jul 16 - jul 28 Thoroughly Modern Millie
TERRY BURRELL (Muzzy Van Hossmere) Broadway starring roles in Three Penny Opera, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Dreamgirls, Into The Woods, Swingin' On A Star, Honky Tonk Nights and Eubie. Off-Broadway, Terry appeared in Almost Heaven, And The World Goes Round, Just So and Taking A Chance On Love. She also toured the US as Julie in the Hal Prince production of Showboat and reprised the role in the London revival. Other tours include Copacabana, Thunder Knocking On The Door, A Grand Night For Singing, The Wiz and Bubblin' Brown Sugar. Terry was nominated for a Helen Hayes award as best actress in a musical for her portrayal of Queenie in Queenie Pie at the Kennedy Center. Other regional credits include Cinderella, Jar The Floor, A Christmas Carol, Time and Again, Of Thee I Sing, Sweet and Hot, Man of LaMancha, Arthur Miller's Up From Paradise and Ain't Misbehavin'. She recently performed at the Oslo Jazz Festival in a tribute to Billie Holiday, and can be seen in the fall in the up coming Women of Brewster Place.
BILLY BUSTAMANTE (Bun Foo) is so happy to be making his Cape Playhouse debut. Other credits include Cabaret at Arena Stage, Pacific Overtures (Lion Dancer) at North Shore, Anyone Can Whistle (George) at Prince Music Theatre, West Side Story and Finian's Rainbow at the Walnut St. Theatre, Making Tracks at San Jose Rep, Eng in the world premiere of Chang & Eng, and Big Daddy in Sweet Charity at the Media Theatre. Workshops: Wei in 108 Waverly, David in David: Shadow & Light. Billy also works as a director, choreographer and even headshot photographer. Infinite thanks to the Four, Forrest and his amazing Family!!! Proud AEA member since 2003. www.BillyBPhotography.com
ANDREA CHAMBERLAIN (Millie Dillmount) is thrilled to be back at the Cape Playhouse where she appeared in My One and Only (Mickey). Other credits include: Broadway: The Drowsy Chaperone (u/s Janet/Kitty), Little Me (Ramona) at The Roundabout Theatre Company; Opening Doors at Carnegie Hall. Off Broadway: I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change (Woman 1); Reefer Madness. Nat’l Tours: The Boy Friend (Maisie) directed by Julie Andrews. Some Regional: At Goodspeed Opera House: Dames at Sea (Ruby) and No, No, Nanette (Nanette) and The Boy Friend (Maisie); Annie (Lily St Regis) in a joint production between Casa Manana and Kansas City Starlight; Beehive at The Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas and with Theater Under The Stars. The Boy Friend (Maisie) at Bay Street Theater. She also has performed Woman #1 in I Love You, You're Perfect... at The Old Town Theatre in San Diego, The Laguna Playhouse & in Florida. Andrea received Drama-Logue awards for her portrayal of Dot in Sunday in the Park with George and Petra in A Little Night Music. Other awards include a Carbonnell for the role of “female critic” in Men at The Broward Center For The Performing Arts and numerous awards for her portrayal of Ruby in Dames at Sea at The Marines Memorial Theatre in San Francisco.
ALLISON COUTURE (Ensemble) is a Massachusetts native and could not be more excited to be making her Cape Playhouse debut! She is also thrilled to be sharing the stage with her boyfriend, Nathan. Recent credits include Patty Simcox in Grease (Westchester Broadway Theatre), Ruth in A Wonderful Life (Paper Mill Playhouse), Connie Miller in 1940's Radio Hour (Arvada Center), and Call Me Madam (Goodspeed Opera House). Last year, Allie spent 8 months at sea performing on the Disney Magic. Thanks to Evans! Love to my family, and of course, Munk!
LINDI DUESENBERG (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making her Cape Playhouse debut with Thoroughly Modern Millie. This is Lindi's second production of Millie as she played "Alice" in the national tour. Other favorite shows include: Grease, Rocky Horror Show, Anything Goes, Me and My Girl, Kiss Me Kate and Sweet Charity. Thanks to the fabulous people at the Cape for this opportunity and to Mom and Dad, and Deric for their love and support.
JESSICA GREELEY (Ensemble) is so excited to be making her Cape Playhouse debut in Thoroughly Modern Millie. Originally from Maine, she is a graduate from the University of Miami in FL. Favorite credits include Peggy Sawyer in 42nd St., Gertie in the 1st Nat'l of Oklahoma, Rosalie in West Side Story and Silly Girl #1 in Beauty and the Beast. She sends all her love to her family and Colin!
