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Welcome to the fourth show of SLOC's 88th season. So far

this season we've taken you to Transylvania with V.ocky

Horror, the Kingdom of Duloc with Shrek, and a tropical

island io'! South Pacific. Tonight we will transport you to a

nightclub where songs you know and love will be performed

by an amazingly talented cast. The songs of Jerry Lcibcr and

Mike Stoller are part of the foundation of rock and roll, and

artists as varied as The Drifters, Elvis Presley, The Coasters,

and the Searchers all recorded Top Ten songs from their catalogue. In discussing

this show, Peter Marks of the Washington Post noted that "This show paved the

way for the musical fashioned on existing work of pop composers." Without this

one, Jersey Boys, Mama Mia, Movin'Out, and Beautiful might never have been

made. Sit back and enjoy a trip down Memory Lane.

In May, We will bring Monty Python's to our stage, under the direction

of Adam Coons. This wild romp based on the comedy troupe's movie of the same

name promises to leave the audience limp with laughter.

The SLOC Board of Directors has also announced our tentative slate of shows for

next season (rights are still pending), and we hope you will be as excited by it

as we are. Legally Blonde, directed by Michael Lotano will open the year in late

September, and, in December, SevMoro will direct this year's youth production

oiDisney's Beauty and the Beast. February will hxingSweeney Todd to the stage

under the direction of Rachael Sheffer. Michael Gatzendorfer will take us back

in time for//aw* in March, and we will close the season with The Producers in

May under the direction of Suzanne Rayome. We are also planning a fund raising

performance in conjunction with MOPCO in late October, so watch for details on

that event. I hope you will plan now to buy the entire season to support the area's

finest amateur community theater.

Now sit back and join us on a journey that will take us through Broadway, Kansas

City, and Spanish Harlem as we relive the songs of Leiber and Stoller. We hope to

see you again in May.

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Smokey Joe's Cafe is a musical revue showcasing 39 pop

standards - including rock and roll and rhythm and blues songs

- by songwriters Jerry Leiber and iMike Stoller. When the show

opened on Broadway in 1992, it ran for 2,036 performances,

making it the longest running revue in Broadway history. But my

first e.Kperience with Smokey Joe's wasn't seeing the show, but

hearing the music around my house. Leiber and Stoller standards

were part of my childhood. My father, who grew up with their

music, owned many of the original LPs, and he'd play them around the house. My

Saturday mornings were filled with songs like "There Goes My Baby" and "Love Potion

#9." My dad would school me in the "great artists" of his time and compare them to the

"drivel" I was listening to at the time. And while we debated over who had the better

taste in music, 1 learned a great deal. 1 even conceded that some of his choices in

music were better than mine. As 1 got older, I really began to see his point. Eventually

1 began to question whether 1 was born in the wrong time period, as I fell in love with

the simple melodies that conveyed such strong emotions but at the same time had

such light hearted joy.

Working on the production has been a blessing in so many ways, I get to share the

stage with some of the greatest talent in the Capital Region, not to mention the peoplewho are behind the scenes making thing happen, rolling with the punches, all with

such positive energy. So I invite you to sit back and take a journey with us to an era

where, with the help of Big Mama Thornton, Elvis Presley, The Drifters, The Coasters

and numerous other artist who ruled the charts, Leiber and Stoller created a style that

was entirely new, and all American.

Enjoy the shoiv!

Brandon Jones

Director/Music Director

Schenectady Light Opera Company Presents

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Words & Music byJerry Leiber & Mike Stoller

Originally pnnlucnd on Broadway by Rinhard Frankol, Thomas Viertcl. Steven Baruch, Jujamcyn Thcatres/JaekVierlel, Rick Steiner, Frederic H. Mayerson and Center Theatre Groiip/Ahmanson Theatre/Gordon Davidson.

