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Original Choreographyreproduced byJamorris Rivers

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Michelle ChengCarlos Pino

Taylor ProppMeg Ford

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Fiddler on the Roof Book by Joseph Stein Music by Jerry Bock

Lyrics by Sheldon HarnickBased on on Sholem Aleichem’s stories,

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Aidan Alford (Chava) is thrilled to be a part of RMTC’s Fiddler on the Roof. Some of her favorite past productions with Red Mountain Theatre Company include: The Secret Garden (Martha), Band Geeks (Laura

Jane Kirk), The Little Mermaid (Ensemble), Les Miserables (Ensemble), 13 Alabama Ghosts and Jeffrey (Amy) and The Sound of Music (Marta Von Trapp). She will be attending Rider University this fall as a Music Theatre major. She would like to thank her loving parents for their support and, of course, her big sister.

Mea Allen (Shprintze) is an 8th grade student at Oak Mountain Middle School. Her credits include: RMTC’s School of Rock (Katie), Mary Poppins (Jane Banks), Into the Woods (the Narrator), Once Upon a Mattress

(Princess Winnifred) and as a member of the Conservatory (6 years). Mea will make her film debut this summer in the Miramax feature film - I, Tonya (scheduled release Spring 2018), and as Wendy, in EWTN’s global television series - The Donut Man. Mea would like to thank Mr. Keith, RMTC Conservatory, and her parents for her deep-seeded passion for the dramatic arts and allowing her to grow and find her own path.

Michelle Ashman (Golde) is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York and was part of the AADA Performing Company. Her musical theatre experience includes numerous plays with

Town & Gown Theatre, Summerfest (now RMTC), UAB, CCRI Players (Rhode Island), and RMTC productions of The Wizard of Oz, The Full Monty, and Sister Act. She has 15 years of formal dance training and performed in two local bands, has a BA in Mass Communications/Broadcasting from UAB and works in communications/public Relations for a local non-profit. Her two greatest accomplishments are a 22-year (and counting) marriage to an incredibly supportive, patient, and kind man (David), and the parenting of a really cool 21-year-old (Danielle).

Bonny Baker (Hodel) is from Nashville, TN and is a Musical Theatre graduate of Samford University. Some of her favorite roles include: Wind In The Willows (Ratty), On The Town (Hildy), and Nice Work If You Can Get It (Billie).

She has also been a part of The Birmingham Music Club’s productions of The Desert Song (Susan) and Die Fledermaus (Sally). Her next role will be Ariel in The Little Mermaid with Charleston Stage Company. She would like to thank her family for their continuous love and support!

Jesse Bates (Rabbi) began his professional career as a designer at Town & Gown while he was on the staff that created Summerfest. He has worked as a designer, actor, director, teacher, and past Chair of Theatre Arts at ASFA. He

was on the design team for the Jemision Theater. He has performed with RMTC, City Equity, local community and college theaters, and recently spent three summers at The Lost Colony in Manteo, NC. He received lifetime achievement and teaching awards from ASFA, Birmingham Area Theatre Alliance, and Alabama Conference of Theatre. He has also worked for years with the Southeastern Theatre Conference, serving various board and chair positions. He’s an Army vet, jazz lover, and a devotee of old radio shows. More importantly, he is a happy husband and even happier granddad to Sofia, Alex, and Nora. “Theatre is a cooperative of creative people. You may not like ‘em. but you better love ‘em.”

Jonathan Bryant (Ensemble) is a rising Junior Musical Theatre major at The University of Alabama. He is beyond thrilled to make his RMTC debut! Previous credits include: The University of Alabama’s A Chorus

Line (Mike), Young Frankenstein (Ensemble/Igor U/S), and The Prizery’s West Side Story (Riff). He would like to thank his professors at UA for their wisdom and knowledge. He would also like to thank his friends and family for all their love and support. “To God be the glory!”

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Fiddler on the Roof MUSICAL NUMBERS

Act IPrologue: Tradition — Tevye & CompanyMatchmaker — Tzeitel, Hodel & Chava

If I Were A Rich Man— Tevye Sabbath Prayer — Tevye, Golde & Company

To Life — Tevye, Lazar Wolf & CompanyTevye’s Monologue — TevyeMiracle of Miracles — Motel

The Dream — Tevye, Golde, Grandma Tzeitel, Fruma-Sarah & CompanySunrise, Sunset — Tevye, Golde, Perchik, Hodel & Company

