Richard Gallagher (Ghost of Christmas Future/Young Scrooge) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Richard is a recent graduate of the Yale School of Drama where favorite work includes: The Duchess of Malfi; Faust is Dead; Mirror, Mirror; and Electronic City. New York: A Taste of Heaven, NY Fringe (2003); Genesis: 7 Breakthrough Plays, First Hand Theatre Company. Regional: Fugitive Kind, Marin Theatre Company; Old Money and Spinning Into Butter. TheatreWorks, Palo Alto; The American In Me, Magic Theatre, San Francisco; also in San Francisco, Snakebit, New Conservatory Theatre Center; Playground Festival 2002; Savage/Love, Theatre Rhinoceros. Upcoming film: El Camino. 

Teri Dale Hansen (Ghost of Christmas Past/Mrs. Cratchit) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Teri began her career in London’s West End starring as “Magnolia” in Harold Prince’s Tony Award winning Show Boat. She starred as “Rose” in the internationally acclaimed film of Kurt Weill’s Street Scene and made her Broadway debut in The Boys from Syracuse (2002). She has toured nationally as Marvin Hamlish’s guest soloist appearing with numerous orchestras such as the National Symphony and the Boston Pops. Last summer, Teri toured as Marian Paroo in the National Tour of The Music Man and the previous year had starred as Guenevere (opposite Robert Goulet) in that National Tour of Camelot. Her debut CD “Into Your Arms…Love Songs of Richard Rodgers” is available worldwide. www.terihansen.net 

Robert Jason Jackson (Ghost of Christmas Present/Gentleman) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Robert's most recent performances include Holofernes in Loves Labours Lost at the Huntington Theatre. His favorite credits include: Amonasro in Aida on Broadway at the Palace Theater, Judge Brack in Hedda Gabler at The Roundabout, Othello with Shakespeare Santa Cruz and Bolingbroke in Richard II at the Mark Taper Forum; Off-Broadway in The Soldier’s Play at Second Stage, Merchant of Venice at the Public Theater and Bubbly Black Girl at Playwrights Horizons.TV and film credits include guest starring roles on “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “Third Watch,” “New York Undercover” and “New Jersey Drive.” Robert’salsojazz vocal soloist on “Conjure: Music to the Texts of Ishmael Reed” and “Dancing with Cab Calloway” both on Pangaea Records.Visit his website at: www.jacksonanubis.com 

Tom Staggs (Jacob Marley) With NSMT: A Christmas Carol ’99 -’05, Fiddler on the Roof. Elsewhere: Tom is happy to be returning to North Shore again as Jacob Marley in A Christmas Carol. NY credits include Solyóny in Three Sisters; Ford Prefect in Don't Panic with Reverie Productions; Don Juan in Dom Juan and Ralph VanDyke in The Woman at The Metropolitan Playhouse; Quince in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Cloten in Cymbeline and Mordred in The Death of King Arthur (World Premiere) with Gorilla Rep. Other New York appearances include Lovborg in Hedda Gabler, The Doctor in Woyzcek and Jeff in Brigadoon. For television, “Manhattan Crawl,” pilot (Stella Nova Productions). Short films include “Es Verdad” and “The Physicists.” Proud member of Actors’ Equity Association. Yes! 

Benjamin Howes (Bob Cratchit) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Benjamin hails from Australia where his credits include Les Misérables, Beauty and the Beast, Little Shop of Horrors and Grease. He made his professional debut there as Kurt in The Sound of Music, and was a company member of Darc Swan Dance Company. Off-Broadway credits include [title of show] (Vineyard Theatre/Kevin McCollum), The Charity That Began at Home (Mint Theatre Company). Regional favorite include Singin’ in the Rain (Cosmo Brown), Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Hero), Gershwin’s Lady Be Good (Dick Trevor) and Damn Yankees (Rocky). Benjamin won the Weekley and Arganbright Outstanding Actor Award for his portrayal of Le Compte De Guiche in Cyrano. 

Luke Rawlings (Pearlie, Dance Captain) With NSMT: Mame, Miss Saigon. Elsewhere: Luke is a former competitive gymnast and high school math teacher who moved to New York City in 1998 to pursue a dream that keeps coming true. He enjoys being a jazz teacher at New Jersey Ballet, an artist, a writer, a political activist, and loves mathematics. “Kathy Meyer, you're my captain, and thank you!”

