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Choreographer: Nicole Mesiono
I am thrilled to have directed A Chorus Line, an extremely important show in Broadway
Musical Theater history. I thank Ron Kurowski for his insights into this show from the
perspective of a 14 year A Chorus line veteran, and for his clear and thoughtful feedback
into the emotional backstory of each character, the vision of Michael Bennett, and for
welcoming us into the Chorus line family. Ron pointed out to the cast and staff that this
is actually a play, based on the real lives of a group of Broadway dancers, which was
developed into an ensemble show with some music, song and dance, but not a musical
in how we understood musicals to be in 1975. As a dancer, I relate to the role of a
dancer in a production, never the lead, but someone that supports and frames the
leads. This peek into the lives and stories of these performers has moved each of us and
similarly forever changed American musical theater.
Four days after we started rehearsing for A Chorus Line, we received news that Marvin
Hamlisch had died. His sudden death added new meaning to the cast and staff, so we
are dedicating our production to him, to honor his work on this show.
Like other directors before me have stated, the casting process for this show was the
most challenging part. I was excited to hear that for most cast members, they were cast
their dream role, which I feel is reflected in their performances. Having to be triple
threats (actor, singer and dancer) has been quite demanding, and I am impressed with
the enthusiasm and skill everyone shared in the rehearsal process. I thank this amazing
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comfort zone by emotionally exploring your characters, and for actively engaging in the
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creative process. Thank you for allowing me to direct you. Most of the cast shared with
me how they personally relate to their character and this show, and for this I am
grateful. I would like to thank the ensemble, not chosen for the line, but who have
immensely given to the show. I would like to thank my incredible production team
(Maria, Chris, Tom, lori, Connie, Harvey, Andrew, larry, Christen, Barry, Ed and Justin)
without whom I would not have been able to direct this production, and the pit, the
other unsung group, for all of your work. I selected the best with whom to work, and I
am honored that you have given me your best.
A Chorus line personally speaks to our cast and I hope that this production speaks to
you. I expect that you will enjoy getting to know these characters, as much as we have
fallen in love with each and every one of them. This is what we did for love.
Bows,
Cassandra Morabito
The Place: An Audition; Here
The Time: 1975
I Hope I Get It...
Company
original choreography interpreted by Tom Blair
I Can Do That
A CHORUS LINE IS PERFORMED WITHOUT AN
INTERMISSION
Mike
choreogrophy by Jeremy Goble
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Bobby, Richie, Val, Judy & Company
choreography by Tom Blair
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Sheila, Bebe & Maggie
choreography by Tom Blair
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Diana
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Cassie
original choreography interpreted by Tara Dromgoole
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original choreography interpreted by Tom Blair
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What I Did For Love
One: Reprise
original choreography interpreted by Tom Blair
Diana & Company
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Cast of Characters
Crew Members
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John Trapani
Larry
Cassie
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Sheila
Val
Diana
Tom Blair
Tara Dromgoole
Christine Winans
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Meghan Schulz
Lorraine M. Delgado-Amador
Judy
Becca Schiel
Kristine
Elizaheth Cascarelli
Maggie
Melody Stanert
Bebe
Ashley O'Connor
Connie
Mike
Richie
Megan Goehring
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Jerry McGrier
Technical Support
Costumers
House Manager
Paul
Achilles Inverso
Mark
Chris Horan
Greg
Kevin Dnrkin
Bobby
Hugh Abbott
Mark Sborlini
Tricia
Mary MacAvoy
Vicki
Sarah Joyce
Ensemble
Set Construction
Properties
Sound Design
Sound Engineer
Kevin McCormack
Maria Boccello, Jordan Clark, Nina Edelman, Deborah Fair,
Daniel Guest, Kate Guest, John Haak, Shannon Karoly,
Mandy Lee, Sydney Miller, Brynna Moran,
A! Pasquale, Veronica Smith,
Abby Scott, Sue Scott
Cassandra Morabito
Maria Boccella
Christopher Bur;'..her
Torn Blair & Various Cast Members
Dr. Lawrence Anderson
Lori Sitzabee
Vocal Coach
Rebearsal Accompanists
Ligbting Design
Lighting Operators
Jeremy Gable
Don
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Director
Producer
Music Director
Choreographer
Technical Director
Vocal Director
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Connie Koppe
Matt Bennis, C.J. Nave, Jason Owens
Christen Mandracchia
Andrew Perelman, Harvey Perelman, Justin O'Connor
Dr. Lawrence A. Anderson, Mark Sborlini. Paul Volpi
Tom Blair, Maria BoccelJo, Cassandra Morabito, Mark Sborlini
Barry Preston
Ed Wagner
Keitb Clattenburg. Ricbard Jenkins
Maria Boccelio, Liz Cascarelli, Cassandra Morabito
Patty Volpi
Stage Manager
Stage Crew
Publicity
Playbill
Playbill Printer
Poster Printers
Poster and Playbill Design and Layou!..