15 min intermission

Act II Now I Have Everything — Perchik and Hodel

Tevye’s Rebuttal — TevyeDo You Love Me — Tevye & Golde

The Rumor — Yente & VillagersFar From The Home I Love — Hodel

Chava Sequence — TevyeAnatevka — Company

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Tsar: The Supreme Monarch of the Russian Empire. In 1905, Tsar Nicholas II’s reign was defined by anti-Semitism, violence, and the collapse of the Russian Empire.Prayer Shawl: The Tallit. A fringed garment traditionally worn by Jews. It has special twined and knotted fringes known as tzittzit attached to the four corners. It is usually made of wool, linen, or silk.Kopek: A Russian coin equivalent to about 13 US cents.Reb: A title or salutation for a learned Jewish man. The equivalent of calling someone “Mr”.Sabbath: The day of rest for the Jewish people. It is a time to refrain from work and come together with your family. Shabbat is observed from a few minutes before sunset on Friday evening until the appearance of three stars in the sky on Saturday night. Shabbat is ushered in by lighting candles and reciting a blessing.The Evil Eye: A curse of put on someone by glaring at them when not looking. The idea is found in some translations of the Old Testament and in rabbinic writings.Eastern Wall: The Mizrah. The wall of the Jewish Synagogue where the Rabbi and his respected dignitaries sat. The word mizrah is Hebrew for “East”.Kiev: Now the capital of the independent republic of Ukraine, but it was long considered the birthplace of the Russian Nation. At the turn of the century, Kiev was considered the most important city to the Russian Empire. Before being partly destroyed in World War II, it had a Jewish population of about 175,000.L’chaim: Hebrew. Translates to “to life!”Mazel Tov: Hebrew. Translates to “good luck!”Za vasha Zdarovia: Russian. Translates to “To your health!”Na zdrovia: Russian. Translates to “You’re welcome!”Pogrom: A riot against a minority population, particularly Jews in the Russian Empire. From 1903 to 1906, a violent wave of pogroms broke out in the Jewish settlements across Russia. It is estimated that over 2,000 Jews were killed during that time.Siberia: A vaguely defined region of Russia, usually considered to be all of Russia east of the Ural Mountains. At the turn of the 20th Century, cities and settlements developed all over the area due to the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway.Canopy (Huppah): A Jewish wedding ceremony typically occurs under a huppah, or canopy. It typically consists of a square cloth made of silk, wool, velvet, or cotton supported by four poles. The huppah symbolizes the new home that the couple will create.Petrograd: St. Petersburg. The second largest city in Russia and the Imperial capital.Passover: The Jewish springtime holiday where the people celebrate their liberation from slavery in Egypt by God.

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Barbara ObermanRobert RaifordSusan ReevesAlan RegisterCarolanne RobertsJohn SellersDavid SilversteinDavid SmithermanFrank SottosantiEmily VanlandinghamDarrell VinesJennifer Wolfe

Tommy TynesKathryn Harbert Steve CallawayKathryn Eckert

Phyllis HallChris Terrell

Linda SewellKeelie Segars

Aubrey GarrisonLinda Schultz

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Robert RaifordBob Suellentrop

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Daniel Bussey (Ensemble) is ecstatic to be returning to RMTC to share this fantastic production with you! Recent credits: James and the Giant Peach (Centipede), Einstein Is A Dummy (Constantin), and Jack And The Beanstalk (Jack) at

Birmingham Children’s Theatre. Favorite credits: Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour Krelborn), Rock of Ages (Franz), Oklahoma! (Will Parker). He currently works as a teaching artist at Birmingham Children’s Theatre and Acting Out Academy specializing in acting and improv. He thanks RMTC for giving him a magical summer and a special thanks to my ever supportive family and Neko the cat. Always dream big!

Michael W. Cleary (Ensemble) is elated to return to the stage with RMTC! He has a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Montevallo. Favorite credits include: Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Joseph),

Spamalot (Prince Herbert), The Rocky Horror Show (Brad Majors), Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (Black Fox), and A Grand Night For Singing (Martin). He would like to thank Mom, Dad, Lindsey, Jeffrey & Paige Mindock, all of his teachers, professors, mentors, colleagues, friends, and the wonderful Shelley McMoy for their love, guidance, and support. “The freedom of any society varies proportionately with the volume of its laughter” - Zero Mostel.

Caleb Clark (Constable) Recent regional credits include: Alf (Peter and the Starcatcher) at City Equity Theatre, Ladahlord (James and the Giant Peach), Shrek (Shrek the Musical) at the Alliance Theatre; Algernon (The Importance of

Being Earnest), Antonio (Illyria: A Twelfth Night Musical) and Demetrius (Midsummer Night’s Dream) at Georgia Shakespeare; Jumpy Malachi (Happy Days) and Dr. Seward (Dracula) at Ohio’s Schoenrunn Amphitheatre. Caleb also maintains an active studio of voice and acting students.

Tahauny Cleghorn (Ensemble) is a Senior Musical Theatre major at the University of Montevallo and will graduate with her BFA in December. She was recently seen in UM’s production of Heathers: The Musical (Ms Fleming) and

served as Choreographer and Assistant Director for the spring production of Godspell 2012. Many thanks to her friends and family for their constant love and support. L’chaim!

Mary Charles Culp (Bielke/Ensemble, Shprintze U/S) is finishing the 6th grade as a homeschool student and has been involved with theatre for most of her life. She has performed in Bibb County

Children’s Theatre productions for the last seven years. She is thrilled to be a part of the cast in this classic production. Her previous RMTC productions include The Little Mermaid and Dr. Dolittle JR. She would like to thank her family for their support and Mr. Keith Cromwell for his encouragement. She would also like to thank her voice teacher, Julia Jackson at The University of Montevallo’s Community School of Music, for her guidance and instruction. Isaiah 40:31.

Jeff DeGarmo (Mordcha/Ensemble) is excited to be back with RMTC for this important production! This is Jeff’s second show with RMTC, having been seen last in RMTC’s landmark production of Les Miserables.

