CDC COMMUNITY THEATRE PRESENTS

CDC Community Theatre78 Winans Avenue

Cranford, New Jersey 07016

February 5-20, 2010

908.276.7611 www.cdctheatre.org

The Light in the Piazza

CDC COMMUNITY THEATRE

HISTORY

The Cranford Dramatic Club is the longest continuously producing community theatre in the state of New Jersey. A small group of townspeople wanted to share good the-atre with family, friends and neighbors. The first meeting took place in October 1919 and the CDC has produced shows in Cranford every year since then.

The first performance took place in Trinity Episcopal Church’s Sherlock Hall. In the 1920s, they moved to the now-defunct Cranford Casino. After World War II, many of the shows were produced at Cranford High School. In the mid 1950s, a group of CDC members decided to build their own theatre. With their names listed on the mort-gage guarantee, they began what would become the CDC Theatre, officially opening to the public in 1957.

In 1992, the theatre underwent renovation--a new front facade, new chairs, modern-ized plumbing and storage areas. In 2003, the lighting system was overhauled, add-ing a dropped ceiling, lighting instruments, and a computer-operated diming system. Fundraising efforts allowed for the addition of a handicapped-accessible bathroom in the main lobby.

The CDC is thrilled to be celebrating it’s 90th birthday with you! This season’s offer-ings include The Compleat Wrks of Shkspr, (abridged); Alice in Wonderland, a Theatre for Young Audiences’ musical, the Tony-award winning contemporary musical, The Light in the Piazza, and the recent Broadway hit, The Wedding Singer!

SUPPORTERS

The CDC’s productions are made possible through a balance of private and corporate contributions, grants, and ticket sales. Whether you choose to make an individual contribution, buy a season ticket, attend a benefit, purchase an ad, ask your employer to match a gift, or donate your personal time, you provide a great service. Every dona-tion to the CDC is vital in keeping community theatre alive in Cranford!

The Cranford Dramatic Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All contributions are tax-deductible. Donations of any amount are welcome. Donations received from 6/01/09 through 6/30/10 will be acknowledged in next season’s playbills.

Please consider discussing matching gifts with your employer. We also welcome cor-porate sponsorship, individual donations, and production underwriting. Playbill ad space is also available for the remainder of the season.

TO MAKE A DONATION or for further information, please contact:JOANNE GESCHICKTER - joanneges@comcast.net, 908-276-7611

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CDC is a proud member of the Tri-County Community Theatre Association.A consolidated performance and audition calendar for the Chester Theatre Group, Cranford

Dramatic Club, Florham Park Players, Hexagon Players, Livingston Community Players, Nutley Little Theatre, Stony Hill Players, Summit Playhouse, The Strollers and Westfield Community

Players is available at www.tricountycta.org.

Funding has been made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council of the Arts, Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment of the Arts, through a grant

administered by the Union County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs.

featuringArlene Britt Andrea Brooks Shelon Cafaro Karen Cantor

Jarrett Francavilla Lara Hayhurst Ken Magos John Merkel Kimberley Mesiti Bob Pells Justin Taylor Pollinger Jeff Price Paul Rivers

John Sechrist Gabrielle Visser Trumbull Tiffany Wilson

Producer ELIZABETH HOWARD Director JEFFREY FIORELLOMusical Director CLIFFORD PARRISH Choreographer BILLY BRISLEY

Stage Manager ROSEMARY SCHULTZ Lighting Designer MARK REILLY Costume Designer CATHY COHANE, ELIZABETH HOWARD, JEFFREY FIORELLO

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CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of appearance)