Photography
Box Office Cbair
Box Office Staff
Harvey Perelman
Daniel Guest, Andrew Perelman
Torn Blair, Maria Boccello, Janice Jankowski
Laura Garifo, Cassandra Morabito, Patty Volpi
Maria Boccella, Chris Horan, Patty Volpi
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The Homer Group
Maria Boccello, Laura Garifo. Cbris Horan
Torn Blair, Victoria Blair, Mandy Lee
Nora Anne DiLemmo
Ralph E. DiLemmo, Nancy Lake
Music Director / Conductor
Orchestra Coordinator
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Flute / Piccolo
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Trombone
Bass
Jeff Schmidt
Elisabeth Sibley
Bass Clarinet, Alto Sax, Clarinet
Trumpet
Christopher Burgher
Bruce Greenwald
John Catino, Rich Ford
Jackie Conway
Jeff Schmidt, Ed Zeiser
Chuck Zurek
Percussion ........................................................................•......... Larry Anderson
Piano
Celia A. Beatty, Matt Bennis, CJ Nave, Jason Owens
Hugh Abbott (Bobby) is thrilled to make A Chorus Line his dehut with the Players.
Hugh was last seen in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest at the Eagle Theater. He is
also the Cultural Arts Coordinator at the Upper Main Line YMCA and is a graduate
of Temple University's Theater Program. Thanks to Janet, Sophia, Trey, and
Elizabeth for continuing to support my love of performing.
Dr. Lawrence A. Anderson (Technical Director I Set Design) is thrilled to have
had Mark Sborlini and Paul Volpi who did most of the building for this show. Larry
enjoyed spending his time researching various materials for building mirrors and
making "rain curtains" and then turning the construction over to the team. He and his
family were happy his building time was spent completing the deck.. regrading the
back yard and continuing work on creating more storage space. Larry bas been seen
in numerous shows with the Players, most recently as Pseudolus in A Funny Thing
Hoppened on the Way to the Forum, and has filled many other jobs, including
Director of the 2012 production of The Pirates ofPenzance and President of the
Players.
Tom Blair (Larry I Choreographer) After graduating from the University of
Pennsylvania in 1972, Tom became a professional ballet dancer with the Los
Angeles Ballet and still dances with several local eompanies today. Torn has been
seen on stage as Jack The Minstrel in Incorruptible. Dr. Dee in Shakespeare's Land
ofThe Dead. Greg inA Chorus Line, Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream, and
most recently as Major General Stanley in the Players' production of The Pirates of
Penzance. Tom has choreographed many shows for the Players including, Kiss Me
Kate, Music Man, and Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Torn is
honored to work with Cassandra Morabito and delighted to work with this excellent
cast on what is one afhis favorite Broadway shows. Tom lives with his wife and
daughters in Perkiomenville.
