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AUGUST 16 - SEPTEMBER 10, 2017THE PRODUCERS is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 | Phone: 212-541-4684 | Fax: 212-397-4684

www.MTIShows.com* Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

BILL HANNEYOwner and Producer

KEVIN P. HILLProducing Artistic Director

Presents

Scenic DesignKYLE DIXON

Costumes Based on Original Designs byWILLIAM IVEY LONG

Lighting DesignJOSE SANTIAGO

Sound DesignMICHAEL HYDE

Hair and Wig DesignMICHAEL DATES

General ManagerTOM SENTER

Production Stage ManagerKATE L. FERDINANDI*

Associate ProducerTHOM WARREN

Music DirectionANDREW SMITHSON

Original Direction and Choreography Recreated byBRAD MUSGROVE

StarringJOEL BRIEL* RICHARD LAFLEUR

SABRINA HARPER* LIAM JOHNSON STUART MARLAND* A.G. PARKS*

KARMEN BLESSING ASHLEY CAIN MARIE EIFE HANNAH FAIRMANJULIA FEELEY TASHA HEGGEM JEFFREY EUGENE JOHNSON RYAN KOERBER

AMY LAVIOLETTE JIMMY LEWIS KEELEY MCCORMICK MATTHEW PASHLEY ROLAND MICHAEL PERRIE, JR. EMMA PITTMAN TONY PRACEK ANDREW TIGHE

Music and Lyrics byMEL BROOKS

Book byMEL BROOKS & THOMAS MEEHAN

Original Direction and Choregraphy bySUSAN STROMAN

By special arrangement with StudioCanal

CAST OF CHARACTERS(in order of appearance)

The Usherettes ................................................................................ HANNAH FAIRMAN, EMMA PITTMAN Max Bialystock .......................................................................................................................................... JOEL BRIEL*Leo Bloom .................................................................................................................................... RICHARD LAFLEURHold-me Touch-me .................................................................................................................... MARIE EIFEMr. Marks .......................................................................................................................................... JIMMY LEWISFranz Liebkind ............................................................................................................................................ A.G. PARKS*Carmen Ghia ................................................................................................................................... LIAM JOHNSONRoger De Bris ........................................................................................................................... STUART MARLAND*Bryan ...................................................................................................................................... MICHAEL PERRIE, JR.Kevin ............................................................................................................................................................. JIMMY LEWISScott ....................................................................................................................... MATTHEW PASHLEY ROLANDShirley ....................................................................................................................................................... ASHLEY CAINSabu .................................................................................................................................................... RYAN KOERBERUlla ................................................................................................................................................... SABRINA HARPER*Jack Lepidus ............................................................................................................................................ JIMMY LEWISDonald Dinsmore .......................................................................................... MATTHEW PASHLEY ROLANDJason Green ....................................................................................................................... MICHAEL PERRIE, JR.Lead Tenor .......................................................................................................................................... ANDREW TIGHESergeant ............................................................................................................................... MICHAEL PERRIE, JR.O’Rourke .............................................................................................................. MATTHEW PASHLEY ROLANDO’Riley ............................................................................................................................................... RYAN KOERBERO’Houllihan ....................................................................................................... JEFFREY EUGENE JOHNSONGuard ......................................................................................................................................................... TONY PRACEKBailiff .......................................................................................................................................................... TONY PRACEKJudge ..................................................................................................................................... MICHAEL PERRIE, JR.Foreman of Jury ................................................................................................................................... ASHLEY CAINTrustee ................................................................................................................................... MICHAEL PERRIE, JR.Ensemble ................................................................. KARMEN BLESSING, ASHLEY CAIN, MARIE EIFE,

HANNAH FAIRMAN, JULIA FEELEY, TASHA HEGGEM, JEFFREY JOHNSON II, RYAN KOERBER, AMY LAVIOLETTE,

JIMMY LEWIS, KEELEY MCCORMICK, MATTHEW PASHLEY ROLAND,MICHAEL PERRIE, JR., EMMA PITTMAN, TONY PRACEK, ANDREW TIGHE

UNDERSTUDIES Understudies are never substituted for listed performers unless aspecific announcement is made at the time of the performance.

Understudy for: Max, Franz, Roger - JIMMY LEWIS; Leo - MICHAEL PERRIE, JR.;Carmen -MATTHEW PASHLEY ROLAND; Ulla - KARMEN BLESSING; Tenor - TONY PRACEK

Production Stage Manager - KATE L. FERDINANDI*Assistant Stage Manager - SARA SHEETS *

Dance Captain - SABRINA HARPER*

* Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States

ORCHESTRAConductor & Keyboard ................................................................................................. ANDREW SMITHSON2nd Keyboard ............................................................................................................................. ASHER DENBURGViolin ............................................................................................................................................................... RIKA IKEDABass ...................................................................................................... SEAN MURPHY, BRIAN GROCHOWSKIPiccolo, Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Bass Clarinet .................... BILL VINT, RICH MARCHETTITrumpet ............................................................................................................................... CHRISTIAN MARREROTrombone ........................................................................................................................................... JEFFREY HOYERDrums, Percussion .......................................................................................................................... MIKE SARTINI

SCENES & MUSICAL NUMBERSACT ONE

New York, 1959Scene 1: Shubert Alley "Opening Night" ...................................................................................................................... The Ensemble "The King of Broadway" ................................................................................................. Max & Ensemble Scene 2: Max’s Office, June 16, 1959 "We Can Do It" ................................................................................................................................ Max & Leo Scene 3: The Chambers Street Offices of Whitehall and Marks "I Wanna Be A Producer" .............................................................................. Leo & The Accountants Scene 4: Max’s Office, Early The Following Morning "I Wanna Be A Producer" (Reprise) .................................................................................... Leo & MaxScene 5: The Rooftop of a Greenwich Village Apartment Building "In Old Bavaria" ............................................................................................................................................ Franz "Der Guten Tag Hop Clop" ............................................................................................ Franz, Max, Leo Scene 6: The Living Room of Renowned Theatrical Director Roger De Bris’ Ele-gant Upper East Side Townhouse on a Sunny Tuesday Afternoon in June "Keep It Gay” ...................................... Roger, Carmen, Bryan, Kevin, Scott, Shirley, Max, Leo Scene 7: Max’s Office"When You Got It, Flaunt It" .................................................................................................................... Ulla Scene 8: Little Old Lady Land "Along Came Bialy" ................................................................................................ Max, Little Old Ladies "Act One Finale" ................................................................ Max, Leo, Franz, Ulla, Roger, Carmen,