All ot the songs Joe's Cg/p were written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller (alone or with othens) e.xcept"Spanish Harlem," by Phil Speetnr and Jerry Leiber. Messrs. Leiber and Stoller wish to acknowledge and thank Hiefollowing writers who collaborated with them on various songs in the show: Ben E. King, Doc Pomiis, Barry Mann &Cynthia Weil, Kent Harris, Ralph Dino & John Sembello, and Carlo Donida & "Mogol."

Director/Music Director: Brandon Jones

Assistant Director: Patrick Rellly

Producers: KImberly Rellly & Joanne Dame Peal

Leiber and Stoller, as much as anyone, virtually invented rock 'n' roll, and now their songs

provide the basis for an electrifying entertainment that illuminates a golden age of American

culture. In an idealized '50's setting, the classic themes of love won, lost and imagined blend

with hilarious set-pieces and slice-of-lifc emotions. Featuring nearly 40 of the greatest songs

ever recorded, Sw.okey Joe's Cafe isn't just great poj) music - it's compelling musical theatre.

Smokcy Joe's Ccjii is i)resented through special iiri'angeiiientwith R & I! Theatricals: wvvw.rnh.com.

The video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever are strictly prohibited.

Cast

Dasliira Cortes David hzo, Jr. Michael C. Mensching

Nik Gatzendorfer Jennifer Lefsyk Josh Powell

Daryl Hirschfeld Christine Meglino Amanda Jo Wilsey

Musicians

Piano Brandon Jones

Bass Kevin Bohen

Saxophone Dan Dennette

Drums Brian Chiappinelli

Guitar Andrew Wheeler & Zach Ferrara

Production Staff

Director/Music Director Brandon Jones

Producers Joanne Dame Peal & Kimberly Reilly

Choreographer Brandon Jones

Assistant Director Patrick Rcilly

Assistant Choreographer Chri.stine Meglino

Dance Captains Amanda Jo Wilsey & Josh Powell

Stage Manager Christopher A. SemeradSet Designer Patrick Reilly

Set Construction Coordinator Daniel Heath

Set Construction Oscar Adema, Don Edmonds, Bob Farquharson,

Daniel Heath, Mary Kozlowski, Richard Lenehan, Jeff Marshall,

Michael McDermott, Sarah Moran, Don Peal, Patrick Reilly, Sharon C. Wemple

Costume Designer Debbie Lummis

Lighting Designer Bob HealeyLighting Assistant Sarah Katz

Sound Designer Bob HealeyHouse Design Michael McDermott

Board Liaison Connie Rowe Rauhauser

The Cast and Crew of Smokey Joe's Cafe

Sincerely thank the following organizations and individuals

for their generous support of this production!

+ Capital Repertory Theater + Ambition Cafe +

+ The Parker Inn, Schenectady + Spotlight Players Community Theater +

•f Michael Gatzendorfer + Albany Civic Theater +

-f Jean Reilly + Lou-Anne Marshall + EleahPeal +

+ Laurie Slade and The Creative Advantage, inc. +

Musical Number

Act I

Neighborhood Company

Young Blood Daryl with Michael, Josh & Nik

Falling Christine

Ruby Baby David with Daiyl, Michael, Josh & Nik

Dance With Me Josh & Dashira with Daryl, Michael & Nik

Neighborhood (Reprise) Dashira, Amanda Jo, Christine & Jennifer

Keep On Rollin' Nik, Daryl, Josh & Michael

Searchin' Nik with Daryl, Josh & Michael

Kansas City Dashira, Jennifer & David

Trouble Christine & Amanda Jo

Love Me/Don't Daryl & Jennifer

Fools Fall in Love Dashira

Poison Ivy Josh with Daryl, Michael & Nik

Don Juan AmandaJo

Shoppin' for Clothes Nik & Michael with Darj'l, Josh & David

I Keep Forgettin' Jennifer

On Broadway Daryl, Michael, Josh & Nik

D.W. Washburn Nik & Company

Saved Dashira & Company

Intermission -15 minutes

Refreshments are available at the rear of the theater provided by Ambition

10.

