| Triangle will perform This Side of Parody at McCarter Theatre, Princeton, NJ on Friday, November 15, Saturday, November 16, and Sunday, November 17. Purchase tickets online or by calling 1-888-ARTSWEB today! In December This Side of Parody will hit the road! Be sure to check out the show at one (or more) of our 2002 tour stops. |
| Interested in joining us? We're in need of talented technicians and musicians for this show. Contact Devon for more information! |
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Princeton Triangle Club Presents Its 112th Annual Production
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Director
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Dan
Knechtges
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Musical
Director
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Orchestrator
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Steve
Silverstein
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Ron
Drotos
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Costume
Designer
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Lighting
Designers
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Anne-Marie
Wright
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Christopher
Gorzelnik & Scott Grzenczyk '06
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Set
Designers
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Associate
Choreographer
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Steven
Capone & Meganne E. George
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D.J.
Gray
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The
Cast
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Connor Allman '04, Iris Blasi '03, Adam Brenner '06,Becky Farbstein '04, Ben Fast '06, Zach Goldstein '05, Jessica Herling '03, Troy Holland '05, Jing Jin '06, Jesse Liebman '03, Chaya Litvack '05, Ben Mains '06, Megan McGowan '06, David Mesrobian '05, Virginia Pourakis '05, Anne Riker Purcell '05, Sean Shank '06, Cara Sheffler '04, Greg Taubman '06, Jacob Van Naarden '06 |
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| The Writers | |||
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Jesse Liebman '03, Yan Zhang '03, Iris Blasi '03, Lia Romeo '03, Andrew Romano '04, Jay Katsir '04, Dan Iglesia '04, Cara Sheffler '04, Sarah Grant '05, Owen Tanzer '05, Troy Holland '05, Zach Goldstein '05, Bobby Mulcare '04 |
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| Production Staff | |||
| Production Manager: | Devon Wessman-Smerdon '05 | ||
| Stage Manager: | Carolyn Wise '05 | ||
| Technical Directors: | Annika Ashton '04 & Andrew Trueblood '05 | ||
| Asst. Stage Managers: | Annika Ashton '04 | ||
| Tarryn Chun '06 | |||
| Sound Designer: | Dan Candeto '06 | ||
| Props Manager: | Lauren Hayward '05 | ||
| Props Assistant: | Carol Rosenfeld '05 | ||
| Costume Manager: | Allison Squires '06 | ||
| Master Carpenter: | Andrew Trueblood '05 | ||
| Master Painter: | Allison Squires '06 | ||
| Spot Operators: | Devon Wessman-Smerdon '05 | ||
| Rob Simmons '05 | |||
| Light Board Operator: | Scott Grzenczyk '06 | ||
| Sound Board Operator: | Dan Candeto '06 | ||
| Program Designer: | Rob Simmons '05 | ||
| Carpenters & Scenic Artists: | Connor Allman '04 | ||
| Annika Ashton '04 | |||
| David Bengali '04 | |||
| Dan Candeto '06 | |||
| Tarryn Chun '06 | |||
| Ed Davisson '06 | |||
| Becky Farbstein '04 | |||
| Scott Grzenczyk '06 | |||
| Philip Hall '05 | |||
| Troy Holland '05 | |||
| Pete Landwehr '06 | |||
| Jessica Manley '03 | |||
| Megan McGowan '06 | |||
| Rob Simmons '05 | |||
| Allison Squires '06 | |||
| Andrew Trueblood '05 | |||
| Devon Wessman-Smerdon '05 | |||
| Running Crew: | |||
| Annika Ashton '04 | |||
| Tarryn Chun '06 | |||
| Lauren Hayward '05 | |||
| Peter Landwehr '06 | |||
| Jessica Manley '03 | |||
| Carol Rosenfeld '05 | |||
| Rob Simmons '05 | |||
| Allison Squires '06 | |||
| Andrew Trueblood '05 | |||
| Philip Hall '05 | |||
| Devon Wessman-Smerdon '05 | |||
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| The Orchestra | |||
| Conductor: | Sarah Grant '05 | ||
| Alto Sax | Kevin Shi '06 | ||
| Bass: | Caleb Bonilla '03 | ||
| Tenor Sax/Clarinet: | Jeewoo Lim '06 | ||
| Drums: | Sarah Molouki '04 | ||
| Flute: | Anne Throdahl '05 | ||
| Piano: | David Willard '05 | ||
| Synthesizer: | Jessica Dye '05 | ||
| Guitar: | John Norwood '06 | ||
| Trombone: | Rishard P. Cooper '06 | ||
| Trumpet: | Eve Glazer '06 | ||
| Trumpet: | David Konieczkowski '06 | ||
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| About the Show | |||
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Scott Fitzgerald '17 would not recognize this year's Triangle Club
Show, This Side of Parody, with its unusual mixture of fun
and frolic. No cows are sacred enough to escape Triangle's irreverent
scrutiny: not James Bond, or organized religion (pick any), or airport
security, or comic book heroes, or the lovable Gepptto (of Pinocchio
fame). Even Jean-Paul Satre comes under the gun, along with the fine
art of computer hacking, admissions-ofice style. Throw in the Irish
and the French for good measure, and its signature all-male kickline,
and you've got a musical revue in the classic Triangle tradition,
guaranteed to pull no punches and leave you laughing. After all, Triangle's
been doing its for 111 years - why stop now? |
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