Bryan, Kevin, Scott, Shirley, Ensemble

ACT TWOScene 1: Max’s Office, Late Morning, a Few Weeks Later"That Face" ................................................................................................................................... Leo, Ulla, Max Scene 2: The Bare Stage of a Broadway Theatre "Haben Sie Gehort Das Deutsche Band?" ................................................................ Jason, Franz Scene 3: Shubert Alley "Opening Night" (Reprise) ................................................................................................ The Usherettes "You Never Say ‘Good Luck’ On Opening Night" ....... Roger, Max, , Carmen, Franz, Leo Scene 4: The Stage of The Shubert Theatre "Springtime For Hitler" ...................................................... Lead Tenor, Roger, Ulla, Ensemble Scene 5: Max’s Office, Later That Night "Where Did We Go Right?" .......................................................................................................... Max, Leo Scene 6: The Holding Cell of a New York Courthouse, Ten Days Later. "Betrayed" ......................................................................................................................................................... Max Scene 7: A New York Courtroom "‘Til Him" ................................................................................................................................................. Leo, Max Scene 8: Sing Sing "Prisoners Of Love" ................................................................... Max, Leo, Franz, and The Convicts Scene 9: The Stage of The Shubert Theatre "Prisoners Of Love" (continued) ..................................................... Roger, Ulla, The Ensemble Scene 10: Shubert Alley "Leo and Max" ...................................................................................................................................... Leo, Max Curtain Call "Goodbye!" ................................................................................................................................. The Company

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTJOEL BRIEL* (Max Bi-alystock) A 10-yearveteran, Broadwaycast of Cats. Joel hasappeared Off (andOff-off-) B’way and onthe New York Cabaretscene. Regional char-

acter leads include Peron (Evita -cover, National Tour); Tevye (Fid-dler on the Roof); Albin (La Cageaux Folles); Tateh (Ragtime);Doolittle (My Fair Lady); Mushnik(Little Shop of Horrors); HerrSchultz (Cabaret); Harold (The FullMonty); Captain Smith (Titanic);Murray (It Shoulda Been You); Che(Evita); Berger (Hair); Seymour (Lit-tle Shop of Horrors); Jesus (JesusChrist Superstar); Motel (Fiddleron the Roof, starring TheodoreBikel). Favorite roles include Char-lie (Merrily We Roll Along - work-shopped with StephenSondheim), and George (Sundayin the Park with George - AZ Pre-miere). Proud member, Actors’Equity Association.

RICHARD LAFLEUR(Leo Bloom) is thrilledto be making hisTBTS debut and to bestepping back intoLeo’s shoes. Richardhails from Montreal,Canada and trained

both at AMDA NYC and holds hisMFA in Acting from the BristolOld Vic Theatre School in the UK.National Tours: The Producers asLeo Bloom, (Upcoming) Cabaretas Ernst Ludwig. Regional: Em-mett in Legally Blonde (7 AngelsTheatre, CT), Oscar Lindquist inSweet Charity (Broward StageDoor Theatre, FL) , Valentine inTheTwo Gentlemen Of Verona andAntipholus of Syracuse in TheComedy Of Errors (Shakespeareon the Shoreline, CT). Love andThanks to my wonderful parents,Christian Fletcher, and my AnneMarie. www.RichardLafleur.com

SABRINA HARPER*(Ulla, Dance Captain)is thrilled to bespending her firstsummer at TBTS per-forming again in oneof her favorite musi-cals. Broadway: Pip-

pin (Swing, u/s perf. Fastrada,Berthe, Catherine), National/ In-ternational Tour: Pippin (Fastrada,u/s perf. Leading Player, Berthe),European Credits: 9 to 5 (JudyBernly), Chicago (Roxie), A ChorusLine (Cassie), The Producers (Ush-erette, u/s perf. Ulla), 42nd Street(Anytime Annie, u/s perf. PeggySawyer), Marilyn the Musical (Mar-ilyn Monroe), Man Of La Mancha(Antonia), Three Musketeers(Swing, u/s perf. Queen Anna),Romeo & Juliet (u/s perf. Lady Ca-pulet, Lady Montague), The Phan-tom of the Opera (Meg Giry). Castrecordings: “Pippin” (Broadway),“Romeo & Juliet” (Vienna Cast),“The Producers” (Vienna Cast),Choreography: School of Rock (NoSquare Theater, CA.) Love to mymom & my husband rb.www.sabrinaharper.com

LIAM JOHNSON (Car-men Ghia) was lastseen in The MusicMan at TBTS. Favoritecredits: West SideStory (Action, Con-necticut RepertoryTheatre); Gypsy

(Tulsa/Dance Captain, TimberlakePlayhouse); Legally Blonde, HighSchool Musical (Theatre UnderThe Stars); Mary Poppins, Beautyand the Beast (Variety Children’sTheatre); The Drowsy Chaperone ,The Pajama Game, Bat Boy: TheMusical, Spring Awakening.OCR:“VOTE: A New Musical.” BFAWebster Conservatory. Alum ofTPAP Company One and TheHumphrey’s School of MusicalTheatre. Thanks to ProfessionalArtists and AEA. Love to KK, Laura,and Tony. www.liamjohnson.org

STUART MARLAND*(Roger DeBris) Broad-way: Newsies, Beautyand the Beast,Xanadu, Jekyll &Hyde, Cyrano -TheMusical. NationalTours: Newsies, The

Producers, Seussical, Evita, TheMusic Of Andrew Lloyd Webber,Ragtime, Tommy, A Chorus Line,Sophisticated Ladies, The Kingand I. Regional and SummerStock: Sacramento Music Circus,Arts Center of Coastal Carolina,TUTS, PCLO, Paper Mill Playhouse,North Shore Music Theatre, MaineState Music Theatre, North Car-olina Theater. @Stuart_Marland

A.G. PARKS* (FranzLiebkind). A native ofSouthern California,A.G. Parks takes pridein a 20-year career asan actor, singer, andteacher. He countsMax Bialystock, Tevye,

Georges (La Cage), Tony (MostHappy Fella), and The Pirate Kingamong his favorite roles. Parks hassung with the Aspen Music Festi-val, Operafestival di Roma, SeattleGilbert & Sullivan Society, SeattleMusical Theater, Queens Theatre,and Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Hisstudents appear on Broadway, atthe Metropolitan Opera, in Na-tional Tours, and with the RadioCity Rockettes. He is a proudmember of Actors Equity andSAG-AFTRA. A lifelong baseballfan and dog lover, A.G. lives inMaplewood, NJ with his wife,Janet, and daughter, Natalie. Withgratitude to the Artistic Staff anddeep appreciation for this historicvenue, he is making his companydebut. www.agparks.com

KARMEN BLESSING (Ensemble,u/s Ulla) is thrilled to joining thecast of The Producers! She is agraduate of Oklahoma City Uni-versity with a degree in Theatre

Performance. Karmenwas a member of theAmerican SpiritDance Company forover three years. Herregional credits in-clude: Oklahoma!(Ballet Dancer) and

Cabaret (Rosie). Shout out to herfamily and friends for all their loveand support!