Nicky Venditti (Pearlie) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Nicky is very happy to get into the Christmas Spirit while being part of A Christmas Carol here at NSMT. This past summer he performed at Maine State Music Theatre in South Pacific, Beauty and the Beast and Aida. He has toured nationally with the Broadway musicals Swing! and Contact. “Love Always to Mom and Dad.” 

Graham Allen (Ensemble, Dick Wilkins) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Maine State Music Theatre: Patrick Dennis, Mame; Capt. Shultz, Miss Saigon; Ralph, Kiss Me, Kate; Sandy Dean, Brigadoon; The Full Monty, Follies, South Pacific. Good Theatre: Robbie Fay, A Man of No Importance; Wolf/Cinderella’s Prince, Into the Woods. Edinburgh Fringe: Lysander, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. USM: Dr. Parker, Batboy.- The Musical; Peter, Company, Cliff Bradshaw, Cabaret, Songs for a New World. Two Lights Theatre Ensemble: Jerry + Peter/ Emil, The Zoo Story/Duck Variations. Graduate: The University of Southern Maine.

Natasha Ashworth (Ensemble) With NSMT: Hairspray, Cinderella ‘05, ‘06, A Christmas Carol’04-’05, A Little Night Music, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Carousel. YPA: Charlotte’s Web, Seussical Junior, Rapunzel, Cinderella Jr., Aladdin Jr. Elsewhere: Natasha is thrilled to return again to A Christmas Carol! Recent roles include Lavinia (A Little Princess) at Wheelock Theater, Charlotte (Charlotte’s Web), Gertrude McFuzz ( Seussical Jr.), and Fairy Godmother (Cinderella Jr.) for NSMT’s YPA. Other credits include The Crucible, PSA and radio advertisements, and La Boheme with the New York City Opera. “Many thanks to Jon Kimbell & John La Rock, NSMT staff, family and friends for their continuous support. Happy Christmas!” 

Jason Forbach (Ensemble, u/s Young Scrooge/Christmas Future/Narrator) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Jason recently appeared Off-Broadway as Jim in Wallace Shawn’s The Music Teacher (New Group @ Minetta Lane). Other Off-Broadway: A.W.O.L. (59E59) andOrlando in As You Like It (McGinn/Cazale). Jason also appeared in A Prince of a Fella: A Tribute to Hal Prince at Carnegie Hall with the New York Festival of Song, the BMI Workshop of The Heiress and and was a Metropolitan Opera National Council Semi-Finalist. Regional: Mountain Playhouse. Film: Julie Taymor’s Across the Universe. TV: “One Life to Live”. Jason received a M.M. with honors in voice from New England Conservatory. 

Briga Heelan (Belle, Meg, Ensemble,) With NSMT: Youth Performance Academy: Once on this Island, Godspell Junior, Pop! The Musical, Ragtime: School Edition. Elsewhere: A graduate of the Walnut Hill School, Briga will be heading to the University of Southern California in January, having transferred from Cincinnati College – Conservatory of Music. While there she performed in the PBS Special “Cincinnati Pops: Take Me To The River” and the award-winning Fringe Festival piece Unnatural Disaster. Favorite roles include: Babe (Pajama Game), Daisy (Rhinoceros), Maria (West Side Story), and Mother (Ragtime: School Edition).She can think of no greater Christmas present than to be returning to this loving, memory-filled theatre. “Deepest love and thanks to the Berich family, Kim, Kev, Con - my everything.” 

James Neff (Ensemble, Old Joe) With NSMT: A Christmas Carol ‘04, ‘05. Elsewhere: James is thrilled to be returning to NSMT for a 3^rd season of A Christmas Carol. Credits include Harold Hill in The Music Man (Derby Dinner Playhouse), Stephen Foster in Stephen Foster – The Musical (Bardstown, KY), Benjamin Franklin in Benjamin Franklin – An American Tail (ATAFY), and Zach in A Chorus Line (John Waldron Arts Center). James is an avid Indianapolis Colts fan. “Thanks to my family and especially Kim for their love and support.” 

