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Directed by Christy Sloan and Lloyd Bolick
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Ten guilty strangers are trapped on an island. One by one they are accused of murder; one by one they start to die.
In this superlative mystery comedy statuettes of little soldier boys on the mantel of a house on an island off the coast of Devon fall to the floor and break one by one as those in the house succumb to a diabolical avenger.
In this superlative mystery comedy statuettes of little soldier boys on the mantel of a house on an island off the coast of Devon fall to the floor and break one by one as those in the house succumb to a diabolical avenger.
The Twin City Players announces its opening production of the 2015-2016 season, Agatha Christie’s fan favorite And Then There Were None, directed by Lloyd Bolick and Christy Sloan.
The cast of And Then There Were None includes Mike Johnson as Rogers, Renee Wright as Mrs. Rogers, David Goodyear as Fred Narracott, Christine Aranyos as Vera Claythorne, Steve Prouty as Philip Lombard, Jason Cope as Anthony Marston, Kraig Kirkdorfer as William Blore, Steve Hamel as General Mackenzie, Illene Nemitz as Emily Brent, Bob Myers as Sir Lawrence Wargrave and Steve Smith as Dr. Armstrong.
Assisting Bolick and Sloan are Technical Director Scott Bradford, Asst. Technical Director Caitlin Vukorpa, Stage Manager Peggy Harrington, Costumer Teresa Polasek, Properties Manager and Set Builder Jason Dobberstein, Student Director Bryce McNeil and Student Stage Manager and Asst. Costumer Ariel Higgins, Tech Crew Ian Bradford, Joel Smiedendorf and Natalie Smiy, Set BuildersTodd Evans, Bob Myers, John Taylor, Aaron Rennhack and Connie Weaver and additional Stage Crew Member Debi Robertson.
Presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.
The cast of And Then There Were None includes Mike Johnson as Rogers, Renee Wright as Mrs. Rogers, David Goodyear as Fred Narracott, Christine Aranyos as Vera Claythorne, Steve Prouty as Philip Lombard, Jason Cope as Anthony Marston, Kraig Kirkdorfer as William Blore, Steve Hamel as General Mackenzie, Illene Nemitz as Emily Brent, Bob Myers as Sir Lawrence Wargrave and Steve Smith as Dr. Armstrong.
Assisting Bolick and Sloan are Technical Director Scott Bradford, Asst. Technical Director Caitlin Vukorpa, Stage Manager Peggy Harrington, Costumer Teresa Polasek, Properties Manager and Set Builder Jason Dobberstein, Student Director Bryce McNeil and Student Stage Manager and Asst. Costumer Ariel Higgins, Tech Crew Ian Bradford, Joel Smiedendorf and Natalie Smiy, Set BuildersTodd Evans, Bob Myers, John Taylor, Aaron Rennhack and Connie Weaver and additional Stage Crew Member Debi Robertson.
Presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.
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Directed by Timothy Aranyos, Jr.
Adapted by Larry Nielsen Sponsored by: 
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Miser Ebenezer Scrooge is awakened on Christmas Eve by spirits who reveal to him his own miserable existence, what opportunities he wasted in his youth, his current cruelties, and the dire fate that awaits him if he does not change his ways.
Scrooge is faced with his own story of growing bitterness and meanness, and must decide what his own future will hold: death or redemption.
Scrooge is faced with his own story of growing bitterness and meanness, and must decide what his own future will hold: death or redemption.
The Twin City Players (TCP) announces its holiday production of the 2015-2016 season, Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, adapted by Larry Nielsen, directed by Timothy Aranyos Jr.
Based on the classic novel by Charles Dickens, this adaptation by Larry Nielsen follows the life of Ebenezer Scrooge and his journey to redeem himself. Told through the eyes of his contemporaries, after his death, we greet characters we know and love and we meet a few new ones along the way. Darkness and mystery become magic and hope in this classic tale about the power of the Spirit of Christmas.
