Book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner
Music by Frederick Loewe
Producer: Emilie Pugh
Director: Kathy Bleutge
Musical Director: Muriel Nanninga
Choral Director: Wyndy Fredrick
Choreographers: Takashi Iwasawa & Shelah Novak
Performances
July 30, 31, August 1, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14 & 15
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Tommy Jeff Sandy Dean Hamish MacGregor Stuart Dalrymple Angus MacGuffie Meg Brockie Archie Beaton Harry Beaton Andrew MacLaren Fiona MacLaren Jean MacLaren Charlie Dalrymple Maggie Anderson Kate Mr. Lundie Frank Janet Ashton Featured Dancers/Villagers
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Chris Gray David Chappell Michael Bleutge Luis Mora Tim Griffin Scott Tousley Jeannie DeLisi Bryan Layman Nathan Trexler Ted Frederick Nancy Tanner Meg Boyle Bennett Layman Jordan Lohmeyer Heather Reed Phillip Baedecker Jack Tenshaw Beth Howard
Kelly Gray Scott Ruegg |
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Ensemble (Villagers & Chorus) |
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Keaton Crowe Imran Malik Nguyen Nguyen Pery Salyer Chris Sanderson Jessica Ashworth Kathryn Buckman Courtney Garofolo Abby Gray Helena Hamilton Suzanne Johnson Katy Layman Sarah Reed Marion Smedberg Ashley Tenshaw Samantha Wooley Katie Anderson Dan Clark Anita Ault Rene Kieth Flores Marie Bissex Herb Fuller Lori Brooks H. Craig McKee Joni Carluzzo Sally Ann Flores Nathaniel Adam Redden Angela Hepola Elaine Layman |
Amy Lindsay Littera Anneliese Lohmeyer Susan Mosley Francine Orr Edith Reed Alli Roaquin Carolyn Tousley Jenny Wood Beth Bleutge Demetrio DuPlissey Melody Flores Jen Garofolo Abby Irons Logan Langtry Abby Lohmeyer Sydney Maloney Joan Marshall Caitlin Orr Elizabeth Pittman Leecy Silk Lindsey Silk Abigail Tenshaw Kristen Waagner Zack Wold Jack Tenshaw David Hopkins John Hur Daniel Hur Susanna Jacobson |
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Photos courtesy of PaulOnline.com
Plot Synopsis
Brigadoon, a musical by Lerner and Loewe, tells the story of a Scottish village that appears for only one day every hundred years, though to the villagers the passing of each century seems to be no longer than one night. The enchantment is viewed by them as a blessing rather than a curse, for it saved the village from destruction. According to their covenant with God, no one from Brigadoon may ever leave or the enchantment will be broken, and the site and all its inhabitants will disappear into the mist forever. Two modern American hunters, Tommy and Jeff, who are lost in the highlands, stumble upon the village just as a wedding is about to be celebrated. Their arrival causes some complications, as the village is still in the 1700’s. As the plot moves forward, Tommy falls in love with Fiona, a village lass, and thinks about staying even after he learns the truth about the village from the schoolmaster, Mr. Lundie. His friend Jeff, much more cynical, manages to avoid the attentions of another village lass, Meg, who just wants to find a man. Meanwhile, Charlie Dalrymple, a young village man prepares to marry his love, Jean, sister to Fiona. Danger occurs when Harry Beaton, who also loves Jean, threatens to leave Brigadoon and cause it to disappear forever. Though Beaton is stopped, a shaken Tommy regretfully bids Fiona farewell, and he and Jeff watch Brigadoon disappear in the mist for another 100 years. Back in New York City, Tommy realizes his mistake and returns to the highlands in a desperate attempt to find Brigadoon again. Is he successful? Come ye and find out.
Musical numbers from the show include: “Brigadoon”, “Waitin’ For My Dearie”,
“I’ll Go Home With Bonnie Jean”, “The Heather on the Hill”, “Almost Like
Being in Love”, and “From This Day On”, plus many more, including several
Scottish dances.
For more information please send an email to: brigadoon@sterlingplaymakers.