Jeff holds a Bachelor in Vocal Performance from the University of Montevallo, where he studied with Benjamin Middaugh. Favorite roles include: Into The Woods (The Baker), The Who’s Tommy (Captain Walker), and Crossing Delancey (Sam). For the Tevye in my life and to everyone who knows him - my dad, Larry.

Don Everett Garrett (Yussel/Ensemble) has been involved in theatre and music for over 40 years as an actor, director, playwright, and choreographer. Don performed for President Ronald Reagan and Governors

George Wallace and Guy Hunt during his tenure as an Auburn University Singer. The first musical he ever wrote, Bus 29: Hollywood Bound, was originally produced by the Auburn University Department of Theatre. He has been seen in RMTC’s productions of Oliver!, The Music Man Concert, Miss Vulcan 1939, Damn Yankees, Sweeney Todd, The Sound of Music, The MLK Project, The Wedding Singer, and 42nd Street. Don has directed RMTC’s productions of Alice in Wonderland JR., School House Rock Live! JR., Seussical JR., Guys and Dolls JR., and Roald Dahl’s Willie Wonka. Don holds degrees from Auburn University and Samford University. Don is married to the lovely Lisa Adams Garrett and has two sons, Everett and Joseph.

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Ben George (Motel) is a graduate of MTSU and is thrilled to be making his RMTC debut! Some credits include: Big River (Huck Finn), Rock of Ages (Franz), James and the Giant Peach (James Trotter), Hairspray (Fender),

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Benjamin), and West Side Story (Action). He is humbled to tell this incredible story with such an amazing cast and crew. He thanks his family and friends for their love and support. Enjoy the show!

Jordan Oliver Graham (Ensemble) is proud to be in the RMTC production of Fiddler on the Roof. He is attending Point Park University in the fall and has been in the RMTC Conservatory for seven years. Previous credits

include: Dreamgirls (Ensemble), Les Miserables (Youth Ensemble), Little Women (Ensemble), Seussical JR. (Cat In The Hat), Cabaret (Ensemble), Secret Garden (Dickon) and The Little Mermaid JR. (Prince Eric). He would love to thank RMTC and especially Keith for believing in him and allowing him to live his dream every time he steps on the stage. He would also like to thank his mom and dad for believing in his dreams and ambitions. He hopes you enjoy the show, and thanks you for your contributions to this amazing program.

Regina Harbour (Grandma Tzeitel) is excited to be joining the cast and revisit this classic musical. Previous RMTC productions include: The Secret Garden (Mrs. Medlock), Oliver (Widow Corney), The Wizard of Oz

(Aunt Em), and Ensemble in Les Miserables and Annie. She has recently returned from Lancaster, Pa where she was performing as Mrs. Pearce in My Fair Lady at the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre.

Megan Hill (Tzeitel) is thrilled to be making her RMTC debut! Fiddler on the Roof is a show very close to her heart, and she is honored to be a part of such an amazing company. She is a Junior Musical Theatre

major at The University of Alabama and is from Kennesaw, GA. Previous credits include: The Real Queen of Hearts (Liz), The Marvelous Wonderettes (Missy), Cats (Grizadella), Falsettos (Cordelia), Urinetown: The Musical (Pennywise), and Little Women (Jo March). She would like to thank her family for their unconditional love and support. Instagram: @_megan_kat

Kyle Holman (Tevye) earned his degree in Theatre from TheAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts In New York City. Born and raised in Birmingham, Kyle is honored to return to RMTC in such an iconic role.

Previous Birmingham credits include: Legally Blonde (Professor Callahan), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Pharaoh), The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas (Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd), The Music Man (Harold Hill), Damn Yankees (Mr. Applegate), Rock of Ages (Dennis Dupree). He resides in Indian Springs with his lovely wife, Christina, and his beautiful stepdaughter, Jadyn. He is a full-time voice actor and has been featured in countless radio and TV commercials throughout the United States and United Kingdom for clients such as Honda, McDonald’s, and Jack Links.

Haley Holmes (Ensemble) is a Sophomore at The Donoho School. She most recently performed in RMTC’s production of School of Rock as Patty. Along with RMTC’s Legally Blonde Jr. (Margot), Secret Garden (Jane),

CharACTers Co.’s Into The Woods (Florinda), and The Donoho School’s All I Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten (Jill). She is also a drama instructor at Cheaha Creative Arts Inc. She would like to thank Lisa, Stacy, Bret, and Cindee Holmes for their love and support.

Neal Hunter Hyde (Mendel/Ensemble) is thrilled to be back for his 21st production on the RMTC stage. NY: Evita (Gallery). Regional: The Pirates of Penzance (Pirate King), Reefer Madness (Jimmy), Les Miserables

(Combefere), West Side Story (Diesel), Hello Again (Young Thing), Spamalot (Lancelot), Dollywood’s ’Twas the Night Before Christmas (Lou), The Drowsy Chaperone, Chicago, The Music Man, Godspell, The Laramie Project. TV/Film: Submissions Only (Coordinating Producer/Videographer), Sign (Asst. Director/Line Producer), The Ceiling Fan (Co-Producer), Disney’s Meet the Newsies (Videographer/Assoc. Producer), and Gavin Creel’s NOISE (Asst. Director). nealhunterhyde.com

