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Salisbury Central School & SOAR present 

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Based on Sholem Aleichem stories

by special permission of Arnold Perl

 

Book by Joseph Stein

Music by Jerry Bock

Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick

            

Produced on the New York Stage by Harold Prince 

 

Original New York Stage Production Directed and Choreographed

by Jerome Robbins

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Fiddler on the Roof Jr. is presented through special arrangement with 

and all authorized materials are supplied by

Music Theatre International, New York, NY

(212) 541-4684 • mtishows.com

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DIRECTORS’ NOTE

 

In 1967, Joseph Stein, who wrote the book for Fiddler on the Roof, traveled to Tokyo to observe rehearsals for the first non-English production of his beloved show.  As they watched, the Japanese producer turned to Stein and asked, “Do they understand this show in  America?” Stein, perplexed, said of course; they’d written it for an American audience. “Why do you ask?” he wondered aloud. The producer replied, “Because it’s so Japanese.”

 

This is a story about a family.  A Jewish family, in a Jewish settlement, on the eve of the Russian Revolution.  And while many aspects of this story feel specific to a time, to a place, to a people, it is also a universal story. It is a story that anyone, of any background, can relate to. It asks questions that echo through all of us: 

 

How do I honor my past while forging my future? 

Which traditions should I uphold, and which should I reject? 

Does progress always necessitate loss? 

What does it mean to love someone?

 

You know. Easy questions.

 

Fiddler doesn’t presume to answer these questions, but it asks them, and in its asking, we find kinship. We find we are not alone in our wondering. We are all asking, and striving, and failing, and searching for home. 

 

We hope you find a little home here today, watching these incredible kids perform this incredible work. Thank you.

 

Darcy Boynton and Stephanie Hahn, November 2023

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DIRECTED BY  Darcy Boynton and Stephanie Hahn

CHOREOGRAPHED BY  Darcy Boynton

MUSICAL DIRECTION BY Tamra Stephenson

 

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT  Ali DeProdocini

LIGHTING DESIGN  Elizabeth Connell

LIGHT BOARD OPERATOR  Andy Delgado

 

SOUND DESIGN  Graham Stone

SOUND BOARD OPERATOR  Liam Grimaldi

SET DESIGN  Corey Hill

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CAST

 

Tevye – Kennadi Mitchell

Golde – Mollie Sosin

Tzeitel – Emma Sisk

Hodel – Eliana Lang

Chava – Kellan Lockton

Shprintze – Maddie Carr

Bielke – Maris Jenter

Yente – Marlowe Will

Fruma-Sarah – Audrey Dittmer

Grandma Tzeitel – Eden Ohmen

Motel – Jackson Magyar

Perchik – Theo Dittmer

Lazar Wolf – Kian Kennedy

Mordcha – Evelyn Adkins

Rabbi – Lewis Sayler

Mendel – Colin Warder

Avram – Quinn McNiff

Constable – Owen Warder

Fyedka – Zoë Sayler

Yussel – Zeira Collins

Russian Soldiers – Graeme Warder, Emma Webster

The Fiddler – Tayo Kaufman

 

Bottle Dancers

Avery Clark, Nicole Lucas, Eden Ohmen, Ivy Ohmen

 

Ensemble

Charlotte Allyn, Elsie Carr, Emmett Charles,  Avery Clark, Zeira Collins,
Audrey Dittmer, Eloise Dittmer, Luna Forero, Lola Francoline,  Anna Hahn,
Avina Jack, Chachi Lockton, Nicole Lucas, Charlotte Milner, Eden Ohmen,
Ivy Ohmen, Willow Ohmen, Charlie O’Reilly, Maddie Pearson, Zoë Sayler,
Sawyer Rose Turner, Eloise Vaughn, Colin Warder

 

CREW

Jillian Allyn, Samuel Goshen, Brennan Sisk, Juni Terni, Gus Tripler

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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS & VOLUNTEERS

 

Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation

Ian MacTaggart Trust

Salisbury Central School

 

SOAR Board & Program Committee

Housatonic Valley Regional High School

Housatonic Musical Theatre Society

The Hotchkiss School

Falls Village Children’s Theater

Indian Mountain School

Tayo Kaufman

Rachel Lockton

Samantha Steinmetz

Kathleen DeAngelis

Rita Delgado

Gail Allen

Tom Krupa

Evie Piker

 

Andy Delgado

Sara Huber

Sara Ireland

Tara Xheladin 

 

This project has been supported by a grant from the Salisbury Central School Education Enrichment Endowment Fund of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation.

 

AND YOU!

We couldn’t do this without your support. Your gift means so much to us and the children of Salisbury Central. Donations can be made by visiting soarkids.org/support-soar. All donations made will go directly to the SOAR theater fund. Thank you!

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