Margaret Johnson GABRIELLE VISSER TRUMBULLClara Johnson, her daughter LARA HAYHURSTFabrizio Naccarelli JEFF PRICESignor Naccarelli, Fabrizio’s father KEN MAGOSGiuseppe Naccarelli, Fabrizio’s brother JOHN SECHRISTFranca Naccarelli, Giuseppe’s wife ANDREA BROOKSSignora Naccarelli, Fabrizio’s mother KAREN CANTORRoy Johnson, Margaret’s husband PAUL RIVERSTour Guide ARLENE BRITTPriest JOHN MERKELEnsemble ARLENE BRITT, SHELON CAFARO, JARRETT FRANCAVILLA, JOHN MERKEL, KIMBERLEY MESITI, BOB PELLS, JUSTIN TAYLOR POLLINGER, TIFFANY WILSON

ORCHESTRA

Conductor CLIFFORD PARRISHPiano THOMAS RODGERSKeyboard SANDI ZIMMERMANNHarp PATRICIA TURSEViolin AMY SOTO HAMILTONCello JENNIFER GRAVENSTEINBass JASON DePOPEPercussion ERIC BORGHI

Please TURN OFF all cell phones, Blackberries, iPhones, pagers, and all other personal electronic devices. These may interfere with our professional audio and recording equipment, even when switched to “silent mode”. The use of any recording device--audio or video--and the taking of photographs, is strictly prohibited.

SYNOPSIS The Light in the Piazza began life as a novella, written by Elizabeth Spencer, a woman from the American South who had moved to, lived in and loved Italy. The Light in the Piazza was first pub-lished in The New Yorker magazine in 1960, and was later published as a short novel. Composer Adam Guettel discovered the story on the recommendation of his mother, composer Mary Rodg-ers. He told her he was looking for a love story that was not cynical, ironic or simplistic.

The Light in the Piazza takes place in Italy in the summer of 1953. Margaret Johnson the wife of an American businessman, is touring the Tuscan countryside with her daughter, Clara. While sight-seeing, Clara, a beautiful, surprisingly childish, young woman loses her hat in a sudden gust. As if guided by an unseen hand, the hat is caught by Fabrizio Naccarelli, a handsome Florentine, who returns it to Clara. This brief episode, charged with coincidence and fate, sparks an immediate and intense romance between Clara and Fabrizio. Margaret, extremely protective of her daughter, attempts to keep Clara and Fabrizio apart. As The Light in the Piazza unfolds, a secret is revealed; in addition to the cultural differences between the young lovers, Clara is not quite all that she ap-pears. Unable to suppress the truth about her daughter, Margaret is forced to reconsider not only Clara’s future, but her own hopes as well.

The Light in the Piazza tells an eternal story, totally timely and utterly timeless. It is a story about love in all its manifestations - new love, longtime love and the profound love between parents and children.

TIME & PLACE

The Light in the Piazza takes place in Florence and Rome in the summer of 1953, with occasional side trips to America.

MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT ONEOverture Statues and Stories Margaret and ClaraThe Beauty Is ClaraIl Mondo Era Vuoto FabrizioPasseggiata Fabrizio and ClaraThe Joy You Feel FrancaDividing Day MargaretHysteria Clara and MargaretSay It Somehow Clara and Fabrizio

There will be one fifteen minute intermission.

ACT TWOAiutami Fabrizio, Giuseppe, Signor Naccarelli, Franca, and Signora NaccarelliThe Light in the Piazza ClaraOctet CompanyTirade Clara Octet (Reprise) CompanyThe Beauty Is (Reprise) Margaret Let’s Walk Signor Nacarelli and Margaret Love to Me FabrizioFable Margaret

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST (in alphabetical order)

ARLENE BRITT (Tour Guide, Ensemble) last appeared on the CDC stage in 1975 as Luisa in The Fantasticks and is happy to be back at the CDC with such an amazing cast and staff. Recent credits include Mayor Matilda in All Shook Up (PIP), Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast (JCC Metrowest), Aunt March in Little Women (Chatham Playhouse), Mrs. Johnstone in Blood Broth-ers (George Street Playhouse), Fairy Godmother in Cinderella (PIP), Madame Ernestine in Little Mary Sunshine (WCP), Miss Clear Lake 1939 in The Buddy Holly Story (PIP), Mrs. Bob in Mrs. Bob Crachit’s Wild Christmas Binge (EVP). Previous favorite roles include: Maria (West Side Story), Jenny (Company), Laurey (Oklahoma), Anne (A Little Night Music), Hodel (Fiddler on the Roof). Arlene is an adjunct professor at Middlesex County College. Love to Marissa, Blase and Ron.