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Presidents Circle Alison & Jim GorrieKathryn & Raymond HarbertCarolyn King EstateSusan & Dowd RitterJennifer & Mark Styslinger

Producers CircleDerry & Peter BuntingNancy & Rob BurtonLyndra & Bill DanielKim Morgan & Corbin DayGillian & Mike Goodrich

Directors CircleGail & Jeffrey BayerBarbara BrewsterMaggie & Will BrookeSteve Callaway & Keith Pennington, addt’l gift in memory of Carolyn KingJane ComerKathryn & Doug EckertBetsy FaucetteCarlo & Dianne JosephSheryl & Jon KimerlingPatty McDonaldGinger & Lane MilamGloria Narramore MoodyDianne & Bill MooneySusan & David SilversteinShannon SmithCarole & Jim WaitzmanNancy & Alan WatsonJudy Wilson, addt’l gift in memory of Carolyn King

Founders CircleLouise & John BeardTracey & Richard Bielen, in memory of Carolyn KingMelanie & Danny BowersNan BroughtonLeigh & Bobby CollierKeith Cromwell & Terry Ring*, addt’l gift in memory of Carolyn KingThe Drummond FamilyMary Anne & Michael J. FreemanPhyllis & David HallRobert Hill & Stephen DickersonNyya & John HudsonAngie Proctor Hyde & Kirk HydeLynn & Benny LaRussaKaren & Mike LucePhyllis & Charles McCraryBetty & John McMahon

Carolanne & Johnny RobertsJean ShanksSharon & Bob SuellentropSara & Logan TaylorSusan & Hugh ThomasEmily & Sean VanlandinghamJanice & Dr. Selwyn VickersShellie & Darrell Vines

Proscenium CircleJudy & Hal AbromsDr. & Mrs. Wright BatesMary Kathryn & Jack BryantBebe & Charlie BuggNanci & Steve ChazenTracy & Al CohnDenise & William DowAubrey & Jeanne GarrisonNancy & Glenn GoedeckeMaple + Gin Paper Co.Laura Flippin & Chris TerrellDrs. Rupa & Dave KitchensAnnette & Tom McLeodLisa & Charlie MillerCele & Allen MontgomeryKam & Joe PattonSusan & Lee Reeves*Karen & Alan RegisterDavid Riley & Martha EcholsLeigh RobinsonDrs. David & Linda SchultzJohn & Deborah SellersLora & Bill TerryKaren & Tommy TynesCheryl & Sam UpchurchLeslyn Davie Weathers, in honor of Sallye Davie

Ensemble CircleRoberta & Jim AtkinsonHarry H. BayerJanet Lucas Beck & Cary BeckAnsley & Mike CooleyMary Kathryn & Jim EmisonAndrea Nunes & Andre FerreiraJulie & Greg FosterLisa & Rad GainesMonica & Jeff GravelineChristy & Eric JohnsonAmy & John JohnstoneJanet & Paul KavinokySara & Kyle KinneyDr. & Mrs. Wade LamberthLois & Barry LutherKatie Bee & Seton MarshallDanielle & Phillip MorganBarbara & David Oberman

Robert Raiford & Zane RhoadesAnn & Paul RichDr. & Mrs. Randall RichardsonBee & Ed RobinsonKeelie & Scott SegarsLinda & Steve SewellFonda & Ken ShaiaSharon & J.L ShaiaDora & Sanjay SinghDr. Chandler & Jane Paris SmithDavid SmithermanKaren & Frank SottosantiAmanda & Tim VaughanNorma & Macky WarrenJennifer Wolfe & Carlos GaitanRusty & Mary Yeager

FootlightsAnonymous Donor, in memory of Carolyn KingDenise & Herbert Browder*John & Jean OliverLynette & Mark ScruggsJane S. Webb

Star Quality CircleBeth & Charles W. AllenDouglas BullockCarol W. ButlerAllison & Sándor ChekaNancy Kane Curreri & Stephen Curreri, in memory of Carolyn KingRon Cromwell*Cindy & Tim HarperAndrew Duxbury & Tommy ThompsonTeri & Geoff HamiltonJennifer & Kevin JaquessDavid Loper & Tom Barnett, addt’l gift in memory of Carolyn KingDiane & John NorthMeg & Bill NorthKaren & Joel PiassickBeth & George Smokey, in honor of Asher SmokeyAnna M. & Douglass J. Thompson

Action CircleTerri & Kevin Borie, in memory of Carolyn KingDavid BrownPaige & Todd ChambersTorrey & Armand DeKeyserErin & Dr. Michael EllerbuschStan & Sherrie Forehand

The Dress Circle Society supports RMTC’s mission through individual philanthropy and volunteerism. The commitment of these donors makes RMTC’s work possible, and we are incredibly grateful for their generosity. This listing is current for the 2016 – 2017 season as of May 12, 2017.