ASHLEY CAIN(Shirley, Foreman ofJury, Ensemble) is aNew York basedsinger and actresswho is thrilled to bemaking her TheatreBy The Sea debut. Her

regional credits include: In theHeights, La Cage aux Folles, Fid-dler on the Roof, Legally Blonde,Cabaret, and Kiss Me Kate. Ashleyreceived her BFA and BA fromOklahoma City University. Thanksto her amazing family and to Mattfor all of the love and support yougive me!

MARIE EIFE (Hold-me, Touch-me, En-semble) was last seenin Beauty and theBeast. Favorite creditsinclude: Serena Katzon the Nat'l Tour ofFame; Internat'l China

Tour of My Fair Lady; DJ Tanner inFull House! The Musical!; MaryPoppins on Disney Cruise Line &Susan Pevensie in The Lion, TheWitch & The Wardrobe. Thank youMom, Aunt Jo & Cynthia Katz. IG:eife22 & www.marieeife.com

HANNAH FAIRMAN(Usherette, Ensemble)is thrilled to be mak-ing her Theatre ByThe Sea debut! Re-cent credits includeArizona BroadwayTheatre’s Beauty and

the Beast (Babette/ Silly Girl), and

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Pittsburgh Musical Theater’sGrease (Frenchy). Other credits in-clude: Shrek (Fairy Godmother),The Drowsy Chaperone, The BoyFriend (Nancy), Beauty and theBeast, Footloose, and Oklahoma!BFA Musical Theatre, Point ParkUniversity. IG: @fannahairman

JULIA FEELEY (En-semble) is thrilled tobe performing in hersecond show withTBTS! Julia grew up inRI dancing with Festi-val Ballet Providencein their Junior Com-

pany. Favorite credits includeTBTS’s Beauty and the Beast, TheJoe Iconis and Family ChristmasExtravaganza, Broadway BountyHunter, and The Jazz Happeningat Jacob’s Pillow. Love to myamazing family and thank you toTheatre By The Sea for this oppor-tunity. IG: @juliafeeley

TASHA HEGGEM (En-semble) is a Russiannative with a BA fromThe National Acad-emy of the Arts, Oslo,Norway. My Fair Lady(The Lyric Opera), Sin-gin' in the Rain, Peter

Pan, A Fireside Christmas (FiresideTheatre), West Side Story (OsloNew Theatre), Czardasfurstin(Norwegian National Opera). Shehas performed works by Saul Ule-rio, Julia Ehrstrand and MatthewBovee in New York. Dancer/DanceCaptain with Oslo Dance Ensem-ble and two national tours withRiksteatret. TV: “So You Think YouCan Dance” Norway finalist,“Dancing with the Stars” Norway,Eurovision.

JEFFREY EUGENE JOHNSON(O’Houllihan, Ensemble). Interna-tional: Dreamgirls South Korea(Wayne/Curtis cover). NationalTour: Ragtime (Booker T. Washing-ton) Regional: The Producers

(Paper Mill Playhouse,John Engeman The-atre), Ragtime(Westchester Broad-way Theatre), Pal Joey(Arkansas RepertoryTheatre), Hairspray(Florida Studio The-

atre), Joseph... Dreamcoat (Broad-way Palm), To Kill a Mockingbird(Bristol Valley Theatre), The ColorPurple (White Plains PAC), Beautyand the Beast (Forestburgh Play-house, Theatre By The Sea). End-less love and gratitude to thecreative team, SW Artists, and hisfamily and friends!

RYAN KOERBER(Sabu, O’Riley, En-semble) is thrilled tobe making his TheatreBy The Sea debut!NYC: NederlanderTribute & JimmyAwards (Minskoff The-

atre), Parade (Lincoln Center),92nd Street Y. Regional: Thor-oughly Modern Millie (EngemanTheatre), On The Town & Singin’ inthe Rain (Gateway Playhouse).TV/Film: Fan Girl (ABC Family/Net-flix), “Shadow of Doubt” (Investiga-tion Discovery). Current BFAMusical Theatre student at Mont-clair State University. Thanks toBrad and the entire TBTS team!For Ricky. Ryan-Koerber.com

AMY LAVIOLETTE(Ensemble) is over-joyed to make herTheatre By The Seadebut! Recent creditsinclude The WillRogers Follies: A Lifein Review (Ziegfeld

Girl), Into The Woods (Cinderella),Chicago (Annie), A Chorus Line(Judy Turner), The Golden Bride,Nice Work If You Can Get It (Eileenu/s), and My Fair Lady (Eliza u/s).Thank you to all of her loved onesfor their unwavering love and end-less support.

JIMMY LEWIS (Mr.Marks, Kevin, JackLepidus, Ensemble,u/s Max, Franz, Roger)is thrilled to be mak-ing his Theatre By TheSea debut. Recentcredits include

Spelling Bee, Cabaret, Forum, TheProducers, First Date, Annie, God-spell, as well as recently returningfrom Japan performing in DisneyOn Classic as Olaf. Rider Univer-sity B.M. He would like to thankhis family, friends, and loved onesfor all their support. Enjoy!

KEELEY MCCORMICK(Ensemble) is de-lighted to be makingher Theatre By TheSea debut in The Pro-ducers! Originallyfrom Upper Arlington,Ohio and now resid-

ing in New York City, Keeley is agraduate of the University of Utah,where she earned a BFA in musi-cal theatre, under the direction ofDenny Berry. Favorite credits in-clude Spamalot (Short NorthStage), Hairspray, Footloose, Av-enue Q, and Godspell, among oth-ers. Much love to Mom, Dad, andIan!