ANDREA BROOKS (Franca Naccarelli) is thrilled to be returning to CDC, where she was last seen in Urinetown (Hope) and Children of Eden (Afra). Seen literally all over NJ, some favorite past shows include Nine (Luisa), Side Show (Violet), Little Women (Jo), Bare (Nadia), One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (Candy). Film and TV: Remember Me starring Robert Pattinson, Step Up 3D, I Am Legend, and Six Degrees. Having spent most of the year playing scorned Italian women has made Andrea feel really lucky with what she has! Much love to her ever supportive family (even if you aren’t blood-related, you know who you are!). Up next: The Secret Garden at The Strand March 2010.

SHELON CAFARO (Ensemble) is thrilled to be back at the CDC, where she was last seen in The Trip to Bountiful. Having had a strong interest in theatre since age five, she has been busy taking act-ing and speech classes. Shelon is honored to be part of such a wonderful production and able to pursue her dream. Thanks to the cast, crew and especially her family and friends for all their love and support.

KAREN CANTOR (Signora Naccarelli) Professional credits include: Gloria/Venus (One Touch of Venus; Goodspeed), Luisa (The Fantasticks; Miami Opera), Susan (The Desert Song; Tour w/ Ron Raines), Mistress (Evita; Westchester Broadway w/ Carolee Carmello), Starting Here, Starting Now (Cayman Islands National Theatre). Concert: West Side Story (Caramoor), Cunegonde (Candide; Michigan’s Midland Center). TV: Katie (All My Children). Local credits include: Lilian LaFleur (Nine; Chester); Alaura/Carla (City of Angels; Chatham), various Gilbert & Sullivan sopranos (Ridge Light, Stony Hill); Together and Apart (South Mountain). Writing/Directing credits: Gershwin, Kern, Rod-gers Cabarets (Ridge Light); Broadway Broads (Dir, South Mountain); Rocky Horror (Asst Dir; South Mountain); It’s a Wonderful Life (Dir; South Mountain). Karen teaches classes in musical theatre and audition preparation at The Performing Arts Conservatory at Elefante Music in New Provi-dence. Thanks to Jeff, Cliff, and all the great folks at CDC! Karen’s favorite role is Mom to the best kids in the world!

LARA HAYHURST (Clara Johnson) is thrilled to be part of this beautiful show. BFA Musical Theatre, Pace University NYC. Natl. Tour: Bye Bye Birdie (Kim MacAfee). Favorite Regional: The Sound of Music (Liesl), Showboat (Magnolia), Grease (Sandy), Urinetown (Hope). NYC: Hatching (‘09 Fringe Festival). Thanks to CDC for having the courage to do new and rewarding pieces like Piazza, and to the wonderful cast and crew for their hard work and support. The beauty is you, T.

KEN MAGOS (Signor Naccarelli) makes his CDC debut with TLITP. A former opera singer, he has been seen on professional stages throughout the US and Italy in productions of Carmen, Aida, Samson et Dalila, La Fanciulla del West, Taming of the Shrew, Maskerade, Il Turco in Italia, Boris Go-dunov, and Werther, among others. Regional theatre highlights include Follies (Ben), My Fair Lady (Freddy), Footloose (Rev. Shaw), Sunday...George (Soldier/Lee Randolph, George u/s), Boys from Syracuse (Antipholus of Syracuse). He most recently directed SMTW’s Rocky Horror and A Little Night Music, as well as MOC’s The Mikado. A frequent musical director, he has led productions of Miss Saigon, The Sound of Music, Rent, and Urinetown. Founder and General Director of South Mountain TheaterWorks in Summit, NJ, he will direct the company’s upcoming production of Rent (4/10). He teaches voice privately from studios in Maplewood and NYC.

