DECEMBER 13 – 23, 2018
DAVID COPPERFIELD, THE NEW MUSICAL
Book, Lyrics and Music by Jeffrey Scharf
Directed by Joseph Paul Stachura and Julie James
Musical Direction by Max Bennett-Parker
Orchestrations by Brian Allan Hobbs
Choreography by Lee Ann Payne
Adapted from Charles Dickens’ favorite and most autobiographical novel, “David Copperfield, The New Musical” follows David’s life. As a child, David endures the sadism of his stepfather Murdstone, the depredations of the villainous schoolmaster Creakle, and the mind-numbing routine of the London sweatshop to which he is consigned after the death of his mother. As an adult, he is visited by happiness and success, tragedy and loss. Along the way, he meets some of Dickens’ most memorable characters: his formidable Aunt Betsey, the seafaring Peggotty family, the monosyllabic coachman Barkis, the grandiloquent Mr. Micawber and the contemptible Uriah Heep.
Joseph Paul Stachura & Julie James
Directors
Max Bennett-Parker
Music Director
Brian Allan Hobbs
Orchestrations
Lee Ann Payne
Choreographer
Steve Gerlach
TD/Media
B. Modern^
Costume Designer
Michael Palumbo
Lighting Designer
John Koss
Sound Designer
Shaun Carroll
Props Master
Jessica Carter
Wig Designer
Emerson Sanderson*
Stage Manager
*Member, Actor’s Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
^Member, United Scenic Artists union.
Kyle
Stoner
as David Copperfield
Emily
Serdahl*
as Clara Copperfield
Sheila
Townsend
as Peggotty
Kelly
Ground*
as Aunt Betsey
Jack
Stauffer*
as Mr. Creakle / Mr. Quinon / Mr. Wickfield / Dr. Chillip
Carter
Hulse^
as Young David
Josali
Moran^ ^
as Young David
Daniel Barrington
Rubio*
as Mr. Murdstone
David
Bryant*
as Barkis / Mr. Dick
Marcus
Cato
as Mr. Peggotty
Samuel
Aguirre
as Young Ham / Schoolhouse Boy / Worker / Ruffian / Fisherman
Sara
Safari
as Em’ly
Shannon
Cullem-Chipman
as Miss Jane Murdstone
Michael
Stark
as Tungay / Ruffian / Fisherman
Maxwell
Bjork
as Steerforth
Andrew
Aguirre
as Delivery Boy / Schoolhouse Boy / Worker
Isaac
Aguirre
as Schoolhouse Boy / Worker
Caroline
Greer
as Young Agnes / Schoolhouse Boy / Worker
Zanna
Wei
as Ensemble / Understudy
Martin Rojas
Dietrich*
as Mr. Micawber
Kim Schroeder
Long
as Mrs. Micawber
Marie
Putko
as Agnes Wickfield
Shane Jeremiah
Johnson
as Steerforth
Sadie
Rose
as Uriah Heep
Max
Bennett-Parker
as Ham
Emily
Corbo
as Dora Spenlow
*Member, Actor’s Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
^ performs on 12/13, 12/15, 12/21, 12/23 ^ ^ performs on 12/14, 12/16, 12/20, 12/22
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Photos
Photography by Steve DiBartolomeo
Photos
Photography by Sherril Scharf
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