With the goal of encouraging participation in community theater by local youth, the cast of each TCjP production includes students in grades 6-12. The cast of A Christmas Carol includes Aidan Kidd Diefenbach as Old Joe/Scrooge, Laura Simmons as Mrs. Dilber/ Christmas Past/Christmas Future, Tabitha Nelson as Charwoman/Marley’s Ghost/ Christmas Present, Noah Yardley as Customer 1/Bob Cratchit/Fan/Gent. 2/Husband, Nash Kent as Customer 2/Boy Scrooge/Fred/Sol. 1/Gent. 3/Mr. Jorkins, Emily Andrina as Customer 3/Young Scrooge/Sol. 2/Gent. 1/Guest 2, Natalie Smiy as Soloist/Guest 1/Wife/Mr. Fezziwig, Kiana Bartloff as Mrs. Fezziwig/Martha Cratchit, Antwon Johnson as Peter Cratchit/Dick Wilkins, Darien Scott as Belle/Mrs. Fred, Eirian Mzuka as Tiny Tim/Waif, Roberto Cuadra, Maddie Ostenson, Jonah Yardley and Amy Paine as Carolers/Street Families, and Ariel Higgins, Sophia Newland and Skye Scott as Carolers/Street Urchins.
Assisting Aranyos are Assistant Director Dave Goodyear, Student Director Kayla Boughner, Stage Manager Jen Ammerman, Set Designer John Taylor, Lead Set Builder Bob Myers, Costume Designer Tammy Green, Sound Designer Bryce McNeill, Lighting Designer Ian Bradford, Dramaturg Paige Smillie and Production Manager Kraig Kirkdorfer.
Based on the classic novel by Charles Dickens, this adaptation by Larry Nielsen follows the life of Ebenezer Scrooge and his journey to redeem himself. Told through the eyes of his contemporaries, after his death, we greet characters we know and love and we meet a few new ones along the way. Darkness and mystery become magic and hope in this classic tale about the power of the Spirit of Christmas.
With the goal of encouraging participation in community theater by local youth, the cast of each TCjP production includes students in grades 6-12. The cast of A Christmas Carol includes Aidan Kidd Diefenbach as Old Joe/Scrooge, Laura Simmons as Mrs. Dilber/ Christmas Past/Christmas Future, Tabitha Nelson as Charwoman/Marley’s Ghost/ Christmas Present, Noah Yardley as Customer 1/Bob Cratchit/Fan/Gent. 2/Husband, Nash Kent as Customer 2/Boy Scrooge/Fred/Sol. 1/Gent. 3/Mr. Jorkins, Emily Andrina as Customer 3/Young Scrooge/Sol. 2/Gent. 1/Guest 2, Natalie Smiy as Soloist/Guest 1/Wife/Mr. Fezziwig, Kiana Bartloff as Mrs. Fezziwig/Martha Cratchit, Antwon Johnson as Peter Cratchit/Dick Wilkins, Darien Scott as Belle/Mrs. Fred, Eirian Mzuka as Tiny Tim/Waif, Roberto Cuadra, Maddie Ostenson, Jonah Yardley and Amy Paine as Carolers/Street Families, and Ariel Higgins, Sophia Newland and Skye Scott as Carolers/Street Urchins.
Assisting Aranyos are Assistant Director Dave Goodyear, Student Director Kayla Boughner, Stage Manager Jen Ammerman, Set Designer John Taylor, Lead Set Builder Bob Myers, Costume Designer Tammy Green, Sound Designer Bryce McNeill, Lighting Designer Ian Bradford, Dramaturg Paige Smillie and Production Manager Kraig Kirkdorfer.
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Directed by Dave Goodyear & Carol Orlaske
Sponsored by: 
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A hilarious backstage farce and affectionate look into the world of theatre. When The Playhouse, a rustic New England summer theater, schedules a repertory season of Dracula, Hamlet and Charley's Aunt, comic mayhem ensues.
The Twin City Players (TCP) announces its next comedic production of the 2015-2016 season, Laughing Stock by Charles Morey, directed by David Goodyear and Carol Orlaske.
The cast of Laughing Stock includes Brett Lutz as Gordon Page, Zach Teadt as Jack Morris, Renee Wright as Susannah Huntsman, Danielle Babcock as Mary Pierre, Chase Samuelson as Tyler Taylor, Bob Myers as Vernon Volker, Bill Klein as Richfield Hawksley, Candace Onweller as Daisy Coates, Joel Smiedendorf as Craig Conlin, Kathy McAlhany as Sarah McKay, Candace Myers as Harriet (Henry) Mills, Ariel Higgins as Apprentice #1, Connie Weaver as Apprentice #2 and Michael Cooke as Apprentice #3.