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

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Lynn & Tony GilesKris & Todd GlassfordKirk GriffinLinda & Mike GriggsChristine & Bill HouseStephanie & Steve HuntMartha & Chervis IsomDr. & Mrs. Mark JanichMr. & Mrs. Michael LewandowskiMaria & Coke Matthews III, in memory of Carolyn KingCarol MeddersEden MoodyMary & Patrick MorrisseyJay & Melissa PriceMark & Tara RobertsonJeanne & Mabry RogersFrancis & Margaret RushtonCarol & Tim StettheimerNan & Phil TeninbaumKelly & Bill VandiverCathy Wheeler & David Tate

Lights CircleDianne & George AdamsAnne Bell-Alford & Kirk AlfordTraci & Leland AllenJohn AmbroseSherry & Wayne BarnettBarbarann Beckett-GainesRobin & Hilton BergerDr. & Mrs. Neal BerteThe BewleysJeff Bloch & Jodi Turner BlochNancy BorkowskiMary & David BradleyLynn & Harriette BrandonMike & Jennifer BrattonKay & Paul BrooksShirley & Bob BrownDanny & Shannon BurnsLarry ButlerTracey & Dennis CameronJulie & Glenn CorleyKate & John Cotton, in memory of Carolyn KingKatherine & James CourtlandKathy & Cary CowartDenise CypressAthena & David DavidKathryn DeCola & Marie KrchakSusan & Al DesforgesLindsey & David DiazJohn & Susan EdwardsLisa & Alan Engel

Mary Guerry-Force & Richard ForceMargaret & Jamey FoxTanya Ott-Fulmore & Jason FulmoreJo Anne Funk*Ramona & Andy GraffeoLyn & Ray GrantTravis & Sarah GrappoDebra & Steven HanksDiane & Jim JenkinsHettie & Bill JohnsonBarbara & Carlton KelleyChad & Catherine KelleySusan & Barry KoretzkyCarolyn & Frank LankfordDonna K. MartinMary Lou & Milton McKissockMarilyn NashPamela E. PaustianJanet PerryShea Richardson PittsRuss & Cheryl PonderJim & Suzy PurvisMidge N. RayDavid ReeseCecilia & Phillip RobertsonSteven Rowe & Anne Marie SeibelDonna J. SlovenskyDr. Wendy & Cosmo TeresiLeia White, in memory of Christin WhitleyHarriet & Jim WilliamsMelissa & Jon WilliamsonDennis & Christi WilsonLowell Womack

Friends CircleL. AjluniJudy & Bill BakerMartha & Bob BlackMarcus BrittainMarvin & Diane BroomeDon & Maureen BrownJudy H. BrownPatrick & Amy BurchCeleste Burnum*Pat & Joe CampbellBeatty & P.A. CarmichaelValerie CaterinicchiaStelita & Leitha CheatamMartha ChitwoodGina & Paul ColeBetsy & Joe Cooper

Robert Barnes & James CraftPamela S. CriderDiana & Hugh DavisJoy DearingDana EllisMargaret & Charles FarrellMarella FedykElizabeth FoxShirley GibsonCarol & Max GodseyMarie GravesSusan & Jim GrovesJeanie GundersonVirginia & Boyce GuthrieNancy & Larry HarperRona HarperFay HartJan & Bob HengerPaul & Cyndi HodgesHeather & Jeffrey HolmesHugh Don HullKayla Jenkins & Stewart WootenLinda KickerJane KillianBeverly & Larry KrannichCarol & Roy LeethDella LynamAnne S. MartinDot McClurgKathy G. MezranoCarolyn MillerMargaux Mooney & Oliver Mooney, in honor of Bill MooneyMartha NobleBurdette Payne & Alan GarnerDenise PerkinsMarc PerlmanLaurie & John PlaceyPatricia PowellLinda PrewittLinda & Danny RhoadesSalsa Senorita brand SalsasSharon & Ron ShaddixAlice & George SingletonFarley SnowSandra & Baynard StarrLeonard SuelterCheryl & Gale TemplePatricia ThomasJo Veal TurnerJohnnie & Rich VenglikLiz & Tom Warren

*Denotes contribution to the James Hatcher Founder’s Fund

It is incredibly important to us that this list is accurate. If you find an error, please accept our apology and allow us to correct it by contacting

Whitney Bonham at Devassist@redmountaintheatre.org or 205-324-2424.

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Ella Johns (Ensemble) is in the 9th grade at the Alabama School of Fine Arts. She began her theatre career at eight years old in her first professional debut as The Child in Dracula at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. She later

performed in three additional productions at ASF including two seasons as Belinda Cratchit in A Christmas Carol and The Merry Wives of Windsor. Other favorite roles include Les Miserables (Young Corsette), The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe (Lucy), Shrek (Teen Fiona), Aladdin (Jasmine), and A Piece of My Heart (Mary Jo). 

Amy E. Johnson (Fruma-Sarah) is a graduate of the University of Montevallo and has been part of numerous productions in Birmingham and the surrounding areas. Her recent credits include: Ursula (The Little Mermaid), The

Lady of the Lake (Spamalot), Sister Mary Patrick (Sister Act), The Witch (Big Fish), Mrs. Brill (Mary Poppins), Marie Bankhead Owen (Will & Dutch: Alabama’s Legendary Bankheads), Ms. Dixon (Band Geeks), Jessie Cates (‘Night, Mother), Hair Hag/Ensemble (Les Miserables), Jack’s Mother (Into The Woods), and as a featured performer with RMTC’s Holiday Spectacular. When not performing, Amy can be found cooking, honing her voiceover artist skills, working in #socialmedia and singing in the shower…or anywhere.

