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John and I went furniture shopping on Tuesday.  First, we went to Laz-y Boy to look for a double recliner loveseat with an electrified center console for our TV/Computer room.  The manager who helped us and said I looked familiar to her.  Since we were in South Setauket (near Pt Jeff), I asked if she went to Theatre Three and she said she did.  Bingo!  She also mentioned that she recently sold a lot of furniture to someone else from the theater.  It turned out to be Doug Quattrock, who I know since he was in high school.  After we chose our recliner, we went next door to Ethan Allen to look at living and dining room furniture, where we encountered Doug Lillie!  As we left, John and I said to each other simultaneously...wait for it...we had a Doug Day Afternoon.
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CAST CALL CALENDAR
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ACTORS

EMERGENCY!
Broadhollow Theater Company presents the Ll premiere of Monty Python’s SPAMALOT! Seeking immediate casting! If interested, e-mail director at
JasonPAllyn@aol.com.
Sir Galahad: Begins as Dennis, a lower class “mud gatherer” who  becomes Knighted and transforms into the dashing Sir Galahad.  Also plays Prince
Herbert’s Father, a wealthy, brutish Yorkshireman. Strong bari-tenor singing required.
Sir Robin: Ironically called “Sir Robin the Brave,” though he couldn’t  be more cowardly. Joins the Knights for the singing and dancing.
Sir Bedevere: A Knight of the Roundtable. An inept scholar and Concorde, Sir Lancelot’s horse. No solo singing.
3 Male Ensemble members who can be comical and sing and move well. Dance or tap skill a+.
3 Female Showgirl Ensemble members who can be comical and sing and dance. Comedy skill a+.
Run is as follows:
Bayway Art Center, E Islip:
Sat, June 22, 29, July 6  – 8pm
Sun, June 23, 30, July 7– 2:30pm
Wed, June 26 – 2pm
Fri, June 28, July 5– 8pm
Elmont:
Sat, July 13, 20 – 8pm
Sun, July 14, 21 – 8pm
Fri, July 19 – 8 pm
Wed, July 24 – 2 & 8pm
Sat July 27 – 2 & 8pm
Sun, July 28 – 2:30pm

EMERGENCY!
Broadhollow Theater Company seeks an immediate replacement for Freckleface Strawberry. Looking for an actress to play the part of Freckleface. Must be between the ages of 22 to 35, between the height of 5’2 and 5’8, a nice belt and can move well and have day time availability for camp shows between June 1 and Aug 7.  The show will be performed at the Bayway Art Center, E Islip, The Broadhollow Theater in Elmont, as well as other possible venues. If interested, send head shot and resume to JasonPallyn@aol.com

EMERGENCY!
Songs For A Cure 2013 seeking PERFORMERS of ALL AGES for a musical revue to benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.  Lend your talents to join in the fight against blood cancer in an annual event that has raised thousands of dollars in hope for a cure!  Performances are Sun, June 9 and Sun, June 16 at 1PM at the Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center in Roslyn.  Rehearsals already underway. Musical director: John Farrell.  To join our talented cast, contact Cara Bjornson at CaraBee815@icloud.com. SEEKING:
ADULTS for vocal solos or duets and/or ADULT DANCERS for company numbers from Hairspray, Les Miserables, and more
CHILDREN for vocal solos and participation in musical numbers from Annie, Peter Pan, The Lion King, Matilda, and The Sound of Music

EMERGENCY!
Maggie's Little Theater seeks an adult male actor to join the cast of Fiddler on The Roof to fill the role of The Constable. Performance dates: July 13, 14, 19, 20, 21.  If interested in auditioning, contact maggieslittletheater@gmail.com

EMERGENCY!
Tom Humbert is having a taped read through at a TV studio in Bohemia either May 30 or 31 for a TV Pilot and is a great opportunity for aspiring actors. 2 hour commitment. No pay.
Seeking:
Kristen (Caucasian)– 35 yrs. old – beautiful waitress
Paul (Caucasian)– 59 yrs. old - married / father of 4 – just lost his job at computer firm
Rose (African American) – 70 yrs. old – grandmother / husband has Alzheimer’s
Gabriel (Filipino) – 24 yrs. old - studying to be a priest/minister – parents are separated
Emma – 16 yrs. old – student /church youth group member
David – 16 yrs. old - gay student (friend of Emma)
Isabel (Latina) – 31 yrs. old – Mother of Emma - has a dancer's body
Email picture and resume to  JSCMusicPros@aol.com or mail to 26 Prospect Ave, Garden City NY 11530 c/o CASTING

EMERGENCY!
Plaza Theatrical Productions, Inc. seeks 4-6 female singers to augment their summer tour of The Sound of Music. Must be able to read music and hold harmony parts.  Performances: May 31 - July 21 (approx 25 including 4 weekday matinees). For outdoor performances, the show is accompanied by full 25 piece orchestra. Kevin Harrington, producer/director; William Margiotta, musical director; Tommie Gibbons, choreographer; Jeremy Smith, stage manager. For audition appt, call (516) 599-6870 or e-mail plazatheatrical@aol.com


THIS WEEK'S AUDITIONS

Second Stage Productions auditions for Les Miserables on Thurs, May 16 and Fri, May 17 in Amityville. Show dates are July 26 - Aug 4 at Molloy College.  All roles are open.  Children in the cast.  Auditions by appt.  Email Brian at secondstageprod@aol.com for an audition time and further info.  Visit our website www.2ndstageproductions.com for more info.

Second Stage Productions auditions for Cats on Thurs, May 16 and Fri, May 17 in Amityville.Show dates are July 19 - 28 at Molloy College.  All roles are open.  Auditions by appt.  Email Brian at secondstageprod@aol.com for an audition time and further info.  Visit our website www.2ndstageproductions.com for more info.

BroadHollow Theatre Company auditions for Fiddler on the Roof on May 18 at 11am at BayWay Arts Center, 265 E Main St, E Islip. Performs Sept 21 - Oct 6 at BayWay and Oct 26 - Nov 10 at Elmont. Bring 16 bars of sheet music as well as a head shot and resume. Be prepared to dance. All roles open except Tevye.

The Reunion, a new interactive dinner show coming to LI, is looking to cast actors and actresses (any type/age but prefer actors over 30 who are comfortable with improv and willing to travel from venue to venue).   It's a hilarious , interactive theatre experience. Auditions and casting at Panera Bread 5191, Sunrise H'way, Bohemia on May 18 and 25 @ 2pm. Questions @631 655 5147 or email Starr@ thefrozendozen@aol.com.

Auditions for William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night on Sat, May 18 and 25 from noon-3pm at The Bridge in Bridgehampton, Bridgehampton Community House, 2357 Montauk Hwy.  Rehearsals begin June 29. To be performed outdoors in the Hamptons Aug 1 - 18. Joshua Perl, co-founder and artistic director of HITFest, directs.  All roles available. Performers should have a strong vocal presence, enjoy performing outdoors and collaboration Also looking for crew members, interns, and staff. Classical monologue preferred, but actors without classical experience are welcome. Some pay & a few Equity contracts available. Must have housing on the East End of LI. Email  Josh@HITFest.org for an appt.

Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts auditions for ages 17+ for GREASE on Sat, May 18 from 10-1PM at 2 E Main St, Smithtown. ALL ROLES ARE OPEN. Those auditioning MUST be available for potential callbacks Sun, May 19 at 6PM. Prepare 16-32 bars of music in a style appropriate to the show. You may be asked to dance. Performances are July 6 – 28 with a possible Aug extension TBD. Performances Thurs-Sat evenings, Sat & Sun afternoons. All those cast must be available for a Thurs matinee on July 18. Rehearsals will begin June 3. Stipends available for all performers, Equity Guest Artist contracts available as needed. For add’l info, email scpagrease@gmail.com. DO NOT CALL THE BOX OFFICE THEY HAVE NO ADD’L INFO THAN WHAT IS POSTED HERE. Director/Choreographer: Danny Gorman / Music Director: Cara Brown NOTE: All roles listed as “teens” will be cast with older teens and young adults who can portray those ages. All the “Burger Palace Boys” are true “greasers” - super cool, D.A. haired, hard-looking group of high school wheeler-dealers...or so they think. All the “Pink Ladies” (in the 1950’s this group would have been known as “bad girls”) are club-jacketed, gum-chewing, hip-swinging girl gang members that hang around with the “Burger Palace Boys.” “Burger Palace Boys” and Pink Ladies” require excellent musicianship. ALL cast members must show a strong instinctual grasp of 1950's (as opposed to contemporary) rock & pop vocal styling. <Character descriptions can be found on Cast Calls page>

