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TABLE OF CONTENTS
a letter fromour artistic director ___ 05
our 2022 season ___ 07
on the town: places to eat, drink, & bemerry ___ 12
other future date nights at weston ___ 08
new initiatives & partnerships ___ 24 we acknowledge thepast ___ 06
role call ___ 32
our story ___ 22
outreach & learning ___ 26
local art & learning ___ 33
HAIR show notes ___ 53
meet the 2022 staff ___ 65
meet the cast & creatives ___ 40
WTC presents HAIR ___ 36
2022 volunteers ___ 72
theback page ___ 103 noplace like home ___ 74
health& wellness ___ 96 general info ___ 73
contributors & campaigns ___ 86
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WELCOME TO WESTON’s 2022 Season
It is such a joy to welcome you to a new season of live performance in Weston! This summer, we will share stories full of love, stories that center on the power of theater to bring us together and remind us of all that we have in common. Weston’s 2022 season is rich with a joyful sense of belonging that only the theater can create. Each magical and exhilarating show offers the unique story of a community uniting against all odds with hope and resilience. These stories invite us to remember our past and dream of a beautiful future. We return to our beloved venues for our 86 th season—the Playhouse and Walker Farm—whose stages we’re filling with timeless stories, captivating performances, and endless imagination. Join us this summer and you’ll know why Weston is your home for exceptional theater in Vermont.
See you soon!
Susanna Gellert Executive Artistic Director
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Land affirmation
“ Weston Theater Company acknowledges �at we stand on �e TRADITIONAL LAND OF THE
ABENAKI PEOPLE, who tended this earth long before Europeans arrived, long before it was known as Vermont.
IN RECOGNITION OF THIS HISTORY, we co�it to policies and practices of CULTURAL EQUITY to benefit current & future generations. ”
Season 86
TICKETS:
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Walker farm music
Pete Bernhard with special guest Mary - Elaine JenkinS
Pete Bernhard, of country-rockers The Devil Makes Three , performs his stripped-down solo act that fuses folk, vintage Americana, and a far more traditional template of music. Opening support for the evening is by special guest and rising star Mary-Elaine Jenkins whose sound combines manifold influences with a distinctly southern sensibility. JUNE11 7PM
Kat Wright (Vocals), Bob Wagner (Guitar) and Josh Weinstein (Bass) lean into their trio formation, showcasing their folky / rootsy selves, all stripped down; a triangulation of AUGUST 20 7PM KatWright
their strengths, their bareness, their imperfect humanness, their voices, their ferocious tenderness, their love of songs and singing and story.
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Walker farm music
THE SUITCASE JUNKET
Matt Lorenz’s vision developed in the tension between the grand and the solitary. Grand in its imagery, sound, and staging. Solitary in its thrift and self-reliance. The spectacle of his one-man set bears constant comparison to legends of showmanship, brilliance, madness, and invention. AUGUST 27 7PM
Individually, the members of this instrumental quartet have played with Sara Bareilles, Norah Jones, Amos Lee, k.d. lang, Rosanne Cash, Jim SEPT3 7PM RICH HINMAN VS. ADAM LEVY
Lauderdale, Allen Toussaint, and other venerable artists. As a collective unit, they play soul music without words, country music without hats, and blues music without regrets.
TICKETS:
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FIRST FRIDAY TOURS A backstage tour of The Playhouse & Walker Farm SPECIAL EVENTS
JULY 1 AUG5 SEPT2 OCT7
4-5PM
On the first Friday of each month starting in June, join us for a behind-the-scenes walking tour of The Playhouse and Walker Farm theaters.
THE LATE-NIGHT CABARET A Weston tradition
JULY 28-29 AUG11-12
10-11PM
Join Weston company members for an unforgettable hour of tastefully irreverent
music and mayhem. Two weekends only!
TICKETS:
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THE 2022 WESTON GALA Celebrate & Support Weston Theater Company SPECIAL EVENTS
AUG6
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Join us for a groovy evening with hip friends, fab food, far-out dancing, and outta-sight entertainment. Cocktails and a sumptuous array of locally-sourced fare by The Hub.
GUEST SPEAKER: DAVID E. SANGER
AUG 21
7-8 PM
National Security Correspondent for The New York Times and Pulitzer Prize Winner David E. Sanger returns to Weston for his annual discussion of current political events that shape our world.