Maria Boccell. (producer) is excited to be involved with her fourth production
with the Players. She produeed the Players' Summer Show, Fiddler on the Roof
Most recently, Maria appeared in The Pirates ofPenzance, Anything Goes and Hello
Dolly!. She has also worked on costuming, set dressing and prop acquisition for
numerous local theatre productions. It has been an amazing experience! I am so
proud of each and every one of you!
Christopher Burgher (Music Director) Christopher has enjoyed working with the
Players in a variety of roles, and is very pleased to be Music Director for A Chorus
Line. Chris sends many thanks to the staff, cast who has worked very hard on the
music, & crew. Working for the first time with Cassandra Morabito and her team has
been fantastie. Special thanks to Jeff Schmidt and the orchestra (ineluding Mom)'
Elizabeth Cascarelli (Kristine) is thrilled to be a part of A Chorus Line. Some of
her favorite roles include "Liesl" in The Sound ofMusic, "Bakers Wife" in Into the
Woods and "Ursula" in Bye Bye Birdie. She would like to thank the production staff
for all of their hard work and her parents for always being there to support her.
Jordan Clark (Ensemble) is currently a ninth grade student at Wissahickon High
School. She is also a member of The Blue Bell School of Dance's Competition
Dance Company. Jordan started her dance career at age three and joined The Blue
Bell School of Dance in 2002. Jotdan enjoys all forms of dance, but is especially
versed in ballet, jazz. and tap. This is Jordan's debut as an ensemble member of a
stage production.
Lorraine M. Delgado-Amador (Diana) is still in awe that she will be on stage as
one of her favorite musical characters and in her flrSt Puerto Rican role. She is also
humbled to be doing her first show with the Players alongside an artistically
accomplished cast and production team - gracias Cassandra for trusting me. She
would like to win an Oscar for portraying Elizabeth Taylor in a movie about her life.
In the meantime, she works at GSK as a QC Biochemist, is completing her thesis for
the Arts Administration Masters at Drexel and does Community Theater in the area.
Past productions include: Sylvia, Anno in the Tropics, The Mousetrap, The Memory
of Water, Charley's Aunt, Cabaret, Noises Off', The Beginning'ofAugust. To her
family back in the island: les quiero y extraiio mucho - gracias por venir a verme. To
my friends: thanks for your support. To Javier: te amo. She dedicates this production
to her uncle Tio Pedro AmadoLel poeta mayor!
Monique Legare in Willow Grove. I hope I get it! Thanks for the love and support
from Dan and the Edelman Family.
Deborah Fair (Ensemble) has made the switch from Filthy Red, the deadly pirate.
aboard the Players' production of The Pirates ofPenzance. Since there be not much
gold in The Mermaid Playwrights Theater and The Footlighters Theater, cross your
fingers for her... "God I hope she gets it...She really needs this job."
Jeremy Gable (Mike) is the one with the weird glasses and facial hair. He was a
Resident Playwright for Plays & Players Theater in Philadelphia. His plays have
premiered in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Washington DC and Twitter, and have been
featured in Philadelphia Weekly, Theater Magazine and Relevant Magazine. He has
also performed in numerous plays and musicals, and won the 2004 OC Weekly
Theater Award for Best Solo Performance. He served as Artistic Director of the
Hunger Artists Theater Company in Orange County, California from 2006 to 2009.
More info can be found at www.jeremygable.com. Much love and thanks to his mom
for putting A Chorus Line into the VCR so many years ago. Rest in Peace Marvin
Hamliscb.
Megan Goehring (Connie) is so excited to be participating in her first show with
the Players. Megan previously Assistant Directed Bye Bye Birdie at Footligbter's
Theater. A few of Megan's favorite past roles include Cinderella in Into the Woods
and Marian Paroo in The Music Man. Megan wishes all of her fellow actors the best
of luck and thanks everyone involved in A Chorus Line for making this a wonderful
experience!
