Book by Jeffrey Lane
Music & Lyrics by David Yazbek
Sept. 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 24*, 29, 30, Oct. 1*
Matinees on 24th and 1st @ 2:00
All other performances at 8 pm
Directed by Wendy Mirto
Two men compete to swindle women out of $50,000. One is a charming con man and the other an arrogant rival who believes in conning just about anyone.
The Cast
Lawrence Jameson - Mark Dixon
Freddy Benson - Dave Cura
Andre Thibault - Lew Osterhoudt
Christine Colgate - Kate Nice
Muriel - Denise Webb
Jolene/Usherette - Elizabeth Hennessey
Renee/Ensemble - Julie May
Croupier/Bell Boy 2/Conductor/Sailor 2/Ensemble - Peter Phillips
Sailor 1/Hotel Manager/Ensemble - Clem Mirto
Gerard/Nikos/Ensemble - Doug Pratt
Sophie/Ensemble - Katie Clements
Lenore/Ensemble - Kelly Murray
Ensemble - Olga Skvortsov
Bell Boy/Porter/Ensemble - Sam Pettine
The Staff
Director, Properties, Set Decoration - Wendy Mirto
Assistant Director - Clem Mirto
Music Director - Denise Wisneski
Producer - Amy Borla
Stage Manager - Linda Blystone
Choreographer - Gail Oldfield
Costumes - Debbie Young
Set/Lighting/Sound Design &Master Carpenter - Clem Mirto
Lighting Operators - Josh Gould, Marnie Herzfeld
Scenic Artists - Matt Nice & Julie May
Set Construction - Wings Wisneski, Sasha Skvortsov
Tyler Price, Nate Smith, Cast and Crew
The Orchestra
Keyboard - Denise Wisneski
Drums - Calder Adkins
Sax - John Magolan
Clarinet - Ryan Gerberich
Flute - Pat Dewald
Trumpet - Jake Sholly
Trombone - John Braun
Bass - Leah Givler
Violin - Gus Specter
Music & Lyrics by David Yazbek
Sept. 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 24*, 29, 30, Oct. 1*
Matinees on 24th and 1st @ 2:00
All other performances at 8 pm
Directed by Wendy Mirto
Two men compete to swindle women out of $50,000. One is a charming con man and the other an arrogant rival who believes in conning just about anyone.
The Cast
Lawrence Jameson - Mark Dixon
Freddy Benson - Dave Cura
Andre Thibault - Lew Osterhoudt
Christine Colgate - Kate Nice
Muriel - Denise Webb
Jolene/Usherette - Elizabeth Hennessey
Renee/Ensemble - Julie May
Croupier/Bell Boy 2/Conductor/Sailor 2/Ensemble - Peter Phillips
Sailor 1/Hotel Manager/Ensemble - Clem Mirto
Gerard/Nikos/Ensemble - Doug Pratt
Sophie/Ensemble - Katie Clements
Lenore/Ensemble - Kelly Murray
Ensemble - Olga Skvortsov
Bell Boy/Porter/Ensemble - Sam Pettine
The Staff
Director, Properties, Set Decoration - Wendy Mirto
Assistant Director - Clem Mirto
Music Director - Denise Wisneski
Producer - Amy Borla
Stage Manager - Linda Blystone
Choreographer - Gail Oldfield
Costumes - Debbie Young
Set/Lighting/Sound Design &Master Carpenter - Clem Mirto
Lighting Operators - Josh Gould, Marnie Herzfeld
Scenic Artists - Matt Nice & Julie May
Set Construction - Wings Wisneski, Sasha Skvortsov
Tyler Price, Nate Smith, Cast and Crew
The Orchestra
Keyboard - Denise Wisneski
Drums - Calder Adkins
Sax - John Magolan
Clarinet - Ryan Gerberich
Flute - Pat Dewald
Trumpet - Jake Sholly
Trombone - John Braun
Bass - Leah Givler
Violin - Gus Specter
by Moises Kaufman and
the Members of Tectonic Theater Project
Nov 3, 4, 10, 11, 12*, 17, 18, 19*
Matinees on 12th and 19th @ 2:00
All other performances at 8 pm
Directed by Cindy Schneider
Actors portray 60 interviews about the reaction to the 1998 hate crime murder of University of Wyoming gay student Matthew Shepard in Laramie, Wyoming.
Mature Themes in this production.
The cast of The Laramie Project
Jordan Catagnus
Elizabeth Hennessey
Hal Holzer
Ryan Kuhns
Caitlin Monahan
David Richman
Becky Simmers
Christa Wisneski
McGair Valois
Melissa Shaner
Karen Vossen
Tom Yenchick
Production Staff
Cindy Schneider, Director
Kelley Stanford, Director
Denise Wisneski, Producer
Linda Blystone, Stage Manager
The Cast of 1940s Radio Hour!
Biff Tom Cappelli
B.J. Jordan Catagnus
Stanley Scott Coonradt
Connie Abby Gould
Wally Tom Groves
Geneva Liana Henrie
Pops Murray Kramer
Ann Julie May
Ginger Nicole Napolitano
Neal Peter Phillips
Clifford Ron Quirk
Johnny Carey Rumpf
Lou Jeff Sherman
Production Staff
Director Greg Morton
Producer Keith Chamberlain
Co-Producer Linda Blystone
Choreographer Gail Oldfield
Music Director Denise Wisneski
Stage Manager Linda Blystone
Costumer Mercedes Kathryn Duran
Set Design Hal Holzer
The 1940’s Radio Hour
by Walton Jones
Jan. 5, 6, 7*, 12, 13, 14*, 19, 20, 21*
Matinees on 7th, 14th, and 21st @ 2:00
All other performances at 8 pm
Music, dancing and old-time sound effects mark the final holiday broadcast of the Mutual Manhattan Variety Cavalcade on the New York radio station WOV in 1942.