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Broadway’s “Rocky” 3x TONY AWARD® Nominee Andy Karl & TONY AWARD® Nominee for “Legally Blonde” Orfeh are “Legally Bound” September 2
September 17 TONY AWARD® Winner for “A Chorus Line” Donna McKechnie in “Take Me to the World: e Songs of Stephen Sondheim”
Broadway’s Original “Annie” TONY AWARD® Nominee Andrea McArdle in “Confessions of a Broadway Baby”
EMMY AWARD® Winner & International Star Lucie Arnaz in “I Got the Job! Songs from My Musical Past”
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ANDY WARHOL IN IRAN WORLD PREMIERE By BRENT ASKARI Directed by SKIP GREER JUNE 2–25 ABCD WORLD PREMIERE By MAY TREUHAFT-ALI Directed by DANIEL J. BRYANT JULY 1–23 THE SUPADUPA KID WORLD PREMIERE YOUTH THEATRE Book & Lyrics by by SUKARI JONES Music by JOEL WAGGONER Based on the novel by TY ALLAN JACKSON Directed by NJ AGWUNA JULY 29–AUGUST 13 WAITING FOR GODOT By SAMUEL BECKETT Directed by JOE CALARCO AUGUST 19–SEPTEMBER 4 ST. GERMAIN STAGE at the sydelle and lee blatt performing arts center 2022 SEASON
AIN’T MISBEHAVIN’ THE FATS WALLER MUSICAL SHOW Conceived by RICHARD MALTBY, JR. and MURRAY HORWITZ Choreographed & Directed by JEFFREY L. PAGE JUNE 16–JULY 9 ANNA IN THE TROPICS By NILO CRUZ Directed by ELENA ARAOZ JULY 16–30 A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Music & Lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIM Book by HUGH WHEELER BOYD-QUINSON STAGE
Musical Direction by DARREN R. COHEN Choreographed by ROBERT LAFOSSE Directed by JULIANNE BOYD AUGUST 6–28 ALL OF ME WORLD PREMIERE By LAURA WINTERS Directed by ASHLEY BROOKE MONROE SEPTEMBER 21–OCTOBER 9
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UPCOMING CONCERTS 2022 November 15 Jazz in the Barn: Kris Allen Trio November 26 Thanksgiving Concert December 30 New Year’s Family Concert December 31 New Year’s Celebration 2023 February 14 Jazz in the Barn: Willis Delony and Friends April 25 Jazz in the Barn: Asen Doykin Trio
6th Annual SUMMER FESTIVAL Ariel Rudiakov and Joana Genova Artistic Directors
June 13–July 11 2022
FACULTY CONCERTS Saturdays at 7:30 June 18, 25, July 2, 9 YOUNG ARTISTS CONCERTS Mondays at 7 June 27, July 11
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JULY 1–16 at The Colonial Theatre
JULY 21–AUGUST 20 at The Unicorn Theatre The Larry Vaber Stage
JULY 30 • 7PM at The Colonial Theatre
JUNE 23–JULY 9 at The Unicorn Theatre The Larry Vaber Stage
WINNER! 2012 AWARDS ® Including BEST MUSICAL & BEST BOOK FOR A MUSICAL
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music and lyrics by Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová book by Enda Walsh directed by Gregg Edelman musical direction by Andy Taylor movement direction by Isadora Wolfe Once
written by Tara L. Wilson Noth directed by Kimille Howard B.R.O.K.E.N CODE B.I.R.D SWITCHING
SMOKEY & ME A CELEBRATION OF SMOKEY ROBINSON FEATURING TONY NOMINEE CHARL BROWN
written & composed by Jason Robert Brown directed & choreographed by Gerry McIntyre musical direction by Danté Harrell SEPT. 29–OCT. 23 at The Unicorn Theatre The Larry Vaber Stage
JULY 31 • 2PM at The Colonial Theatre
AUGUST 11–27 at The Colonial Theatre
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CHITA: THE RHYTHM OF MY LIFE TONY AWARD WINNER CHITA RIVERA
dramatized by Hamilton Deane and John L. Balderston from the novel by Bram Stoker directed by David Auburn
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WESTON THEATER COMPANY OUR HISTORY
During the Great Depression and in the midst of Weston’s long, dark winters when the town was cut off from villages on the other side of the hills, neighbors came together to put on plays that brought to life stories of the world beyond. From these beginnings, families like the Walkers, the Lloyds, and others, created a first-class theater that never lost the connection to its town and the surrounding region. The pathway from the Walker Farm south on Route 100 to The Playhouse on the Green became known as the “Avenue of the Stars.” Come the 1950s, the theater had become a mainstay of Southern Vermont’s cultural landscape and The Playhouse venue was recognized as an attractive destination for out-of-town visitors. By the turn of the last century and under the 30-year leadership of the ‘3 Guys’, Weston transformed into a professional theater. Broadway and regional theater stars made their way to the town summer after summer to create first-class entertainment for a welcoming audience and the theater became known for celebrating the classics and nurturing new stories. Today, the theater’s 86-year legacy
continues as it creates exceptional theater in its exceptional town, telling stories that connect us all to one another and to the world on the other side of the hills.
Audience at The Playhouse, 1956
WESTON THEATER COMPANY HERE &NOW
Expanding the imaginative, cultural, and social landscape of possibility in our community by connecting Weston to the world and the world to Weston. Seussical, 2021, photo by Hubert Schriebl
OURVALUES We value an artistic process that centers on curiosity and possibility.
• Accessibility • Inclusive culture supports artists, theater makers, and audiences • Lower barriers to entry
• Forward-thinking partnerships grounded in generosity, open discourse, & transparency.
OUR COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSION Weston Theater Company is dedicated to creating an inclusive work environment where everyone feels respected, valued, and empowered. We embrace and celebrate the unique experiences, perspectives, and cultural backgrounds that each employee brings to our workplace.