Assisting Goodyear and Orlaske are Stage Director Maddie Boughner, Light and Sound Technicians Bryce McNeil and Arron Rennhack, Set Designers David Goodyear and Candace Myers, Art Designer Cindy Jakeway, Costumers Nancy Goodyear and Teresa Polasek, and Stage Construction Crew David Goodyear, Candace Myers, Aaron Rennhack, Cassandra Hora and Bob Myers.
Presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service
The cast of Laughing Stock includes Brett Lutz as Gordon Page, Zach Teadt as Jack Morris, Renee Wright as Susannah Huntsman, Danielle Babcock as Mary Pierre, Chase Samuelson as Tyler Taylor, Bob Myers as Vernon Volker, Bill Klein as Richfield Hawksley, Candace Onweller as Daisy Coates, Joel Smiedendorf as Craig Conlin, Kathy McAlhany as Sarah McKay, Candace Myers as Harriet (Henry) Mills, Ariel Higgins as Apprentice #1, Connie Weaver as Apprentice #2 and Michael Cooke as Apprentice #3.
Assisting Goodyear and Orlaske are Stage Director Maddie Boughner, Light and Sound Technicians Bryce McNeil and Arron Rennhack, Set Designers David Goodyear and Candace Myers, Art Designer Cindy Jakeway, Costumers Nancy Goodyear and Teresa Polasek, and Stage Construction Crew David Goodyear, Candace Myers, Aaron Rennhack, Cassandra Hora and Bob Myers.
Presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service
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Directed by August Garritano
Sponsored by: 
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Scout, a young girl in a quiet southern town, is about to experience the dramatic events that will affect the rest of her life. She and her brother, Jem, are being raised by their widowed father, Atticus, and by a strong-minded housekeeper, Calpurnia. Wide-eyed Scout is fascinated with the sensitively revealed people of her small town, but, from the start, there's a rumble of thunder just under the calm surface of the life here.
Director August Garritano said of the production, “This is an American literary classic. Most people read To Kill a Mockingbird in school and remember it’s a beautiful, yet somewhat haunting, tale of race relations in America. In our current political climate, I feel this piece is very relevant and timeless.”
Two casts will present To Kill a Mockingbird, each appearing in five performances. These casts include Mary Deno and Nina Koziuk as Jean Louise Finch, Alex Prouty and Steve Smith as Atticus, Malia D. and Emily A. as Scout, Rowan Clark as Jem, Asher P. and Bailey R. as Dill, Kendra Ann and Naki Yates as Calpurnia, Susan Graham as Stephanie, Samantha Houser and Kathleen Driscoll as Miss Maudie, Connie Glanzar and Beth Fanning as Mrs. Dubose, Alex Kerr and Jacob Holmes as Heck Tate, David Prouty as Walter Cunningham, Jim Richards as Bob Ewell, Coreana Frampton and Cayla Phillips as Mayella Ewell, Coreana Frampton and Cayla Phillips as Mayella Ewell, Andrew Glisson as Judge Taylor, Dave Wood as Mr. Gilmer, Craig Brent as Reverend Sykes, Christine Smith as Helen Robinson, Kendall Rogers as Tom Robinson, Steve Hamel as Boo Radley and Nathan Radley, Jacob Holmes and Chase Samuelson as Big Voice/Man and Dezahrae Burton as Kid Voice. Dezahrae Burton, Samantha Zelanock-Grove, Alanna Cookson and Gaynell Wilcher will appear as Courtroom Spectators.
Assisting Garritano are Stage Manager Debi Harris Robertson, Student Director Megan Yacobozzi, Properties Master Beth Fanning, Lighting Designer Scott Bradford, Set Designer Cassandra Hora, Lead Set Builder Bob Myers, Production Manager Nina Koziuk and Costumers Barb Klein, Sarah Nadolski with Peggy Hamel.
Produced by special arrangement with THE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY of Woodstock, Illinois.