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WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST

KIMBERLEY MESITI (Ensemble) is excited to making her CDC debut, and to be here with an old stage comrade, Jeff Fiorello! Returning from a theatrical hiatus to pursue other aspects of her vocal career, including some cabaret work and classical/choral endeavors, Kim is glad to be back! Previous roles include Mrs. Potts (Beauty and the Beast) and Narrator (Joseph...Dream-coat) at the New London Barn Playhouse in NH. Other favorites include Violet (Side Show) and The Baker’s Wife (Into the Woods) under the direction of Bob Cline, Generation Soloist (Children of Eden) with Gary John LaRosa, Mary Magdalene (JCS), The Witch (Into the Woods) and Mrs. Walker (The Who’s Tommy). Kim would like to thank Jeff for the opportunity to return to the stage, the cast for being so wonderful and talented, and especially Andy, whose love and sup-port she thanks God for every day!

BOB PELLS (Ensemble) is happy to be back “on the boards” after a few years break. He has been a CDC member for 45 years, and a past CDC president. Over the years he has been in or directed over 60 productions, most recently To Kill a Mockingbird and The Crucible. Working the box office occupied much of his time for more years than he can count. In addition, he was fortunate to work in four shows at PAC and area dinner theatres. “Thanks to Jeff and Liz for letting me get my feet wet again.”

JUSTIN TAYLOR POLLINGER (Ensemble) is ecstatic to be part of this wonderful production. He is happy to make his CDC debut and to share the stage with such an amazingly talented cast. Justin currently attends Middlesex County College and hopes to transfer to MSM next fall, to major in Opera Performance. Justin has studied classical voice for six years and currently studies with Katherine Wessinger of Highland Park. Favorite roles include Gangster/Havana Dancer et al (Guys and Dolls; Playhouse 22), Pan/Bud/Daisy (Bat Boy), General Tom Thumb (Barnum), Mingo (Crazy for You). Justin was also a featured soloist in an opera scenes concert (SBK Studios). Justin directs A Capella Choir of Middlesex County College. With his choir, he can be seen next at Carnegie Hall in Eric Whitacre’s new opera, Paradise Lost. Justin would like to thank the cast and crew for such a fun and stress-free rehearsal process! “Break a leg!”

JEFF PRICE (Fabrizio Naccarelli) marks his first appearance on the CDC stage with Piazza. Past roles include Jack (Into the Woods), Archibald Craven (The Secret Garden), Doody (Grease), Fred-rick (Pirates of Penzance), and The Starving Artist production of Summer Summer. He was also the Company Manager for the McCarter Theatre for 11 seasons. Many thanks to Jeffrey, Liz, Rosemary and Cliff for this opportunity and for their tremendous work on this show. To the cast...you’re amazing.

PAUL RIVERS (Roy Johnson) is glad to be back on stage in NJ Community Theatre after a 3 year break. Favorite past roles include Utterson (Jekly and Hyde), Ray Dooley (Beauty Queen of Leen-anne), and Bill Sykes (Oliver). Paul would like to thank Jeff for asking him to fill this role at a time when he was itching for something to do. Paul has been infected with the acting bug again and intends to be in many more future NJ theatre productions.

JOHN SECHRIST (Giuseppe Naccarelli) is excited to be performing for the first time with CDC! John has performed with Ann Reinking in The Lab production of Cabaret as The Emcee, and has performed opposite Jennifer Hudson in Hercules: The MUSE-ical. His Off-Broadway credits include The Naked Maid, Naked Boys Singing, Rocket, and Redhook. His other credits include Edward Lyons (Blood Brothers; Nena and CPCC), Tom Collins (RENT), Leading Player (Pippin), Antipholus of Ephesus (Comedy of Errors), Skimbleshanks (Cats), Billy Lawlor (42nd Street), Claude (Hair), and the Nutcracker Prince (Nutcracker; Tallahassee Ballet). Matthew...Ti amo! Aishiteru! Je t’aime!