Learn more: westontheater.org/discover
WESTON THEATER COMPANY NEWWORKS
Postcard Plays , 2020, photo by Skye Chalmers Weston’s Original Works programs are grounded in the belief that the voice of the author is central to shaping our cultural conversation locally, nationally, and internationally. When we nurture new writing, we nurture new points of view and foster connections within our community and beyond.
Weston’s 2022 Artists’ Retreat featured Isabella Dawis , Tidtaya Sinutoke , and Nana Dakin (not pictured) and their work in development, SUNWATCHER , an experimental chamber musical inspired by classical Noh theatre.
SUNWATCHER intertwines the stories of two women – astronomer Hisako Koyama and the Japanese sun Goddess Amaterasu – and celebrates the extraordinary dedication of “hidden figures”.
WESTON THEATER COMPANY NEWWORKS
WESTON-GHOSTLIGHT NEW MUSICAL AWARD A national competition leads to the creation of a free professionally recorded album of a new, full-length musical, supported by concerts in Vermont and NYC. WALKER FARM Weston’s beautiful, state-of-the-art theatre provides a year-round home for play development, including company generated projects, the New Musical Award, Artists' Retreats, and Staged Readings.
STAGED READINGS
New and classic plays and musicals are presented by professional actors through workshopped, book-in- hand readings and concert formats.
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Education & outreach OurValues
Playdate at the Playhouse, 2022, photo by Scott Zielinski
Weston’s Education and Outreach Programs are founded on the values of connection, creativity, accessibility, artistic excellence, and life-long learning. Our work is rooted in a deep belief that access to the performing arts enlivens and enriches all corners of our communities.
Learn more: westontheater.org/philosophy-programs Indecent, 2019, photo by Hubert Schriebl
Education & outreach for children & teens
This immersive theater experience gives students ages 12-18 an up-close and personal look at creating live theater through backstage tours, tech rehearsals, actor/director talkbacks, and more—all under the instruction of top industry professionals and in the company of peers who share their passion. Participants attend all of Weston’s summer productions and meet most Sunday afternoons + an occasional weekday evening between June-August. THEATERLAB Students of all backgrounds and experience levels will have the opportunity to choose from a performance or technical track as they work on material from major Broadway and off-Broadway musicals, engage in workshops and develop foundational musical theatre performance and technical skills. The week culminates in a showcase at Weston’s Walker Farm. BROADWAY THEATER INTENSIVE
Learn more: westontheater.org/philosophy-programs West Side Story, 2018, photo by Tim Fort
Education & outreach for audiences & community
INSIGHT TALKS
Deepen your connection to our productions through Pre- and Post- Show Discussions. Pre-show discussions occur before the first two preview performances for each production. Post-show discussions occur after select Sunday matinees.
PRE-SHOW: Shrek - JUNE 22 & 23 Marry Me A Little - JULY6&7 HAIR - JULY20&21 Steel Magnolias - AUG17&18 WoodySez - SEP28&29
POST-SHOW: JULY3 - Shrek JULY 17 & 24 - Marry Me A Little JULY 31 & AUG 7 - HAIR AUG21&28 - Steel Magnolias OCT2,9,&16- WoodySez
Enhance your experience of our productions with audience guides for every show. Written specifically to accompany Weston’s productions, they contain biographies, production history, historical context, interviews, reading lists, and more. Show Notes can be found in this program and on our website. SHOWNOTES
I AND YOU
SHOW NOT ES
Learn more: westontheater.org/philosophy-programs
Education & outreach for schools & teachers
Hundreds of students from high schools, home schools, and colleges throughout Vermont and greater New England are served each year by our School Matinee program. These special fall performances are made available to school groups at subsidized prices and are further enhanced by accompanying study guides and post-show discussions. SCHOOL MATINEES
The Mountaintop , 2021, photo by Hubert Schriebl
The 2022 School Matinee production will be Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie with performances on Tuesdays: October 4, 11, and 18 at 10am and Wednesdays October 5, 12, and 19 at 10am.
This playwriting residency program is for English, theater, and creative writing students in grades 6-12. Over the course of three two-hour-long sessions, a teaching artist guides students through the writing process, focusing on idea generation, dramatic structure, and revision. SPRING PLAYWRIGHTS PROGRAM
Each participant finishes the program having written an original ten- minute play, and select pieces are performed at the annual Spring Playwrights Festival at Weston’s Walker Farm.
Learn more: westontheater.org/philosophy-programs
Education & outreach For schools and teachers
In partnership with Susan Haefner’s Little Yellow House Studio , this school residency for ages 4-10 invites students to invent and embody their favorite hero/ heroine by portraying them in original scenes, songs, monologues, and/or dances. Participating schools will have an option to join and perform at an event for friends & family, Playdate at the Playhouse on the Weston Village Green. THE HERO PROJECT
The Hero Project , 2022
Playdate at The Playhouse , 2022, photo by Scott Zielinski
A SPECIAL THANKS TO SUSAN HAEFNER FORALL THE INCREDIBLE WORK LAUNCHING 2022 EDUCATION PROGRAMMING!