Jessica Lloyd (Ensemble/Shaindel)graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts from Coker College. She is a teacher at 5678 Dance & More. Jessica’s theatre credits include: Songs For A New World, South Pacific, playing Ado

Annie in Oklahoma!, and Mrs. Banks in Mary Poppins. Jessica has also been involved in the choreography for shows including Mary Poppins and Oklahoma!. She is thrilled to be joining RMTC for the first time, and gives God all the glory. She thanks her amazing family for supporting her, and a special thank you to Curtis and Tori for being everything she needs!

Ben Lundy (Fiddler/Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of this production! He is a Senior at UAB where he has performed in A Little Night Music (Henrik), You Can’t Take It With You (Ed), Spring Awakening (Ernst), and Avenue Q (Princeton).

He has also performed in Anything Goes, Pippin, and 9 to 5 at Highlands Playhouse and as a cowboy at Tweetsie Railroad in Boone, NC.

Samuel McFatridge (Fyedka) is thrilled to be a part of Fiddler on the Roof for his debut performance at RMTC. Originally from Memphis, TN, Samuel has performed in multiple shows at a variety

of theatres. Some of his favorite credits include Les Miserables, Big Fish, Singin’ in the Rain, and The Scarlet Pimpernel (Allie award nomination). He is grateful to have this opportunity to retell this beautiful tale of family and the power of love.

Suzanne Mann (Yente) has graced the stage since her mother put her on stage when she was three. For Town & Gown Theater: lead roles were in Gypsy, My Fair Lady, Camelot, Oklahoma, South Pacific, The Best

Little Whorehouse in Texas, and her most favorite, I Do! I Do! opposite Jack, her husband of 52 years. A founding member of The Wits’ Other End Players, she’s also appeared in numerous roles at Birmingham Children’s Theatre. For Summerfest (now RMTC): Fiddler on the Roof (Golde), The Music Man (Mrs. Paroo), Damn Yankees (Meg), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Millie), and The Drowsy Chaperone (Director). Recent roles at Virginia Samford Theatre include: A Christmas Memory, To Kill A Mockingbird, Moon Over Buffalo, The Music Man, Lend Me A Tenor, and Twelfth Night. Suzanne’s performance is dedicated to the memory of the late Boots Carroll, her own personal “matchmaker” and favorite “Yente”.

JD Myers (Perchik/Nachum) is very excited to be making his RMTC debut! JD received his BFA in Musical Theatre at Samford University and is a graduate of the apprentice acting company at Serenbe Playhouse in Atlanta.

Favorite performance credits include Grease, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, On the Town, Charlotte’s Web, and Jane Eyre. Thanks to everyone at RMTC for the amazing opportunity and to all the loved ones who make being on the stage worth it. Stories change lives and glory to God!

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Grace Robbins (Ensemble, Hodel/US) is a homeschooled Junior from Selma, AL. She is thrilled to take the stage again with RMTC! Previous credits include: RMTC’s School of Rock (Ensemble) Theatre Tuscaloosa’s

The Real Queen of Hearts Ain’t Even Pretty (Cass Wilson), and several Tuscaloosa Children’s Theatre performances with her favorites being Elf JR. (Jovie) and The Wizard of Oz (Glinda). She thanks her supportive family and friends for the constant encouragement.

Mark Robertson (Ensemble, Male Character U/S) is making his RMTC debut! He is grateful to Keith and his team for the opportunity to be involved in this classic production! He has been seen in a few local theatre

productions recently, including favorites Oliver! and The Red Velvet Cake War. He would like to thank his kids, Andrew and Josie (both RMTC veterans) for the inspiration to perform. He is especially grateful to his wife Tara for managing the family at home so he could be out singing and dancing. L’Chaim!

Alyse Rosenblatt (Ensemble, Tzeitel U/S) is originally from Dallas, TX and is very excited to be in her first production at RMTC. She is a rising Junior Musical Theatre major at the University of Alabama at Birmingham where

she was recently seen in their production of A Little Night Music (Charlotte). Previous credits include: Hello, Dolly!, Footloose, Once Upon a Mattress, and Children of Eden. Many thanks to Mom, Dad, and MT19.

Jessica Roskin (Ensemble) is making her theatrcial debut (since 4th grade), and she is thrilled that it’s Fiddler on the Roof. She wants to thank Keith Cromwell for giving her the opportunity. She wants to thank

her parents, Ingrid and Howard Roskin, for nurturing her gift for music, and her husband, Alan Davis, for his patience, as he never saw her for three weeks during rehearsals and tech, except to get married to her in the middle of it. She also wants to thank her congregation for coming out to see her in the show.*

*In observance of the Sabbath, Jessica Roskin will not be performing in the Friday evening and Saturday matinee shows.

Brad Steele (Avram/Ensemble) is no stranger to the stage having performed his whole life as a singer, musician, and actor. His favorite roles include Into the Woods (Prince Charming) and Oklahoma! (Curly). He is currently traveling and singing on the road, as well as

leading Worship at Redeeming Grace Church. He is also working on his solo project, Smooth, which will debut later this year. He is completing his Business degree at Faulkner University. He is honored to be in this production and can’t wait to be back on the stage!