Musical Number

Act II

Baby, That is Rock & Roll Company

Yakety Yak Company

Charlie Brown Company

Stay a While Brandon, The Piano Player

Pearl's a Singer Jennifer

Teach Me How to Shimmy David & Christine with Daryi & Nik

You're the Boss Michael & Amanda Jo

Smokey Joe's Cafd Company

Loving You Josh & Company

Treat Me Nice Nik

Hound Dog Dashira

Little Egypt Michael with Daryl, Josh, David & Nik

I'm a Woman Dashira, Amanda Jo, Christine & Jennifer

There Goes My Baby Daryl with Michael, Josh, David & Nik

Love Potion #9 Daryl with Michael, Josh, David & Nik

Some Cats Know Amanda Jo

Jailhouse Rock David & Company

Fails Fall in Love (Reprise) Dashira

Spanish Harlem Josh & Amanda Jo

I (Who Have Nothing) Nik

Neighborhood (Reprise) Jennifer

Stand By Me Daryl & Company

Baby, That is Rock & Roll (Reprise) Company

"Spanish Harlem" by Phil Spector and Jerry Leiber. Published by Mother Bertha

Music, Inc. and Jerry Leiber Music by arrangement with ABKCO Music, Inc.

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DASHIRA CORTES (Das/iim) is very excited to be back for her 6th production at SLOG. She

was last seen as Norma Valverde in //ands on a Hardbody (Park Playhouse). Some of her

favorite roles include Aida in AIDA at SLOG and Dorothy in The IViz at Our Own Productions.

Other credits include: Sonia in Godspell, Asaka in Once on thi<i Island, Lucy in YAGMCB,

Charity in Sweet Charity, and Miss Strict in Zombie Prom. Dashira would like to thank her

family and friends for their love and support.

NIK GATZENDORFER {Nik) is honored to be a part of this incredible cast. He was last

seen at SLOG in The Rocky Horror Shov) as Frank-N-Furter. Some other memorable credits

include: Tony N' Tina's Wedding (Joey Vitale), Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour), Songs

ForANew World (Man \),Altar Boyz {}A-di\:\), Next lb Normal {^-Ah^), Spelling Bee (Leaf

Goneybear) Spring Awakening (Hanschen). He sends out love and thanks to his friends,

family and Bumble!

BOB HEALEY {Lighting and Sound Designer) is Heisenberg's stagehand. Like the more

famous principle, it is impossible to know where he will be if his job is known. Whether it is

illuminating the cast or mixing the audio, he is somewhere in this auditorium. He hopes you

enjoy the show, and come back lor Spamalot.

DANIEL HEATH {Set Constmction Coordinator) is excited to head set construction

for Smokey Joe's Cafe, after performing in the ensemble of South Pacific for his debut

performance at SLOG. He has had the opportunity to work both on stage and behind the

scenes at a number of local productions: most recently backstage with performances of Chess

(NSGP) and Bingo: The Musical (Grew/ Foley Sound Effects) and on stage as part of the

ensemble for NGSP's Music Man, Man ofLa Mancha, Cinderella and JUMG's Suessical (Mr.

Mayor). He owes his involvement in theater to his beloved Sarah.

DARYL HIRSCHFELD {Daryl) is very happy to be working with this company, yet again.

Favorite credits include: Tom Collins {Rent), Melchior Gabor {Spring Awakening), Man 1

{Songs for a New World), Rick D {Tbny N Tina's Wedding), and Mitch Mahoney {25th

Annual...Spelling Bee). Daryl would like to wish broken legs to his cast and thanks his

friends and family for their support.

DAVID J. IZZO, jr. {David) is "tickled pink" to be in his very first Production with SLOG.

Previous Acting student of HVCG and Professional vocalist in a local 4 part harmony group.

Currently works as a full time Senior Makeup Artist & Educator for Jean Paul Spa. David has

been singing since his first steps and gives special thanks to his Mom for always being his

biggest inspiration, his family for being supportive, and his boyfriend for giving him the extra

push towards his goals and dreams.

Wko's WKo in tlic Cast & Crew Continued...

