and comfort and repair one another through the worst. The play is alternately hilarious and touching with six female characters  that are delicate as magnolias yet as strong as steel.

Starring

Autumn DeSisto, Melissa Gates, Carrie Mae Holliman, Kristen Licht, Shani Smith, Carol Allard Vancil

Photos by Laura Cavanaugh

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Deb Moylan
Choreographed by Dawn Ross

October 2024

Come meet quiet Ivy, who has amazing ideas, and outgoing Bean, who loves to put ideas into action. In this lively musical based on the best-selling book series, an unlikely friendship between the two second-grade heroines blossoms into hilarious escapades that get the whole Pancake Court neighborhood in on the fun!

 Starring

 Ruby Tower-Hughes as Ivy and Julia Feeley as Bean plus Luci Adams, Natalie DeMar, Amy Dorsey, Tegan Fraticelli, Alyssa Jennings, Miles Lundsted, Ryan Rollo, Blake Ross, Jovan Tremblay, Rachel Worden,

Photos by Angela Tremblay

Directed by Gail Steele
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Kim Soel

November/December 2024

 Set against the backdrop of Austria on the brink of World War II, The Sound of Music follows the adventures of a problem named Maria, new governess for the von Trapp family, who turns everyone’s world (including her own) upside down, underscored by some of the most unforgettable songs ever composed for the stage – “My Favorite Things,” “Edelweiss,” “Do-Re-Mi,” “The Lonely Goatherd,” “Climb Every Mountain,” and more! Whether you’re an avid fan or experiencing the show live on stage for the very first time, this unique theatrical event will enchant and delight you and your loved ones this holiday season.

Starring

Amelia Cormier, Xavier Cormier, Chelsea Daniels, Sue DiRusso, Julia Feeley, Betsy Fiedler, Alyson Foisy, Piper Gingras, Deonne Johnson, Addison L’Ecuyer, Ryan Malyar, Megan Maguire, Elliott Nelson, Andy Smith, Lily Smith, Chay Tower-Hughes and a large ensemble

Photos by Paige Fowler

Directed by David Allen Prescott
Music Directed by Senja Morgan

February/March 2025

Based on fairytales by the Brothers Grimm, Into the Woods brings together the story of a Baker and his Wife who wish for a child, of Cinderella who wishes to go to the King’s Festival, of Jack who wishes to keep his best friend, of a Witch who wishes to be beautiful again and many more. It all comes together in the woods, where everyone will have to consider if they truly want what they thought they wished for.
Careful the wish you make…

Starring
Chris Cenotti, Ben Cohn, Doug Dame, Chelsea Daniels, Autumn DeSisto, Alyson Foisy, Melissa Gates, Ken Golner, Deonne Johnson, James Lamoureux, Taylor Lawton, Marina Matuzek, Julia Overhiser, Christina Pierro-Biggins, Dawn Ross, Rain Smallcomb, Libbey Stearns, Ruby Tower-Hughes, Jillian Whitney

Photos by Laura Cavanaugh

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Katrina Baer
Choreographed by Kim Soel

April 2025

 Join the inquisitive, lovable little monkey Curious George, star of books, movies and the award-winning PBS television show in this delightful musical.

All–You-Can-Eat Meatball Day comes just once a year. George has been waiting all month for that day, a day almost bigger than his birthday!  On Meatball Day, George helps his friend Chef Pisghetti cook some delicious meatballs and serve them to the hungry crowd.

But this year, the crowd has vanished! Something is keeping people away. Something pretty big.  And that something is Phineas T. Lightspeed and his speedy Meatballs-O-Matic machine. In despair, Chef Pisghetti vows to cook no more.  Determined to help his friend, George goes on a mission to enter the Chef’s meatballs in the world-famous Golden Meatball Contest –– in Rome.

With every swing and flip, George takes the audience through a fun-filled adventure in which he learns more about Rome, meatballs and the secret ingredient to cooking!

Starring

Allison Buszkewicz, Eliza Brown, James Cannon, Amelia Cormier, Syrus Deschenes, Elena Gundim, Joslyn Kyle, Alice Myles, Andy Smith, Ruby Tower-Hughes, Jovan Tremblay and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Craig Cormier

Directed by Will Gelinas
Music Directed by David Twiss
Choreographed by Kaden Scopelliti

August 2025

Get ready to rock ‘n’ roll with the electrifying musical Grease! Featuring a hip-shaking score with unforgettable hits like “Summer Nights,” “Greased Lightnin’,” and “We Go Together,” this show brings the vibrant spirit of Rydell High’s class of 1959 to life. Join the duck-tailed, bobby-soxed, gum-snapping teens as they navigate love, friendship, and high school drama in a celebration of the fabulous ’50s. Don’t miss out on this high-energy, feel-good experience that will have you dancing in your seat!