Two casts will present To Kill a Mockingbird, each appearing in five performances. These casts include Mary Deno and Nina Koziuk as Jean Louise Finch, Alex Prouty and Steve Smith as Atticus, Malia D. and Emily A. as Scout, Rowan Clark as Jem, Asher P. and Bailey R. as Dill, Kendra Ann and Naki Yates as Calpurnia, Susan Graham as Stephanie, Samantha Houser and Kathleen Driscoll as Miss Maudie, Connie Glanzar and Beth Fanning as Mrs. Dubose, Alex Kerr and Jacob Holmes as Heck Tate, David Prouty as Walter Cunningham, Jim Richards as Bob Ewell, Coreana Frampton and Cayla Phillips as Mayella Ewell, Coreana Frampton and Cayla Phillips as Mayella Ewell, Andrew Glisson as Judge Taylor, Dave Wood as Mr. Gilmer, Craig Brent as Reverend Sykes, Christine Smith as Helen Robinson, Kendall Rogers as Tom Robinson, Steve Hamel as Boo Radley and Nathan Radley, Jacob Holmes and Chase Samuelson as Big Voice/Man and Dezahrae Burton as Kid Voice. Dezahrae Burton, Samantha Zelanock-Grove, Alanna Cookson and Gaynell Wilcher will appear as Courtroom Spectators.
Assisting Garritano are Stage Manager Debi Harris Robertson, Student Director Megan Yacobozzi, Properties Master Beth Fanning, Lighting Designer Scott Bradford, Set Designer Cassandra Hora, Lead Set Builder Bob Myers, Production Manager Nina Koziuk and Costumers Barb Klein, Sarah Nadolski with Peggy Hamel.
Produced by special arrangement with THE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY of Woodstock, Illinois.
Sound design for this production
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Directed by Paul Mow
Sponsored by: 
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Dad's an architect; Mom rushes to pack lunches and pour cereal; their daughter and son are bright, wise-cracking teens, appearing to be a typical American family. And yet their lives are anything but normal, because the mother has been battling manic depression for 16 years.
Next To Normal takes audiences into the minds and hearts of each character, presenting their family's story with love, sympathy and heart.
Post Show Discussions
May 8 & May 15
Post Show Open Mic Nights
May 7, 13 & 21
CONTENT WARNING:
This musical contains strong language and adult situations - for mature audiences only.
Next To Normal takes audiences into the minds and hearts of each character, presenting their family's story with love, sympathy and heart.
Post Show Discussions
May 8 & May 15
Post Show Open Mic Nights
May 7, 13 & 21
CONTENT WARNING:
This musical contains strong language and adult situations - for mature audiences only.
The Twin City Players (TCP) announces its next production of the 2015-2016 season, the Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize winning musical, Next to Normal, music by Tom Kitt, book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey, and directed by Paul Mow.
The cast of Next to Normal includes Meagan Francis as Diana, Josh Blair-Boger as Gabe, Joe Nolan as Dan, Lauren Kunkel as Natalie, Jake Zapor as Henry and Dan Maxon as Dr. Fine/Madden. Meredith Best George (Diana Understudy), Katie Preston (Natalie Understudy) and Jason Cope (Dr. Madden Understudy) will appear as The "Voices."
Assisting Mow are Assistant Director Donna Metz, Music Director Brent Decker, Stage Manager Daniel Breen, Technical Director Marc Van Gilder, Lighting Designer Sean Scott, Set Designers John Taylor and Daniel Breen, and Costume Designer Julie Smiy.
The May 21 production will feature understudies performing as some of the principal characters.
NEXT TO NORMAL is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
Talk Back Q&A
The Twin City Players will host a Talk Back Q&A session after the performances on Sunday, May 8 and Sunday, 15. The sessions will begin at 4:30 p.m. and feature discussions with the cast and health professionals. Bill Schnell, LLP will be our guest on May 15, and Dr. Larry Feldman and Sandy Feldman, MSW will be our guest on May 8.
Open Mic Cabaret Nights
The Twin City Players will host Open Mic Cabaret Nights after the performances on May 7, 13 and 21. Alcohol will be available at no charge, however there will be a tip jar for the provided band and a suggested fee per song.
The cast of Next to Normal includes Meagan Francis as Diana, Josh Blair-Boger as Gabe, Joe Nolan as Dan, Lauren Kunkel as Natalie, Jake Zapor as Henry and Dan Maxon as Dr. Fine/Madden. Meredith Best George (Diana Understudy), Katie Preston (Natalie Understudy) and Jason Cope (Dr. Madden Understudy) will appear as The "Voices."
Assisting Mow are Assistant Director Donna Metz, Music Director Brent Decker, Stage Manager Daniel Breen, Technical Director Marc Van Gilder, Lighting Designer Sean Scott, Set Designers John Taylor and Daniel Breen, and Costume Designer Julie Smiy.