BRANDON JONES {Director/Musk Director/Choreographer) is thrilled to be back at

SLOG, after previously music directing Shrek earlier this season. You may have seen him

here on the stage in Caroline, or Change as The Bus, or in AIDA as Mereb. Most recently he

has appeared as Freddie in Chess at NSCP. He would like to thank his Family and Friends for

their continued support!

JENNIFER LEFSYK (Jennifer) is veiy excited to be appearing on the SLOG stage once again,

ha\ing performed as Janet in Rocky Horror as well as in the. ensemble of Young Frankenstein!

She is a Schenectady native and a graduate of SUNY Fredonia with a BFA in musical theatre.

Favorite past roles include Maria in The Sound ofMusic and the occasional on-screen zombie.

Love to her SJC cast, her family, and John. Enjoy the show! www.JenniferLefsyk.com

DEBBIE LUMMIS (Costumer Designer) works with many area theater groups. Past shows

include Little Women, Guys and Dolls (SLOG), Stale Fair (NSGP) and most recently Shrek

(SLOG). Debbie is thrilled to be working with this talented cast and crew. "Thanks Shane for

understanding this craziness, love you."

CHRISTINE MEGUNO (Christine, Assistant Choreographer) is excited to return to the

SLOG stage. Previous SLOG credits meXa^QHairspray (?Qmy),Sweet Charity (Frenchie) and

(frease (Patty). Other favorite theatrical credits include; The Addams Family (Wednesday

Addams) with HMT, The Drowsy Chaperone (Janet) with HMT, The Wedding Singer (Julia)

with Class Act Productions, (Sister Mary Leo) with LAGS, andUrinetoum (Little

Sally) with RPl players. She has choreographed for local theater companies including The

Guilderland Players, Not So Common Kids, Circus Theatricks, Class Act Productions, and

LAGS. Special thanks to her friends, family, and Michael.

MICHAEL C. MENSCHING (Michael) is pleased to be at SLOG, this time as a performer.

Michael has most recently directed The 39 Steps at Albany Civic Theater. Other directing

credits include SLOG'SiVarf to Normal, AIDA, The Drowsy Chaperone, Spelling Bee, The Full

Monty, Jane Eyre, Songsfor a New World and Kiss of the Spiderwoman, Spotlight Players'

Parade and Class Act Productions' A New Brain. Shows mentioned in The Schenectady

Gazette and Troy Record Top 10 nine times for SLOC. Congrats to my friend Rachael and

thanks to the Dame.

JOANNE DAME PEAL (Producer) is happy to return to SLOG, where she produced South

Pacific, Young Frankenstein, Caroline, or Change, Next to Normal, Hairspray and AIDA.

Joanne serves on the Board of Albany Civic Theater and volunteers in various capacities for

local area theaters. She works for NYS Information Technology. Thanks to Brandon, Kim,

Patrick and an incredible cast and crew for a grand journey back In time. Much love to Eleah.

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Wlio's WKo in tlie Cast & Crew Continued...

JOSH POWELL {Josh, Dance Captain) is super excited to be in his fifth show at BLOC, His

favorite credits include Gregory Gardener {A Chorus Line), Officer James Bailey {Superior

Donuts), News Reporter #2 {TheDrowsy Chaperone), Lendall {Almost, Maine), Walter Lee

Younger (.4 Raisin in the Sun), Pig Pen {You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown) and Donkey

{Shrek The Musical). Josh recently attended the NYSSSA School of Theatre. He thanks his

mother and sisters for always supporting him of his dreams no matter what, his NYSSSA

family for teaching great things, his best friend, Terrell, for always helping him up when he

falls hut never forgetting to laugh first, and his cast and crew for letting him be himself, even

when it's a really scary sight.

KIMBERLY REILLY {Producer) is very happy to he working on Smokey Joe's Cafe. Kim

previously produced SLOC's productions of High School Musical, Young Frankenstein and

The Rocky Horror Show and was a Production Assistant for SLOC's Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

She is excited to work with Brandon, Patrick, Joanne and the wonderful cast and crew in

bringing this show to life. Thanks to my family and friends for their support. Thanks to my

SLOG family. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter ©SLOCTheater.