Kim Sava (Ensemble) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Kim is thrilled to be making her NSMT Debut. She was recently seen as Alice in Alice in Wonderland (StageOne). Favorite roles include Diana Morales in A Chorus Line, Frenchy in Grease, Louise in Always Patsy Cline and Maria in West Side Story. “Thanks to Marilyn and Tom for their support, and to James for his never-ending love. GPB!” 

Bethani Boccia (Teen Caroler) With NSMT: Cinderella ’05, ‘06, Singin’ in the Rain, A Christmas Carol ’05, The Wizard of Oz. YPA: Rapunzel. Elsewhere: Bethani is overjoyed to be celebrating her holiday season with NSMT once again. Credits include Beauty and the Beast, Suessical and Peter Pan with an upcoming performance in Aida. A senior at Beverly High School, Bethani both teaches and attends classes at Mitchell’s Dance Studio in Beverly. “Many thanks to everyone at NSMT for this amazing opportunity. Love to Mum, Dad, Jamie, and the rest of the family and friends. Happy Holidays to all!” 

Sophia Brunet (Ignorance/Want) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Sophia is extremely happy to make her stage debut at NSMT. Seeing Cinderella at NSMT this summer has inspired her to theatre. She has been taking ballet and tap for 3 years. Sophia is a kindergarten student in Peabody. 

Daniela Caesar-Roden (Martha Cratchit) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Daniela is thrilled to be making her NSMT debut in A Christmas Carol. She is a sophomore at Lexington High School and enjoys singing, dancing and theater. Two of her favorite parts have been Erma in Anything Goes and Annie in Annie. “Thanks to NSMT for the opportunity, all my previous teachers and directors, my family, friends, and Stephen for their love and support.”

Zane Cowans (Ignorance/Want) With NSMT: A Christmas Carol ‘05. Elsewhere: Zane is thrilled to return to NSMT for A Christmas Carol. Zane is a first grader at Hannah Elementary in Beverly. “Thanks to my family, especially my big sister Sky and my Grampy for their love and support.” 

Evan Gorski (Peter Cratchit) With NSMT: A Christmas Carol ’05. Youth Performance Academy: Once in this Island Junior. Elsewhere: Evan is thrilled to return to A Christmas Carol for his second year.He has also appeared in performances of Grease, Aladdin and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. “Thanks to Jon Kimbell for this opportunity to perform again at NSMT, also to my family and friends for all of your support.” 

Landon Komishane (Turkey Boy/Boy Scrooge) With NSMT: Mame, A Christmas Carol ’02. Youth Performance Academy: Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse, Mulan Junior, Cinderella Kids, Aladdin Junior (MTI Junior Theatre Festival), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Elsewhere: Landon recently portrayed Young H.G. Wells in “The Prophets of Science Fiction” on Discovery’s Science Channel. Besides acting, Landon enjoys school, where he is a 5^th grader at Memorial School in Manchester, MA. His hobbies include Basketball, Baseball and Football. “Thanks to NSMT for such a great on-stage opportunity and to my family and friends for their tremendous support.” 

Mark Mauriello (Turkey Boy/Town Crier) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Mark is pleased to be joining NSMT for the first time! He has performed in many shows with both Five Star Theatre Company and Colonial Chorus Players. “Thanks to Mom, Dad, Ava, Mr. Endslow, Miss Killian, Mr. Stone, and everyone at CCP for supporting me over the years!” 

Isabelle Miller (Belinda Cratchit) With NSMT: Jesus Christ Superstar. Elsewhere: Isabelle is excited to return to NSMT for A Christmas Carol. Other credits include Amaryllis in The Music Man and Marta in The Sound of Music. Isabelle lives in Melrose and keeps busy with singing, dancing and playing the violin and piano. “Thanks to all who have made my dreams come true. Merry Christmas!” 

Andrew Murdock (Tiny Tim Cratchit) With NSMT: Jesus Christ Superstar, Cinderella ‘05, ‘06, A Christmas Carol ‘04, ‘05. YPA: Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse. Elsewhere: Andrew is psyched to return again as Tiny Tim. He continues with piano, tap, jazz and ballet. Elsewhere, Andrew was Young Tommy in The Who's Tommy, appeared in the MTV music video "Sing" (Dresden Dolls) and has appeared in many short films. Andrew would like to thank everyone at NSMT for another wonderful opportunity. "Happy Holidays!"