St. Gregory’s Theatre Group auditions for Jesus Christ Superstar on Sat, May 18 - KIDS (7-14) 10AM - NOON , 15-ADULT 12:30- 4:30PM, Mon, May 20 15-ADULT from 7- 9PM at St. Gregory Church (Basement- Oak Room), 242-20 88th Ave, Bellerose 11426. Show dates are Aug 2-4 and Aug 7-11.  Come prepared with music for a song from any musical other than Jesus Christ Superstar. Rock Musical songs welcome. If auditioning for a lead, you must have a 1min monologue prepared. We will be casting 3 strong dancers as well as ensemble dance. If you are interested in auditioning for the 3 dance roles you must come prepared for a short jazz/modern dance routine no longer than a minute. All others auditioning should be prepared to do some kind of movement/dance audition with our dance team. There will be a minimal amount of ensemble roles for kids ages 7-14 years.  All other ensemble roles -15- 65+.  There will be a lot of movement and/or dance for the ensemble in this theatre piece so you should be comfortable with simple dance and movement work. Resume/ headshot preferred but not required.  We will also ask your availability and conflict dates for June, July and Aug. Email info@sgtg.org or call 718-989-2451 with questions or for any add'l info. Visit www.sgtg.org and like us on Facebook: St. Gregory's Theatre Group - SGTG

The North Fork Community Theatre in Mattituck auditions for Legally Blonde at 7PM on Sun, May 19, and Mon, May 20. Arrive early to fill out audition forms.  Come prepared to sing 32 bars of a Broadway style song that shows off your voice. An accompanist will be provided, so bring your sheet music. Do not sing songs from Legally Blonde, as those will be heard at callbacks. There will also be a dance portion of the audition so bring appropriate clothing/shoes. If you have character shoes or jazz shoes bring them.  The two audition nights will be only singing and dancing.  Callbacks will be held on Tues, May 21 at 7pm.  After each audition night, we will decide who the production team would like to see at callbacks for leading roles. Callbacks will be decided right away and sheet music from the show will be handed out at the close of each audition night in order to be learned in time for callbacks. Cold readings will take place at callbacks and possibly some add'l dancing. Those auditioning must be ages 14-22.  All roles are open. Performances: July 25, 26, 27, 28*, Aug 1, 2, 3, 4*, 8, 9, 10, and 11* (*indicates Sun matinee).  Anyone cast must be able to participate in every performance.  Contact director Jessica Raven with any questions @ raven53@optonline.net.

Studio Theatre, 141 S Wellwood Ave, Lindenhurst auditions for the role of Paco in Miss Abigail's Guide to Dating, Mating and Marriage on Sun, May 19 at noon, callbacks Tues, May 21. Paco is described as an Hispanic hottie, 25-35 years old, good comic timing, accent and ability to work well in an audience participation show. He is Miss Abigail's assistant and hopelessly in love with her. Miss Abigail is cast. If you cannot make the auditions, email director Scott Hofer at skottso@aol.com. Show runs July 6 - 27. Rehearsals begin May 23. Must have weekend availability.

Our Fabulous Variety Show is auditioning all ages for Godspell (2012 revival version) on Mon, May 20 at 4pm at Ward Melville High School, 380 Old Town Rd, Setauket- E Setauket 11733.  All roles available. The show will be produced  at the Southampton Presbyterian Church located at 2 S Main St, Southampton.  Prepare a ballad not from the show. For questions, email ourfabulousvarietyshow@gmail.com or call 740.607.6748

The Merrick Theater, 2222 Hewlett Ave, Merrick auditions for Love, Sex, and the I.R.S. on Mon, May 20 and Tues, May 21 at 7:30pm at the theatre. Show dates July 6 - Aug 4, Fri/Sat at 8pm and Sun at 3pm. Be available for ALL performances.  Auditions will be readings from the script. Call 516 868 6400 for more info. The story of Jon Trachtman and Leslie Arthur are out of work musicians who room together in NYC. To save money, Jon has been filing tax returns listing the pair as a married. The day of reckoning comes when the Internal Revenue Service informs the "couple" they're going to be investigated. Directed by: Susan Jeffares <Character descriptions can be found on Cast Calls page>

The Bare Bones Repertory Company auditions for Martin McDonagh's THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE on Mon and Tues, May 20 and 21 at 7:30PM. Callbacks Wed, May 22 at 7:30PM. Seeking two men and one woman. (The role of Mag has been cast.) The readings will take place at the Bare Bones Theater, 57 Main St, Northport.  All readings will be from the script.  Maureen, pp. 6-7; 15-16. Ray, pp. 10-13.  Pato, pp. 19-21, 24-25.   Page references are from the Dramatists Play Service acting edition. Sides will be provided. All three roles are open, and all actors--both union and non--are invited to attend. No prior history of affiliation with Bare Bones is required. Bring headshot/resume. No understudies; actors cast must be available for all performances. Rehearsals will be scheduled on weeknights during the evening and some weekends. Performances: July 12, 13, 19, 20 at 8PM and July 14 and 21 at 3PM. Stipend offered. NOTE: The characters speak in a rural dialect, so anyone auditioning will need to take their best shot at an Irish accent. McDonagh's text tries to approximate that ("Isn't it you wanted it set for that oul station?"  "Me brother Pato said to invite yous to our uncle's going-away do."), but no one auditioning will be expected to achieve total authenticity in a first reading. <Character descriptions can be found on Cast Calls page>

SoLuna Studio, 659 Old Willets Path, Hauppauge auditions for the Tribal-Rock Musical - HAIR on Tues, May 21 or Wed, May 22 from 5-9pm - YOU MUST CALL TO SCHEDULE an audition time (631-708-9681). We are seeking a diverse group of talented performers from ages 16 - 29. (partial nudity is optional for those 18+ years of age) This is a paying job for those 18+. If you are under 18 years of age at the time of auditions a parent/guardian must either be present at the audition or comes to SoLuna Studio prior to auditions to sign a waiver that states they are aware of the adult content in the show. Prepare 32bars of music of a song from the show. Rehearsals start immediately after auditions and are Tues, Wed & Thurs from 6-9pm and Sat from 3-6pm. Tech week is July 8 - 11 from 6-10pm. Performances July 12 - Aug 18 (Fri/Sat @ 8pm and Sun @ 3pm) ALL LEAD ROLES MUST BE AVAILABLE for all Tech and Performances NO EXCEPTIONS. Anyone part of the TRIBE can either commit to the entire run OR chose to perform in the first 3 weekends OR the last 3 weekends of the show. (it is not mandatory for 'tribe' to commit to the entire run). www.SoLunaStudioNY.com (all roles are open) <Character descriptions can be found on Cast Calls page>

NEW CALLS

The Billboard Players auditions for its fall production of Louis V. Fucilo's original drama Once Upon A Happy Time, on Wed and Thurs, May 29 and 30, and Mon, June 3 from 7-10pm, which will be presented for three weekends in Nov. Rehearsals will begin right after Labor Day and will take place on Mon and Thurs from 7:30-10:30pm.  For further info, contact Louis V. Fucilo, Director, at 347-235-0972 or email at Louisvfucilo@aol.com.  Auditions will take place at the Community Church of E Williston, on E Williston Ave between High St and Roslyn Rd.  Enter from High St. The roles that are open are as follows:
Henry Valentine: 60ish, appearance on the old-side, mild-mannered, drinks a great deal, afraid of growing old.
Rita Marshall: 30ish, mother of two children, plain in appearance, a good friend, funny sense of humor.
Richard Fenwyck: 30/40ish, a workaholic, mild-mannered, takes marriage for granted, a good friend.
Eleanor Fenwyck: 30/40ish, a confused woman, doesn't understand marriage, straight-shooter, daddy's little girl.

SoLuna Studio, 659 Old Willets Path, Hauppauge auditions for Sweeney Todd on Mon, July 1 from 5-10pm. Prepare 32 bars of a song from the show. YOU MUST CALL TO SCHEDULE an audition time (631-708-9681).  All roles open. Ages 16-39. Rehearsals start July 16  and will be Wed 6-9pm and Sat 3-6pm. Tech week is July 7-10 from 6-10pm. Performance Dates: Oct 11-27 (Fri/Sat @ 8pm and Sun @ 3pm) www.SoLunaStudioNY.com

Northeast Stage auditions for Greenport's Shakespeare-in-the-Park production of Henry V on May  28, 29, and 30 from 7-9:30pm at Holy Trinity Church, 768 Main St, Greenport. The production is directed by Colin Palmer, assisted by A.D. Newcomer, and will be presented on Aug 9-11 in Mitchell Park, Greenport. Come to any or all of the three audition sessions. Prepared monologue is optional. If you have any questions, message Colin Palmer on Facebook or call him at 631-745-0124.