MATTHEW PASHLEYROLAND (Scott, Don-ald Dinsmore,O’Rourke, Ensemble)recently moved toNYC, from Perth, Aus-tralia. Australian tourscredits: The Boy From

Oz, The Sound of Music, Singin’ inthe Rain. Regional Productions:Beauty and the Beast, Oliver. Seenon (ITV Britain) “The Cruise” as aFeatured dancer with PrincessCruises. Assistant choreographerto Liz Imperio for Jennifer LopezDance Again World Tour. So grate-ful to be part of this incredibleshow & company at TBTS.

MICHAEL PERRIE, JR.(Bryan, Jason Green,Sergent, Judge,Trustee, Ensemble, u/sLeo) is glad to be con-tinuing the summerat TBTS! Michael is aNY based Actor/ Play-

wright/ Composer originally fromBaltimore, MD where he earnedhis BFA Acting, Towson University.National Tour: Buddy The BuddyHolly Story (as Buddy). NY Theatre:Go, Go, Gilgamesh! (FRIGID BoFWinner 2017), Medicine The Musi-cal (DG2), Big Red Button (Him &Her Theatre Co). Regional: Beautyand the Beast, The Music Man andBuddy (TBTS), One Man, Two Gu-vnors (Heritage Theatre), DownAmong The Vultures (CincinnatiFringe), Sweet Painted Lady (DCFringe). His plays and songs havebeen presented all over the US.

EMMA PITTMAN(Usherette, Ensemble)is a rising senior The-ater PerformanceMajor at Wagner Col-lege. Emma is veryhonored to have theopportunity to work

with Theatre By The Sea this sum-mer. Some of her previous creditsinclude Mrs. D’Amico/performerin Titanic (Wagner College);Chastity in Anything Goes (Wag-ner College); Annie/Roxie u/s inChicago (Clear Space TheaterCompany); Judy in A Chorus Line(Wagner College); Lola in DamnYankees! (Wagner College).

TONY PRACEK(Guard, Baliff, Ensem-ble, u/s Tenor) isthrilled to be makinghis Theatre By TheSea debut this sum-mer. His past regionalcredits include

Beauty and the Beast (Theatre ByThe Sea), West Side Story, Spa-malot (Orlando Shakespeare The-

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ater), andMe and My Girl (MaltzJupiter Theatre). Above all, Tonywould love to thank his parentsfor their unlimited support andlove! Instagram: @tonypracek;Website: www.tonypracek.com.

ANDREW TIGHE(Lead Tenor, Ensem-ble) is thrilled to bemaking his TBTSdebut! He was lastseen as Freddy Eyns-ford-Hill in My FairLady at New Bedford

Festival Theatre. Favorite credits:Jimmy Smith in Thoroughly Mod-ern Millie (Reagle), A ChristmasCarol, The Sound of Music (NSMT),Franklin Shepard in Merrily WeRoll Along (Boston Conservatory),Funny Girl (Arrow Rock Lyceum),Fallen Skies;World Premiere (NY-CFringe), For Tonight (Good-speed), and nationally televisedsolo performances with theBoston Symphony Orchestra.Training: The Boston Conserva-tory. Thank you to everyone atTBTS and my family. www.An-drewTighe.com

MEL BROOKS (Book, Composer &Lyricist) Director, producer, writerand actor, Mel Brooks is the recip-ient of three 2001 Tony® Awards(Best Score, Best Book of a Musi-cal, Best Musical) and twoGrammy® Awards (Best MusicalShow Album and Best Long-FormMusic Video) for The Producers.Mr. Brooks began his distin-guished career during television’sGolden Age as a writer for SidCaesar on “Your Show of Shows” in1951. In 1955 and in 1957, Brooksreceived Emmy® Award nomina-tions (with others) for Best Com-edy Writing for “Caesar’s Hour,”and in 1956 he was nominated(with others) for Best Writing for aVariety or Situation Comedy. In1952, Brooks wrote sketches forLeonard Sillman’s Broadway

smash-hit revue, New Faces of1952, and in 1957, together withJoe Darion, he wrote the book forthe Broadway musical ShinboneAlley,which starred Eartha Kitt. In1962, he wrote the book for theBroadway musical All American,starring Ray Bolger. In the ‘60s,Brooks teamed up with CarlReiner to write and perform The2000 Year Old Man albums,which became immediate best-sellers. In 1960 and 1961, Brooksand Reiner received Grammy®Award nominations for Best Spo-ken-Word Comedy for 2000 Yearsand for Best Comedy Perform-ance for 2000 and One Years, re-spectively. In 1997, Brooks andReiner teamed up again for The2000 Year Old Man in the Year2000. Both a book and CD werereleased, the CD winning aGrammy® Award in 1998 for theBest Spoken-Word Album, Com-edy. Brooks wrote and narratedThe Critic, a short satire on avant-garde art films, which receivedthe Academy Award for Best Ani-mated Short Subject in 1964. In1965, he teamed up with BuckHenry and created “Get Smart,”the long-running television showstarring Don Adams as Agent 86.Brooks, along with others, re-ceived an Emmy® Award for Out-standing Writing Achievement inComedy-Variety in 1967 for “TheSid Caesar, Imogene Coca, CarlReiner, Howard Morris Special.” In1968, he wrote and directed hisfirst feature film, The Producers,starring Zero Mostel and GeneWilder, which earned him anAcademy Award for Best OriginalScreenplay Written Directly forthe Screen. He then went on tocreate a remarkable string of hitcomedies: 1970, wrote, directedand acted in The Twelve Chairs;1974, co-wrote, directed and actedin Blazing Saddles and was nomi-nated, along with John Morris, forBest Title Song, “Blazing Saddles”;

1974, co-wrote and directedYoung Frankenstein; 1976, co-wrote, directed and starred inSilent Movie; 1977, co-wrote, di-rected, produced and starred inHigh Anxiety; 1981, wrote, di-rected, produced and starred inHistory of the World, Part I; 1983,produced and starred in To Be orNot to Be; 1987, co-wrote, di-rected, produced and starred inthe hit sci-fi spoof, Spaceballs;1991, co-wrote, directed, producedand starred in Life Stinks; 1993, co-wrote, directed, produced andstarred in Robin Hood: Men inTights; 1995, co-wrote, directed,produced and starred in Dracula:Dead and Loving It; 2005, co-wrote and produced The Produc-ers, the film version of his Tony®Award-winning 2001 Broadwaymusical and was nominated for aGrammy® for Best Song Writtenfor a Motion Picture, “There’sNothing Like a Show on Broad-way.” For three successive seasons,Brooks won the Emmy® Awardfor his role as Uncle Phil on the hitcomedy show, “Mad About You.”His visionary film company,Brooksfilms Limited, founded in1980, has produced some ofAmerica’s most distinguishedfilms, among them David Lynch’sThe Elephant Man, David Cronen-berg’s The Fly, Frances, RichardBenjamin’s My Favorite Year and84 Charing Cross Road, starringAnthony Hopkins and Anne Ban-croft.

