Sugar
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Staff | |
Producers | Richard Kaiser |
Jim Bray | |
Director | Maureen Imagawa |
Vocal Director | Jennifer Hamilton |
Choreographer | Mitzie Imagawa |
Music Director | Bobby Lewis |
Costumer | Becky Kaiser |
Stage Manager | Larry Tom |
House Manager | Tracy Van Gundy |
Master Carpenter | Richard Kaiser |
Master Set Painter | Beth Dewey |
Rehearsal Pianists | Karen Nelson |
Nettie Fields | |
Prop Coordinator | Joy Reynolds |
Lighting Designer | Colleen Chipman |
Sound Designer | Vada Dean |
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Cast | |
Joe/Josephine/Junior Shell Oil | John Brewer |
Jerry/Daphne | Freddie Fuentes |
Sugar Kane | Laurren Cowan |
Sweet Sue | Jennifer Hamilton |
Bienstock | Chris Souza |
Sir Osgood Fielding | Jon Reed |
The Gangsters | |
Spats Palazzo | David Sandhu |
Dude | Scott Borgia |
Doughboy | Jeremy Borgia |
Dutch | Dustin Van Gundy |
Baby Face Norton | Nick Haskell |
The Syncopaters | |
Dolores | Brittany Drake |
Mary Lou | Lisa Evans |
Rosella | Sarah Martindill |
Dottie | Maggie Minderler |
Margie | Natalie McBride |
Stella | Rachel Rentfrow |
Ex-Syncopaters | Megan Hamilton |
Ariane Borgia | |
Reporter | Nick Haskell |
Hood | John Fletcher |
Cab Driver | John Fletcher |
Train Porter | John Fletcher |
Mechanic | Ryan McBride |
Photographer | Ryan McBride |
Bell Boy | Ryan McBride |
Union contractor | Larry Tom |
Musicians | Peter Svensson |
Sean Fruit | |
Sugar Look-alikes: Lisa Evans, Sarah Martindill, Maggie Minderler, Natalie McBride, Rachel Rentfrow | |
Millionaires: Chris Souza, David Sandhu, Scott Borgia, Jeremy Borgia, Dustin Van Gundy, Nick Haskell, John Fletcher, Richard Kaiser | |
Jr. look-alikes: David Sandhu, Scott Borgia, Jeremy Borgia, Dustin Van Gundy, Richard Kaiser | |
Penniless Bums: Jon Reed, David Sandhu, Scott Borgia, Jeremy Borgia, Dustin Van Gundy, Nick Haskell, John Fletcher, Ryan McBride, Richard Kaiser | |
Gangster Molls: Brittany Drake, Sarah Martindill, Maggie Minderler, Rachel Rentfrow |
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Based on the film Some Like it Hot, Sugar chronicles the zany lives of two musicians, of the prohibition era, who witness a gang slaying. Forced to disguise themselves as women, they join an all-female orchestra, and the games begin! Memorable musical numbers include “Penniless Bums”, “The Beauty That Drives Men Mad”, “We Could Be Close”, “Doin’ It For Sugar”, “What Do You Give (To a Man Who Has Everything?)”, “Beautiful Through and Through”, and “November Song”. This show is both outrageous and touching.
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