PATRICK REILLY {Assistant Director) is working with SLOC for the sixth time, hut this

time behind the scenes instead of as a performer! He has been blessed to be part of some

really great casts including South Pacific (Stewpot), Rocky Honvr (Eddie), Dirty Rotten

Scoundrels and Young Frankenstein (Ensemble), and the production crew fovHigh School

Musical. SLOG has become a second home for Patrick and he loves eveiy opportunity he gets

to step out on the stage. "Thanks to my wonderful family for all of your support."

CHRISTOPHER A. SEMERAD {Stage Manager) Most recent credits include South Pacific,

Shrek Rocky Horror. Other SLOG credits include Young Frankenstein, You're A Good

Man Charlie Brown, Guys & Dolls, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Little Shop ofHorrors, Next to

Normal, xa^Hairspray. Other favorite credits Spring Aivakening, In the Heights,

The Last Five Years, RENT and Altar Boyz. Mr. Semerad has not appeared on Law & Order.

AMANDA JO WILSEY {Amanda Jo, Dance Captain) is proud to be back on the SLOG stage!

Some SLOG credits include Charity {Sweet Charily), Pam Sakarian {Baby) and Evelyn

Nesbit {Ragtime). Other favorite roles include Lois Lane {Kiss, Me Kate) and Emma Garew

{Jekyll & Hyde). Amanda is honored to be a part oiSmokey Joe's Cafe and thrilled to share

the stage with such amazing talent who happen to also be the most amazing friends. Amanda

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Pub serving Lunch and

Dinner, Live Music,

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appointed Inn rooms.

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38 N. Broadway • 346-6431 • pinheadsusans.com

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1 N. church St. • 346-3400 • stockadeinn.com

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SLOCrtf.vo 2014-2015 Company Operations

President

Vice President

Secretary

IVeasurer

Business Manager

Board of Directors Jackie BarkenhagenPeter CaracappaJane C. FigueroaRobert Harrison

Marge JanackKimberly Reiily

Director of Artistic Operations

Audition ArrangementsAudition Accompanists

Critique

High School Awards

Outreach Program

Production Mugs

Show Recommendation Committee

Youth ProgramChair of Finance

Chair of Audience Services

Usher Coordinator

Ticket Agents Kristie Heffner

Mary Kozlowski

Marcia Smith

Opening Night PartiesChair of Membership & Volunteers

Historians

Chair of Facilities & Renovations

Maintenance SupervisorSet Construction Facility (Taurus Rd)

Director of Technical Operations

LightingSound

Costumes

HairAVigs

Make-Up

Properties

Sets/Tools

Chair of MarketingShow Publicity Coordinator

Playbill Editor

Webpage Administrator

Tom Delia Sala

Neil Burrows

Kimberiy Reiily

Bob Thayer

Nell Burrows

Nel! Burrows

Tom Delia Sala

Michael Gatzendorfer

Gary Hoffmann

Connie Rowc Rauhauser

Sev Moro

Elisa Verb

Andrea Merrill

Micheie Sausa Gatta

Sue & Greg RucinskiJudi Merriam

Paula Farquharson

Jane C. FigueroaJane C. FigueroaPeter Caracappa

Connie Rowe Rauhauser

Rhonda O'Brien

Michael Lotano

Jeff Rauhauser

Connie Rowe Rauhauser & Corie Rowe

Jackie BarkenhagenAlan Angcio & Richard Lenehan

Robert Farquharson

Mike Deyo

Richard Lenehan

Michael Gatzendorfer

Bob Heaiey

Paul Kraus & Joel Lord

Patricia Casey

John Fowler

Marcia Lenehan

Amanda Jo Marshall

Richard Leiiehan

Margo JanackMichael McDermott

Jeffrey P. Hocking

Mary Kozlowski

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