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST & CREW

GABRIELLE VISSER TRUMBULL (Margaret Johnson) is thrilled to be making her CDC debut with this brilliant company of actors and outstanding creative team! She is a veteran theatre and cabaret performer with regional and NYC credits including The Full Monty, Media Theater (Vicki); Guys & Dolls, Key West Pops (Sarah); 42nd Street, Bucks County Playhouse (Dorothy Brock); The Goodbye Girl, Off-Broadstreet Theatre (Paula); Hell’s Kitchen, the Musical, Off-off Broadway, and Ragtime, The King and I, Maine State Music Theater. Locally, she has appeared in numerous pro-ductions with many companies. Favorite roles include Mother (Ragtime; PIP and MOC), Trina (Falsettos; 4th Wall Theater Under the Stars), Marion (The Music Man; Cranford Rep), Magnolia (Showboat; MOC), Betty Blake (Will Rogers Follies; Allegro), and Margaret Johnson in the NJ debut of The Light in the Piazza (Battery Factory Theatre). Thanks to Jeff, Cliff and everyone at CDC for this incredible experience!

TIFFANY WILSON (Ensemble) joined CDC as a member of the cast of Godspell in 2000 and hasn’t left. She appeared in various CDC productions over the last ten years including Oklahoma!, To Kill a Mockingbird, Kiss Me Kate and South Pacific, just to name a few. In 2009, she appeared in A Piece of My Heart (Steele) and in The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later with Circle Players. Tiffany is an Assistant Prosecutor for Union County. In her “free time” she is the President of the Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey and sings in her church choir. She is thrilled to be back on stage at the CDC.

ELIZABETH HOWARD (Producer, Costume Designer) serves the CDC Theatre as Production Vice President and has produced many shows during her many years with the CDC. In addition, she has been consistently involved in numerous backstage capacities such as costuming, props, etc. and has appeared on stage in The Most Happy Fella, Solid Gold Cadillac, and many Children’s The-atre productions. She would like to thank the production staff, especially Jeff, for their support and dedication on this amazing show. Liz thanks her CDC Girls for their endless friendship and support! Most importantly, she would like to thank her family, especially her daughter, Sandy, for putting up with the endless hours she spends at the theatre and away from home.

JEFFREY FIORELLO (Director, Costume Designer) is excited to be back at the CDC, where he previously directed Summer of ‘42 and Jesus Christ Superstar. Elsewhere, Jeffrey has directed such productions as Footloose, Fiddler on the Roof, Joseph...Dreamcoat, Oliver, Peter Pan, Big, Steel Magnolias, Starmites, Chess, Baby, and Closer Than Ever, to name a few. He also assistant directed and choreographed Nine for Chester Community Theatre, where he will direct Triumph of Love in May. Jeffrey also performs. CDC audiences may remember Jeff as Bill (Kiss Me Kate) and from Smokey Joe’s Cafe. Other favorite stage roles include the title roles in Pippin and Jekyll & Hyde, Robbie (Man of No Importance), Josh (Big), Anthony (Sweeney Todd), Cain (Children of Eden), Jack (Into the Woods), Hero (...Forum), Eddie (Blood Brothers), Dominique (The Baker’s Wife), and most recently as Mark (RENT) with NENA. By day, Jeffrey is a lawyer with Feldman & Fiorello in Wayne. Jeff would like to thank his friends and family for their love and support, the cast and crew for their hard work and dedication to this project; Liz, Clifford, Rosemary and Billy for all their help and vision, and the CDC Theatre for trusting him with this production.