W. Scott Stewart (Lazar Wolf) lives on a second century farm in TN with his dogs Rufus, Moonpie, and RC. This is his RMTC debut! National Tours: How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical (Old Max). In Birmingham: Spamalot (King Arthur);Smoke on the Mountain (Rev. Oglethorpe), A

Bluegrass Christmas Carol (Haint of Christmas Right Now), The Sand Mountain Trilogy, The Dill Pickers’ Old Time Radio Show and Greater Tuna. In Nashville: Jesus Christ Superstar (Caiaphas); Pippin (Charlemagne), Big River (Pap) and Floyd Collins (Lee Collins), Les Miserables, (Bamatabois), Urinetown: The Musical (Sen. Fipp), Bonnie & Clyde (Preacher), Violet (Father), and Hairspray (Edna).

Sophie Temple (Bielke) is excited to participate in Fiddler on the Roof! Sophie is a rising sixth grader at Simmons Middle School. She has been a member of RMTC’s youth conservatory for three years and has enjoyed participating in a number of RMTC productions

including: School of Rock (Student), James and the Giant Peach (Spider), My Son Pinocchio (Boy 1, Ameliand Parent), Once Upon a Mattress (Ensemble), and Les Miserables (Young Cosette). In addition to musical theatre, Sophie plays piano, participates in Meg Deusner’s Acting Out Academy, and her school choir. She thanks her family, RMTC, and her other instructors (Kristy White) for the support, opportunities, and training.

Kasper Tillae (Ensemble) is beyond thrilled to be a part of Fiddler on the Roof with Keith! It has been her dream show since she experienced the original production as a little girl. She is an alumni of The University of Alabama with a major in Musical Theatre. She performed professionally

for the first time at age 12 and has been singing since age 2. Previous credits include: Into the Woods (Cinderella), Assassins (Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme), Romeo and Juliet (Juliet), and Anything Goes (Hope Harcourt). She is dedicating this performance of Fiddler on the Roof to any and all people of the Jewish faith or nationality that face persecution every day.

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RMTC is continually expanding our reach and impact in the Birmingham community – and even the state of Alabama. But, this growth must be fueled with fiscal stability and long-term sustainability. To that end, RMTC has established a planned giving initiative named for an incredible woman, Carolyn King, who gave generously to RMTC during her lifetime and also planned for those gifts to continue past her time on earth. She was a blessing to so many and now serves as a shining example of dedication to the generations to come. The Society that bears her name is comprised of those who have included RMTC in a will retirement plan, charitable lead trust, charitable remainder trust, or life insurance policy that contributes to RMTC upon their passing. Won’t you join these donors in planning now for RMTC’s vital work into the future? Contact RMTC’s development office for more information. If you have made those plans, please let us know. We’d be grateful to include you in the Society!

Carolyn King Legacy Society:

Phyllis & David HallDianne & Carlo Joseph

Carol MeddersRobert Raiford & Zane Rhoades

Deborah & John SellersAlan Watson

Ephraim “Epps” Tytell (Ensemble) is a student at Brookwood Forest Elementary, where he recently took part in the production of Cinderella. He proudly hails from a large family of Jewish refugees from the Soviet Union. Epps’s family had been granted asylum in the United States

due to the Soviet Union’s systemic persecution of Jews. On his father’s side, Epps comes from a long line of “Cantors” (Jewish singers) dating back many generations. Epps enjoys playing the bass guitar. He would like to thank his friend, Asher Smokey, for infecting him with the “acting bug” and teaching him all there is to know about theatre. He would also like to thank his father, who trained him in the art of theatrical improvisation.

Will Vickers (Ensemble) is humbled to be spending the summer at RMTC! Some of his favorite previous performances include Will Parker in Oklahoma!, Enjolras in Les Miserables and, J. Pierpont Finch in How to Succeed in Business Without

Really Trying. He would like to thank his mother and sister for being his biggest fans!

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Keith Cromwell (Director) is proud to have led RMTC (Summerfest) as Executive Director for the past 13 years. In his tenure with RMTC, he is credited with enhancing Birmingham’s performing arts scene while quadrupling the organization’s budget, bringing the best of Broadway to Birmingham. With nearly 30 years in the theatre industry both nationally and internationally, Keith is a member of the Broadway League and serves on the board of directors for the National Alliance for Musical Theater and that organization’s New Works Selection Committee. His directing/performing career includes numerous awards and involvement with the Actors’ Equity Association, Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, American Guild of Variety Artists, and Screen Actors Guild. He was recently awarded the National Conference for Community and Justice’s Brotherhood Award. Keith is grateful to the entire cast and crew for their hardwork in bringing this powerful piece to life.

Jamorris Rivers (Choreographer) is Director and Choreographer for AROVA Contemporary Ballet. A native of Dadeville, AL, he trained with Lynn Curtis and Mandy Moore in Opelika, AL. He trained at the Alabama School of Fine Arts summer programs and Southern Union before graduating from The University of Alabama. He has danced with Montgomery Ballet, Southern Danceworks, Alabama Ballet, and Complexions Contemporary Ballet. Jamorris has performed works by Thor Sutowski, Roger Van Fleteren, Lindsay Nelko, Jorden Morris, Twyla Tharp, Septime Weber, Robert Battle, Teri Weksler, George Balanchine, Jennifer Medina, and Dwight Rhoden. Jamorris has taught at Samford University, Birmingham-Southern College, Alabama Dance Academy, and The Dance Foundation. He attends graduate school at Hollins University’s MFA Dance program. Jamorris is an ABT® Certified Teacher, who has successfully completed the ABT® Teacher Training Intensive in Pre-Primary through Level 3 of the ABT® National Training Curriculum.