Worldwide Voices and The New Musicals Project at The Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts announce casting on the main stage of the 1200-seat theater for LIFE AFTER LIFE: A Heavenly New Musical by Howard & Linda Beckerman. Musical DIrector: Michael Douglas Jones.  Confirm a specific June 4 audition appt between 7-9:30pm by calling: (631) 675-0565. Performance dates: Sept 27, 28, 29. http://worldwidevoices.org/musicals.html
Life After Life is the musical journey of four characters as they meet again and again throughout many lifetimes: early 16th Century, the Age of Exploration; early 20th Century, the Age of Modernism;  and early 21st Century, the Age of Aquarius.  A song-and-dance troupe of four angels guides them and entertains us along the way in a tuneful romp through heaven and earth.
THE PEOPLE - A Soul Group in Earthspace
ABE, mid 40s: 21st Century, a cab driver; 16th Century, a sea captain; 20th Century, an opera singer
SARA, mid 30s: 21st Century, a nurse at Mount Sinai; 16th Century, Abe’s wife; 20th Century, Judy’s sister  
JUDY, mid 40s : 21st Century, Abe’wife, an elementary school teacher; 16th Century, Abe’s mother; 20th Century, Abe’s daughter
DAN, mid 20s: 21st Century, an artist, Abe and Judy’s son; 16th Century, a sailor; 20th Century,  a poet, the boy next door
THE ANGELS - A Soul Group in Angelspace, a song and dance troupe
GIOVAN : Abe’s guide 
LUZ: Judy’s guide
OLIVER: Dan’s guide
ELIZA: Sara’s guide

STARR's Bust-A-Gut Entertainment auditions for The REUNION a hilarious, interactive 'dinner' theatre show on Sat, June 1 @ 2PM - (Not Film!)
ACTORS / ACTRESSES / COMEDIANS - Experience Preferred! 30++ / Non-Union
Paid Gigs. No pay for rehearsals. LI Area - Must be willing to travel to various venues.
Panera Bread, South Bay Shopping Center, 1045 W Montauk Hwy, W Babylon 11704
Bring HEAD SHOT with the following info on back: NAME, CONTACT PHONE #, EMAIL

The Rose Theater is auditioning people interested in becoming part of our Theatrical Repertory Troupe. We are looking for actors and actresses of all ages. Come join our growing team of writers/actors/and directors. Our goal is to continue growing this community, our community, so that performances can be seen, actors can grow, and writers/directors get an opportunity to showcase their talent. The Rose Theater is located in Holbrook. Email headshot and resume to Main@BBRProductions.com.

The Rose Theater's One Act Festival is finally coming together. The dates have been officially confirmed for the weekend of Sept 27-29. An open call for Actors/Actresses for the festival has been set for July 6 from 11AM-6PM. If interested in being part of this festival, mark this date off in your calendars so we can see you at auditions. If you can not attend that day, send your resume and headshot to BN@BBRProductions.com.

Trick Bags, a play about an inmate beaten to death in a jail by officers and the legal and political drama that follows, needs three actors for our entry at the Cabrini Theater's Thespis Theater Festival. Show dates are 8/17, 22 and 23. We may also do a run in the fall elsewhere. Seeking:
White male of average size or bigger in his thirties or forties
18-30 year old male, preferably of slight build - any race
Male, age 25-40 - any race
Rehearsals commence in June on Mon and Thurs nights and some wknds. Written by Robert Shanlin. Directed by Jacqueline Muro. Contact Robert Shanlin at (516) 809-7010 or send resume and contact number to rss0008@hotmail.com.

Seeking actors/actresses for The Dark I Know, an original musical, winner of the Kennedy Center's American College Theatre Festival National Musical Theatre Award. The musical will be having a NYC production this summer at the June Havoc Theatre as part of the Midtown International Theatre Festival. The show will be performing under an Equity (AEA) Showcase Code (Approval Pending). Rehearsals begin in or around June 16. There are five performances during the festival on July 21, 27, 28, 31 and Aug 4. Rehearsals will be on western LI as well as at Network Studios in Manhattan. There is a Full Travel Stipend for ALL performers throughout the entire rehearsal and performance period. If interested,  send an email to set up an audition appt . If available, attach a Headshot/Resume. Send all emails to: contact@thedarkiknow.com 
Synopsis: Set in Germany during the early 1930's, it tells the story of two German families, one Jewish, set against the backdrop of the rise of Nazism. Hannah is a journalist, recently divorced from her husband, Max, a pro Nazi, military officer. Still reeling from the loss of her young son, Lertz, she and her adopted son, Lukas leave Berlin, and move to Frankfurt to start anew. There, she meets Aaron Freeman, and his family. As they begin to establish a relationship, they discover their lives have been intertwined by the past.
Seeking:
HANNAH SCHENCK Female, early forties, German, a mother, and a journalist. She lives for her son Lukas, and will go out of her way for him. Hannah is sweet and compassionate. She is a true mother at heart, and is not fearful of standing up for what she believes. A leading lady & strong singer who moves well. Mezzo.
AARON FREEMAN Male, mid-forties, German/Jewish, a doctor, and a father of two. Aaron is filled with a lot of pride, having served for Germany in the Great War. He has two children, Sara and Noah, whom he has cared for alone since his wife passed away. He is a positive and happy man due to his accomplishments as a doctor, and his two children. A strong singer, who moves well. Tenor.
MAX SCHENCK Male, mid forties, German, a colonel in the Schutzstaffel (SS). Max is a stern military man, who became very much involved with politics, especially when Hitler and the Nazi’s began to rise to power. Ever since losing his first son Lertz, his relationship with Hannah slowly crumbled. In Max’s eyes, no one could replace Lertz. Strong singer, who moves well. Baritone.
KAUFFS Male, mid-forties, German, a landlord of an apartment complex. He is very much an opportunist in every way imaginable. He has a secret side to him, and at the end of the day, he takes sides with no one. Dark Comedy, Strong Singer, Baritone-Tenor.
NARRATOR 2 Male, eighteen, Narrates and appears throughout different parts of the story. Great Storyteller, Strong Singer. Tenor.
KARL Male, eleven, reasonably athletic. Non-Singing Role.

ONGOING CALLS

Arena Players Repertory Theatre, Vanderbilt Carriage House Theater, 180 Little Neck Rd, Centerport is casting 3 roles in The Taming of the Shrew, as follows:
Lucentio (age 20 - 28)
Hortensio (age 25 - 30)
Gremio (age 40 - 50)
Performances will be July 3 - Aug 25. Respond to ArenaPlayersRep@aol.com, or call (516) 293-0674 for further info

Seeking actress - age range 20's-30's - all types welcome but must be able to sing and move well -  for preview performance of original musical comedy Middle Aged - the Musical by John Passadino. Initial performance to take place June 15 @ 8PM at SoLuna Studio - Hauppauge. Other performances to be scheduled. Must be available to participate in 4-6 work shop/rehearsals at  night - in Sayville - in late May and first two weeks in June. Non Equity Pay to be negotiated. Email picture and resume to John at seesawcomedy@gmail.com

TECHNICIANS

EMERGENCY!
Seeking a Drama Director for Kenwal children's summer camp in Huntington. We put on two plays during the course of July and Aug with approx 100 campers performing in each.  Qualified person should be able do everything from casting to performance and everything in between. Supportive family like atmosphere. Our previous director is more than willing to lend a hand if needed. Position is from June 27 - Aug 22.  Salary is negotiable.  Call 631-694-3399 or email us at kenwaloffice@aol.com.

The Rose Theater is auditioning people interested in becoming part of our Theatrical Repertory Troupe. We are looking for directors to join our growing team of writers/actors/and directors. Our goal is to continue growing this community, our community, so that performances can be seen, actors can grow, and writers/ directors get an opportunity to showcase their talent. Rose Theater is located in Holbrook. Email resume to Main@BBRProductions.com.

The Rose Theater's One Act Festival is officially confirmed for the weekend of Sept 27-29. Seeking Directors for the festival.  Auditions have been set for July 6 from 11am-6pm. If interested in being part of this festival, mark this date off in your calendars. Send resume to BN@BBRProductions.com.

Comedy Class for Kids seeks qualified teacher for after-school program starting in the fall in Roslyn. Introduce children to the world of stand-up and improvisation. All interested contact Susan Kalman, Theatre Arts Director, Sid Jacobson JCC, 516-484-1545, ext. 110 or skalman@sjjcc.org.

The Port Summer Show in Port Washington is seeking musical directors, assistant directors and technical directors for present production Aug 1, 2, 3 and 4 and future productions. Interested parties should forward a resume with salary requirements to info@portsummershow.org.

CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale has a job opportunity for person
1) LIGHTING DESIGNER: background in lighting design and electrics
2) SOUND DESIGNER: with background in sound design and the running of a sound board
3) SET CONSTRUCTION:  Part-time for someone who is interested in expanding their skills. Must have daytime availability
If interested, send resume to:  cmexecdir@cmpac.com

Act Out Theatre of Great South Bay YMCA in Bay Shore is looking for a theatre instructor/director for ages 3-12.   Must be experienced and great with children. Classes begin end of June. Send resume, references and availability to tianac@ymcali.org. 

MUSICIANS

EMERGENCY!
Take A Bow, a children's theatre program, is looking for a piano accompanist for May 23 and May 30 from 2-3pm.  Accompanist will play along for a 15-recital for children in pre-school.  Experience working with young children is a MUST!  Rate is $25/hr in Syosset.  Contact apines@takeabowplayhouse.com to apply.

St. Frances Cabrini Community Theatre in Coram is looking for a musical director for their summer musical. Commitment is mainly 1 or 2 nights a week. Auditions are May 18 and 20 and performances are mid Aug. Paid stipend. Contact aimeerabbitt@gmail.com for more info or to apply for the position.

Sybil Gage www.sybilsings.com seeks piano accompanist for NY CT NJ MA venues.  Must have facility with Jazz, Blues, New Orleans, et. al. (Think "Fats" Waller, W.C. Handy, Stride, Ragtime. Boogie Woogie. Bessie, Billie, Dinah, Carmen, Ertha, Janis (all of 'em), etc.)  MUST have willingness to learn original material as Sybil's performances include 60-90% of her own compositions. Sybil's best selling CDs, "RED"  and "NOLA Calling", are original material. Contact: William @ The Lynn Agency 321 759 9010 or lynnagency@gmail.com   Sybil will provide tickets to her upcoming show in NYC on May 17th  http://stage72.com/sybil-gage/ for interested candidates.

To The Stage in Oceanside seeks an accompanist/music teacher for small camp program. $200(6 days total) per session or $400 for both (12 days total).
Session One: 7/8-7/19; Session Two: 7/29-8/9 - Mon, Wed, Fri  10am-1pm (lunch break at noon)
Must be very reliable, able to play piano, and great with kids. Email courtney@2thestage.com to apply.

SINGERS

Huntington Cabaret AUDITIONS for NYC SUMMER SHOWCASE with Award-winning NYC Musical Director to be performed at THE METROPOLITAN ROOM, one of NYC’s premier clubs. http://metropolitanroom.com/index.cfm. Auditions by appt through May. Auditions/private/rehearsals in Huntington. For performers with extensive performing experience, current musical theater or vocal performance college students and graduates. The cast will be limited to 7 singers who will be singing solos with original arrangements. Minimal time commitment. There will be two casts with one show in mid-July and one show in mid Aug according to cast's availability. A professional CD of the show will be given to all cast members. Call Linda Ray, Director, at 631 673-5577 for info or contact cabaretsingers@gmail.com

PLAYWRIGHTS

The Rose Theater's One Act Festival is finally coming together. The dates have been officially confirmed for the weekend of Sept 27-29. We are still in need of submissions to fill the entire weekend. If you have a 5, 10, or 30 minute play you wish to submit, email it to BN@BBRProductions.com.


MEMBER TO MEMBER

NORTHPORT READER'S THEATER - May 20 at 7:30PM
St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 270 Main St, Northport
Reading of “55” a new musical ay by John Passadino
Reading followed by a discussion with the playwright. All audience members
are welcome to participate.
NOTE: We will be in the Parlor. Enter the church from the west (right) door.
The next meeting will be Mon, June 17 @ 7:30PM.

Coming to The Rose Theater this Aug, will be a fantastic production of Hamlet featuring a cast equivalent to the Justice League, in terms of Shakespearian Actors on LI. Support the arts on LI, donate a penny, and we'll save an African tiger...Wait, Thomas J Bellezza just told me we're not actually saving African jungle cats, but there are some excellent perks for donating! Even the smallest donation is greatly appreciated! http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/hamlet-at-the-rose-theater--4

From Former LI Techie Angela Grimaldi
I am walking again this year for JDRF to help raise money to find a cure for diabetes.  I personally know many people living with this disease (and a dear friend who died from it), and I know your [Deb's Web] readers do too.  If anyone can spare a few bucks (even $5 will help), please visit my fundraiser page and donate.  Thanks so much!  Here's the link : http://www2.jdrf.org/site/TR/Walk-TN/Chapter-EastTennessee4618?px=1062778&pg=personal&fr_id=2123

Looking for any decent sized room to rehearse a play. Schools, churches,temples,and libraries are cost prohibitive. Is there any theater lover who has an available space? Preferably for Mon and Thurs nights and Sat any time in June. We can do a free performance or give free tickets (we will be at the Cabrini Theater this Aug) in return. Contact Robert Shanlin at rss0008@hotmail.com or (516) 809-7010

There's No Place Like Home!
This year's NFCT Gala will celebrate the purchase of our "Home Sweet Home," and look to the future. Proceeds from the fundraiser will go towards improvements to the NFCT. The 5th Annual NFCT Building On Tradition Gala will be held on Sat, June 15 at Stonewalls Restaurant on the Woods at Cherry Creek golf course. The Gala's live entertainment will include songs from members of the NFCT company and a preview from the cast of the Youth on Stage's 2013 summer show: "Legally Blond." There will be a buffet, passed hors d'oeuvres, gift bags, raffles, and a fun filled live auction for $75. Tickets can be purchased at www.nfct.com. All Gala proceeds will go towards the Building on Tradition Campaign to make improvements to the NFCT. Donations can be made at www.nfct.com or checks to NFCT Box 86 Mattituck NY 11952. For more info about the campaign contact Mary Motto Kalich at 917-334-6639 or campaign@nfct.com.


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Headshot Special
Sat, May 25 from 11am-6pm, The Rose Theater, Holbrook is having a special on professional quality headshots/photoshoots, courtesy of BBR Productions for $100.
1- You need to schedule your appt by calling 631-599-2263 well in advance
2- You must have a group of 10 or more people.
*This is ideal for Theatre productions/acting troupes who want their cast to look their absolute best, as well as Bands looking for great publicity shots.  Ideal for those Christmas family photos that you know you just want to get out of the way. **If you don't have a group of 10, call anyway as we may be able to set up a time for you as well. www.BBRProductions.com

Classes forming for Stevie GB’s first comedy class
• Stage presence (handling microphone, etc.)
• Improvisational (yes, and)
• Brainstorming and concept building
• Bit building
• Segues
• Terminology (what is a callback, tag-line, bit, etc.)
• Creating new material
• Punch up current material
• Crystallize your comic persona
• Writing techniques
The Rose Theater, Holbrook http://www.bbrproductions.com/SCH.html  CALL TODAY 631-599-2263


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CLOSING

Gilbert & Sullivan: A Celebration! @ Playcrafters of Bellport 5/18

Songs for a New World @ Merrick Theatre & Center for the Arts 5/18

Mame @ Herricks Community Players 5/18

Madama Butterfly @ Footlight Players,Inc. 5/18

The Hound of the Baskervilles @ Douglaston Community Theatre 5/18

L.I. Double R @ Merrick Theatre & Center for the Arts 5/19

Dreamgirls @ Gallery Players 5/19

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels @ Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts 5/19

Urinetown @ Broadhollow's Bay Way Theatre 5/19

Anything Goes @ CM Performing Arts Center 5/19

Oliver! @ Northport /E Northport Community Theater 5/19

9 to 5: The Musical @ Narrows Community Theater 5/19

Hairspray @ James Street Players 5/19

OPENING

A Night in the Theater @ Arena Repertory Players 5/17

25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee @ Theatre Three 5/18

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels @ Star Playhouse 5/18

Sinners @ Broadhollow's Elmont Theatre 5/18

Moider on the Southside @ Murder For You 5/18 ONLY!

The Cripple of Inishmaan @ John Drew Theatre Guild Hall 5/22

Grease @ Gateway Playhouse Bellport 5/22

How The Other Half Loves @ Hampton Theatre Company 5/23

South Pacific @ John Engeman Theatre at Northport 5/23

Special offers for Deb's Web Readers...

Theatre Three presents 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee 5/18 - 6/22.  Mention Deb's Web at the box office on the date of performance (except Sat) for $15 performer-discount tickets as available.