Tara Dromgoole (Cassie) Tara is thrilled to be returning to A Chorus Line as
Cassie. She previously portrayed Sheila at the Ritz Theater in NJ. This may be her
first show with the Players, but she is no stranger to the stage. This show is her 20th
musical production. Favorite roles include Millie in Thoroughly Modem Millie,
Polly in Crazyfor You, Peggy Sawyer in 42nd Street, Mimi in Rent, & Cinderella in
Into to the Woods. Most recently, she played Smitty in JMT's How to Succeed .. Tara
resides in Willow Grove and works as a physical therapist at Abington Hospital.
Live every moment, Laugh every day, and Love beyond words!
Kevin Durkin (Greg) A Chorus Line marks Kevin Durkin's Players debut! He is
thrilled to be playing his dream role in his dream show!! Thanks to Cassandra for
casting me against type. Just kidding! But thanks to Cassandra anyway, for being a
fabulous director, and to all the exceptional cast and crew!! Much love to Mom, Dad,
Matt, Emma. and Mom-Mom!
Nina Edelman (Ensemble) is in yet another dance audition ...from ballet, jazz and
Summer Stock in New York to ballet, jazz, tap and International Folk Dancing with
Daniel Guest (Ensemble I Stage Crew) is pleased to be in another musical with his
lovely wife, Kate and the Mad Mac Attack. Dan started his theatrical bobby late in
life but has been "booked" since be saw his wife tap dance in Cr",,'Y For You. Since
then, he has been a character actor in Music Man, Annie Get Your Gun, Footloose,
Bye Bye Birdie, The Producers, Fiddler on the Roof, Once Upon a Mallress, and
Guys and Dolls. Dan has enjoyed supporting the unbelievable singers and dancers of
A Chorus Line. Lots oftaJent that you will enjoy! It is Dan's flrSt experience with
the Players and he bopes it is not the last! Dan dedicates his performance to Kate She's The One!!
Kate Guest (Ensemble) has been performing with Chestnut Hill College
Community Theater and the community choir since 1999. She's grateful and happy
to
be on stage with the Players, learning to use her "Butt Lungs" and other semi-
dormant body parts while meeting new friends "Too-Young-to-Take-Over" and
"Too-Old-to-Ignore". Thanks to Tom, Lori and Cassandra: I think I Got It!
Jobn Haak (Ensemble) is a native of Lebanon, PA and is bappy to be singing in the
ensemble with tbe Players. His previous vocal exploits bave taken him to the Great
Wall and Carnegie Hall. Thanks Kate and Don for the introduction!
also a Designated Linklater Teacber (DLT) and Certified Practitioner of Phonetic
Pillows. Connie currently teacbes speech for actors at The Ira Brind Scbool of
Theater Arts at the University of the Arts.
Cbris Horan (Mark) is in his first production with the Players and he is delighted to
join this cast. Chris has been active in community theatre since he was ten years old.
Some of his favorite roles include: Harold Hill in The Music Man, Orin the Dentist
in Lillie Shop ofHorrors. Mr. Mayor in Seussicalthe Musical and the Police Officer
in Bye, Bye, Birdie. Chris has also directed two children's theater productions, stage
managed and has run sound. I would like to thank Cassandra and the production
team for the opportunity to be in this challenging and exciting show. I also thank the
Mandy Lee (Ensemble) began her career as a dancer at the age of three. Sbe bas
studied, and is skilled in ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, hip-hop, and baton. Mandy teaches
dance at Dance Fusion Performance Center where she also trains weekly. She
studied photograpby at Antonelli Art Institute. Mandy also owns and operates a
successful photography business. Always one to soak up knowledge, she is working
on a Bachelor's Degree in Business at Penn State Brandywine. Mandy bas worked as
an assistant cboreographer in Jesus Christ Superstar, Wipeout and Don'/ Stop
Believin'. This past summer, choreographed the Delaware County local premier
production of The Lillie Mermaid Jr. with Center Stage Productions. Mandy would
like to thank ber Parents for always supporting her in all that she does and is excited
and grateful to work with such a talented cast and Crew.
cast and crew for a great show!
