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Actorsingers Set Sail For Romance, Hi-jinks On The High-seas, And Lots Of Family Fun With “Anything Goes”

NASHUA – Actorsingers, Nash-ua’s longest-running musical the-ater group, now in its 55th season, is pleased to announce their fall show, Cole Porter’s classic “Any-thing Goes.” This beloved musi-cal comedy is set in the 1930s and features such classic show tunes as “You’re the Top,” “De-Lovely” and “Let’s Misbehave.” Gangsters, star-crossed lovers and shipboard antics all add up to a wonderful night of theater.

This performance unites a “dream team” of NHTA-winning directors: Dana Bissett-Siegal as di-rector, Jed Holland as music direc-tor, and Martha Daniels Holland as choreographer. Bissett-Siegal and Daniels Holland previously helmed the well-received “42nd Street” pro-duction in 2005.

The show itself is seemingly “tran-scending generations” for the orga-nization. Having first performed it in 1969, then again in 1989, now in 2009, it’s managed to bring back people involved in the previous pro-ductions, in one way or another, giv-

ing it a real “family” feel. Laura Pri-or, who’s playing the role of “Hope Harcourt” is joined in this produc-tion by Catherine Z. Andruskevich, “Hope 1989”. Cast in the ensemble this time around, as well as serving as Company Coordinator, Cathe-rine says, “Hope was one of my fa-vorite roles with Actorsingers. It’s been a lot of fun reliving it through-out this production.” Linnea McAl-lister, who was “Hope 1969”, is a Life Member of the Actorsingers, and also the wife of John McAllister, 2009’s Set Designer, a Life Member as well.

Choreographer Martha Daniels Holland also appeared in the 1989 production. Now she’s part of the three-person directing team with her husband, musical director Jed Holland. “To me,” she says, “it’s really cool that I was on stage and Jed was in the orchestra 20 years ago, and now we’re on the directing team for this production.” And, she adds, with five kids, “Jed and I really look forward to rehearsals for some adult time!”

Dana Bissett-Siegal is working with her husband – Ed Siegal who won the role of Sir Evelyn. “It’s been a great experience,” Ed Siegal says, “because our relationship devel-oped in community theater. I have such respect for her abilities as a di-rector. We can totally separate our personal and theatrical lives.”

Daniel Pelletier returns in this production as “the Bishop”, a role he played in 1989. Donna O’Bryant Metzger, “Bonnie” in 1989, once again joins the passenger list, as does Mark Coutu, who’s father Mo, was 1989’s “Billy”. Raelene Lilje-berg and Warren Tomasian are back working Costumes, and Set Construction respectively, as they did in the 1969 production, and the list goes on, and on; a tribute to the Actorsingers’ ever-expanding, and continuing family.

“Anything Goes” runs Friday, November 13, through Sunday, No-vember 15, at the Keefe Auditorium, Elm Street Middle School, Nashua. Tickets are $18, call 320-1870 or go to www.actorsingers.org.

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Family Fun & Festivities

The 33rd Annual

“Tigger” had fun in front of Mike’s Auto.

From toddlers to teens, everyone had fun in the Village on Halloween.

Kids in costume at Clark School Halloween Parade.

Molly Benson being held by Sulley.

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This is Colton and Camryn Carlson. Their mom and dad put this together and he had a very cute ATV which pulled it.Samuel Enriquez dressed as Guido from

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