The May 21 production will feature understudies performing as some of the principal characters.
NEXT TO NORMAL is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
Talk Back Q&A
The Twin City Players will host a Talk Back Q&A session after the performances on Sunday, May 8 and Sunday, 15. The sessions will begin at 4:30 p.m. and feature discussions with the cast and health professionals. Bill Schnell, LLP will be our guest on May 15, and Dr. Larry Feldman and Sandy Feldman, MSW will be our guest on May 8.
Open Mic Cabaret Nights
The Twin City Players will host Open Mic Cabaret Nights after the performances on May 7, 13 and 21. Alcohol will be available at no charge, however there will be a tip jar for the provided band and a suggested fee per song.
Technical equipment for this production
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Directed by Scott Bradford
Sponsored by: 
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A down-on-his-luck Broadway producer and his mild-mannered accountant come up with a scheme to produce the most notorious flop in history thereby bilking their backers out of millions of dollars. Only one thing goes awry: the show is a smash hit!
The antics of Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom as they maneuver their way fecklessly through finding a show, hiring a director, raising the money and finally going to prison for their misdeeds is a lesson in broad comic construction.
A winner of 12 Tony Awards, The Producers skewers Broadway traditions and takes no prisoners as it proudly proclaims itself an "equal opportunity offender!"
The antics of Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom as they maneuver their way fecklessly through finding a show, hiring a director, raising the money and finally going to prison for their misdeeds is a lesson in broad comic construction.
A winner of 12 Tony Awards, The Producers skewers Broadway traditions and takes no prisoners as it proudly proclaims itself an "equal opportunity offender!"
CONTENT WARNING: The musical contains adult humor and situations. Aren't you lucky!
The cast of The Producers includes Marty Golob as Max, Timothy Aranyos, Jr. as Leo, Jim Richards as Roger, Juliet Golob as Ulla, Jordan York as Franz and John Golob as Carmen Ghia. The men’s chorus includes Robert Foster, Jacob Holmes, John Rogers, Jr., Travis Russell and Nathan Salvati. The women’s chorus includes Danielle Babcock, Kiana Bartloff, Ellen Higdon, Micah Johnson, Caitlin Sampsell, Laura Simmons, Sarah Simmons and Megan Yacobozzi. Assisting Bradford are Music Director Jen Ammerman, Technical Director Marty Golob, Stage Manager Wendy Golob, Student Directors Kayla Boughner, Natalie Smiy and Ariel Higgins, Tech Crew John Golob, Maddie Boughner, Ian Bradford and Joel Smiedendorf, Costumers Julie Smiy and Reta Trux and Pianist Tami Walton, Choreographers Megan Hamel, Natalie Smiy, Juliet Golob and Micah Johnson, and Production Assistant Maureen Bradford.
THE PRODUCERS is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
The cast of The Producers includes Marty Golob as Max, Timothy Aranyos, Jr. as Leo, Jim Richards as Roger, Juliet Golob as Ulla, Jordan York as Franz and John Golob as Carmen Ghia. The men’s chorus includes Robert Foster, Jacob Holmes, John Rogers, Jr., Travis Russell and Nathan Salvati. The women’s chorus includes Danielle Babcock, Kiana Bartloff, Ellen Higdon, Micah Johnson, Caitlin Sampsell, Laura Simmons, Sarah Simmons and Megan Yacobozzi. Assisting Bradford are Music Director Jen Ammerman, Technical Director Marty Golob, Stage Manager Wendy Golob, Student Directors Kayla Boughner, Natalie Smiy and Ariel Higgins, Tech Crew John Golob, Maddie Boughner, Ian Bradford and Joel Smiedendorf, Costumers Julie Smiy and Reta Trux and Pianist Tami Walton, Choreographers Megan Hamel, Natalie Smiy, Juliet Golob and Micah Johnson, and Production Assistant Maureen Bradford.
THE PRODUCERS is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
2015 - 2016 2nd Stage
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My Big Gay Italian Funeral picks where My Big Gay Italian Wedding leaves off, at the funeral of Anthony’s father Joe. Anthony is reunited with his gay brother Peter Pinnunziato, who he hasn’t spoken to in over a decade. Family drama and crazy characters unite when everything that can possibly happen at an Italian wake certainly will!
Performance dates are August 13, 14, 15, 16, 21, 22 and 23. My Big Gay Italian Funeral is presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. |