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2025 Spring Musical

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Production Team:
Director: Matthew Hochman
Producer: TBD

Asst Director: Angel Hochman
Stage Manager: Kate Young

 

Auditions will be held January 6th & 9th

at the Northeast Harbor Library

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Audition Materials Can be found here

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The Wizard of Oz

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SYNOPSIS

We're off to see the wizard! This beloved tale, in which a Kansas farm girl travels over the rainbow to discover the magical power of home, has entertained audiences for generations.

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Follow the yellow brick road in this delightful stage adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale, featuring the iconic musical score from the MGM film. The timeless tale, in which young Dorothy Gale travels from Kansas over the rainbow to the magical Land of Oz, continues to thrill audiences worldwide.

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The Wizard of Oz Cast of characters list

Principals

DOROTHY GALE – (Range: G3-C5 (opt. E5))
AUNT EM – Emily Gale / GLINDA – The Good Witch of the North (Range: G3-C5)
UNCLE HENRY – Henry Gale / EMERALD CITY GUARD (Range: Bb2-Eb4)
ZEKE – Farmhand / COWARDLY LION (Range: Bb2-F4)
HICKORY – Farmhand / TINMAN (Range: Bb2-G4)
HUNK – Farmhand / SCARECROW (Range: Bb2-F#4 (opt. Ab4))
MISS ALMIRA GULCH / THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST – non-singing role
PROFESSOR CHESTER MARVEL / THE WIZARD OF OZ – non-singing role

Ensemble/Chorus Roles
CITIZENS OF MUNCHKINLAND
Mayor – (Range: Bb2-Eb3 or Bb3-Eb4)
Coroner – (Range: Bb2-A3 or Bb3-A4)
Barrister
Fiddler – (Range: C3-C4 or C4-C5)
Braggart
3 Tots – (Range: Bb2-D4 or Bb3-D5)
3 Tough Guys – (Range: Bb2-D4 or Bb3-D5)
3 City Fathers
2 School Teachers

Three Crows –trio (Range: B2-E4/B4)
Three Trees –trio (Range: B3-C5/E5)
Poppies –chorus
Snowmen –chorus

OZIANS
Beauticians –  chorus
Polishers –  chorus
Manicurists –  chorus
Oz Men
Oz Women

Winkies – chorus
Winkie General – Leader of the Winkies (Range: B2-G3)
Flying Monkeys – dancers
Nikko – Commander of the Monkeys
Jitterbug – Lead Dancer
Jitterbugs & Ghosts – SATB chorus/dancers

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​​​Please email acadiacommunitytheater@gmail with questions

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Past Shows

SPRING MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS

 

  • Wizard of Oz (1995) – directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Velveteen Rabbit (1996) – directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Charlotte’s Web (1997) – directed by Mark Puglisi

  • The Lion, the Witch and The Wardrobe (1998)- directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Anne of Green Gables (1999)- directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2000) – directed by Debbie Mountford (nee Hacket)

  • Alice in Wonderland (2001) - directed by Frank Bachman

  • James and the Giant Peach (2002) – directed by Heather Candon

  • Peter Pan (2003) – directed by Kate Cox

  • The Wizard of Oz (2004) – directed by Matt Haynes

  • Oliver! (2005) – Directed by Brian Shepard

  • The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (2006)- Directed by Brian Shepard

  • Annie! (2007) – directed by Tony St. Dennis

  • The Music Man (2008) – directed by Dan Mills

  • Seussical, the Musical (2009) – directed by Bob Bahr

  • Annie Get Your Gun (2010) – directed by Bob Bahr

  • Godspell (2011) – directed by Brian Shepard

  • Fiddler on the Roof (2012) – directed by Brian Shepard

  • Camelot (2013) – directed by Brian Shepard

  • Les Miserables (2014) – directed by Carlene Hirsch

  • Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat (2015) – directed by Carlene Hirsch

  • Willy Wonka (2016) - directed by Mike Perlman and Annie Leonardi-Merchant

  • Shrek, The Musical (2017) - directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Seussical, The Musical (2018) - directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Freaky Friday, A New Musical (2019) Directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical (2022) Directed by Matt Cornish

  • Little Shop of Horrors (2023) Directed by Angel Hochman & Kate Young

  • Just So (2024) Directed by Matt Cornish

 

 

SUMMER PRODUCTIONS

  • Invisible Dragon (1994)- directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Cinderella (1995)- directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Harvey (2001)- directed by Mark Puglisi

  • War of the World’s (“radio” broadcast) – directed by Mark Puglisi

  • The Taffetas (2012)- directed by Brian Shepard

  • The 39 Steps (2018) - Directed by Angel Hochman

  • A Midsummer Night's Dream (2019) - Directed by Casey Rush

HOLIDAY PLAYS

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  • Scrooge (1999)- directed by Mark Puglisi

  • It’s a Wonderful Life (2000)  – directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Miracle on 34th Street (2001) – directed by Annie Schwartz & Maryann Van Dorn

  • Best Christmas Ever (2002)- directed by Mark Puglisi

  • The Little Match Girl / Last Stop ’til Christmas / An Old Fashioned Christmas (2003) – directed by Mark Puglisi

  • The Christmas Carol (2005) – directed by Brian Shepard

  • The Silent Bells (2006) – directed by Dan Mills

  • The Spirit of Giving (2007) – directed by Maddie Shattow

  • The Clubhouse Christmas (2008) – directed by Wendy Littlefield

  • It’s a Wonderful Life (2009) – directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Miracle on 34th Street (2010) – directed by Nicole Cardano

  • A Christmas Story (2011) – directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Stocking Stuffers (2012) – directed by Jeremy Hyde

  • A Neverland Christmas Carol (2013) – directed by Carlene Hirsch

  • A Downeast Christmas Carol (2014) – directed by Mark Puglisi

  • The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (2015) - directed by Mark Puglisi

  • Nutcracker (2016) - directed by Jacob Sanner

  • Christmas in the Land of Oz (2017) - directed by Angel Hochman

  • A Christmas Story (2018) - directed by Doug Van Gorder

  • Closed for the Holidays (2019) - directed by Matthew Hochman

  • A Christmas Chaos (2023) - directed by Doug Van Gorder

  • The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (2024) - Directed by Mark Carignan

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OTHER EVENTS

  • Mystery Dinner Theater

  • Ground Hog Day

  • I Do, I Do (2011) - with thanks to Danielle and Brian Shepard

  • Twelfth Night (2016) - Collaboration with Barn Arts Collective

  • The Tempest (2017) - Collaboration with Barn Arts Collective

  • Twelfth Night! (2018) - Collaboration with Barn Arts Collective

  • Downeast Christmas Carol Radio Drama (2020) - Directed by Matt Cornish

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