In memory of
Lauren Ashley Zarembka Class of 2006
Good luck to the cast and crew of East Providence High School's production of:
Chicago The Lauren Zarembka Memorial Foundation is a proud sponsor of the East Providence High School Music/Theater Program Please visit our Facebook page: Lauren Zarembka Memorial Foundation
Cast
(In order of appearance) Cast (In order of appearance) Velma Kelly Raissa Souma Roxie(In Hart Caroline Kramer Cast order of appearance) Fred Casely/ensemble. Zachary Velma Kelly RaissaShaker Souma Cast (In order of appearance) Sergeant Fogarty/Martin Harrison/ensemble Joshua Jean Louis Roxie Caroline Kramer Velma Hart Kelly Raissa Souma Amos Hart Matthew Remy Fred Casely/ensemble. Zachary Roxie Hart Caroline Shaker Kramer Liz/Dance Makena Petsch Sergeant Fogarty/Martin Harrison/ensemble Joshua Louis Fred Casely/ensemble. ZacharyJean Shaker Annie/Dance Elizabeth Nunes Amos HartFogarty/Martin Harrison/ensemble MatthewJean Remy Sergeant Joshua Louis June/Dance Tatiana Chobanian Liz/ensemble Makena Petsch Amos Hart Matthew Remy Hunyak/Dance Nora Fineran Annie/Dance Elizabeth Nunes Liz/ensemble Makena Petsch Mona/Dance/Judge Kelda Garcia June/Dance Tatiana Chobanian Annie/Dance Elizabeth Nunes Matron Mama Morton Kennedy Salgueiro Hunyak/Dance Nora Bento Fineran June/Dance Tatiana Chobanian Billy Flynn Jeffrey Mona/Dance/Judge KeldaFineran Garcia Hunyak/Dance Nora Mary Sunshine Amaiya Winter Matron Mama Morton Kennedy Salgueiro Mona/Dance/Judge Kelda Garcia Court Clerk Damian Sarkis Billy JeffreySheats Bento Matron Mama Morton Kennedy Salgueiro Go toFlynn Hell Kitty/Dance Sydney Mary Sunshine Amaiya Winter Billy Flynn JeffreyNaranjo Bento Ensemble Mariana Court Clerk Damian Winter Sarkis Mary Sunshine Amaiya Go Hell Kitty/Dance Sydney Sheats Court Damian Sarkis Act to 1 Clerk "Overture" – Orchestra Ensemble MarianaSheats Naranjo Go to Hell Kitty/Dance Sydney "All That Jazz" – Velma Kelly and Company Ensemble Mariana Naranjo Act 1 "Funny Act 1 Honey" – Roxie Hart "Cell1 Block –Tango" – Velma and the Murderesses "Overture" Orchestra Act "When Good to Mama" – Matron "Mama" Morton "All ThatYou're Jazz" – Velma Kelly and Company "Overture" – Orchestra "TapThat Dance" "Funny Honey" Roxie Kelly Hart and Company "All Jazz" –– Velma "All I Block Care About" – –Billy Flynn and the Girls "Cell Tango" Velma and the Murderesses "Funny Honey" – Roxie Hart "A Little Bit of Good" – Mary Sunshine "When You're Good–to Mama" Matron "Mama" Morton "Cell Block Tango" Velma and– the Murderesses "We Both Reached for the Gun" – Billy, Roxie, Mary and the Reporters "Tap Dance" "When You're Good to Mama" – Matron "Mama" Morton "Roxie" – Roxie and the ensemble "All Care About" – Billy Flynn and the Girls "TapI Dance" "I Can't Do It Alone" – Velma "A BitAbout" of Good" – Mary Sunshine "AllLittle I Care – Billy Flynn and the Girls "I Can't Do It Alone (Reprise)" – Velma "We Both the Gun" – Billy, Roxie, Mary and the Reporters "A Little BitReached of Good"for – Mary Sunshine "Chicago After Midnight" – Orchestra "Roxie" – Roxie andfor thethe ensemble "We Both Reached Gun" – Billy, Roxie, Mary and the Reporters "My Own Best Friend" – Roxie and Velma "I Can't Do It Alone" Velma "Roxie" – Roxie and –the ensemble "Finale Act I: All That Jazz (Reprise)" – Velma "I Can't Do It Alone Alone"(Reprise)" – Velma – Velma "Chicago After Midnight" – Orchestra "IAct Can't It Alone (Reprise)" – Velma 2 Do "My Own Best Friend" – Roxie and Velma "Chicago After Midnight" – Orchestra "Entr'acte" – Orchestra "Finale Act I: AllFriend" Jazz (Reprise)" – Velma "My Own – Roxie and Velma "I Know a Best Girl" –That Velma "Finale All That Jazz (Reprise)" – Velma "Me andAct MyI:Baby" – Roxie and Company Act "Mr.2Cellophane" – Amos Hart Act2 2 – Orchestra "Entr'acte" Act "When Velma Takes the Stand" – Velma and the ensemble "I"Razzle Know a Girl" ––Velma "Entr'acte" – Orchestra Dazzle" Billy and Company "Me andaMy Baby" – Roxie Company "I Know Girl" –Honey Velma "Nowadays/Hot Rag"and – Velma and Roxie "Mr. Cellophane" –– Amos "Finale Act All That JazzHart (Reprise)" – Company "Me and MyII:Baby" Roxie and Company "When Velma Takes the Stand" "Mr. Cellophane" – Amos Hart – Velma and the ensemble "Razzle Dazzle" – Billy Company "When Velma Takes theand Stand" – Velma and the ensemble "Nowadays/Hot – Velma and Roxie "Razzle Dazzle" Honey – Billy Rag" and Company "Finale Act II: AllHoney That Jazz – Company "Nowadays/Hot Rag"(Reprise)" – Velma and Roxie "Finale Act II: All That Jazz (Reprise)" – Company