Taylor Reader (Ignorance/Want) With NSMT: Debut. Elsewhere: Taylor is very excited to be part of this year’s production of A Christmas Carol. She performed last March in Dancemania 2006 with the Neverland Theatre. She takes Ballet and Jazz classes at Maureen Macaro’s School of Dance and is in the first grade. 

Futaba Shioda (Fan) With NSMT: A Christmas Carol ’04, ‘05, Miss Saigon. YPA: Charlotte’s Web, Mulan Junior, Miss Nelson is Missing, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Godspell Junior, Honk Junior. Elsewhere: Futaba feels blessed and ecstatic for this opportunity to be on the NSMT stage again. She is a 7^th grader at Marshall Simonds Middle School in Burlington, MA and enjoys playing piano, flute, dancing and being with friends. “Thanks to my family and friends for their support.” 

John Breen (Alternate, Rehearsal Cover for Tiny Tim) With NSMT: Cinderella '05, '06, Wizard of Oz, A Christmas Carol '02. Elsewhere: John, a resident of Salem, N.H.,has appeared in the Albany Berkshire Ballet's production of The Nutcracker '04-'06 as Fritz. John hasplayed Gavrouche in the Salem High School Actor's Guild production of Les Misérables. He alsocantor's for the Mary Queen of Peace ChurchYouth Choir. “Wishing you all aMerry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!”  

Jon Kimbell(Director, Adaptor, NSMT Artistic Director / Executive Producer) Since 1983, Mr. Kimbell, in partnership with NSMT’s dedicated Board of Trustees and superior staff, has created one of the finest musical theater companies in the country. Recognized for his commitment to musical theater, Mr. Kimbell has received the New England Theatre Conference Award for Outstanding Achievement in The American Theatre, Salem State College’s Lifetime Achievement Award, and the 38th Annual Moss Hart Award for NSMT’s adaptation of A Christmas Carol. In 2006, Mr. Kimbell accepted the Kenneth A MacDonald Award for Theatre Excellence presented by the Independent Reviewers of New England, and he was honored by the Town of Danvers Committee for Diversity with the Drum Major of Justice Award for his leadership in promoting tolerance. Mr. Kimbell has also been the recipient of the 1st Annual Kay Bourne Bay State Banner Award for employing artists of color both onstage and off. NSMT also received the Actors’ Equity Association’s Rosetta LeNoire Award in 2003 for the theater’s outstanding commitment to non-traditional casting. Mr. Kimbell is responsible for the artistic direction of NSMT and the commissioning and development of new musical theater works with Associate Producer John La Rock. He has directed and produced many critically acclaimed musicals, Shakespeare, and the premieres of 30 new musicals. Active in the theater community, Mr. Kimbell currently serves on the Boards of the Council of Stock Theatres, Bow Street Trust, and the National Music Theatre Network concentrating on the New York Music Theatre Festival. He has served as an evaluator and panelist for the National Endowment for the Arts, the New Hampshire Commission on the Arts, the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and the Ohio Arts Council. 

Kathleen Powers (Co-Director) With NSMT: The Taming of the Shrew. Elsewhere: Ms. Powers recently directed Fräulein Else off-Broadway. Recent projects include Measure for Measure at the Kansas City Rep., Private Lives at the Irish Classical Theatre in Buffalo, NY, and Execution of Justice at the Pioneer Theatre in Salt Lake City. In 2003, she directed the Royal National Theatre's tour of Charlotte Jones' Humble Boy featuring Hayley Mills; and The Taming of the Shrew at the North Shore Music Theatre. She has directed extensively off-off-Broadway and in the American regional theatre. Ms. Powers has been a Drama League Directing Fellow and a Fulbright Scholar in Shakespeare; she is a guest director at the Juilliard School. She has earned a Master's Degree at the Shakespeare Institute in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. Later this season, Ms. Powers will direct Twelfth Night at Richmond Shakespeare Festival and The Winter’s Tale at the American Shakespeare Center.