UPCOMING PRODUCTIONS/CAST LISTS

Theatre Three presents The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
412 Main St,  Pt Jefferson 11777
Box Office:  (631) 928-9100   Group Sales:  (631) 928-1130 theatrethree.com
Music and Lyrics by WILLIAM FINN Book by RACHEL SHEINKIN
Conceived by RACHEL SHEINKIN Additional Material by JAY REISS
May 18 – June 22
Tickets:  $15-$30
The Cast:
Chip - Chris Brady
Marcy - Tracylynn Conner
Rona - Tammy Dorsa
Logainne - Jacqueline M. Hughes
Olive - Jenna Kavaler
Barfee - Bobby Montaniz
Leaf - Matthew Paredi
Mitch - Kyle Petty
Panch - James D. Schultz
Scenic Design  RANDALL PARSONS
Costume Design LARA DE BRUIJN
Lighting Design  ROBERT W. HENDERSON, JR.
Properties  JULIE HOFFMAN
Technical Direction  NEIL CREEDON, Avancy Inc.
Production Stage Manager  MICHELLE MANDA
Choreographed by STEVE McCOY
Musical Director JACK KOHL
Directed by JEFFREY SANZEL
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STAR Playhouse presents Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Sat -- 5/18 & 6/1 @ 8PM &  Sun -- 5/19, 27, & 6/2 @ 2PM
SUFFOLK Y JCC 74 HAUPPAUGE RD,  COMMACK
TICKETS  631 462-9800
CAST
Lawrence Jameson...JEFF GREENE
Freddy Benson...CHRIS SALTALAMACCHIO
Christine Colgate...KELSEY GRONDA
Muriel Eubanks...PATRICE RICHARDSON
Andre...WARREN SCHEIN
Jolene Oakes...MICHELLE MAZZA
Hotel Guests & Staff:..LORRAINE BETTICA, SCOTT BLOND, FRANK CALIGUIRI,
ANGELA CATSOROS, SABRINA CORBY,
AMY JORRISCH, LARRY KATZ, PHENIX LASSTAR, CHERY MANNIELLO, ALI MITCHELL,
JEAN RYDER, ASHLEY VRANA
Staged & Directed by RICK GROSSMAN
Musical Direction by  PAULA WILLIS
Choreography by LEIA J. DePALO
Producers:  SANDY LORY-SNYDER & BARBARA SCHULER
Production Stage Manager:  SAMANTHA SCHWARTZ
Costumes:  MAXINE KATZ
Set Design:  BOB WILDFEUER & HOWARD HELSTEIN
Technical Director:  BOB WILDFEUER
Sound:  DOUG GILMAN
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North Fork Community Theater present Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel
May 16 - June 2
Thurs – Sat 8PM; Sun at 2:30PM
Free pre-show receptions at 7pm on Thurs: The Market, Greenport (5/16), Village Cheese Shop (5/23), and a wine tasting by Scarola Vineyards on 5/30.
Tickets: $20 at 631-298-NFCT or http://www.nfct.com/. Students $15 only on Thurs, May 16 and Fri, May 17 at 631-298-4500
CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of appearance)
Carrie Pipperidge...Amanda Mouzakes
Julie Jordan...Becca Mincieli
Mrs. Mullin...Jennifer Eager
Billy Bigelow...Matthew Gardiner
Policeman...Lindsay Scoggin
David Bascombe...John Hudson
Nettie Fowler...Leslie Luxemburg
Enoch Snow...Nate Kalich
Jigger Craigin...Bill Kitzerow
Captain...Peter Nolan
Heavenly Friend...Stephen Loquet
Starkeeper/Dr. Seldon...Manning Dandridge
Louise...Lily Spellman
Carnival Boy...Alexi Lui, John Andes (5/17, 6/1)
Enoch Snow Jr. ... Nico Bossey, Alexi Lui (5/17)
Ensemble:  Sydney Campbell, Heather Cusack, Mary Motto Kalich, Eric Lopez, Stephen Loquet, Katrina Lovett, Peter Nolan, Ellie Salmaggi, Laura Togneri
Snow Children...Haley Unger, Micky Kalich, Quinn Brickman, Emma Eager, Peter Gwiazda
Ruffians...Ben Eager, Steve Brickman
CREW
Director...David Markel
Producer/Asst Director...Mary Motto Kalich
Music Director...Pat Wall
Costumer/Photography...Dee Andes
Choreography...Jan McKenna, Jessica Raven, Meredith Shumway
Stage Manager...Rachel Eager, Matt Eager
Set...John Hudson, Charlie Scheer, George Summers, Debra Scurrachio
Lighting Design...Charlie Scheer
Lighting Crew...Rachel Eager, Julia Eager, John Hudson, and Gary Minnick
Prop Manager...Lori Connolly
Asst Producer...Melissa Moelius
House Managers...Ruth Schwartz, Laura Jones, Jennifer Hudson
Refreshment Managers...Millie Feliciano and Babette Cornine
Box Office...Colleen Brickman, Dee Andes, Joanna Paulsen, Joel Reitman, Susan Esposito, Val Boergesson
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Murder For You presents Moider on the Southside
May 18 @ 7pm
Benefit for the Double D Bar Ranch
West Lake Caterers 322 W Main St, Patchogue 11772
$75 per person – Buffet dinner and Show
Reservations: call Bill (631) 878-4106
Gangster Dress Optional
The Cast:
Ron Indelicato…Mugsy
Jake Weisz...Knuckles
Gina Haver...Mabel
Ann Morelli…F.B.Eye
Rich Jimenez…Lefty
Larry Wolff…Herman
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Hampton Theatre Company presents How the Other Half Loves by Alan Ayckbourn
Quogue Community Hall, Jessup Ave
May 23 - June 9
Thurs 7, Fri/Sat 8, Sun 2:30
Tickets: www.hamptontheatre.org or OvationTix at 866-811-4111
Dinner theater packages in collaboration with Southampton, Westhampton
Beach, Hampton Bays and Quogue libraries
Complete info www.hamptontheatre.org
The Cast:
Andrew Botsford ... Frank Foster
Rosemary Cline ... Fiona Foster
Jessica Ellwood ... Teresa Phillips
Jonathan Holtzman ... Bob Phillips
Mark McCarthy ... William Detweiler
Jane Cortney ... Mary Detweiler
Director ... Diana Marbury
Set Design ... Sean Marbury
Lighting ... Sebastian Paczynski
Set decor ... Diana Marbury
Costumes ... Teresa LeBrun
Three couples, an indiscretion, a cover-up, accusations and crumbling alibis on overlapping sets all lead to confusion and uproarious comedy. Ayckbourn created one of his most ingenious theatrical devices, with the living rooms of two of the three couples overlapping on the same set and sharing a common dining table. The shared table allowed the playwright to have two different, disastrous dinner parties on two different evenings play out simultaneously in the same scene.
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David Houston LITERARY ENTERTAINMENTS presents FAHRENHEIT 451
Sat, May 18 at the Forest Hills Branch of the Queens Library 2:30pm
Hour-long dramatic reading from Ray Bradbury's sci-fi classic about book-burning, repression and war. David is joined by Melanie Lipton and Michael Bertolini in this frightening and thought-provoking adaptation -- with sound effects and with background music from Bernard Herrmann's chilling score for the film version.
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The Arena Players presents the LI premier of A Night in the Theater by Lawrence Casler
Vanderbilt Museum Carriage House Theater
May 17 - June 9
8PM Fri/Sat; 3PM Sun
Tickets: $20 Fri/Sun; $25 Sat
The Cast:
Margaret...Stacey Wallace
Stanley...Paul Helou
Donna...Bobbie Ruth
Walter...Ken Young
Stage manager...Allegra Mattel
Two couples are at the theater for their weekly dose of culture.  This week’s ordeal is Hamlet.  After the four characters arrive and seat themselves, with some confusion, the play consists of their incessant and hilarious chatter about themselves, their children, a dead friend, and occasionally, Hamlet.  In the midst of laughter, a great deal is revealed about these rude playgoers and their relationships.  The play is not only a comic delight; it is a comedy that bites.
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Broadhollow's Elmont Theatre presents Sinners by Norm Foster
May 18, 22, 24, 25 and June 1 at 8pm
May 19, 26 and June 2 at 2:30pm
May 22 and June 1 at 2pm
The Cast:
Peter - Glen Beck
Monica - Patricia Damon
Diane - Ginger Dalton
Roy - Martin Edmond
Carolyn - Meredith Riordan
Producer - Robert O'Neill
Director - Marian Waller
SM - Tracy Pine
Furniture store owner, Peter Kramer, is having an affair with the minister’s wife! How’s he going to get out of this mess? — in ways you’d never expect. Join us for a hilarious evening of mishaps, mistaken identity and mayhem.
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A RODGERS & HART AUDITION, the newest comedy-musical from David Houston's Literary Entertainments
It's 1940. The famed music duo is holding auditions for a Benefit for Britain, and famous people of the day show up to perform. Among many, Mae West sings "The Lady is a Tramp," Tallulah Bankhead sings "To Keep My Love Alive," Desi Arnaz sings "Lover," and Gene Kelly and partner sing and dance "I Could Write a Book." There are surprise contributions from Fanny Brice, Carmen Miranda, Hopalong Cassidy, Eleanor Roosevelt, and others: 15 celebrities sing 19 R&H songs. David plays Rodgers and accompanies, Rick Heuthe is Hart; and Gail Merzer Behrens, Steve Corbellini, and Diana Heinlein play - with lightning fast costume changes - the 15 celebrities. Admission is free.
Sun, 5/19 @ 2pm-North Merrick Public Library
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Guild Hall presents The Cripple of Inishmaan by Martin McDonagh
158 Main St, E Hampton 11937
May 22 - June 9
Wed, Thu, Sun at 7:30pm AND Fri, Sat at 8pm
Directed by Stephen Hamilton
Produced by Guild Hall in association with Ellen J. Myers
631.324.4051. Limited 75 seats on stage
The Cast:
Evan Daves...Bartley
Margaret Dawson...JohnnyPateenMike's Mother
Tom Gustin...Doc McSharry
Christopher Imbrosciano...Cripple Billy
Kristen Lowman...Eileen
Tuck Milligan...JohnnyPateenMike
Joe Pallister...BabbyBobby
Janet Sarno...Kate
Georgia Warner...Helen
Witty, charming, heartwarming (and sometimes heart-wrenching) comedy by the living master of Irish Theater Martin McDonagh. Set in 1934, The Cripple of Inishmaan captures the excitement when the residents of a remote island off the west coast of Ireland learn that the Hollywood director Robert Flaherty is coming to the neighboring island of Inishmore to film Man of Aran. News spreads quickly and many are keen to take advantage.
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Gateway Playhouse in Bellport presents Grease
