The Drowsy Chaperone
“A Musical within a Comedy”
Book by Bob Martin & Don McKellar
Music & Lyrics by Lisa Lambert & Greg Morrison
Directed by Dave McIntosh
Choreography by Barbara Clippinger
Musical Director – Judy Hendrick
Assistant Director - Ann Swiston
Directer Dave McIntosh
This show is an outrageous comedic parody of a 1928 Broadway musical, full of all of that era’s madcap, feverish fun; featuring big songs, great music, sweet romance,
all joyously performed by a cast of steamy, and seamy characters.
In 2006 this Tony award-winning show ran in New York for more than 700 performances and captured the respect and adulation of musical comedy
aficionados.
It is a challenging piece guaranteed to bring LLT audiences a lot of laughter, smiles and giggles. The cast of 22 accompanied by the live, 8-piece: Judy’s Hot
Stuff Band are all hard at work to deliver a memorable performance. So cast your cares aside and come be thoroughly entertained from Feb 16th to the 26th - don’t miss this
one.
Choreography by Barbara Clippinger
Musical Director – Judy Hendrick & her Hot Stuff Band
Cast
Man in Chair.............................................................. Rob Stupple
Mrs. Tottendale........................................ Betty Lloyd Robinson
Underling..................................................................... Pat Carroll
Robert Martin....................................................... Kevin O’Byrne
George......................................................................... Don Wilson
Feldzieg....................................................................... Don DeCarl
Kitty..................................................................... Heather Hunter
Gangster #1................................................................. Greg Clarke
Gangster #2............................................................... Russell Mack
Aldolpho........................................................ Patrick DuMouchel
Janet Van de Graaff..................................................... Alexis Hoff
The Drowsy Chaperone................................... Patteye Simpson
Trix the Aviatrix................................................ Wendy Petersen
Superintendant................................................. Ray Himmelman
– Butlers –
Bob Hendrick Garry Peerless
Grace Holman Olga Kaplounenko Ann Swiston
Wendy Petersen Ray Himmelman
Crew
Stage Manager ........................................................... Win McIntosh
Assistant Stage Manager............................................. Leslie DeCarl
Production Assistant ................................................... Donna Hogan
Set Design ........................................... Ann Swiston, Dave McIntosh
Set Construction ........................... Alex Pinkerton, Richard Bansbach
David White, Ian White, Chet Beeswanger
John Blackmer, Sandy Appelbaum
Painting.............................................. Dana Douin, Roberta Hilleman
Special Effects ............. Bryan Selesky, Dana Douin, Dave Hutchinson
Props ....................................................................... Shannon Blair
Lighting Design & Operation .............. Shellie Checkoway, Pierre Huot
Spotlight Operation ......................... Zane Pugmilia, Pierre Blackburn
Sound Design & Operation .................... Karen Lee, Dave Hutchinson
Video Special Effects ............................................. Neal Checkoway
Costume Design ................................................ Barbara Clippinger
Wardrobe ....................................... Sofia Gregory, Paulette Coburn
Dressers ........................................ Kathleen Carlson, Irma Henson
Sofia Gregory, Donna Hogan
Makeup .................. Maxcine Tate, Maureen Renz & Season 48 Team
Review
LLT annual musical nothing but pure fun (and talent)
The Drowsy Chaperone doesn’t just make you chuckle I it elicits belly laughs
By Jeanne Chaussee, Guadalajara Reporter
Can there be too much fun? Nope! And the director, cast, and crew of Lakeside Little Theatre’s recent staging of “The Drowsy Chaperone” proved it.
… The script, the acting, the asides and the music elect belly laughs and guffaws, almost from beginning to end… this kind of performance can only be credited to the director, Dave McIntosh… achieving possibly the best musical production ever seen at LLT…
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