THOMAS MEEHAN (Book) wonthe 2003 Tony® Award for co-writing, with Mark O’Donnell, thebook for Hairspray after havingwon the 2001 Tony® Award for co-writing the book, with Mel Brooks,of The Producers. He received hisfirst Tony® Award in 1977 for writ-ing the book of Annie, which washis first Broadway show, and hehas since written books for themusicals I Remember Mama; Ain’t

Broadway Grand; Annie War-bucks, and the American versionof Bombay Dreams. His most re-cent works are the Broadway mu-sicals Rocky, Elf The Musical,Chaplin, Young Frankenstein, forwhich he co-wrote the book withMel Brooks, and Cry-Baby, co-writ-ten with Mark O’Donnell. In addi-tion, he is a long-time contributorof humor pieces, including YmaDream, to The New Yorker; anEmmy® Award-winning writer oftelevision comedy; and a collabo-rator on a number of screenplays,including Mel Brooks’ Spaceballs;To Be or Not to Be and the filmversion of The Producers. He isalso, with the poet J.D. McClatchy,the co-author of the libretto of1984, an opera composed by LorinMaazel, based on George Orwell’sclassic novel, which had its worldpremiere in the spring of 2005 atLondon’s Royal Opera House andwas performed last year at LaScala, in Milan. Mr. Meehan is amember of the Council of theDramatists Guild.

SUSAN STROMAN (Original Direc-tion * Choreography). A five-timeTony® Award-winning directorand choreographer, her work hasbeen honored with Olivier, DramaDesk, Outer Critics Circle, LucilleLortel and a record five Astaireawards. She directed and choreo-graphed the Tony® Award-win-ning Best Musicals Contact andThe Producers, winner of a record-making 12 Tony® Awards. WithHal Prince she choreographed theTony®-winning Best Musical Re-vival Show Boat. Broadway creditsinclude The Prince of Broadway,The Scottsboro Boys, Bullets OverBroadway, Big Fish, Oklahoma!,Young Frankenstein, Thou ShaltNot, The Music Man, The Frogs,Steel Pier and Crazy for You. Off-Broadway credits include Dot;Flora, the Red Menace; And theWorld Goes ’Round; Happiness;

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The Last Two People on Earth: AnApocalyptic Vaudeville; LittleDancer for The Kennedy Center;The Merry Widow for the Metro-politan Opera; NYCB, PacificNorthwest Ballet, Martha GrahamCompany. She is the recipient ofthe George Abbott Award for Life-time Achievement in the Ameri-can Theater and a member of theTheater Hall of Fame.

BRAD MUSGROVE (Director andChoreographer) is thrilled to re-turn to the barn having choreo-graphed The Producers at TBTS in2008 and designed the costumesfor Crazy For You in 2009. As aperformer on Broadway, Brad hasappeared in the Original Compa-nies of multiple Tony® Award win-ning shows; Fosse (Featuredperformer, Dance Capt., Choreo-graphic Reconstruction), The Pro-ducers, (Dance Capt./ Swing,Carmen Ghia for 5 years,) La CageAux Folles 2004 Revival, (Hannafrom Hamburg,) Pippin 2013 Re-vival, (Asst. Choreographer, DanceCapt., Swing) As a costume de-signer, Brad has designed theWorld Premiere of Heatwave- TheJack Cole Project in NY, My Oneand Only, 101 Dalmations, SmokeyJoe’s Cafe, Anything Goes, TheDrowsy Chaperone, Sister Act,Joseph…, 9 to 5- The Musical atStages St. Louis. Brad would liketo thank Bill and Kevin for the op-portunity, The entire Cast andCrew for their tremendous workand dedication and of course Mel+ “Stro” for creating the magic.

ANDREW SMITHSON (Music Di-rection) is happy to return to TBTSafter previous productions of TheProducers, Ain’t Misbehavin, DirtyRotten Scoundrels, and The FullMonty. Tours include the recentJoseph and the Amazing Techni-color Dreamcoat, A ChristmasStory: The Musical, Gypsy, Aida(China and Taiwan), Jesus Christ

Superstar starring Ted Nealy. Off-Broadway: The Wonderful Wizardof Song, Flanagan’s Wake.MusicDirector and Orchestrator forPOPart: the musical (NYMF Festi-val), Ocean In A Teacup (MidtownInternational Theater Festival),and Hard Times (First Irish TheatreFestival). He is a private vocalcoach, and has been an adjunctinstructor at Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music, and vocalcoach at PACE University.

KYLE DIXON (Scenic Design).Kyle’s scenic artwork may be seenacross the United States, fromNYC to Las Vegas. Recent scenicdesigns include: Yong Franken-stein, The Music Man, West SideStory (North Shore Music Theatre),Camelot (Westchester BroadwayTheatre), The Broadway ClassicMusic Dance Review (TianqiaoPerforming Arts Center, Beijing,China) Beehive, The Music Man,Beauty and the BEast, Buddy,West Side Story, The Wizard of Oz,Sister Act, and Young Franken-stein (Theatre By The Sea, Broad-wayWorld Regional Award),Growing up ‘70s starring BarryWilliams (Off Broadway), AngelinaBallerina, The Musical (NYC,Toronto, National Tour), FancyNancy, the Musical (NYC, NationalTour), StinkyKids (Off BroadwayAlliance Award), It Shoulda BeenYou (starring Kim Zimmer) andThe Wizard of Oz (Gretna Theatre,BroadwayWorld Regional Award),Xanadu, Doubt, The Secret Gar-den and The Merchant of Venice(Williams Center for the Arts), andmany more. Kyle has designedconcert events for Faith Prince,Tommy Tune, Pam Tillis, and theNC Gubernatorial InaugurationGala (Telly Award). In addition totheatre, he is the designer of NC’shistoric Elizabethan Gardens’Winter Lights, a ten-acre holidaydisplay. KyleDixonDesigns.com