May 22 – June 8
For tickets, performance times, inquiries (631) 286-1133 or 1-888-4TIXNOW or www.pacsc.org
Directed by Ray DeMattis
Music Director...Michael Berkeley
Choreographer...Grady Bowman
Stage Mgr...Nikki Lint
The cast:
Nikki Bohne as Sandy Dumbrowski
Sean Gorski as Danny Zuko
Holly Ann Butler as Rizzo
Brandon Espinoza as Kenickie
Jim O’Brien as Vince Fontaine
Roxie Lucas is Miss Lynch
with
Natalie Hiatt, Andrew Leggieri, Taylor Morgan Marsh, Kara Mikula, Matthew Dorsey Moore,
Jessica Norland, CJ Pawlikowski, Shawn Platzker, Marissa Rosen and Perry Young
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John Engeman Theatre presents South Pacific
May 23 - July 14
Wed - Fri 8pm; Sat 3pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm & 7pm
Added performances Wed, June 5 & 26 at 2pm
Tickets $65 - (631) 261-2900, www.engemantheater.com, or Box Office at 250 Main St, Northport
Producer...Richard T. Dolce
Director...IGOR GOLDIN
Choreographer...ANTONIETTE DiPIETROPOLO
Music Director...JAMES OLMSTEAD
Scenic design...JOSH ZANGEN
Costume design...AMY PEDIGO-OTTO
Lighting design...CORY PATTAK
Sound design...CRAIG KAUFMAN
Hair and Make-Up design...MARK ADAM RAMPMEYER
Assistant Director...TREY COMPTON
Casting by STEPHEN DeANGELIS
Production Stage Manager...Michelle Lynn Hines
The Cast:
ROB GALLAGHER (EMILE DE BEQUE)
KIM CARSON (NELLIE FORBUSH)
DAVID McDONALD (CAPTAIN BRACKETT)
AMY JO PHILLIPS (BLOODY MARY)
PETER CARRIER (LT JOSEPH CABLE)
DIANA ROSE BECKER (ENSIGN DINAH MURPHY)
KATE CHERICHELLO (ENSIGN BESSIE NOONAN)
MIRANDA DeMOTT/SKYA THEOBALD (NAGANA)
ERIN RAQUEL GARCIA (ENSIGN LISA MINELLI)
HSIN-YU LIAO (LIAT)
RICK MALONE (COMMANDER HARBISON)
JOHNNY MARX/MOOREe THEOBALD  (JEROME)
TIM QUARTIER (BUZZ ADAMS)
AUDRA RIZZO (ENSIGN JANET MCGREGOR)
BEN ROSENBACH (YEOMAN QUALE)
JOSH ROTHBERG (PROFESSOR)
T.J. RUSSELL (LT CARMICHAEL)
JAMILA SABARES-KLEMM (LT GENEVIEVE MARSHALL)
DENNIS SETTEDUCATI (SEABEE WISE)
EVAN TEICH (STEWPOT)
JUSTIN STEPHON TRICE (HENRY)
MATTHEW MICHAEL URINAK (SEAMAN O'BRIEN)
PAUL VELUTIS (SEAMAN HESSINGER)
MATT WOOD (LUTHER BILLIS)
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Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts presents Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
June 1-23
http://www.smithtowntheatre.com/
Adults $35; Thurs Matinee $20; Students $20
*Not appropriate for children under 17 years of age unless accompanied by an adult
Directed by Ken Washington
Musical Direction by Cara Brown
Stage Managed by Kadin Fawcett
Costumer - Ronnie Green III
Starring:
Jack Weppler – Andrew Jackson
Staci Rosenberg-Simons – The Storyteller
Recurring Roles:
Cai Radleigh – Rachel/Florida Woman
Ed Huether – Black Fox/Henry Clay/Andrew Sr.
Ronnie Green – Van Buren/Cobbler/Messenger
Jeremy Hudson – John Calhoun/Red Eagle/Henry Grunbaum
Tom Meglio – James Monroe/Keokuk/Tour Guide
Brendan Noble – John Quincy Adams/Florida Man
Dylan Soto - Lyncoya
Corryn David – Elizabeth/Announcer
Brianne Boyd – University President
Cara Brown – Naomi
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson tells the story of America's first political maverick. A.J. kicked British butt, shafted the Indians and smacked down the Spaniards all in the name of these United States--who cares if he didn't have permission? An exhilarating and white-knuckled look at one of our nation's founding rock stars, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson recreates and reinvents the life of "Old Hickory," from his humble beginnings on the Tennessee frontier to his days as Commander-in-Chief. It also asks the question, is wanting to have a beer with someone reason enough to elect him?
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Bay Street Theatre presents Lend Me a Tenor
May 28 – June 23
Tickets: $59.50 and $69.50
For more info call the Box Office at 631-725-9500 or www.baystreet.org
Box Office open Wed-Sun 11am-5pm and will be open 7 days a week beginning
Memorial Day weekend
May 28 at 8pm limited number of “Pay What You Can” tickets available only at
the Box Office after 2pm on that day
Don Stephenson...director
The Cast:
Judy Blazer
Scott Cote
Betsy DiLellio
Donna English
Nancy Johnston
Noah Plomgren
Steve Rosen
Roland Rusinek
Set in 1934, Lend Me a Tenor tells the story of the renowned "Il Stupendo" as he is accidentally given a double dose of tranquilizers causing a chain reaction of mistaken identity, double-entendres and musical mayhem.
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Studio Theatre presents RFK by Jack Homes    
141 S Wellwood Ave, Lindenhurst
Sat: 8pm Jun 8, 15, 22, 29       
Sun: 2:30pm June 9, 23, 30   
Fri: 8pm Jun 14, 21, 28
Advance tickets: $20 adults, $18 srs, $18 stud, $15 <12.  All tickets are $25 at the door. 
Info/reservations (516) 775-4420 or www.broadhollow.org.   
RFK...Derek McLaughlin   
Producer...Robert O'Neill   
Director...Marian Waller   
SM...Matt Rosenberg
By late summer, 1964, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy was a deeply wounded man. Still in shock and consumed with grief and guilt over the assassination of his older brother, President John F. Kennedy, on November 22nd, 1963 in Dallas, Texas, he was at a crossroads. The 1964 presidential election was approaching and President Lyndon Johnson, who had been dangling the possibility of a vice-presidential role to RFK, finally called Kennedy over to the White House to tell him his decision. The result of that meeting and the subsequent direction for the next, and last, four years of Robert Kennedy's life are the focus of this play.
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Stevie GB - The World's Funniest Accountant has returned
The Paramount Comedy Series - Fri, May 31 - 8pm
The Paramount - 1,500 seat concert venue
New York Ave, Huntington
TOP Headliners: Johnny Rizzo, Jeff Norris, Kerri Louise, John Santo, Stevie GB
www.paramountny.com
http://www.ticketmaster.com/The-Paramount-Comedy-Series-tickets/artist/1772407
Kings Park VFW Post – Sat, June 1 - 7pm
Dinner and Show $45
call Susan Crowley for tix 631-902-1200
National Headliner Keith Anthony with Stan Keshner, Stevie GB, Mike Parenti
The Sunday Comics – Sun, June 2 - 7:30pm
Soluna Studio Theater, 659 Old Willets Path, Hauppauge 631-708-9681
John Santo - Impressionist
Scott Schendlinger - Carolines
Stevie GB
Tix $15 in advance at http://www.eventbrite.com/event/6449260913/eorg $20 at the door
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Beari Productions presents Candis Alek and Michael Allen Gray with Pianist John Cook
Sun, May 19 at 3:30pm
Trinity Lutheran Church, 63-70 Dry Harbor Rd, Middle Village
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Bay Street Theatre presents an evening with Corky Laing
Sat, May 18 at 8pm
LEGENDARY ROCK DRUMMER, CORKY LAING, BRINGS HIS BEHIND THE SCENES TALES OF LIFE ON THE ROAD WITH OZZY OSBORNE, ERIC CLAPTON, MICK JAGGER & MORE
It’s the “Best Seat in the House” as Laing flies solo recounting his rock ’n roll life in words and music.
Tickets: $15 in advance; $25 day of the event.
Call the Box Office at 631-725-9500 or buy online at www.baystreet.org
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The Paramount
370 New York Ave, Huntington 11743
631-673-7300 www.paramountny.com
Rusted Root - Fri, May 17 @ 8pm
Tickets: $15, $20, $25 & $35
Rock 4 Recovery Featuring Saving Abel with Special Guests – Art of Dying & Blacklite District - Sat, May 18 @ 8pm
Tickets: $15 & $25
WALK 97.5 FM Presents Colbie Caillat with Special Guest – Vicci Martinez - Thurs, May 23 @ 8pm
Tickets: $29.50, $32.50, $37.50 & $45
The Paramount Comedy Series Presents: Robin Fox, Kerri Louise, Steven Scott, StevieGB - Fri, May 31 @ 8pm
Tickets: $20 & $30
Kenny Wayne Shepard - Sat, June 1 @ 8pm
Tickets: $29.50, $39.50, $49.50 & $59.50
Eddie Money - Fri, June 7 @ 8pm
Tickets: $25, $29.50, $39.50 & $49.50
Big Country - Sat, June 8 @ 8pm
Tickets: $24.50, $34.50 & $50
Dropkick Murphys - Wed, June 12 @ 8pm
Tickets: $30.50, $39.50 & $50
The Psychedelic Furs - Fri, June 21 @ 8pm
Tickets: $20, $29.50, $39.50 & $65
Frampton’s Guitar Circus - Sun, June 23 @ 8pm
Tickets: $69.50, $74.50, $99.50, $129.50 & $150
Drowning Pool with Special Guests – Eye Empire & Asha Alia - Tues, June 25 @ 8pm
Tickets: $15 & $25
Courtney Love: In Concert with Special Guest - Starred - Sat, June 29 @ 8pm
Tickets: $34.50, $36.50, $47.50 & $67.50
Boz Scaggs: The Memphis Tour - Tues, July 2 @ 8pm
Tickets: $59.50, $69.50, $79.50, $89.50 & $99.50
Streetlight Manifesto - Fri, July 12 @ 8pm
Tickets: $20 & $35
Rick Springfield - Sat, July 13 @ 8pm
Tickets: $45, $54.50, $65, $79.50 & $89.50
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The Triad/Stage 72 presents New Orleans Jazz and Blues Vocalist and Composer Sybil Gage
58 West 72nd St, NYC (Btwn B'way & Columbus Ave) 2nd Fl. Handicapped accessible.
May 17 at  9:30 PM
Accompanied on Piano by Mr. Leon Olguin
$10 Cover and a 2 Drink minimum (cash only). Available in advance or at the door.
Tickets: http://stage72.com/sybil-gage/
Born and Raised in New Orleans, Sybil Gage sings the music of her hometown and original compositions inspired by her experiences in “The Big Easy”. From hangin’ with James Booker to romancing the “music of the day” Sybil weaves enchanting life moments into an evening of song and story. “The heart of New Orleans music is the heart of music everywhere. Sybil owns that heart.”
A short PBS Television segment on Sybil Gage can be seen here: http://youtu.be/qqphxQG-79w