CLIFFORD PARRISH (Musical Director) makes his debut with CDC. This fall, he served as MD for My Favorite Year at the Barn Theater, where he also led music for Company, Me and My Girl, and A Grand Night for Singing. As both Director and Music Director, he recently staged Nine (asst by Jeffrey Fiorello) for Chester Theater Group, as well as 1776 (NJACT Perry Awards for Dir and MD), Illyria, A Man of No Importance, Sweeney Todd (ACT and Bigbee Awards for MD), Working and The Fantasticks. Numerous shows as MD for CTG include The World Goes Round, Follies, The Mys-tery of Edwin Drood, A Little Night Music, How to Succeed..., Is There Life After HS. For Gill Saint Bernard’s Players: She Loves Me and The Secret Garden (ACT Noms). For Chatham Players: Peter Pan and Forum. He taught music and directed shows at Villa Walsh Academy for six years. A resident of Bernardsville, Cliff is MD for Stanley Congregational Church, United Church of Christ in Chatham, and is on the faculty of Fairleigh Dickinson University. BME: Jacksonville University in Florida. MM: Westminster Choir College in Princeton.

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BILLY BRISLEY (Choreographer) is very happy to be a part of the CDC’s production of Piazza and to be working with such a talented cast. He only wishes there were more choreography in the show. His work was last seen at the Barn Theatre’s productions of Summer of ‘42, Grand Night for Singing, Side Show, and Company, to name a few. When he is not choreographing, he is performing. You may have seen him in the Barn Theatre’s productions of My Favorite Year, The Most Happy Fella, Ragtime, The Bad Seed, Me and My Girl, and Crazy For You. He has also performed with the Chester Theatre Group in the Perry Award-winning musicals, The Baker’s Wife and Blood Brothers. After singing and dancing professionally for nine years with stars such as Suzanne Sommers, Debbie Reynolds, Juliet Prowse and Charo, Billy now works as a graphic designer and massage therapist. He would like to thank Jeff, Cliff and the cast and crew for all their hard work on this production.

ROSEMARY SCHULTZ (Stage Manager) is enjoying her 3rd year as CDC’s President of the Board of Governors. Her favorite shows working as stage manager have been Children of Eden, Jesus Christ Superstar, Proof, and High School Musical. She has also enjoyed her small onstage roles as Margaret Pevensie in Narnia, a waiter in Smokey Joe’s Cafe, and Martha Corey in The Crucible. Thanks to everyone at CDC for keeping community theatre alive!

MARK REILLY (Lighting Design) Previous shows for CDC Theatre: Peter Pan, Urinetown (NJACT Nom), Oklahoma!, To Kill a Mockingbird (NJACT Nom), Summer of ‘42 (NJACT Nom), Children of Eden (NJACT Award), Aida, Jesus Christ Superstar, Noises Off!, Into the Woods, The Theater Project, Open Admissions, The Lady in Question, Irma Vep, Top Girls and Pterodactyls; The Wave at OAS. Damn Yankees, Carousel, Pirates of Penzance and Crazy for You (NJACT Nom) at South Plainfield Summer Drama Workshop. West Side Story, Sniper, and Jekyll & Hyde (NJACT Nom) for Phoenix Productions; and Little Shop of Horrors for Chatham Playhouse. Laser show credits include The Empire State Winter Games in Lake Placid 2002-2004 and 2006-2008; Opening days for the Philadelphia Flyers and NJ Nets; Opsail 2000, the Ultimate Fighting Championship Tour, and Tinkerbell at CDC.

MARC CHANDLER (Set Design) is a long time member of the CDC Theatre, both on and off stage. His many set designs include Arsenic and Old Lace, Godspell (Perry Award nom), Kiss Me Kate, The Sound of Music, Lost in Yonkers and The Trip to Bountiful (Perry Award nom). Some of his favorite acting roles were Lazur Wolfe (Fiddler on the Roof) and Teddy (Arsenic and Old Lace).