Katie Holmes (Music Director) graduated from Birmingham-Southern College with a B.A. in Theatre. She has music directed for theatre companies throughout the U.S., including Bigfork Summer Playhouse (9 to 5), Thin Air Theatre Company (You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown, My Fair Lady, and others) and Stagedoor Manor (Pippin, Bye Bye Birdie, Anything Goes, and others.) She also spent two seasons as the assistant music director at the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse. Katie is a proud graduate of the Music Direction Intensive at the Goodspeed Opera House. Favorite shows at RMTC include Next to Normal, The Little Mermaid, and Big River.

Brad Cozby (Resident Lighting Designer) has been a lighting/scenic designer and technical director for the last 12 years. He has worked across the United States as well as a short stint in Hong Kong. He has an MFA in Lighting Design from University of South Carolina and a BA in Theatre from Grand Canyon University. Some of his notable designs include: The Little Mermaid, A Streetcar Named Desire, Macbeth, Stars in the Morning Sky, and Bloody, Bloody, Andrew Jackson.

Kim Davenport (Calling Stage Manager) has stage managed over 50 productions in her tenure at RMTC. Favorites include: Les Miserables, Mary Poppins, Chicago, and Batboy: The Musical. Kim also directs and designs props. She has a beautiful daughter and puppy, along with a wonderful husband.

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PRODUCTION & DESIGN TEAMStephen Fister (Technical Director and Resident Scenic Designer) is originally from St. Louis, Missouri. Stephen has been working in theatre since his Freshman year of high school. He began his professional career at Southeast Missouri State University, where he worked on a BFA in Design/Tech and Acting/Directing with a Musical Theatre Emphasis. After moving to Birmingham in fall of 2009, Stephen initially joined the RMTC team as an over hire painter in the summer of 2010.

James Gibbs (Production Stage Manager) Jim is thrilled to be back at home in Birmingham, serving as Resident Production Stage Manager for RMTC. In his 20+ years in professional theatre, he has worked on Broadway, Off- Broadway, and London’s West End as well as numerous national and international tours of North America, United Kingdom, Australia, China, and New Zealand. His first Broadway show Dame Edna-The Royal Tour received a 2000 Tony Award. Regional credits include the California Shakespeare Festival, San Francisco’s American Conservatory Theater, Magic Theater, Theater on the Square, and the Sydney Opera House in Australia. He received a BFA in Theatre Design at the University of Montevallo and an MFA in Stage Management at the American Conservatory Theater.

Heather Hood (Head Wardrobe) Heather’s mother was a beautiful seamstress but died when she was very young. Heather’s bedroom was her sewing room, so at night, she taught herself how to use her sewing machine. She continued to sew and accidentally ended up with a degree in Costume Design and Clothing, Textiles and Design. After taking a break from theatre, moving to the beach, opening several stores, Heather moved to Birmingham and eventually landed in the costume shop at RMTC. So, here she is sewing again.

Patrick MacDonald (Sound Designer/Engineer) previously worked as the Sound Designer & Supervisor at the Adirondack Theatre Festival and the Sound Technician/A2 at Porthouse Theatre. He recently graduated from Western Kentucky University with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and a minor in Performing Arts Administration. While at WKU, Patrick served as Sound Designer/Engineer, House Manager, Event Coordinator, Master Electrician, and Projection Designer. Favorite design credits include: A Comedy of Manors, Home, Everything In It’s Place: The Life and Slimes of Marc Summers, and The Hatmaker’s Wife.

Amy Rankin (Costume Designer). I started sewing because everything I bought I had to alter. I continued to design clothing while working in corporate America, in accounting. I was offered a job to tour with an R&B artist. This led to 20+ years working in Wardrobe, touring the United States and internationally; affording me the opportunity to visit some great places and work with some awesome talent. In 2007, wanting to come off the road, I took on the challenge to costume Beauty and the Beast for RMTC. Over the ensuing years, I have cultivated my talents to evolve into the resident costume designer.

Danielle Warren (Prop Master/ Deck Manager) Danielle graduated from the University of Montevallo with a degree in Theatre. While at UM, she worked as props master on shows such as The Rocky Horror Show, Cabaret, and High Fidelity: The Musical. She is active with Montevallo Main Street Players where she is also a board member. Danielle worked as props master on the web series Bug Spoon and just recently on the film I Can’t Breathe.

Tommy Thompson (Wig Master) is proud to be the Wig Master/Hair and Make-up designer for RMTC. He began designing for RMTC in the spring of 2014 with La Cage aux Folles. Other credit include: Les Miserables, Miss Vulcan 1939, Young Frankenstein, The Wiz, Mary Poppins, The Secret Garden, Sister Act, and The Little Mermaid. He also works with the young actors in the RMTC Conservatory in the use of wigs and make –up as they develop their craft. When he is not working on a RMTC show, Mr. Thompson is the Company Manager at Opera Birmingham.

Anna AngelesRowdy Giles

Holly McClendonLauren HallEmily Harris

Vaida McGregorEllie Woods

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