Area native, understudied the role of Phil Davis (Danny Kaye role) in the World Premiere of Irving Berlin's White Christmas in 2004. Other Credits include: West Coast Premiere of Memphis (Theatreworks), Gypsy (American Musical Theatre of San Jose), Too Many Girls (42nd Street Moon). Graduate of Theatre Artists Institute (American Musical Theatre of San Jose) and Summer Training Congress (American Conservatory Theatre). He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Notre Dame de Namur University with Phi Theta Kappa Honors. Proud Member of Actors Equity. www.MatthewBrandonHutchens.com
MATTHEW KIRK (Ensemble) is thrilled to be doing a show at the Cape! Some favorites include: Irving Berlin's White Christmas (San Francisco and St Paul), Skimbleshanks in Cats (MUNY and Kansas City Starlight), Jimmy in Crazy For You and 42nd ST (MUNY), and Bickle in Footloose (Maine State Music Theatre). BFA Musical Theatre, Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. Much love to Eric,Drew, and Mom. JEFF LEWIS (Ensemble) Stage: Fiddler on the Roof (B'way revival starring alfred Molina [cast recording, PS Classics]). Cats (National Tour), Metropolitan Opera Ballet (Linclon Center). Film: "Robots" (20th Century Fox), "The Nanny Diaries" (MGM, Fall 2007). Television: "2004 Tony Awards" (CBS). Regional: Cats (Sacramento Music Circus, Westchester Broadway), West Side Story (Tennessee Rep with The Nashville Symphony [cast recording, Naxos Records]) Love to Jack. DOAN MACKENZIE(Ching Ho) New York credits include the Broadway revivals of The King and I (Understudy for ‘Lun Tha’) and You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown (Standby for ‘Charlie Brown’ and ‘Linus’), the Off-Broadway production of Nunsense A-Men! (‘Sr. Mary Leo’), Smoking Bloomberg at the New York Musical Theatre Festival and Chang & Eng at the National Music Theatre Network; Regional credits include Miss Saigon ('Thuy'), Thoroughly Modern Millie (‘Ching Ho’), Nunsense A-Men! (‘Sr. Mary Leo’), The Long Season, Cabaret (‘The Emcee’), The King and I, The Music Man, Singin’ In The Rain, and M. Butterfly. In Thailand, Doan's credits include Kiss of the Spider Woman (‘Molina’) and Guest Artist with the Bangkok Symphony Orchestra. Film: "Sex and the City" and "Beyond Borders". Doan has a B.F.A. in Acting - Musical Theatre from the Conservatory at Webster University. Proud member of Actors’ Equity. LISA MAIETTA (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making her Cape Playhouse debut in Thoroughly Modern Millie! Favorite credits include: National Tour of Grease (Cha-Cha, u.s. Frenchy/Jan) starring Frankie Avalon. European Tour of Grease (u.s.Frenchy) performed in German! Selected Regional Credits include Kansas City Starlight Theatre, Gateway Playhouse, Mill Mountain Theatre, Beef and Boards Theatre, Carousel Dinner Theatre, Reagle Players in productions of Grease (Frenchy/Dance Captain), 42nd Street (Phyllis), Anything Goes (Chastity/Assistant to Choreographer/u.s. Bonnie),The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Ginger/Assistant to Choreographer), The Music Man (Zaneeta),West Side Story (Francisca), My One and Only (u.s. Mickey), Singin’ in the Rain (Zelda/swing), Footloose and Oklahoma. Lisa also teaches, directs and choreographs in NYC and is a Proud Member of Actor’s Equity. Love and thanks to my parents and fiancé Dave. ANDREW RANNELLS (Jimmy Smith) Broadway: Link Larkin in Hairspray. Regional: Chris in Miss Saigon, Billy in The 60's Project directed by Richard Maltby Jr. and Hedwig in Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Numerous voices on several Saturday morning cartoons and commercials. I would like to thank everyone at Abrams Artists and all my friends in New York. This is for my family in Omaha, NE, especially Mom and Pops. JODY REYNARD (Ensemble) was most recently seen as Darren Lemming in Take Me Out at Zachary Scott Theatre, Robby theStockfish in Urinetown at Geva Theatre Center and a dancing cockney in My Fair Lady with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. His other credits include the Broadway companies of Taboo, Saturday Night Fever, Fosse, the 1st national touring company of Kiss Me Kate and regional productions of Beauty & The Beast, Aida and The Wiz. He thanks Denis Jones for this experience and sends love and support to God, family, friends and especially Daniel. TORY ROSS (Miss Flannery) is elated to be spending two weeks on the Cape with her friends from the city! Most notable: Mame (Cousin Fan, Kennedy Center); Producers National Tour (10 roles including Shirley Markowitz); "Producers" Movie (Rejected Showgirl); Pirates! (of Penzance) (Kate, Goodspeed Musicals & Papermill Playhouse); Bat Boy (Ron/Mayor, Human Race Theatre); South Pacific (Dinah, PCLO); Grease! (Jan, Westchester Broadway Theater); Rejected