Education & outreach ACCESS SERVICES
Weston Theater Company is striving toward universally accessible programming across all venues and shows. Both The Playhouse and Walker Farm are ADA-accessible. INFRARED LISTENING DEVICES Located at the Box Office for all performances WHEELCHAIR ACCESS The Playhouse auditorium, lobby, box office, and main floor restroom are wheelchair accessible. Walker Farm is also wheelchair accessible. SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETATION AUDIO DESCRIPTION LARGE PRINT PROGRAMS DISCOUNT TICKETS FOR FAMILIES, YOUTH, ACTIVE MILITARY OR VETERANS, & VERMONT RESIDENTS
Learn more: westontheater.org/philosophy-programs
Season 85 (2021) Role call!
Number of Season 85 performances: 85 Of Seussical performances offered for free: 15 Of audience members who attended Seussical: 2,539 Of outdoor performances: 65
Of performances canceled due to inclement weather: 2 Of performances ending early due to inclement weather: 2 Increase in event attendance from 2020 (pre-pandemic) to 2021: 84% Increase in ticket orders by phone: 11% Decrease in ticket orders in-person: 11% Temporary outdoor tented performance area in square feet: 4,000 Yards of string lights illuminating the outdoor performance venue: 1,100 Number of zip ties supporting power and audio cables in the tent: 9,000 Feet of garden hose used for plumbing and rain in The Mountaintop : 300 Set pieces able to be recycled post-performance: Wooden pallets ( An Iliad ): 30 Pounds of sand ( An Iliad ): 20,000 Five-gallon buckets ( Seussical ): 25 Pounds of wood chips ( Ring of Fire ): 8,600 Number of hours David Bonanno spent memorizing lines for An Iliad : 137.5 Number of paper playbills saved by switching to digital: 15,000 Number of digital playbill page views: 89,900 Number of staff Covid tests delivered: 600 Percentage positive: 0% Gallons of hand sanitizer used: 28 Percentage of 2021 patrons likely to recommend Weston to a friend: 95% Likely to attend a performance at Weston in the future: 96%
Figures cited are the latest available as of December 2021
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BOOK & LYRICS BY GEROME RAGNI & JAMES RADO MUSIC BY GALT MACDERMOT HAIR WESTON THEATER COMPANY presents
Scenic Designer FRANK OLIVA Lighting Designer SCOTT ZIELINSKI Intimacy Director
Costume Designer
JESSICA CRAWFORD
Sound Designer LEEKINNEY
Production Stage Manager
LAUREN KIELE DELEON
MICHELE A. KAY*
Music Director EMMAWEISS Choreographer FELICITY STIVERSON
Directed by SUSANNA GELLERT Produced for the Broadway stage by Michael Butler
Originally Produced by the New York Shakespeare Festival Theatre HAIR is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Tams-Witmark LLC. www.concordtheatricals.com
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CAST
Electric Guitar ………………………..………………………. LIZ FAURE Electric Bass …………………………………….……. CALEB PRINGLE Keyboard ………………………………………….………. EMMA WEISS Drum Set………………………………….…………. JEREMY YADDAW BAND ANTHONY BOLOGNA, BRYANNA CUTHILL, ELI HAMILTON, TOMIAS ROBINSON, ANA LAURA SANTANA, NADIA WILEMSKI Dionne ……………………………………….…. CAMERON ANIKA HILL* Hubert ………………………………………………….. JACOB BRANDT* Claude …………………………..………………….……... JOHN COYNE Crissy ……………………………………………………..… EMMA DINER Hud ……………………………………... JAMARI JOHNSON WILLIAMS* Woof ………………………………………………... EASTON MICHAELS* Jeanie …………………………………………….. MEGUMI NAKAMURA* Berger …….…………………………………..…………….. MATT RODIN* Sheila ……………………………………………… ALANNA SAUNDERS* Margaret Meade .………………………………..… MICHAEL SELTZER* Ensemble ………………………… NILE ANDAH, TOMMY BERGERON,
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers
Assistant Stage Manager …………………………. LAURA C. NELSON* Production Assistant ……………..……………….……… SADIE AIKEN Run Crew ……………………….. LEO FAITAKES & SANDI MCDONALD Assistant Lighting Designer ………………………. ANGUS GOODEARL Lighting Programmer and Board Operator ……..…. WHEELER MOON Followspot Operators …..… JEMMA KEPNER & AUDREY VISSCHER Staff Electrician ……..………………………………...… ISAAK OLSON Head Audio ……..……………………………….….… TANNER ELKER Assistant Audio …………………………..…………. DENNIS DOWDING Wardrobe Supervisor ……………………….… MELINA HERNANDEZ Wardrobe Assistants …… JASMINE ARMSTRONG & ROBYN FARLEY Dance Captain ………………………………..…... MICHAEL SELTZER* Music Captain ……………………………….……….. JACOB BRANDT* Music Coordinator ……………………………….… JEREMY YADDAW STAFF
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PERFORMERS
NILE ANDAH (he/him) (Ensemble) is incredibly excited to be making his Weston Theater Company debut with the Young Company this summer! Nile is a rising sophomore musical theatre major at the University of Michigan hailing from Philadelphia, PA. Favorite past roles include Cosmo Brown ( Singin’ in the Rain ), Sebastian ( The Little Mermaid ), and Tonton Julian ( Once on this Island ). He would like to thank and send love to his parents, family, friends, and the exceptionally brilliant cast, crew, and creatives! @nileandah
CAMERON ANIKA HILL (Dionne) is delighted to join the cast of Hair here at Weston whilst she is on a short break from the national tour of Oklahoma! Previously, Cameron has appeared on Broadway ( Dear Evan Hansen ), on tour ( Summer: The Donna Summer Musical -1st National), & regionally at theaters such as the MUNY, PCLO, MTWichita, WBT, and more. BFA from CCM. Thanks to Sean, BWA, & the creatives, cast, & crew (especially Laura!!). For Mom & Dad always. @cameronanika
