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Broadway Revisited
The Gazebo Players' cabaret production of Broadway Revisited is
available for your business, party, or fundraiser. It was first performed
on June 9, 2002, at Zebra's Restaurant in Medfield.
HOSTS: Steve Cook and Suzanne Blake
PROGRAM:
Cabaret, Cabaret The Company
Brush Up Your Shakespeare, Kiss Me Kate Viv Tyndall, Tom Scotti, Steve Lillis, Bob Eiland
I Have Dreamed, The King And I Fiona Tyndall
Any Dream Will Do, Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Tom Scotti and the Gazebettes
Summertime, Porgy and Bess Bonnie Zapolin
Never Never Land, Peter Pan Jean Robison
I Dreamed a Dream, Les Miserables Fiona Tyndall
To Dream the Impossible Dream, Man of La Mancha Steve Lillis and The Company
Millworker, Working Susan Duprey
42nd Street, 42nd Street Jean Robison, Tom Lawrence
On the Street Where You Live, My Fair Lady Tom Lawrence
Someone to Watch Over Me, Crazy For You Mary Ann Hatem
Ooh My Feet, Most Happy Fellow Bonnie Zapolin
Friendship, Anything Goes Mary Ann Hatem, Steve Lillis, Jean Robison
There's No Business Like Show Business, Annie Get Your Gun The Company
INTERMISSION
Magic To Do, Pippin The Company
Bless the Lord, Godspell Jean Robison, Susan Duprey, Fiona Tyndall
Sun and Moon, Miss Saigon Mary Ann Hatem, Tom Lawrence
Let's Face the Music and Dance, Follow the Fleet Tom Scotti
All I Ask of You, The Phantom of the Opera Fiona Tyndall, Steve Lillis
By My Side, Godspell Susan Duprey, Jean Robison
Do You Love Me?, Fiddler on the Roof Bonnie Zapolin, Steve Lillis
My Foolish Heart, My Foolish Heart Tom Lawrence
If I Were a Rich Man, Fiddler on the Roof Steve Lillis
Anyone Can Whistle, Anyone Can Whistle Tom Scotti
If I Only Had a Brain, The Wizard of Oz Bob Eiland, Steve Lillis, Tom Scotti
Over the Rainbow, The Wizard of Oz Fiona Tyndall
Lullaby of Broadway, 42nd Street The Company
PRODUCTION STAFF:
Fiona Tyndall, Producer
Jean Robison, Choreographer
Tom Lawrence, Music Director/Accompanist
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
by William Shakespeare
The Gazebo Players' inaugural production was William Shakespeare's A
Midsummer Night's Dream. Four performances were given free to the public
at the Medfield Gazebo Park on July 20, 21, 27, and 28, 2002, at 5 PM. The
weather cooperated, although it was threatening during a few performances.
Audiences ranged in size from 120 to 180.
In addition to being the company's inaugural production, "Dream" was notable
for its inclusion of school age children as Titania's attendants. The cast
ranged in age from 8 to 73, and drew from towns across the region.
Free performances of "Dream" would not have been possible without grants from
the Medfield Lions Club, the Medfield Women's Association, and the New 'n Town
Club of Medfield.
CAST:
Robin Gabrielli, Theseus
Barbara Schapiro, Egeus
Steve Mullahoo, Lysander
Tom Lawrence, Demetrius
Mary Ann Hatem, Peter Quince
Jerome Matus, Snug
Steve Cook, Nick Bottom
Christian Milde, Francis Flute
Steve Small, Tom Snout
Martha Hook Insogna, Robin Starveling
Ashley Harmon, Hippolyta
Sophia Milas, Hermia
Rachel Carney, Helena
Joffrey Spaulding, Oberon
Jean Robison, Titania
Cynthia Wegel, Robin Goodfellow (Puck)
Kaitlyn Soligan, Peaseblossom
Matthew Aucoin, Cobweb
Michaela Weglinski, Moth
Juliana Small, Mustardseed
Corinne Coveney, Dragonfly
Caroline Sloane, Dandelion
Fred Nauman, the Indian Boy
PRODUCTION STAFF:
Bob Eiland, Producer
Shelley Cook, Assistant Producer
Marianne Phinney, Director
Christine Grudinskas, Assistant Director and Stage Manager
Jean Robison, Choreographer
Harriet Miller, Costume Designer
Chris Allen, Sound Engineer
Shannon Manley, Props
Cathy Corcoran, Props
Mary Ann Hatem, Makeup and Hair Designs
Mike O'Malley, Sound Technician
Dan Binder, Sound Technician
Peter Cook, Sound Technician
Tyle Coveney, Sound Technician
Maria McMillan, Costumes
Robin Coveney, Costumes
Suzanne Blake, Publicity Assistant
Kim Miller, Production Designs
Jaeson Cook, Program Assistant
Steve Cook, Program Assistant
Shelley Cook, Concessions
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Kate (Barbara Schapiro, left) and Sylvia (Jean Robison) get in a dogfight
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Sylvia
by A. R. Gurney
The Gazebo Players' first indoor production was A. R. Gurney's Sylvia.
Five performances were given at the First Parish Universalist Unitarian Church
on North Street. The show ran on Saturday and Sunday, December 7 and 8, 2003, and
again the following Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, December 13, 14, and 15, 2002.
Audiences ranged in size from the low 20s to the high 30s.
CAST:
Jean Robison, Sylvia
Michael Legge, Greg
Barbara Schapiro, Kate
Viv Tyndall, Tom/Phyllis/Leslie
PRODUCTION STAFF:
Fiona Tyndall, Producer
Barbara Pettis, Director
Lyn Clifford, Stage Manager
Mary Ann Hatem, Stage Manager
Barbara Jacobs, Set Design and Set Decoration
Margaret Nowack, Set Decoration and Window Treatments
Steve Cook, Set Construction
Jim Weglinski, Set Construction
Chris Allen, Light and Sound Engineer
Peter Cook, Sound
Tyle Coveney, Sound
Steve Small, Lights
Cynthia Small, Publicity
Bob Eiland, Publicity Assistant, Production Assistant, Program
Marcia Hutchinson, Program Design
Sheila Gemma-Farragher, Concessions & Ushers
Shelley Cook, Box Office
Jeri Bergonzi, Piano Accompianment
The cast, Barbara Pettis, and Fiona Tyndall were responsible for all props,
costumes, and makeup.
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