Achilles Inverso (Paul) is excited to be performing for the first time with the
Players. He has been a dancer and theatre performer for nearly twenty years in
productions primarily in and around Philadelphia. His favorite roles include: Harold
Hill in The Music Man, Dickon in The Secret Garden. and NarratorlMysterious Man
in Into the Woods. In addition to performing, Achilles has been a dance and
acrobatics instructor for over ten years. He would like to thank bis friends and family
for their continued support.
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Sarah Joyce (Vicki) is excited to be in ber first production with the Players. It has
been many years since sbe has been on a stage, but is thrilled to be back in action.
Sbe has thoroughly enjoyed this experience with the cast and crew. She is grateful to
everyone for making A Chorus Line such a memorable experience, one that will stay
in her heart forever!
Shannon Karoly (Ensemble) is tbrilled to be in this musical production. Since
starting dance lessons at the age of 5, she bas fallen in love with the stage. At the .
Blue Bell School of Dance, Sbannon studies ballet, jazz and modern dance and
student teaches, as well as, competes with the Company Dance team. Thanks for this
great opportunity to dance with the Players.
Connie Koppe (Vocal Coach) After coacbing last year's cast of The Pirates of
Penzance, Connie is pleased to return to the Players as vocal coach for A Chorus
Line. Connie is a singer. music educator, singing and speech teacher, opera director
and private vocal coach. Connie has coacbed and directed the chorus of Carmina
Burana at the Hollybush Festival at Rowan University and taught American Culture
through popular song to visiting Chinese college students. This summer she directed
Don Giovanni for Opera Libera and gave a workshop on dialect to the cast of
Scrooge: The Musical for MCT. As a performer, Connie is currently the lead singer
for the cabaret band Enchante. She holds a B.S. in Music Education from Indiana
Universiry ofPa and a Master of Music in Opera from Temple University. Sbe is
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Mary MacAvoy (Irida) has performed in local musical theater groups for many
years. Some of ber favorite roles include Sarah in Company, Shirley Markowitz in
The Producers, Vi in Footloose and Mae Perterson in Bye Bye Birdie. She has been a
studio and jingle singer and also lead singer in a local band. Mary is a social worker
and has been working in Philadelphia for many years.
Christen Mandracchia (Lighting Design) bolds a BA in Theater from Ursinus
College. She previously worked with the Players' as the lighting designer for Fiddler
on the Roof She acts, directs, and designs lighting professionally in Philadelphia,
New Jersey and New York, and has worked with TLC's Buddy the Cake Boss. She is
the Assistant Technical Director of the Drama Program "Studio 38" at Pope John
Paul II High School in Royersford, where she also works as a lighting designer and
assistant director. She recently directed the world premier of The Hard Way with
RebelYard Theater Collective in Philadephia, designed lights for the sbow
Daydreams as part of the Philly Fringe Festival and appeared as Paulette in Legally
Blonde the Musical with Vivianna Theater Company. She is also a stage manager
for Without a Cue Productions which puts on comedic murder mystery dinner
theaters throughout the Philadelpbia area. She plans on attending graduate school for
directing.
Kevin McCormack (Don) moved to Philadelphia from Oklahoma City in 20 II and
made his debut with the Players as the Purser in Anything Goes and followed that up
as the Constable in the Players' summer hit Fiddler on the Roof He was most
recently seen on area stages in the title role of Footlighters Theatre's production of
The Importance ofBeing Earnest. His other favorite past roles include Freddie in
Noises Off, Marcellus in The Music Man, LaFou in Disney's Beauty and the Beast,
and Arthur in Camelat, a role in which he received a Ginny Award for Best Actor in
a Leading Role.