TOMMY BERGERON ( Ensemble) is a recent graduate of The Hartt School, where he received a BFA in Musical Theatre. Originally from Essex Jct., Vermont, Tommy is thrilled to return to the Green Mountain State to make his Weston debut! Some of Tommy’s favorite credits include Warner ( Legally Blonde ); Moritz ( Spring Awakening ); J.D. ( Heathers ); and Bobby ( Urinetown ); and The Goodspeed Opera House’s Fesitval of New Musicals. Tommy has also worked as a Music Director/Pianist for many theater programs,
including the New London Barn Playhouse. Tommy co-founded Verdantrics Production Company, a theater troupe dedicated to fostering peer education. www.tommybergeron.net
Performers
ANTHONY BOLOGNA ( Ensemble) is extremely excited to be making his debut at the beautiful Weston Theater Company! A recent graduate of CAP21/Molloy College, Anthony is grateful for his first professional experience to happen at a place as special as Weston, with a season of shows he holds so near to his heart. He would like to thank his incredibly supportive family, friends and instructors for shaping him into who he is today. Find him on Instagram @anthonybologna
JACOB BRANDT (Hubert, Music Captain) i s an actor and composer based in Brooklyn. WESTON: Once, Ring Of Fire . REGIONAL: Huntington Theatre, Bucks County Playhouse, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Company One, Speakeasy Stage, New Repertory Theater, Wheelock Family Theatre. TV: Dear Edward (upcoming on Apple TV+). His musicals have been performed by or developed with New York Theatre Workshop, Ars Nova, New York City
Center, The Civilians, Joe’s Pub, NYMF, and more. They’ve been featured by CBS Sunday Morning, Paste Magazine, The New York Times, Playbill, etc. B.A. from Harvard College. JacobBrandt.com
JOHN COYNE (Claude) is a musical theatre songwriter, music director, arranger, and performer. He recently arranged and music supervised two EPs for Ben Crawford ( Phantom of the Opera ). He wrote original music and performed in BEDLAM’s Uncle Romeo Vanya Juliet (Off-Broadway). John is the go-to music director for Weston's Late Night and Christmas Cabarets, and music directed last year's Seussical . He’s currently writing music and lyrics for an adaptation of
Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway .
performers BRYANNA CUTHILL ( Ensemble) is very excited to be joining the Weston Theater Company family this summer. Originally from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, she is a rising junior Music Theatre major at Baldwin Wallace University. Favorite past roles include Ti Moune ( Once on This Island) ,Maria ( West Side Story ), and Sara Crewe ( A Little Princess ). Bryanna would like to thank her family and teachers for the endless support in enabling her to achieve her dreams. Keep up with Bryanna and her adventures @bryannacuthill
EMMA DINER ( Crissy) is so excited to be back in lovely Weston this summer! You may have seen her last summer as Gertie (the one feathered birdie) in Seussical or recently as Fiona in WTC’s Shrek. She’s a recent graduate from Pace University in NYC. She has worked on different film projects with companies like Netflix, CBS, and Apple TV, as well as theatrical productions with New York City Center and Asolo Rep. She was most recently seen on the Season Finale of Blue Bloods. “Much love to Mom, Dad, Nate, and Grammy.” Keep in touch! @emmadee333 or Emma-Diner.com
ELI HAMILTON ( Ensemble) is ecstatic to be spending his summer in Vermont! Originally from Florida, he lives in New York City studying at Marymount Manhattan College for his BFA in Musical Theatre. He has performed at numerous cabaret venues such as Feinstein’s/54 Below and The Green Room 42. Selected credits include: Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors ; Emmett Forrest in Legally Blonde (Theater West End); Adolfo Pirelli in Sweeney Todd ; Hugo/Dance Ensemble in Tuck Everlasting (Orlando Repertory Theatre) and various ensemble roles throughout Central Florida and New York City. Tiktok: @elidavidhamilton Psalms 31:24
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JAMARI JOHNSON WILLIAMS (Hud) is fresh out the underground and hype to be-in the tribe once again. Broadway: Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations . National tours: Hadestown 1st National Tour, Motown the Musical , Memphis . Favorite regional: Smokey Joe’s Cafe (Fred, Riverside Theatre, Palace Theatre), Mamma Mia! (Northern Stage), The Wiz (The Wiz, SDT). He is alumnus and sits on the board of the Gifford Youth Orchestra (GYOTigers.org). He hopes to heal others as he is healed through art. IG @Jamarizabeast & @Jamari-Williams
EASTON MICHAELS (Woof) is thrilled to be making their Weston Theatre Company debut in HAIR . A recent graduate of Ball State University’s BFA Musical Theatre Program, Easton is a Midwest kid born and raised! Theatre and Film credits include: Skin and Bones: A New Musical, Bring It On! , and I Dream Of A Psychopomp . A special shoutout to the Kooky Cardinals, friends, family, and Dustin and Marc at The Daniel Hoff Agency. IG: @eastonmichaels
MEGUMI NAKAMURA (Jeanie) is so happy to be back at Weston after appearing last summer as June Carter in Ring of Fire . Some of their other Weston credits include The Mute ( The Fantasticks ), Rosalia ( West Side Story ), Diana ( Anne of Green Gables ), and Zaneeta Shinn ( The Music Man ). Television credits include: Evil (CBS) and High Maintenance (HBO). Megumi is also the Resident Associate Director of 92NY's Lyrics and Lyricists series and directing their own projects at theaters such as
The Tank NYC. They want to thank the Weston community for continuing to create a space for artists like themself to come and perform.