Biff Tom Cappelli
B.J. Jordan Catagnus
Stanley Scott Coonradt
Connie Abby Gould
Wally Tom Groves
Geneva Liana Henrie
Pops Murray Kramer
Ann Julie May
Ginger Nicole Napolitano
Neal Peter Phillips
Clifford Ron Quirk
Johnny Carey Rumpf
Lou Jeff Sherman
Production Staff
Director Greg Morton
Producer Keith Chamberlain
Co-Producer Linda Blystone
Choreographer Gail Oldfield
Music Director Denise Wisneski
Stage Manager Linda Blystone
Costumer Mercedes Kathryn Duran
Set Design Hal Holzer
The 1940’s Radio Hour
by Walton Jones
Jan. 5, 6, 7*, 12, 13, 14*, 19, 20, 21*
Matinees on 7th, 14th, and 21st @ 2:00
All other performances at 8 pm
Music, dancing and old-time sound effects mark the final holiday broadcast of the Mutual Manhattan Variety Cavalcade on the New York radio station WOV in 1942.
The Dixie Swim Club
By Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten
Feb. 23, 24, March 3, 4*, 9, 10, 11*, 16
Matinees on 4th and 11th @ 2:00
All other performances at 8 pm
Directed by Linda Mandlowitz and Nance Brown
Five Southern women, whose friendships began many years ago on their college swim team, set aside a long weekend every August to recharge those relationships.
Cast of Dixie Swim Club
Sheree Hollinger / Barbara Hannevig
Dinah Grayson / Bev Smith
Lexie Richards / Lauren Rozensky Flanagan
Jeri Neal McFeeley / Paula Larsen
Vernadette Simms / Marsha Amato-Greenspan
By Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten
Feb. 23, 24, March 3, 4*, 9, 10, 11*, 16
Matinees on 4th and 11th @ 2:00
All other performances at 8 pm
Directed by Linda Mandlowitz and Nance Brown
Five Southern women, whose friendships began many years ago on their college swim team, set aside a long weekend every August to recharge those relationships.
Cast of Dixie Swim Club
Sheree Hollinger / Barbara Hannevig
Dinah Grayson / Bev Smith
Lexie Richards / Lauren Rozensky Flanagan
Jeri Neal McFeeley / Paula Larsen
Vernadette Simms / Marsha Amato-Greenspan
Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike
by Christopher Durang
April 13, 14, 20, 21, 22*, 27, 28, 29*
Matinees on 22nd and 29th @ 2:00
All other performances at 8 pm
This humorous adaptation of Chekhov themes explores the relationships of three middle-aged single siblings during a visit by Masha, who supports the other two.
Forge Theatre and director Hal Holzer and Producer Denise Wisneski proudly announce the cast the Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike – the hilarious comedy by Christopher Durang opening April 13th at Forge.
Vanya Bryan McVeigh
Sonia Barbara Burri
Masha Julie May
Spike Ryan Henzes
Cassandra Kim Smith Knipe
Nina Lauren Kirchner / Abby Gould
by Christopher Durang
April 13, 14, 20, 21, 22*, 27, 28, 29*
Matinees on 22nd and 29th @ 2:00
All other performances at 8 pm
This humorous adaptation of Chekhov themes explores the relationships of three middle-aged single siblings during a visit by Masha, who supports the other two.
Forge Theatre and director Hal Holzer and Producer Denise Wisneski proudly announce the cast the Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike – the hilarious comedy by Christopher Durang opening April 13th at Forge.
Vanya Bryan McVeigh
Sonia Barbara Burri
Masha Julie May
Spike Ryan Henzes
Cassandra Kim Smith Knipe
Nina Lauren Kirchner / Abby Gould
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Avenue Q School Edition Music/Lyrics/Original Concept by Robert Lopez & Jeff Marx Book by Jeff Whitty June 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 17*, 22, 23, 24* Matinees on 17th and 24th @ 2:00 All other performances at 8 pm Directed by Marnie Herzfeld and Steve Reazor A coming-of-age parable, it addresses and satirizes the issues and anxieties faced when becoming an adult. This PG13 version features the same songs/storyline and lots of puppets, just slightly revised to be PG13 instead of R. Avenue Q Cast Princeton - Nathaniel Swofford Kate Monster - Janine Weiss Nicky - Brian Schwartz Rod - Stephen Fisher Brian - Ryan Edmonds Christmas Eve - Ann Kashishian Gary Coleman - Edwin Soto Trekkie Monster - Bryan Cassidy Lucy - Felicia Bryan The Bad Idea Bears - Kim Edmonds, Denise McBride Mrs. Butz - Laura Cohn Newcomer - Melanie Magolan Staff Director: Marnie Herzfeld Co-director: Steve Reazor Music Director: Stevie Tagye Stage Manager: Linda Blystone Producer and Puppet Stylist: Melanie Magolan Set, Costume and Puppet Design: Marnie Herzfeld Lighting Design: Nathaniel Swofford Accompanist and Rehearsal Pianist: Dee Kavin Set Construction: JT Grosch and John Magolan Pit Piano: Dee Kavin Keyboard 2: Stevie Tagye Reeds: John Magolan Bass: Leah Givler Percussion: Jeff Sherman |
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