Jerry McGrier (Richie) Not much is known about Jerry. He is a man of many
monikers which include, yet are not limited to: The Machine Gun, Mr. 14% body fat,
and The Icon. It is certain that he's been on stage at some point in his life, but when
asked "where?", it is almost ~lways met with a blank stare. So let's just go with he's
happy to be here...or anywhere for that matter. A."l:e'!
Sidney Miller (Ensemble) is making her musical debut and is tremendously excited
to be performing A Chorus Line with all the amazing people of the Players. Sydney
has been taking dance classes at Blue Bell Scbool of Dance. Thanks to Cassandra
for asking me to be in this amazing musical and to everyone else who has made these
past few months awesome!
Cassandra Morabito (Director) is thrilled to be directing this talented and
thoughtful cast and working with the professional production staff of A Chorus Line
"it's a thrilling combination'" She chairs the costuming committee with the Players.
is the Artistic Director at the Mermaid Playwrights Theater in Cbestnut Hill, Pa. and
teaches ballroom dance at Blue Bell School of Dance. Cassandra is honored that the
cast was open to looking at themselves in this delicate process of. peeling the layers
off of the onion, to expose a bit of themselves in this show, and for physically
committing to stamina training and abdominal work-outs. She will be forever
grateful to tbe cast and staff for their time and talent. "God I think they got it!"
Brynna Moran (Ensemble) is bappy to be performing with the Players. Sbe attends
Abington High Scbool, and bas been dancing since the age of 2 at Blue Bell Scbool
of Dance wbere sbe now takes 5 classes and student teaches 5 classes a week. She .
competes on the Junior Company Dance Competition Team for BBSD, and plays
violin and guitar. Sbe was last seen at Footlighters Theater in Let Go! She would like
to thank.pad, Mom, Kyle and Regan for their support!
Ashley O'Connor (Bebe) is ber fIrst sbow with the Players, and she is very excited
that it is A Chorus Line! Sbe has also been seen in The Rocky Horror Show as Janet
Wiess, Bye Bye Birdie as Kim Macafee and All Shook Up! as Natalie Haller. Ashley
is very excited to be working with sucb a wonderful cast and crew. She would like to
thank ber friends and family for all their support, as well as ber director, Cassandra
for all the help she has given ber along tbe way. :)
Justin O'Connor (Light Operator) is working with the Players for the fIrst time.
He bas also helped with The Rocl..y Horror Show at Barnstormers Theater and Bye
Bye Birdie at Footlighters Theater. He is very excited to be belping with A Chorus
Line, and working with his aunt who is playing Bebe.
AI Pasquale (Ensemble) is in his second production with the Players. He was seen
as the Rabbi in the Players' Summer Production - Fiddler on the Roof He bas sung
in numerous productions over the past years, including: Carousel and Trial by Jury.
AI presently is singing with the Nortbpennsmen Barbersbop Chorus of Lansdale Pa.
Harvey Perelman (Stage Manager / Lighting Operator) worked most recently
with the Players on the summer musical - Fiddler on the Roof He has been involved
for the past 15 years in the productions ofBetb Sholom Congregation in Elkins Park,
PA. He started out working back stage on crew and props, and later on became the
producer. stage manager, set designer and builder. He has also been active at Lower
Moreland High School's drama department as producer. stage manager, and set
builder. He is looking forward to working with his son Andrew on tbis production,
and would like to thank the A Chorus Line team for giving bim thes opportunity. He
would also like to tbank his wife Ilene for her support.
Andrew Perelman (Lighting Operator / Stage Crew) is in bis fIrst show with the
Players. Andrew has a BA from West Chester University in Technical Theatre. He
has worked at Act TWO Playhouse. Suzanne Roberts Theatre, and Hedgerow
Theatre. His love for theater began when he was eigbt years old with his family in
Beth Sholom Congregation's productions in Elkins Park and at Lower Moreland
Higb School. He is looking forward to working with his father on this production.
Andrew would like to thank the A Chorus Line team for the opportunity.