TERRY SCHULTZ (Technical Advisor, Set Construction) is a 12-year member of CDC, who also serves as Buildings and Grounds Chair. He has headed up CDC’s set construction for the last several years and is involved in all technical aspects of production. He coordinated the design and major renovations to the CDC Community Theatre in 2003. Terry is a retired United Airlines aircraft mechanic.

Congratulations, CDC!Here’s to 90 more!

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THE PRODUCTION TEAM & STAFF

Producer ELIZABETH HOWARDDirector JEFFREY FIORELLOMusical Director CLIFFORD PARRISHChoreographer BILLY BRISLEYStage Manager ROSEMARY SCHULTZLighting Design MARK REILLYLighting Crew JOHN DURYEE*, MATT BINKOWITZ, BILL CHAMIS, DAVID FREY, JACK FREY, JOHN MERKEL, MAURICE MORAN, JOYCE OWEN, JOSEPH PISCIOTTA, NICK ROMANO, TERRY SCHULTZSound Design AUDIO, INC.Set Design MARC CHANDLERTechnical Advisor TERRY SCHULTZSet Construction TERRY SCHULTZ*, JIM RUFF, MARC CHANDLERPainting Crew CRICKET & CARLOS CARDOZO, MIKE MARCUS, SUSANNAH ARNOLD, MICHAEL ARNOLD, GERDA CZYBORRA, MARC CHANDLERCostume Design CATHY COHANE, ELIZABETH HOWARD, JEFFREY FIORELLODressmakers & Alterations CATHY COHANE, MADGE WITTEL, BETTY CARDOZO, PEG RUFFProps JUDI CHANDLERBackstage Crew SUSAN SCHNITZER, TERESA NATIVIDAD, MARK DOUCHES, STEVEN DOUCHESHeadshots, Playbill PATRICIA P. PINEDAUshers ANJANETTE VALIANTE*, JIM FINNEGAN, JIM & PEG RUFF, PETER CLARK, GERDA CZYBORRA, MARILYN VICE, JOANNE & CHRIS GESCHICKTER, FRANK KRAUSE, FRAN MASSA, CRICKET CARDOZO, ALAN GERSHENSON, ALISSA VALIANTE, SAUL FERN, PHYLLIS BARMAK, KATE PINDILLI, SUE & KEN EISENBERG, MIKE & SUE MARCUS, LISA SALWAY, PAUL PERRY, JOEL REDMOUNT, RICHARD ZIELSKI, KEN & MARY WEBB, MARISSA SALWAY, CATHY COHANE, LINDA GIUDITTA, LESLIE RICCILobby Sales CATHY COHANE, AVI HAMEIRI, SUE CHANDLER, CHRIS & JOANNE GESHICKTER, FRAN MASSA, BARBARA KRAUSS, ELSA HAHN, ANN WEEKS, RUSSELL PARRY, SUE & MIKE MARCUS, SANDY HOWARD, JENN LOVE50/50 Team Committee MICHAEL & SUSANNAH ARNOLD, CARLOS & CRICKET CARDOZO, KAREN CHAMIS, FRANK CYZBORRA, COLLEEN KRAFT

SPECIAL THANKS TO SCARAMOUCHE COSTUMES, OLIVIA CHANDLER, MATTHEW GONCALVES,

SANDY HOWARD, STANLEY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, JENN LOVE, CHESTER THEATRE GROUP, AND CHATHAM PLAYERS

...and to anyone whose name we left out, we thank you for everything you do!

CDC OFFICERSPresident ROSEMARY SCHULTZBusiness Vice President JOANNE GESCHICKTERProduction Vice President ELIZABETH HOWARDMembership Vice President BILL CHAMISRecording Secretary MADGE WITTELCorresponding Secretary CATHY COHANETreasurer JOHN DURYEE

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