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTWILLIAM IVEY LONG (OriginalCostume Design) Select Broad-way: Chicago, now in its twentiethyear; A Bronx Tale, Murder on theOrient Express, Rodgers & Ham-merstein’s Cinderella; Cabaret(2014 and 1998 revivals); The Mys-tery of Edwin Drood; Hugh Jack-man: Back on Broadway; GreyGardens; The Boy from Oz; Hair-spray; The Music Man; The Produc-ers; Crazy for You; Guys and Dolls;Nine. Mr. Long has been nomi-nated for 15 Tony® Awards, win-ning six times. He was inductedinto the Theater Hall of Fame in2005 and elected chairman of theAmerican Theatre Wing in June2012. www.williamiveylong.com

JOSE SANTIAGO (Lighting Design)is happy to return after lightingBeehive, The Music Man, Beautyand the Beast, and the entire 2016season at Theatre By The Sea. Pastdesigns include: Spamalot (NorthShore Music Theatre), Rent, Any-thing Goes, Rodgers and Ham-merstein's Cinderella, Sister ActThe Musical, Young Frankenstein,White Christmas (Gateway), OfMice and Men (Bay Street The-atre); Man of La Mancha, La Cageaux Folles, Mame (The Wick The-atre), Smokey Joe's Cafe (Merry-Go-Round Playhouse). He receivedhis Master of Fine Arts in LightingDesign from Florida State Univer-sity. jsantiagodesign.com

MICHAEL HYDE (Sound Design)has worked for the last 28 years asa technical director, lighting de-signer, and sound designer inbroadcast television, regional,community, college, and highschool theatre productions.Michael’s Sound Design credits in-clude productions of Fiddler onthe Roof, Guys and Dolls, LittleShop of Horrors, and Cinderellaalong with Spamalot, Mary Pop-pins, Grease, Nunsense and LaCage aux Folles here at Theatre By

The Sea. Sound projects for televi-sion include The BostonMarathon, Meeting Street SchoolTelethon, and The Bristol 4th ofJuly Parade. Michael is thrilled tobe returning to Theatre By TheSea where he often gets to workalong side his wife, Maria Day andnow with his son Mason.

MICHAEL DATES (Wig & Hair De-sign) is a hair, wig, and makeupdesigner from Providence, RI. Re-cent design credits include Sues-sical The Musical, Dinner withFriends, As You Like It (Rhode Is-land College), Into the Woods(Providence College), Beehive,Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story,West Side Story, Sister Act (TBTS),Gypsy (OSTC), The ThreepennyOpera (Boston Conservatory),Ivanov (Trinity Rep). Michael is agraduate from Miami’s New WorldSchool of the Arts and holds a B.A.in Technical Theater from RhodeIsland College where is currentlyan adjunct instructor.

KATE L. FERDINANDI* (Produc-tion Stage Manager) is excited toreturn to TBTS, having served asProduction Stage Manager on TheMusic Man earlier this summer.Selected credits: Theatre By TheSea - Buddy: The Buddy HollyStory, The Wizard of Oz (PSM),Spamalot and Grease (Stage Man-ager), Sister Act (ASM); OceanState Theatre Co. - Little Women,Born Yesterday, White Christmas,Billy Elliot, The Miracle Worker,1776, It's a Wonderful Life, The Ad-dams Family, Gypsy, RoundingThird, Lend Me a Tenor (PSM); Fid-dlehead Theatre - The Wiz (PSM);Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festi-val - Fiddler on the Roof (PSM);Trinity Rep - A Christmas Carol,Steel Magnolias (ASM); Sandra Fe-instein-Gamm Theatre - A Doll'sHouse, Glengarry Glen Ross, TheGlass Menagerie (PSM). Kate hasworked as an Event/Stage Man-

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTager and Associate Tour Managerwith the Performing Arts compe-tition, StarQuest International.Thanks to Mom for the roots andwings! Kate is a proud member ofActors' Equity.

SARA SHEETS* (Assistant StageManager) is delighted to be herefor her first summer at Theatre ByThe Sea. Favorite stage manage-ment credits include: Sandra-Fe-instein Gamm Theatre: KingElizabeth, The Nether, A StreetcarNamed Desire (PSM), AmericanBuffalo (ASM); Trinity Rep: Appro-priate, The Hunchback of Seville(PSM), Oklahoma!, MelancholyPlay: A Chamber Musical (ASM),Sharon Playhouse: Quartet, Peterand the Starcatcher (PSM); OceanState Theatre Company: DamnYankees (ASM).

BILL HANNEY (Owner/Producer)began his career in show businessat age 19, leasing and developingmovie theaters, including his firstmultiplex in Quincy, Massachu-setts. Before long, he was bookingrock shows (Jefferson Starship,Rush) and other types of live en-tertainment, which eventually ledto the presenting and producingof Broadway productions. Onesuch show was an appearance bythe legendary mime artist, MarcelMarceau. As president of Broad-way Productions, Bill presentednational tours such as Annie,Amadeus, Dancin’, Peter Pan,Rocky Horror Show and MarkTwain starring Hal Holbrook,throughout New England includ-ing Worcester, Springfield, Port-land, Maine and Boston. Asidefrom his work reopening TheatreBy The Sea in 2007, one of Bill’scrowning achievements was the2010 purchase and re-opening ofNorth Shore Music Theatre, alandmark 1,500 seat professionaltheatre, which is entering itseighth successful year of opera-

tion in Beverly, MA (nsmt.org).Bill’s ongoing work with both the-atres inspires him to consider ac-quiring additional performancevenues at which he plans tosomeday share his productions.Throughout his career, Bill hasstayed focused on his movie the-atre chain having bought, built,owned, operated and sold morethan 30 cinemas. His company,Entertainment Cinemas, currentlyoperates seven movie complexesin four states. In 2009, Bill waselected President of the TheatreOwners of New England. Bill hasbeen named to the North ShoreTop 100 by the North ShoreChamber of Commerce. In 2012,he was recognized by both theBeverly Chamber of Commerceand Salem Chamber of Com-merce as Business Person of theYear. He is the recipient of the2015 Leslie S. Ray Hall of FameAward, presented by the GreaterBeverly Chamber of Commerce.Bill is a member of the League ofBroadway Producers and was in-volved with the recent revival ofPippin.