Barry Preston (Sound Design) is bappy to be working on A Chorus Line. He is the
writer, arranger, lead guitarist, lead vocalist, and producer for the band Mongrel Mix.
Originally from New Jersey, be moved to Philadelpbia as a child and has been
playing in area bands since he was fifteen, making appearances from Boston to
Florida. Preston plays elecltic and acoustic guitar, slide guitar, banjo, mandolin,
harmonica. piano, and Hamniond organ. He also has a background in hom and string
arrangement. Barry's daughter Angela is the director and owner ofTbe Blue Bell
Scbool of Dance in Blue Bell, PA.
Ed Wagner (Sound Engineer) is pleased to be working on A Chorus Line. He plays
on keyboards, organs, and vocals for the band Mongrel Mix. Ed grew up with
computer programming and video editing, and has been doing some type of music
production since grade school. Playing in Philadelphia area bands since age 16, his
style is influenced by classic material from Lou Reed to David Bowie, as well as
contemporary Electronica and Pop music. Other pursuits include songwriting,
arranging and music instruction.
Mark Sborlini (AI/Set Construction) lives in King of Prussia with his wife Kelly,
and two daughters Gabrielle and Olivia. He has been helping with the cookies at
intermission for the last few shows of the Players. Before the cookie gig, he was
jumping in where needed: building sets, stage managing and / or filling in on stage.
He is honored to be on the stage with this talented group of actor and dancers. He
hopes you enjoy the show!
Becca Schiel (Judy) is in her second production with the Players. Before her fIrst
role the Players as Tzeitel in Fiddler on Ihe Roof, she was Dorothy Gale in The
Wizard oJOz with Footlighters Theatre. Previously, shes played ensemble roles in
various shows and starred in a couple short srudent fllms. To date, her favorite role
has been Gretl in The Sound ojMusic, her fIrst musical at the age of 6. Becca thanks
the wonderful cast and crew of A Chorus Line for being a stellar group of people.
She would also like to thank her family for not using her room for storage, despite
the fact that shes never home!
Abby Scott (Ensemble) is making her Players's debut. She has been involved with
numerous productions at Footligbters Theater. among other places. Once again, she
shares the stage with her mom. For Abby it is a family event, having just shared the
stage with Mom and Dad in Footlighter's Bye Bye Birdie. Thank you to Cassandra
for asking us to audition, to my family and friends for your support, and to God for
blessing me with these talents. Psalm 98: I.
Sue Scott (Ensemble) Is there any girl who ever attended dance class during the past
three decades who didn't dream of being in A Chorus Line? Usually seen at
Footlighters Theater, where she most recently played the Mayor's Wife in Bye Bye
Birdie Sue is t1rrilled that ber initiation into the Players is for this revered musical
and th~t sbe again shares the stage with daughter, Abby. Thanks to Cassandra for this
opportunity (and for her rookie community theater show, LeI Go). Dedicated to Miss
Marie, Miss Sandy & Miss Cathi!
Meghan Shulz (Val)) is thrilled to make her PA theater debut with the Players. A.
DC transplant. she was last seen in The Arlington Players' The Producers as a NazI
storm-tapper, among other things. Thanks to Cassandra and staff for the opportunity.
Love to the boy thing and the roomie, who haven't seen her much lately. Meghan
dedicates this performance to her wonderful mom, who took her to see tills show at a
tender. impressionable age, and her equally wonderful dad, who put up with the
results.
Lori Sitzabee (Vocal Director) A Chorus Line is the fIrst Broadway musical that
Lori saw and is proud to be joining the Players for this production. She is a music
therapist and bas worked as a private music instructor for over 25 years, and
performed with several area ensembles as a vocalist and instrumentalist. She has had
the opportunity to direct and/or music direct 15 main stage productions with several
local community theaters. Lori's most recent performance in a musical was with
Footlighter's Theater as the Witch in Into the Woods. I would like to thank
Cassandra for this opportunity. I also thank this wonderful cast and production team
for such a great experience. It has been an honor and a privilege to work with such
talented and dedicated people!
