Brian S. Goodman

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HMS PINAFORE CAST ANNOUNCED

"Nautical Operetta" To Be Theatre Company's First Production at RPCS

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Towson, Maryland, March 31, 2013:General Manager Brian S. Goodman, Stage Director James Harp and Musical Director Philip Collister announce the casting of the Young Victorian Theatre Company's 2013 production of Gilbert & Sullivan's world-renowned operetta  H.M.S. Pinafore, or, the Lass That Loved a Sailor. The season marks a critical shift for the Young Vic, with a full orchestra pit and other improvements made possible by the company’s debut at Roland Park Country School (RPCS).

Performance dates entail two weekends and one Thursday performance (July 18). The full schedule for performances is July 13-14, July 18, and July 20-21 at the Sinex Theater at RPCS.

The cast for H.M.S. Pinafore features Colin Adams-Toomey in the role of Sir Joseph; Peter Tomaszewski as Captain Corcoran; Jonathan Wagstaff as Boatswain; Logan Rucker as Ralph Rackstraw; Andrew Adelsberger as Dick Deadeye; and Jenni Bank as Little Buttercup. During the course of the run, performers will share important roles at alternative performances. On alternate dates Katherine Hosier and Molly Adams-Toomey will play the role of Cousin Hebe, and Melissa Mino and Gabrielle Demers will play Josephine.

HMS Pinafore by the young vicThe cast includes several performers who have performed previously for the Young Vic, including stars from the theater's 2012 production of The Mikado that received high critical acclaim.

The cast offers significant professional operatic experience across the U.S. and even abroad. A full chorus and orchestra will also be featured.

"Our enthusiasm for this talented and seasoned cast of professional opera singers is matched by our excitement in experiencing the Sinex Theater as our new venue in 2013," said Young Vic General Manager Brian Goodman. "The Young Vic is approaching 50 years as a Baltimore summer arts institution, and we look forward to how this wonderful facility will bring forth the talent of our cast and orchestra in unprecedented ways."

On-Line Ticket Sales Let You SELECT YOUR SEATS On-Line!

The 2013 Season again features on-line ticket sales, with exact seat selection to all performances!

Our BOX OFFICE page gives all the details and lots of additional important information, including drop-off access, Special Needs seating, Box Office hours, and more!

Ticket sales for the production will begin April 15, 2013.

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We also must mention that ticket sales covered less than half of the expenses of this first-rate production. Please visit our DONATIONS page by selecting the Donate link here or in the top navigation bar. We appreciate in advance your support!

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Performance Information, Dates & Times

NEXT PRODUCTION:

H. M. S. Pinafore
or,
The Lass that Loved a Sailor

by
William S. Gilbert
and
Sir Arthur Sullivan

Performance Dates
(to be confirmed):

Sat., July 13, 2013 - 8 pm
Sun., July 14, 2013 - 3 pm
Thu., July 18, 2013 - 8 pm
Sat., July 20, 2013 - 3 pm
Sat., July 20, 2013 - 8 pm
Sun., July 21, 2013 - 3 pm

Location:

Sinex Theater
Macfarlane Arts Center
Roland Park Country School
5204 Roland Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21210

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General Manager's Blog

[March 31, 2013] I hope you take the time to check out our cast members for Pinafore! Our enthusiasm for this talented and seasoned cast of professional opera singers is matched by our excitement in experiencing the Sinex Theater as our new venue in 2013.

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Meet Our Stage Director

James Harp is well known in the Baltimore area as a stage director, pianist, organist, singer, composer, lecturer, writer and conductor.

He began his musical career at age 7 as a church soloist, and has concertized in Italy, France, Greece, Israel, the Bahamas, and extensively throughout his native southern United States. His more unusual musical experiences include singing on national television at the Kentucky Derby and coaching Lily Tomlin in arias for an Emmy-nominated episode of “Homicide.”

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Meet Our Musical Director

Phillip Collister is an Associate Professor of Voice/Opera at Towson University where he has been a member of the music faculty since 1998.

At Towson, Dr. Collister is head of the Voice Division and is producer and director of Towson’s Music for the Stage program. At Towson he also teaches private voice, vocal pedagogy, and vocal literature courses.

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