performers TOMIAS ROBINSON ( Ensemble ) is making his summer stock debut here at WTC and could not be more excited! From Winchester, Kentucky, he is a rising senior Musical Theatre major at the University of Michigan. His favorite past roles include Bottom ( A Midsummer Night’s Dream ), Amos Hart ( Chicago ), and Scuttle ( The Little Mermaid ). He would like to thank his Momma for absolutely everything and his family and friends' love and support that has gotten him this far. Find him on Instagram @tomiasrobinson and Letterboxd @tomeyeas
MATT RODIN (Berger) believes that love is who we are. Everything he does is in an effort to tap into people’s light so we can form deeper connections with ourselves and one another. He’s a queer singer-songwriter and multi- passionate creator. He recently starred in Hedwig and the Angry Inch at Milwaukee Repertory Theater and released his first solo album, Matt Rodin: Live at Home . He is deeply grateful for his biological and chosen families, the tribe of humans (and otherworldly forces) that made this moment possible, and especially Sam and Penny.
ANA LAURA SANTANA ( Ensemble ) is elated to be spending her summer here at Weston! Originally from Lebanon, New Hampshire, she is a rising senior at The Hartt School where she is pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre. Her conservatory credits include Kate ( The Wild Party ), Anything Goes , and Marcy ( I Love You Because ). Ana Laura is eternally grateful for her family, friends, and mentors for their endless love and support in her journey and aspirations. Find her on Instagram @analaura.santanaa
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ALANNA SAUNDERS (Sheila) s thrilled to make her Weston debut! Alanna is an NYC based actor-singer-dancer-musician-video editor & absolutely-not-professional-painter (but she loves it)-cat mom. Most recently she was in The Marvelous Wonderettes at Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Credits include: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Broadway); Scotland, PA (Roundabout); White Christmas (BTG); Clue (Papermill); Once on This Island (Pioneer Theatre); Into the Woods (Natl. tour); TV/film:
CBS’s Bull, 18 1/2 (Bugeater Films), NBC’s Peter Pan Live! (Tiger Lily) Forever grateful to her family and her fiancé Samuel. www.thesaunderscollective.com
MICHAEL SELTZER (Margaret Meade, Dance Captain) is thrilled to be returning home to Weston. He made his Broadway Debut in West Side Story as a principal cover for The Jet Boys. Previous Weston credits: Lost In Yonkers, Mamma Mia! , and Guys and Dolls . Other credits include The Muny ( Jersey Boys, Paint Your Wagon ), and Asolo Rep ( Cabaret ). Michael received his BFA in Musical Theater from The Boston Conservatory and is a member of Actors Equity Association. Much love to Susanna, Emma, Felicity, Michelle, and his family.