Brian Cimmet (Music Director, Orchestrations/Arrangements) With NSMT: Hairspray, Damn Yankees (orchestrations), A Christmas Carol ‘05, The Full Monty, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Nine, West Side Story. Elsewhere: Broadway: Drowsy Chaperone; Off-Broadway: I Love You Because (also cast album), Newsical, Little By Little; Regional: Señor Discretion Himself (arranger/conductor, world premiere at Arena Stage), Last Five Years, nine seasons as Music Director for Maine State Music Theatre, including Aida, Ragtime, La Cage aux Folles, Little Shop of Horrors, and on stage as L.M. in Pump Boys and Dinettes; Tours: Kiss of the Spider Woman, Promises, Promises, Tommy; Composer/Arranger: Owls & Turtles, Absolutely Anything, Spirit of Reindeer, Stop Kiss, Let’s Play Two, Celebrity Cruises, A&E Television. Member of the BMI Workshop, award-winning columnist for Grumble Magazine (www.grumblemagazine.com), author of The Complete Reference Guide to Psychometricology, graduate of Wesleyan University.

Howard C. Jones (Scenic Designer) with NSMT: Hairspray, Singin’ in the Rain ‘05, ‘92, Fame, Swing!, Cats, Chicago, Footloose, Carousel, Sweet Charity, Student Prince, Victor Victoria, Annie, Carnival, Crazy For You, Will Rogers Follies, Phantom, Showboat, South Pacific, Brigadoon, City of Angels, Guys and Dolls, Nunsense 2, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Camelot ‘91 and the annual production of A Christmas Carol. Elsewhere: Mr. Jones is pleases to be back for his 15^th production of A Christmas Carol at NSMT. He has been a member of the faculty of the N.C. School of Arts for the past nine years. Before that, he was the founder and owner of Cobalt Studios, an apprentice painting studio in upstate New York. Other credits include: Goodspeed Musicals, Starlight Theatre, Missouri Repertory Theatre, CLO in Pittsburgh, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, Weston Playhouse, and the American Heartland Theatre. Mr. Jones was proud to be included in the World Stage Design Expo 2005. He received the Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Designer in June 2000 and has been awarded Best Design by KC Drama Desk several times. “Thanks to Mom and Dad and love to Jerry.”

Joanna E. Murphy (Costume Designer) With NSMT: Cinderella ’06, A Christmas Carol ‘04 – ‘05, Fame, Damn Yankees (Assistant Costume Designer). Elsewhere: In Fall 2004, Joanna designed The Fabulous Invalid, starring Alice Ripley, at Emerson’s Majestic Theatre, Boston. The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia shows an exhibit of twelve soldiers of different branches of the military and of periods from the Revolutionary War to the present for which Joanna designed their looks. Other shows include: Five Women Wearing the Same Dress, Wendy Kesselman’s A Tale of Two Cities, and Voices on the Wind. Joanna has also designed numerous film and video projects in both Los Angeles and Boston. Joanna holds a BFA from Emerson College in Costume Design, and is a member of United Scenic Artists.

Jack Mehler (Lighting Designer) With NSMT: LD: Jesus Christ Superstar, A Christmas Carol ‘03-’05, Camelot, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Nine, Children of Eden, Little Night Music, Ragtime, Wizard of Oz (with Ken Smith), SD: West Side Story’03 Elsewhere: Jack has been designing lighting and scenery based in New York for the last 15 years His work has been seen at Albuquerque Civic Light Opera, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, American Place Theatre, Body Politic/Seanachai, Buglisi/Foreman Dance, Capital Rep, Chamber Dance Project, Cleveland Play House, Crossroads Theatre, Donald Byrd/The Group, Freedom Theatre, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, INTAR, The Joyce, Lar Lubovitch Dance Company, Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma, Manhattan Theatre Club, Merrimack Rep, Museum for African Art, Musical Theatre Southwest, 92nd Street Y, The New Victory, Paper Mill Playhouse, Seacoast Rep, Seattle Rep, Stage One (Wichita), Syracuse Stage, Taste of the NFL, Theatre By The Blind, Trollwood Performing Arts School, The Working Theatre and the WPA, among many others. 