Showgirl (one-woman show; Dillons, NYC). Training: CCM, Neighborhood Playhouse, Second City. Proud member: Equity. Thanks to Phil for picking up the phone and making the call! CAROLANNE M. SANITA (Miss Dorothy Brown) is thrilled to be making her Cape Playhouse debut! Favorite regional credits include A Little Night Music (Anne) and West Side Story (Maria) at Sacramento Music Circus, Urinetown (Hope) at the Geva, Barnum (Jenny Lind) at Westchester Broadway, Man of LaMancha (Antonia) at the Fireside, and The Fantasticks (Luisa) at the Festival at Roanoke. Tours include the European and Asian tours of West Side Story (Maria) and the First National of The Music Man (Marian), where she met and played opposite her amazing husband, Gerritt. Most recently, Carolann had the honor or sharing the stage with Julie Andrews in a reading of the new musical Simeon’s Gift. Love and thanks always to God, family and G! STACEY SIPOWICZ (Ensemble) Broadway: Cabaret (Rosie). Tours: Fame (European), Cabaret (1st B’way National). Regional: Cabaret, Westchester & Ogunquit; Great American Songbook. Film: Whatever Lola Wants. Other favorites: A Wonderful Life (Actors’ Fund Concert), tap dancing with Sir Elton John at Carnegie Hall & swinging on the trapeze with the Baby Janes in NYC. Originally from the Boston area where she danced with Impulse Dance Company. BFA in Dance from UMass Amherst. AEA Member. CHERYL STERN (Mrs. Meers) has recently returned from Denver where she created the role of Maryanne in the world premiere of Hats!, the Red Hat Society musical. Broadway credits include Laughing Room Only with Jackie Mason, The Women (Roundabout; filmed for PBS) Candide (NY City Opera). Off Broadway: First Lady Suite (Mamie), Requiem for William (Transport Group), I Love You, You’re Perfect, Game Show, That’s Life! The Immigrant. National Tours: Grand Night for Singing, Les Miserables, Evita, Fiddler. Regional: Sisters Rosensweig (Geva/Studio Arena), Lost in Yonkers (Tennessee Rep), Light Up the Sky (Seattle Rep.), Closer Than Ever (San Jose Rep.) Another Kind of Hero (Walnut Street), The Times (Long Wharf). TV: "Guiding Light", "All My Children", "As the World Turns", "Sondheim", "...at Carnegie Hall", "Law and Order-Criminal Intent". Film: ”Brooklyn Lobster" with Jane Curtin and Danny Aiello. As lyricist, Normal (Jonathan Larson award; starring Barbara Walsh at Transport Group), The Audience (Drama Desk nom.). Are We There Yet? (Westchester Broadway), That’s Life! (Outer Critics nom.) Buffalonia (Ensemble Studio Theatre), A Christmas Survival Guide (Samuel French) and Littlest Light on the Christmas Tree. Cheryl is a graduate of Northwestern University. BRIAN SUTHERLAND (Mr. Trevor Graydon) has appeared on Broadway in roles such as Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music, Thomas Jefferson in 1776, King Marchan in Victor/Victoria, and Munkustrap in Cats. Other Broadway credits include Steel Pier, A Change in the Heir, and Dance a Little Closer (written and directed by Alan Jay Lerner). He played Starbuck in 110 in the Shade at NYC Opera, and he was featured at Carnegie Hall opposite Ann Reinking in One More Song, One More Dance. His extensive touring experience includes Disney’s On the Record, Clifford Bradshaw in Cabaret with Joel Grey, Julian Marsh in 42nd Street and Roy Johnson in The Light in the Piazza. Some of his favorite regional theatre roles include Charlie Anderson in Shenandoah at the Fords Theatre, Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha at the Pittsburgh Public, The Pirate King in Pirates of Penzance at the Guthrie Theatre, the Actor in Enter the Guardsman at Indiana Repertory Theatre, and Kodaly in She Loves Me at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. He was Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls opposite Maurice Hines at the Arena Stage- this production later enjoyed a successful national tour, and was also notable for the fact that Sarah Brown was played by his wife (and frequent co-star) Diane Sutherland. They have also sung many concerts with orchestras worldwide, and they reside in Greenwich Village, New York City. Mr. Sutherland holds a degree in Musical Theatre from the University of New Hampshire. RYAN SWEARINGEN (Ensemble) Regional: Urinetown (Bobby) at Barnstormers, Bat Boy (Bat Boy) at Stage One, The Who's Tommy (Tommy) at Surflight, Footloose (Ren), Cabaret, and Anything Goes at Trump Plaza, Atlantic City, Dames At Sea (Dick) at Helen Hayes/QTIP/Stage One, You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown (Charlie) at Media Theatre, and Babes in Arms and Call Me Madam at Goodspeed Opera House, and Man of La Mancha at Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Tours: 42nd Street 1st National, Titanic (Radioman Bride), and Footloose (also Las Vegas). Thanks, Scraps. |