KEVIN P. HILL (Producing ArtisticDirector) Born and raised inWaltham, Massachusetts, Kevinbegan his theatrical career as adancer and actor. He appeared inNational Touring companies ofHello, Dolly!with Carol Channing,Leslie Uggams and Michele Lee,Anything Goes, and the Interna-tional Touring Company of A Cho-rus Line. New York audiences haveseen him in the Off-Broadwayproduction of Party. Regionalcredits as a performer include:West Side Story, Good News! AChorus Line, My Fair Lady andMarvin in Falsettoland. Kevin hasdirected and choreographed over100 productions across America.He has had the privilege of work-ing with such stars as MarinMazzie, Joanne Worley, Kathleen

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTTurner, Josh Groban, JonathanGroff and Tony© Award winner,Cady Huffman. In New York, hewas the assistant to the directorof On The Twentieth Century atthe New Amsterdam Theatre andassistant to the choreographer onthe revival of Guys and Dolls. Pre-viously, he directed and choreo-graphed Sister Act, YoungFrankenstein, Smokey Joe’s Cafe,and the 2 record-breaking musi-cals, Grease and Mary Poppins,here at Theatre By The Sea. Kevinis the Director/Choreographer forA Christmas Carol at North ShoreMusic Theatre, where he has di-rected and choreographed MaryPoppins and Sister Act, and is alsothe Producing Artistic Director.Kevin has been nominated asBest Director/Choreographer forhis work on Smokey Joe’s Cafe,Rent, The Full Monty, Chicago, andEdwin Drood, and was awardedthe NH Theatre Award for BestChoreography for West Side Storyat the Papermill Theatre. Futureprojects include an originaldanced play called Standing Still.As a Professor of Dance, Kevin hasbeen on faculty at PennsylvaniaState University, Kansas State Uni-versity, and The Boston Conserva-tory of Music. He currently ownsHill Studios Dance and FitnessCenter located in Newton, MA,and is a proud member of SDC,AEA and Dance Masters of NewEngland, Chapter 5.

THOM WARREN* (Associate Pro-ducer), a resident of Staten IslandNY, began his association withTheatre By The Sea as an actorplaying Harry the Horse in the2000 production of Guys andDolls. He then returned in 2013 tobecome the Company Manager, aposition he held until 2015, andappeared as Maurice in the 2017production of Disney’s Beauty andthe Beast. A member of Actors’Equity and SDC, he is also a cast-

ing associate for TBTS. In NYC hewas the Company Manager forthe Off-Broadway play PsychoTherapy at the Cherry Lane The-atre. As a performer, Thom beganhis career with Pittsburgh BalletTheatre before moving on to mu-sical comedy. Appearing in closeto 100 shows, he has performed atNorth Shore Music Theatre, Pitts-burgh CLO, Kansas City Starlight,Alabama Shakespeare Festivaland in NYC, as well as in a 2-yearrun of the International Companyof West Side Story. Choreographycredits include productions ofWest Side Story at NSMT andKansas City Starlight, as well as afull-length production of The Nut-cracker. Thom would like to thankBill, Kevin, Tom, Helen and Chris,and friends from Charlestown andGreen Hill Beach. Dammit!

MUSIC THEATRE INTERNA-TIONAL (MTIShows.com) is one ofthe world’s leading theatrical li-censing agencies, grantingschools as well as amateur andprofessional theatres from aroundthe world the rights to performthe largest selection of great mu-sicals from Broadway and beyond.MTI works directly with the com-posers, lyricists and book writersof these shows to provide officialscripts, musical materials and dy-namic theatrical resources to over60,000 theatrical organizations inthe U.S. and in over 60 countriesworldwide.

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION(AEA), founded in 1913, representsmore than 45,000 actors andstage managers in the UnitedStates. Equity seeks to advance,promote and foster the art of livetheatre as an essential compo-nent of our society. Equity negoti-ates wages and workingconditions, providing a widerange of benefits, including healthand pension plans. AEA is a mem-

WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTber of the AFL-CIO, and is affili-ated with FIA, an international or-ganization of performing artsunions. The Equity emblem is ourmark of excellence.actorsequity.org

THEATRE BY THE SEA, which is onthe National Register of HistoricPlaces, has had many incarnationsover the years. The Tyler familypurchased the property in theearly ‘20s. After Alice Tyler was lefta widow with three young chil-dren, she ran the property as asummer camp for girls. When thedepression hit, she decided to cre-ate jobs and provide a future forher children by turning the barninto a theatre. The 300-seat the-atre opened on August 7, 1933with a production called StrictlyDynamite. That initial seasonlasted four weeks and featuredfour different plays, one of whichwas taken to New York. In 1938, aYale Cooperative took over. Then,on September 2, a hurricane hit.

The back wall of the theatre cavedin and the stage roof was blownoff. During the repairs, the theaterwas expanded to include a bal-cony. The newly enlarged theatreoperated through 1941 and thenwent dark during the war. In 1946,the theatre’s most glamorous andstar-filled period began. The the-atre became what is referred to asa “star-system” house openingwith a show called Dream Girlwhich starred Judy Holliday. Otherheadliners who were brought inincluded Tallulah Bankhead, MaeWest, Groucho Marx, and MarlonBrando. Following the 1958 sea-son, the property was sold to theBontecou family, who leased itsporadically for several years, andby 1966 there were plans to teardown the theatre. Upon hearingthat the theatre was to be de-stroyed, Tommy Brent, who hadpreviously worked as a publicistfor the theatre, returned andsaved the theater from demoli-tion. His first show opened on

June 23, 1967 and he ran the the-atre successfully for 22 years. In1988, FourQuest Entertainment,which consisted of Laura Harris,(who had previously worked at thetheatre for 11 summers), RennySerre and Richard Ericson, cameon board. Following extensive ren-ovations, FourQuest reopened thetheater in the spring of 1989 andcontinued producing high qualitysummer theater in Matunuck untilthe fall of 2003. The theatre wentdark once again until 2007, whenentrepreneur Bill Hanney pur-chased the property and, withproducing partners, successfullymounted a production of A FunnyThing Happened on the Way tothe Forum, just six weeks later, re-opening the historic theatre onAugust 8, 2007. Theatre By The Seacontinues to annually produce asuccessful four-musical subscrip-tion season along with a children’stheatre series.