John A. Stone (Sound Designer) with NSMT: Jesus Christ Superstar, Cinderella ‘06, Singin’ in the Rain, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Damn Yankees, Co-designed A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1996), designed A Grand Night for Singing and the 1997-2005 Shakespeare productions and musical seasons. Elsewhere: John received his bachelor’s degree in physics and music at St. Lawrence University. He came to NSMT as an intern in 1995 and is now the sound supervisor and resident designer. John has also designed Bed and Sofa, The Fever, and Mere Mortals for the Nora Theatre Company in Cambridge. He now owns and runs Addison Audio, an equipment rental and design business intended to provide services to many area schools and organizations. He would like to thank his wife Nancy and step-daughter Dalya for their love and support. 

Gerard Kelly (Hair & Wig Design) with NSMT: Hairspray, Jesus Christ Superstar, Cinderella ‘06, Singin’ in the Rain, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Damn Yankees, The 2002 - 2005 Musical Seasons, Zorba, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Carousel, Fiddler on the Roof. Elsewhere: Gerard’s New York City credits include The New York Shakespeare Festival, The Joseph Papp Public Theater, Jewish Rep., Play Wrights Horizons, The York Theater Company and NYU. Regionally, Gerard has worked with Westport County Playhouse, The Helen Hayes Theatre, The Walnut Street Theater, Gateway Playhouse, Papermill Playhouse, The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, Maine State Music Theater, Goodspeed Opera, The Long Wharf Theater, The Bay Street Theater, The Williamstown Theater Festival, Boise Contempary Theater, San Francisco’s TheaterWorks, San Diego Rep, Sacramento Theater Co., the New Jersey and Idaho Shakespeare Festivals, The Carousel Dinner Theatre, Philadelphia¹s New Freedom Theater, The Northern Stage Co., Westchester Broadway Theater, The Downtown Cabaret Theater and The Geva Theater. Gerard has also created wigs for performers such as the B-52’s, Sandy Duncan, Laura Linney, Eartha Kitt, Toni Collette, Jennifer Holliday, Varla Jean Merman, Lypsinka and Brini Maxwell. Gerard’s wigs can be seen in the film Transamerica and Girls Will Be Girls. 

Bethany Ford (Production Stage Manager) with NSMT: Hairspray, Jesus Christ Superstar, Cinderella ‘05, ‘06, Singin’ in the Rain, Damn Yankees, A Christmas Carol ‘05, The Full Monty, Camelot, Abyssinia, Fame, Thoroughly Modern Millie. Elsewhere: Regional credits include: Memory House (Humana Festival, Actors’ Theatre of Louisville, world premiere); Topdog/Underdog and The Bay at Nice with Estelle Parsons (Hartford Stage); Romeo & Juliet: The Musical, co-written and directed by Terrence Mann, The Road To Hollywood (Goodspeed-at-Chester); A Christmas Carol (Trinity Rep); Guys and Dolls (Missouri Rep); Forever Plaid (Michigan Ensemble Theatre); and 10 shows for The North Carolina Theatre, including The King and I starring Lou Diamond Phillips. Off-Broadway work includes The Waverly Gallery; After-Play; Howard Crabtree’s When Pigs Fly; and three seasons as Resident Stage Manager for Signature Theatre Company, working with Pulitzer Prize winners Edward Albee and Horton Foote. Ms. Ford is a graduate of Chatham College and a member of Actors’ Equity since 1993. 

Robert L. Rucinski (Assistant Musical Director, Rehearsal Accompanist) With NSMT: Cinderella ’06, ‘05, Singin’ in the Rain, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Damn Yankees, Camelot, Fame, Christmas Carol '04 & ‘05. Elsewhere: Robert is thrilled to continue working with NSMT this season. He was the music director for Worcester Foothills' production of Miss Saigon and for several shows including A Chorus Line (Laurie Gamache, dir.) at Reagle Players (Waltham, MA). Other music directing experiences include a summer at the Arundel Barn Playhouse in Maine, and several productions, including Jekyll & Hyde, and Les Misérables SE, with Booth Productions (Worcester, MA). He conducted the MIT Concert Band for several years, and has taught at The Bromfield School (Harvard, MA) and the Walnut Hill School (Natick, MA). A native of Jersey City, NJ, now currently living in Arlington, MA, Robert is a freelance musician working out of Boston and New York City.