Veronica Smith (Ensemble) is from Mobile, AL originally and has loved living
in Plllladelpllla for the last year and a half. Making her big break into community
theatre this summer, she played Gwendolyn Fairfax in The Imparlance oJBeing
Earnesl at the Footli~hters
Theatre in Berwyn, PA. A big fan of song and dance,
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Veronica is thrilled to be a part of A Chorus Line and looks forward to contmued
involvement in the Philadelphia area theatre community.
Melody Stanert (Maggie) is excited to make her Players debut in such an iconic
show. She has studied dance under many teachers, including Ballet Russe De Monte
Carlo soloist. Edmund Novak. and ABT soloist, Eileen Hebron. Melody holds her
BA in Dance' from Palm Beach Atlantic University and teaches dance throughout
southeastern PA. Favorite credits include: Giraffes Don i Dance as Gerald, West Side
Story as Jet Girl, Joseph ...Dreomcoat as Wailing Wife, and Oklahoma as u1s Dream
Laurie and Dancer. "If you have any talent, that's God's gift to you; if you use that
talent, that's your gift to God:' -Red Skelton
John Trapani (Zach) is very excited to be performing in Ills second on-stage
performance with the Players. Most recently, John appeared in The Pirates ojPenzance
with the Players and Early One Evening at the Rainbow Bar & Grille with Footlighters
Theater. John would like to thank the talented cast and production staff for a wonderful
experience. and Cassandra for making him sing and dance in spandex and a gold top
hat when he thought he had auditioned for a speaking-only role.
Christine Winans (Sheila) is thrilled to be performing again with the Players!
Favorite past roles include: Rose Smith in Meet Me in St. Louis, ,Miss Adelaide in
Guys and Dolls and Grace Farrell in Annie. She thanks the director, choreographer,
cast, crew, pit, and God for an amazing experience as Sheila. "Break a Leg'"
To Kelly: Happy 20 Year Anniversary!
You are my "ONE"! --- Love, Mark
AL PASQUALE USMC SEMPER FIDELIS
Liz, aka my stage twin- "I wish!" you the hest ofluck in all of your
performances. I'm so happy we got another chance to perform together! Love
Meggles
Christine- oh how I will miss our carpool conversations after ACL is over.
ARVIN HAMLISCH
We would like to give special thanks to....
Angela Preston and the Blue Bell School of Dance
Ron Kurowski
(performed the role of Bobby in A Chorus Line from 1975 to 1990)
Mary McAvoy
Encore Theater Company
Thad Shirey
Good luck in all of your performances. I know you'll be great! Love, Megs
The Players would like to acknowledge:
Congratulations to the cast, crew, pit, and production staff of ACL! You all
did a great job and I am blessed to work with you all! - Christine
Thank you Meghan for spending hours teaching me the dances!! - Christine
Kevin M---1 think you earned another IDGH FIVE! - Love, Maria
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Anything Goes
The King and I
2010
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Meet Me In $t Louis
2009-2010
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A Funny Thing H:appened
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Rope
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Joseph and the Am:lZing
Tcchnicolor DreameDat
Oliver!
The Yeomen of the Guard
2007·2008
Crnzy for You
2011-2012 Committee Chairs
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Peg Carter
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2000-2001
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1999·2000
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1998-1999
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1997·1998
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1984-1985
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1996·1997
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1995·1996
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1966-1967
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1965·1966
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Send Me No Flowers
Sunday in New York
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1992-1993
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A Little Night Music
2005-2006
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2004-2005
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Picasso at the L3pin Agile
Bye Bye Birdie
2003-2004
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Inherit The Wind
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Olympus on My Mind
The Nerd
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1975·1976
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Wait Until D:ltk
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Murder Amons Friends
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D:mgerous Comer
Murder in Comp:my
Into the Woods
1994-1995
FU'$t Fish
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