NADIA WILEMSKI ( Ensemble) is more than excited to be spending her first summer at Weston Theater Company! Raised in Buffalo, New York, she is now a rising senior at Marymount Manhattan College pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre. Some of her favorite past roles include Fastrada ( Pippin ), Janet Van De Graaff ( The Drowsy Chaperone ), and Whatsername ( American Idiot ). Nadia would like to thank her family, friends, and teachers who continuously shower her with love and support. She is beyond grateful for the opportunity to perform with and learn from such a talented, hard- working, and grounded group of artists. @nadia.wilemski
CREATIVE TEAM
SUSANNA GELLERT (Director, Executive Artistic Director of Weston Theater Company) is a director, artistic producer, and teacher. Prior to joining Weston, she was Associate Producer and Director of the Studio at New York’s acclaimed Theatre for a New Audience (TFANA). At TFANA, she produced shows such as Shakespeare’s Pericles directed by Sir Trevor Nunn, the world premiere of Adrienne Kennedy’s He Brought Her Heart Back In A Box , Measure for Measure directed by Simon Godwin, and award
winning productions of Thornton Wilder’s The Skin Of Our Teeth and An Octoroon by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. Prior to joining TFANA, Susanna was Artistic Producer and Resident Director at Center Stage in Baltimore where she developed the theater’s ground breaking Third Space Initiative and produced My America , which commissioned monologues by Christopher Durang, Neil LaBute, Lynn Nottage, and others. Recent directing credits in New York and Baltimore include the world premiere of Mud Blue Sky by Marisa Wegrzyn, Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley, Open the Dark Door by David Nugent, and Visiting Day by Andy Bragen. Additional directing credits include The Lacy Project by Alena Smith, You Can't Take It With You by Kaufman and Hart, John Webster’s The Duchess of Malfi , and Marat/Sade by Peter Weiss. Susanna currently teaches in the MFA Directing program at the New School and has taught at the University of Chicago, the University of Rochester, Bard College, Columbia University, and NYU. She holds degrees from Yale University, Columbia University, and the University of Chicago.
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EMMA WEISS ( Music Director) is a music director, educator, and repertoire coach from New York City. She holds an M.A in Musical Theater Music Directing from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and a B.A in Music from Skidmore College. Emma has music directed productions, concerts, and cabarets in New York at Radio City Music Hall, Feinstein’s 54 Below, Joe’s Pub, The Django, The Duplex, Rockwood Music Hall, and The Tank. She has music directed productions and classes at Cap 21, Riverdale
Country School, Horace Mann, The Dalton School, Horace Greeley High School, Applause NY, and Actors Technique NY. Her regional credits include Associate Music Director of Fun Home at The Weston Playhouse, Associate Music Director of Shout Sister Shout at Seattle Rep and two seasons music directing at Parallel 45 Theatre Company in Traverse City, Michigan. Emma is so pleased to return to Weston with this amazing cast and team.
FELICITY STIVERSON ( Choreographer) Weston choreography credits include: Ring of Fire, West Side Story, The Fantasticks, Seussical, The Phantom Tollbooth, Really Rosie, and Tenderly . Other choreography: Sense and Sensibility (Everyman Theatre), Music City Christmas (Nashville Symphony), Orpheus in the Underworld (Manhattan School of Music), West Side Story (Harbor Lights), Turandot (New Orleans Opera), The Barber of Seville (Opera San Antonio). Performing credits include the musical Hot Feet on Broadway ,
national/international tours of Candide , West Side Story , Grease , Steel Pier , and numerous regional opera and theater productions. FelicityStiverson.com
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FRANK J OLIVA (Scenic Design) is a Cuban- American Stage Designer. Recent work with Weston Playhouse, Geva Theatre, Two River Theatre, Urban Stages, Kitchen Theatre and The Cincinnati Symphony. Associate Designer on the recent Broadway productions of Hangmen, Oklahoma! , and West Side Story . Forthcoming work with Ars Nova and Cherry Lane Theatre. 2022 Opera America Director/Designer Prize recipient, 2017 Innovative Theatre Award recipient, 2018 Audelco
nominee and exhibited at the 2019 Prague Quadrennial. Executive Committee Member of Wingspace. Member of United Scenic Artists and graduate of New York University. www.FrankJOliva.com
JESSICA CRAWFORD (Costume Design) is a costume designer from New York City. She received her BFA in Theater Design & Technology at Syracuse University in 2017. Recent design credits include November (The Shed), LORDES (New Ohio Theater), and Crave (Egg & Spoon Theatre Collective). J essicaTCrawford.com
SCOTT ZIELINSKI (Lighting Design) is thrilled to be back doing INDOOR theatre! Past designs for Weston Theater Company include Ring of Fire (set and lights), The Fantasticks (set and lights) and Virginia Woolf (lights). Outside of Weston Scott has created designs for over 300 productions of theater, dance, and opera throughout the world. Upcoming projects include La Ronde for the National Theater in Prague, Trojan Women at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and the West End
production of OKLAHOMA!
CREATIVE TEAM
LEE KINNEY ( Sound Design) is a sound and music artist working in theatre, film and events. Broadway: Is This A Room . Off-Broadway: Help (The Shed); Exception to the Rule (Roundabout); Prayer For The French Republic, Morning Sun (MTC); Selling Kabul (Playwrights Horizons); Is This A Room (Vineyard); “Daddy” A Melodrama (New Group/Vineyard); Thom Pain (Signature); Sunday (Atlantic); Gnit (Theatre for a New Audience). Other projects include work with
Google, Virgin Voyages, Swing Left, The Dance Cartel and The Ghostlight Project. Awarded Outer Critics Circle Honors for Outstanding Sound Design, nominated for Lucille Lortel Award, Drama Desk Award, and Henry Hewes Design Award. thanks to kris. @thisisleekinney
LAUREN KIELE DELEON (Intimacy Director) is an American-Uruguayan intimacy director & coordinator. Lauren is a professor at Sarah Lawrence College teaching Intimacy in Performance, co-captain of Culture and Accountability and the resident intimacy director at The Fled Collective, and serves as Director of Community Education and a teaching artist at IDC Professionals. Intimacy choreography credits include BRIC, The Tank, The Kraine, Repertorio Espanol, Gural Theatre at
ART/NY, Weston Playhouse, Catskill Mountain Shakespeare, Columbia University, NYU, Sarah Lawrence College, The New School, and Queens College.