Starring

Lissette Beauchemin, James Cannon, Elijah Corbin, Xavier Cormier, Chelsea Daniels, Emily Drew, Addelyn Esposito, Merrick Henry, Taylor Lawton, John McAuliffe, Carolina Sanchez, John Sweeney, Ruby Tower-Hughes, Abby Waterhouse, Ben Wilder and an ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Fowler

Directed by Craig Cormier
Music Directed by J. Senja Morgan
Choreographed by Alison Hall

October 2025

Cole Porter’s Anything Goes is a high-energy musical set aboard the S.S. American, featuring memorable songs, lively dance numbers, and comedic misadventures. The story follows colorful characters like Reno Sweeney and Billy Crocker as they navigate romance and mistaken identities. With classic tunes such as “I Get a Kick Out of You” and “You’re the Top,” the show blends wit, charm, and timeless appeal.

Starring
Grant Arbour, Hayley Blackmer/Murphy, Kristen Carpenito, Mike Dickson, Mikhael Gelineau, Thom Hardy, Terrie Hyde, Amanda Lawton, Brianna Pascale, Sarah Priestley, Jeremiah Riordon, Dawn Ross, Mike Ross, Chay Tower-Hughes, Jillian Whitney, Ilana Whittaker and an ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Fowler

Music Directed by Dave Twiss
Choreographed by Jillian Whitney

October 2025

Have You Filled a Bucket Today: The Musical is a heartwarming stage adaptation of Carol McCloud’s beloved children’s book, designed to teach young audiences the power of kindness, empathy, and positive behavior. Through lively songs and engaging storytelling, the musical introduces the concept of “bucket-filling”— a metaphor for expressing love, appreciation, and support to others. As students learn to be “bucket-fillers” rather than “bucket-dippers,” the show promotes self-esteem, healthy relationships, and character education in a joyful, accessible way.

Starring

Luci Adams, Allison Buszkiewicz, Natalie DeMar, Amy Dorsey, Julia Feeley, Tegan Fraticelli, Charlie Hebert, Layla Holliman, Zoe Peer-King, Connor Shear, Jovan Tremblay, Rachel Worden

Photos by Diane Twiss

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Dave Twiss
Choreographed by Kim Soel

November/December 2025

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is a vibrant musical that brings the biblical story of Joseph to life with a modern twist. Created by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, it features catchy songs, colorful costumes, and dynamic choreography. The story follows Joseph’s journey from being sold into slavery to becoming the Pharaoh’s trusted advisor. With diverse musical styles and a heartwarming tale of resilience and forgiveness, the production has become a beloved family-friendly classic enjoyed by audiences worldwide.

Starring

Paul Caouette, Kyle Carlson, Elizabeth Carlson, Doug Dame, Ken Golner, Tim Murphy, Alexa Querin, Jon Simmons, John Sweeney, and an ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Fowler

Directed by Terrie Hyde
Music Directed by Emily Stratton
Choreographed by Dawn Ross

February/March 2026

Young Frankenstein is a hilarious and electrifying musical comedy that reimagines the classic Mel Brooks film with a fresh, theatrical twist. This side-splitting production follows Dr. Frederick Frankenstein, the grandson of the infamous Victor Frankenstein, as he inherits his family’s estate in Transylvania. With the help of quirky characters like Igor, Inga, and Frau Blücher, Frederick sets out to complete his grandfather’s experiments and bring a creature to life. Packed with witty dialogue, catchy songs, and spectacular dance numbers, Young Frankenstein is a must-see show that promises to leave audiences in stitches. Don’t miss your chance to experience this monstrously fun and unforgettable musical!

Starring

Julie Bouchard, Autumn DeSisto, Ryan Malyar, Amy Oldenquist, Steve Piscitello, David Allen Prescott, Jeremiah Riordon, Isaac Swanson, John Sweeney, Chay Tower-Hughes and an ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Fowler

Directed by Emily Smith
Music Directed by Katrina Baer
Choreographed by Kaden Scopelitti

April 2026

Step into a world of pure imagination with Willy Wonka, Jr., the delightful children’s musical that brings Roald Dahl’s timeless classic to life! Join Charlie Bucket and the quirky, enigmatic Willy Wonka on a magical journey through the most extraordinary chocolate factory ever imagined. With catchy songs, colorful characters, and whimsical sets, this enchanting production is perfect for families and children of all ages. Don’t miss out on this sweet adventure that promises to be a treat for the senses and a joy for the heart!

Starring

Luci Adams, Allison Buszkewicz, Eliza Brown, Nathan Daniels, Julia Feeley, Justin Gelinas, Elena Gundim, Cameron Hawkins, Erik McGahan, Alice Myles, Lucas Rourke, Catie Schleyer, Connor Shear, Andy Smith, Jovan Tremblay, Eva Wilson and a large ensemble of singers and dancers

Photos by Paige Fowler