HIGH SCHOOL EDITION Musicians MaryAnn Lasorsa
Piano
John Baldaia
Bass
Rob Rappa Guitar/Banjo Lucien Fournier
Drums
Teddy Mason
Trumpet
Benjamin Marcotte
Trombone
Jen Murphy Reeds Production Directors
MaryAnn Lasorsa, Nathan Melo
Choreographer Allana Turcotte Sound Brad Kleyla Lights Marisa Silva, Alyssa Jannerelli Set Design and Build Tom Galligan and students from the Construction Program Posters, Tickets, Program Layout & Printing Delia Nelson and students from the Graphics Program Costumes
Johnny Cagno Fantasy Factory
Congratulations to our precious daughter Caroline Kramer. We can’t believe how far you’ve come from tap dancing “Razzle Dazzle” at age five to playing Roxie at eighteen. We are so very happy for you and proud of you! Congrats to the rest of the cast as well. Good luck to all! Love, Kristen and Joe Kramer (aka Mom & Dad).
Congratulations to our precious daughter Caroline Kramer. We can’t believe how far you’ve come from tap dancing “Razzle Dazzle” at age five to playing Roxie at eighteen. We are so very happy for you and proud of you! Congrats to the rest of the cast as well. Good luck to all! Makena, "You can like the life you're living. You can live the life you like." Keep working for what you want and shining Love, Kristen and Joe Kramer (aka Mom & Dad). bright :-) Love you baby duck, Mom, Dad, B & Luke
Makena, "You can like the life you're living. You can live the life you like." Keep working for what you want and shining bright :-) Love you baby duck, Mom, Dad, B & Luke
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HIGH SCHOOL EDITION Directors Notes Chicago is a 1975 American musical with music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb, and book by Ebb and Bob Fosse. Set in Chicago in the jazz age, the musical is based on a 1926 play of the same title by reporter Maurine Dallas Watkins, about actual criminals and the crimes on which she reported. The story is a satire on corruption in the administration of criminal justice and the concept of the "celebrity criminal". How things change, but stay the same. Was CHICAGO one of the first versions of reality programming? Reality television is nothing new in today's society. From the start of hidden cameras in Candid Camera in 1948, to putting civilians in a controlled setting in The Real World in 1992, the lifestyles and personalities revealed in reality television are endless. Now, anyone can get a behind-the-scenes look at the life of an Alaskan fisherman or what it's like to be a sister wife. Celebrity families are on top when it comes to today's most popular reality television content. As someone who has never (truth!) watched reality television, and who has questioned why our society spends so much time and energy invested in the lives of the rich and famous, working on Chicago and discovering its more subtle messages, I can almost begin to understand why people are so attracted to the genre. While the story is important, it’s the music and the dancing that make CHICAGO great. In CHICAGO we meet Bob Fosse. One of the most influential men in jazz dance history, Bob Fosse created a unique dance style that is practiced in dance studios throughout the world. The award winning dancer choreographed his first musical film in the 1950s, but his talents really came to the fore in the late 1960s and early ‘70’s It was then, that his trademark style of dance-full of signature moves, like the sideways shuffle, jazz hands (!) and turned-in knees–became a staple of a new kind of musical. You will see those influences in our production, too. The music is inspired by the jazz of the 1920’s era, with a vaudevillian theme. You have your classic jazz in the piece All That Jazz, , the circus like feel of Razzle Dazzle, and the ragtime feel of We Both Reached for the Gun. Although all of the styles are different, they fit soundly in the vaudeville style. The variety makes for great entertainment. As we welcome you to our brand new, beautiful auditorium please sit back and relax and enjoy our production of CHICAGO-High School Edition!
MaryAnn Lasorsa
Good Luck to Our Seniors! Raissa Souma Caroline Kramer Matthew Remy
Much Love and Success in the Future
Give ‘em the Old Razzle Dazzle!