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LAURA C. NELSON (Assistant Stage Manager) is thrilled to be joining WTC for the summer! BROADWAY: An American in Paris. NATIONAL TOUR: Oklahoma!, Cats, An American in Paris . OFF-BROADWAY: Desperate Measures, Trip of Love, Around the World in 80 Days, The Hatmaker’s Wife . OTHER NYC: LCT Directors Lab, Amélie (for Berkeley Rep), A Man of No Importance (Gallery Players). REGIONAL: Everyman Theatre, Gateway Playhouse, Two River Theater, Florida Studio Theatre. ON THE HIGH SEAS: Royal Caribbean. BFA Stage Management: U of Cincinnati-CCM (2003-present) at the University of Cincinnati, CCM. Stage management experience includes Broadway & London: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest , many theatre and opera companies across the US, and over 17 productions with the Weston Theatre Company. Michele recently authored an essay dedicated to her friend, Malcolm Ewen titled, Already Calm, I’m the Stage Manager for Off Headset: Essays on Stage Management Work, Life, and Career edited by Rafael Jean and Christopher Sadler (Routledge Press, 2022). MICHELE A. KAY (Production Stage Manager) is an Associate Professor of Stage Management
JEREMY YADDAW ( Music Coordinator) is a drummer and composer based in New York City. He originated the drum book for The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical , is the creator of MusicForPodcasts.com , and serves as drum tech for David Byrne’s American Utopia and drum tech/auxiliary percussionist for the band Guster. Weston performance credits: Pregnancy Pact, 42nd Street, Peter & The Starcatcher, Mamma Mia, Fun Home, Always Patsy Cline .
ARTISTIC SERVICES
JZ CASTING (Casting) Geoff Josselson, CSA and Katja Zarolinski, CSA are New York-based casting directors, handling productions for theatre, film, and television. Recent work includes productions for Arena Stage, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Baltimore Center Stage, Cape Playhouse, Denver Center, The Irish Repertory Theatre, Merrimack Rep, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Pittsburgh CLO, Pittsburgh Public Theatre, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Round House Theatre, Studio Theatre, and Theaterworks
Hartford. For more information, please visit jz-casting.com .
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Protest, Resistance, and the AMERICAN MUSICAL
“Facing a dying nation of moving paper fantasy, Listening for the new told lies, with supreme visions of lonely tunes…”
Artists in America – musicians, writers, painters, theater makers – have a long history of using their medium as a tool for political resistance. Protest music, in particular, is a tradition as old, if not older, than our nation’s founding; spirituals and battle hymns, folks songs and
jazz standards, rap, hip-hop, and rock & roll all have laid claim to this powerful and communal art form. The theater has likewise been a home for social and political commentary since the construction of the earliest American stages. In 1967, following what is now referred to as the “golden age” of musical theater (the canon
includes shows such as Oklahoma! and My Fair Lady ), Hair revived that long standing tradition with an anti-war, pro- love rock score that took on the contemporary, youthful undercurrent of the late 1960s. TWO OF THE CREATORS Hair , Gerome Rangi and James Rado, met while performing in the same off-Broadway show in 1964. Inspired by the countercultural artistic and political movements happening around them, they devised an idea for a musical that told the semi-autobiographical story of a group of young hippies grappling with identity, love, sex, freedom, and the
mainstream political climate. They were soon connected with composer Galt MacDermot, who was, ironically, rather far removed from the hippie communities like the one in NYC’s East Village that Rangi and Rado were a part of. However, the material excited MacDermot, and the trio began their collaboration. With rock music as their vehicle and a rich history of experimental theater guiding the development of each chorus and verse, Hair wasborn.
about [what was happening] and see film clips, but you'd never experience it. We thought, 'This is happening in the streets,' and we wanted to bring it to the stage.” It wasn’t just protest music at the heart of Hair ; it was the protest itself, live and in full celebration. COMMERCIAL SUCCESS NOT ONLY solidified the viability of rock musicals, but created space for scores of future musicals that held a mirror up to American politics, serving as a cultural reckoning. Without Hair, there may have never HAIR’S
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE HAS AN UNIQUE ABILITY TO BRING US TOGETHER IN COMMUNITY. Theater demands that stories unfold in real-time, to a live audience, by fusing a variety of artistic designs into a singular, unified vision. Hair broke the mold by redefining what that vision could look like on a Broadway stage. "I'm proudest of the fact that we captured what was happening at that time," Rado said in a 2009 interview. "It was very important historically, and if we hadn't written it, there would not be any [theatrical]
b e e n Godspel l or Grease, Pippin or The Wiz, Evita, or Dream
Girls or Rent or Hamilton. Beyond a protest song, Hair paved the way for generations of artists and audiences to create small but meaningful protests night after night in theaters across America.
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