YOUTH THEATER

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ONE PERSON'S (RE)VIEW

ed. at Studio Theatre
Missed it on Broadway, so I was happy when I saw that Lombardi was being done locally again. I know I've said this before, but it bears repeating - I love to see Scott Hofer in a dramatic role.  We all enjoys his comedic endeavors, but he's a fine dramatic actor, as well.  While Lombardi is the title character, and the action mostly revolves around him, Director Marian Waller has gathered a top-notch cast to support him.  Annmarie Fabricatore is his long-suffering wife, Marie, who can give back what Vince dishes out.  Gary Ducoing is the Look Magazine writer who's assigned the task of writing an article on the coach why being bullied by Vince and nurtured by Marie.  What would a play about football be without football players?  The cast is rounded out by Michael Goodwin (Paul Horning),  Kevin Knight (Dave Robinson), & Anthony Avella (Jim Taylor) - all believable in their roles. Frankly, I am less than a fan of football, but you don't have to like the sport to enjoy this bio-drama which is well directed and acted.  The minimalist set and mood lighting enhance this solid play.  Definitely worth seeing.


TRIVIA DEPARTMENT

FILM

ed. asks...
Name the four "Lucky H" movies in which Paul Newman starred during the 1960s.

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Last Week's Stumper
What comedy team appeared in more movies than any other in U.S. film industry?
Answer:  The Three Stooges
Winner(s): Lloyd Baum

MUSICAL THEATER

Peter Morrison asks...
Which song, originally meant for My Fair Lady, was instead used in the film Gigi, with a slightly shortened title?  How was it titled in My Fair Lady and how in Gigi (1958)?  Bonuses*: Which character in My Fair Lady was meant to sing it and at what point in the plot?

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Last Week's Stumper
Can you identify the Tony Award winning dancer/actress/choreographer who dubbed Gene Kelly's tapping in the title number of M-G-M's Singin' in the Rain.  For which show did she win a Tony?  Bonuses*: Who was her famous actor/singer second husband? In which M-G-M musical was she a featured dancer in a number with Ann Miller, Bob Fosse, and Tommy Rall.  What was the number?
Answer: Carol Haney
             The Pajama Game (St. James/Shubert, 5/13/54-11/24/56, 1063 perf.)
Bonus*:   Larry Blyden
             Kiss Me Kate (1953); From This Moment On          
Winner(s): Lloyd Baum*, Frank Tangredi*, Gary Tifeld*

NON-MUSICAL THEATER

Frank Tangredi asks...
"Hello America! Hello! We're stormbirds of the working-class! Workers of the World! Our bones and blood!" This is the beginning of the end of what play? Who wrote it?  Bonus*: In the original production, how did the play generally end?

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Last Week's Stumper
Between 1993 and 1996, two consecutive American playwrights each won two consecutive Tony awards for Best Play. Who were they and what were the plays?
Bonus: During the same decade, one of these playwrights also won two Tony awards for his work on what musicals?
Answer: Tony Kushner for Angels in America: Millenium Approaches and Angels in America: Perestroika
             Terence McNally for Love! Valor! Compassion! and Master Class
Bonus*:  McNally also won for the books of Kiss of the Spider Woman and Ragtime
Winner(s): Peter Morrison*, Gary Tifeld*

THIS WEEK IN BROADWAY HISTORY

May 21, 1959 - Ethel Merman sings "Everything's Coming Up Roses" as "Gypsy" opens at the Broadway Theatre. Also in the cast are Sandra Church and Jack
                      Klugman. The Jule Styne-Stephen Sondheim musical runs for 702 performances.

TELEVISION 

ed. asks...
What was the name of the lawyer who never lost a case on The Flintstones?

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Last week's stumper:
Who played Ronnie Burns, son of George Burns and Gracie Allen, on their TV show?
Answer:  Their real-life son, Ronnie Burns
Winner(s): Frank Tangredi, Lloyd Baum, Gary Tifeld

CROSSOVER

ed. asks...
What Hollywood great started his show-biz career on Broadway dancing in the background, in Eskimo clothing, as Mary Martin sang My Heart Belongs to Daddy?  Bonus*: Name the show.

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Last week's stumper:
What famous comedian/director worked as a busboy at a Howard Johnson's in NY while taking drama lessons during the early 1950's? Bonus*: Why was he fired?
Answer:  Mike Nichols
Bonus*: He claimed that he was fired when a customer asked him the name of the flavor-of-the-week and he replied, "Chicken."
Winner(s): Edward Schuldner


HUMOR submitted by Rich McDermott
Merges:  Combinations of two (or more) show biz titles and the resulting plot.