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PATRON INFORMATIONBOX OFFICE HOURSMONDAY – SATURDAY

11am – 6pmPERFORMANCE DAYS

11am until curtainPERFORMANCE SUNDAYS

12 noon until curtain

CONTACT USBox Office: (401) 782-8587

E-mail: boxoffice.tbts@gmail.comWebsite: www.theatrebythesea.comAdministrative offices: (401) 782-3800

GENERAL TICKET INFORMATIONChildren under 4 are NOT allowed at any ofthe four subscription musicals. This includesbabies and toddlers that can be held.

Children under 4 are welcome at our one-hour-long Children's Festival productions, however,children age 2 and above must have a ticketand sit in a seat.

Everyone must have a ticket to enter the the-atre, sit in a seat, and be able to sit quietlythrough the entire performance.

Not all programming is appropriate for all ages.All musicals have a content advisory and a fullsynopsis on their individual pages on the web-site. Please feel free to contact the Box Officewith any question regarding the content of theshow. Although opinions on appropriate view-ing may differ, we will do our best to answeryour questions regarding language, violence,and adult situations.

TICKET FEESRestoration Fee: $1 added to all tickets (pur-chased in person/by phone/online) to the 4season musicals.

Handling Fee: $5 per ticket online, $3 per ticketby phone, no fee for in person sales.

ALL TICKET PURCHASES ARE A FINAL SALE. NO REFUNDS. TICKETS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE.

Owner & Producer .......................................................................................................... Bill HanneyProducing Artistic Director ............................................................................................. Kevin P. HillAssociate Producer .................................................................................................... Thom WarrenGeneral Manager .......................................................................................................... Tom SenterBox Office Manager ..................................................................................................... Vincent LupinoDirector of Marketing and Communication .................................................................... Mike CeceriDirector of Corporate and Community Relations ............................................... Karen Nascembeni

2017 PRODUCTION STAFFProduction Manager ........................................................................................................ Randy BeckCompany Manager ...................................................................................................... Dan LaiaconaAssistant Company Manager ................................................................................ Rachael BechtelTechnical Director ....................................................................................................... Steve WilsonProduction Deck Chief ............................................................................................... Brittany CostelloProduction Fly Chief ................................................................................................... Michael GreeneProduction Carpenter .......................................................................................... Cameron WaitkunProperties Master ............................................................................................................. Laura BeckProps Run Supervisor ................................................................................................. Isabella PellinoProduction Apprentices ..................................... Alijah Dickenson, Mason Hyde, Jonathan SargentDirector of Costumes ....................................................................................................... Alex QuigleyStitcher ........................................................................................................................ Bryan ConlinCostume Apprentice ................................................................................................. Jack CockerillWardrobe Supervisor ....................................................................................................... Joey PisanoMaster Electrician ............................................................................................................ Kelly BrooksAssistant Master Electrician .................................................................................. Alexander Landers Season Sound Designer ....................................................................................... Leon RothenbergSeason Sound Supervision ....................................................................................... Danny ErdbergAudio Engineer ............................................................................................................. Callan HughesAssistant Audio Engeneer ............................................................................................... Eric GlauberProduction Stage Managers ................................................. Kate L. Ferdinandi*, James O. Hansen*Assistant Stage Managers .................................................................. Nicole Wiegert*, Sara Sheets*Stage Management Apprentices ................................................. MK Cannon, Michelle HernandezVolunteer Coordinator/ House Manager ......................................................... Jordan Ilyssa AngeloHouse Manager ............................................................................................................ Michael SalvoBox Office Assistants ................................................................... Jordan Ilyssa Angelo, Linda Conte,

Tom Lavallee, Louise Tetreault, Marcia ZammarelliAdministrative Intern .................................................................................................. Henry BensonMusic Contractor ........................................................................................................... Mike SartiniFacilities Manager ................................................................................................... Michael AnthonyProgram Printer ..................................................................................................... Meridian PrintingProgram Advertising ....................................................................... Greg Chastain, Jacyn TremblayProduction Photographer ................................................................... Steven Richard PhotographyPublicity ................................................................................................................... Kevin LetourneauLighting Rentals ................................................... Advanced Lighting and Production Services, Inc.Sound Rentals ................................................................................. Masque Sound and RecordingLandscaping ................................................................................................................ Dana DesignsLawn Service ...................................................................................................... RDS LandscapingLobby Flowers ................................................................................................................. FlowerthymeCleaning Services ............................................................................................................. Rose WhiteAccounting ............................................................................... Thomas Armand, Armand & Co. PCLegal Counsel ............................................................................... James Aukerman, Eugene Magier

SCENERY BUILT BY NORTH SHORE MUSIC THEATRE SCENE SHOPTechnical Director .............................................................................................................. Kelly ReedAssistant Technical Director ................................................................................... Nicholas NovacoShop Supervisor .............................................................................................................. Aaron Tobey Scene Shop Forman .................................................................................................. Myles McMannScenic Carpenters ............................................................................. Derek Hodge, Morgan RodgersWelder ....................................................................................................................... Abbey KulhavyScenic Charge ....................................................................................................................... Ivy NeffAsstistant Scenic Charge ..........................................................................................Sasha Seaman

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GIFT CERTIFICATESGift Certificates are available through the BoxOffice or online anytime.

GROUP SALESDiscount rates are available for groups of 10or more. Call (401) 782-8587

FIRE EXITSTheatre By The Sea has six fire exits. Two fireexits are located on either side of the audito-rium and also in the balcony. There are addi-tional exits on both sides of the lobby as wellas through the center lobby barn doors.

BISTRO BY THE SEAFor reservations call (401) 789-3030or online at www.theatrebythesea.com

REFRESHMENTSRefreshments are normally available beforethe show and during intermission at theGazebo and at Bistro by the Sea. Glass bottlesare not permitted in the auditorium.

RECORDING DEVICES, CAMERAS,PAGERS & CELL PHONES

Use of recording devices and cameras is notpermitted. Please be certain that all pagers,digital watches and cell phones are turned off,and refrain from text messaging or emailingduring the performance.

SMOKINGFire regulations forbid smoking in the audito-rium, lobby or restrooms. Smoking is allowedoutside the building in the side parking lot.Kindly use the receptacles for disposal.

RESTROOMSMen’s and women’s restrooms are located inthe lobby and in side parking lot. Handicappedaccessible and additional women’s restroomsare located in the gazebo area.

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