THE ICE QUEEN OF THE JUNGLE
The noble jungle creatures are upset when Sheena starts giving them the cold shoulder.  She blames it on PMS.


MILESTONES
LI birthday/anniversary info by Mary Ellin Kurtz at maryellin@optonline.net
Celebrity births/deaths by Gary Tifeld
Happy Birthday to all you LI Theater Folks!

BORN 5/17
Actress Maureen O’Sullivan (Tarzan, the Ape Man) born 1911
Lyricist Bob Merrill (Funny Girl) born 1921
Actor Dennis Hopper (Blue Velvet) born 1936
Actor Jason Bernard (Herman’s Head) born 1938
Actor Bill Paxton (Titanic, Twister) is 58
Actor/Comedian Bob Saget (Full House) is 57
Singer Enya (Eithne Ni Bhraonain) is 52
Actor David Eigenberg (Sex and the City) is 49
Actress Paige Turco (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) is 48
Actor Hill Harper (The Skulls) is 40
DIED 5/17
Singer Donna Summer (Last Dance, On the Radio, etc.) – 2012 – Cancer
Actor/Impressionist Frank Gorshin (Say Goodnight Gracie) – 2005 – Lung cancer
Actor Tony Randall (The Odd Couple) – 2004 -
Actor Robert Webber (10) – 1989 – Heart attack
Writer Abe Burrows (Cactus Flower) – 1985
Actor Charles Braswell (Mame, Company) – 1974

BORN 5/18
Sammi Meckes
Composer Meredith Willson (The Music Man) born 1902
Singer Perry Como born 1912
Librettist Isobel Lennart (Funny Girl) born 1915
Writer Patrick Dennis (Auntie Mame) born 1921
Actor Bill Macy (Maude) is 91
Actress Priscilla Pointer (Carrie) is 89
Actor Pernell Roberts (Trapper John M.D.) born 1928
Actor Robert Morse (How to Succeed…) is 82
Actor Dwayne Hickman (Dobie Gillis) is 79
Actress Miriam Margolyes (The Age of Innocence) is 72
Actress Candy Azzara (Fatso) is 68
Actress Gail Strickland (Melrose Place) is 66
Actress Denny Dillon (Dream On, My One & Only) is 62
Actress/Comedienne Tina Fey (30 Rock, SNL) is 43
DIED 5/18
Actress Elizabeth Montgomery (Bewitched) – 1995 – Cancer
Actor Elisha Cook Jr. (The Untouchables) – 1995 – Stroke
Ballet Dancer/Actor Alexander Godunov (Witness) – 1995- Acute alcohol syndrome
Comedian Skip Stephenson (Real People) – 1992 – Heart attack
Actress Jill Ireland (The Valachi Papers) – 1990 – Breast cancer
Voice-over artists Daws Butler (Huckleberry Hound) – 1988 – Heart attack
Writer Christopher Gore (Fame) – 1988
Writer William Saroyan (The Human Comedy) – 1981 – Cancer
Actor Arthur O’Connell (Picnic) – 1981 – Alzheimer’s disease

BORN 5/19
Ray Gobes, Jr.
Melissa Warner
Emily Vaeth
Actor David Hartman (Lucas Tanner) is 78
Actor James Fox (Sexy Beast) is 74
Writer/Director Nora Ephron (Sleepless in Seattle) born 1941
Actor Peter Mayhew (Star Wars) is 69
Musician Pete Townsend (The Who) is 65
Musician Joey Ramone (The Ramones) born 1951
Singer Grace Jones is 61
Actor Kyle Eastwood (Honkeytonk Man) is 45
DIED 5/19
Voice actor Henry Corden (The Flintstones) – 2005 – Emphysema

BORN 5/20
Actor James Stewart (Harvey, It's A Wonderful Life) born 1908
Actor/Comedian George Gobel born 1919
Actor David Hedison (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) is 86
Actress Constance Towers (The King & I) is 80
Actor Anthony Zerbe (Cool Hand Luke) is 77
Actor David Proval (The Sopranos) is 71
Singer Joe Cocker (You Are So Beautiful) is 69
Actress/Singer Cher (Moonstruck) is 67
Actor/Comedian Dave Thomas (SCTV) is 64
Actress Judy Kuhn (Les Miz, Chess) is 55
Actor Matt McCoy (We've Got It Made) is 55
Actor Bronson Pinchot (Perfect Strangers) is 54
Actor Tony Goldwyn (Scandal, Ghost) is 53
Actor John Billingsly (Enterprise) is 53
Actor Owen Teale (A Doll's House) is 52
Actress Mindy Cohn (The Facts of Life) is 47
Actor Timothy Olyphant (Go, Justified) is 45
Actress Angela Goethals (Changing Lanes) is 36
DIED 5/20
Singer/Songwriter Robin Gibb (Bee Gees) – 2012 – Cancer
Actor J.D. Cannon (McCloud) - 2005 - Natural causes
Dancer Howard "Sandman" Sims - 2003 - Natural causes
Actress Gilda Radner (SNL) - 1989 - Ovarian cancer

BORN 5/21
Sheryl Wiener
Fred Tubello
Musician Thomas "Fats" Waller (Ain't Misbehavin') born 1904
Actor Robert Montgomery (Here Comes Mr. Jordan) born 1904
Actress Peggy Cass (Auntie Mame, What's My Line?) born 1924
Actress Alice Drummond (Ghostbusters) is 84
Actor Richard Libertini (Soap) is 80
Actor David Groh (Rhoda) born 1939
Actor Richard Hatch (Battlestar Gallactica) is 68
Actor Mark Jacoby (Ragtime, Showboat) is 66
Actor Jonathan Hyde (Jumanji) is 66
Singer Leo Sayer (You Make Me Feel Like Dancin') is 65
Actor/Comedian/Author-turned Senator Al Franken (SNL, Rush Limbaugh...) is 62
Mr. T. (Lawrence Tureaud) is 61
Actor Judge Reinhold (Ruthless People) is 56
Actor Paolo Montalban (Cinderella) is 41
Actress Fairuza Balk (Return to Oz) is 39
DIED 5/21
Actor Howard Morris (Your Show of Shows) - 2005 - Heart ailment
Actor Stephen Elliott (Arthur) - 2005 - Congestive heart failure
Actor John Gielgud (Arthur) - 2000 - Natural causes
Actor Franlyn Seales (The Onion Field) - 1990 - AIDS
Actor Alejandro Rey (The Flying Nun) - 1987 - Lung cancer
Actor Yuki Shimoda (Pacific Overtures) - 1981

BORN 5/22
Erica Dollin
Actor Sir Laurence Olivier born 1907
Singer Charles Aznavour is 89
Actor Michael Constantine (Room 222) is 86
Actress Susan Strasberg (Diary of Anne Frank) born 1938
Actor Frank Converse (Movin' On) is 75
Actor/Director Richard Benjamin (My Favorite Year) is 75
Actor Michael Sarrazin (For Pete's Sake) born 1940
Actor Paul Winfield (Sounder) born 1941
Actress Barbara Parkins (Valley of the Dolls) is 71
Actor Al Corley (Dynasty) is 57
DIED 5/22
Actor Whitman Mayo (Sanford & Son) - 2001 - Heart attack
Actor John Marley (The Godfather) - 1984
Actress Margaret Rutherford (The Mouse That Roared) - 1972
Writer Langston Hughes - 1967
Writer Victor Hugo (Les Miserables) - 1885

BORN 5/23
Matt Stashin
Actor Douglas Fairbanks (The Thief of Bagdad) born 1883
Actor Scatman Crothers (Chico and the Man) born 1910
Bandleader Artie Shaw born 1910
Actor John Payne (Miracle on 34th Street) born 1912
Actress Betty Garrett (On the Town, All in the Family) born 1919
Actor Bill McCutcheon (Anything Goes) born 1924
Actor Gerald Hiken (Strider) born 1927
Singer Rosemary Clooney (Come on a My House) born 1928
Actress Barbara Barrie (Company) is 82
Actress Mary Fickett (All My Children) born 1928
Actress Joan Collins (Dynasty) is 80
Actor Charles Kimbrough (Company, Murphy Brown) is 77
Actress Lauren Chapin (Father Knows Best) is 68
Actress Randy Graff (City of Angels) is 58
Actor/Comedian Drew Carey (Drew Carey Show) is 55
DIED 5/23
Actor Francis Ruivivar (Shogun, Passion, Miss Saigon) - 2001 - Leukemia
Comedienne Moms Mabley (Loretta Mary Aiken) - 1975
Songwriter Jimmy McHugh (On the Sunny Side of the Street) - 1969 - Heart attack
Playwright Henrik Ibsen (Hedda Gabler, A Doll's House) - 1906
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Debbie
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