With a show that promises to get everyone dancing in the aisles, THE BIKINIS relive their heyday and beyond, beginning the summer of 1964, the night these four inseparable friends got their name, winning the Belmar Beach Talent Contest, wearing just their bikinis!
The Story...
It’s the dawn of the new millennium and The Bikinis are getting back together. That girl group from the sixties that everyone loves is bringing back the sun, fun and all the great songs they sang down on the boardwalk at the Jersey Shore…all to raise money for good folks at Sandy Shores Mobile Home Beach Resort on Florida’s Gold Coast.
In front of a live audience, The Bikinis, or “The Jersey Girls,” relive their heyday and beyond, beginning with the summer of 1964, the night these four inseparable girls got their name, winning the Belmar Beach Talent Contest, wearing nothing but their bikinis! The boardwalk was smitten with the 4 teens…Jodi and Annie, two sisters from Passaic New Jersey; Karla, their slightly manipulative cousin from Philly; and best friend Barbara, from Staten Island.
After their big win at the talent contest, there was only one way to go…to the top! The Bikinis vowed then and there they’d raise enough money to make their own 45 so they could perform on American Bandstand and become as popular as their idols, The Shangri Las!
As our country was coming of age, so were The Bikinis. They take us on a musical journey from the innocents of the 50’s, to the pop, psychedelic and war protest worlds of the 60’s, from the women’s rights movement to the outrageous disco era of the 70’s.
Before their last song, entitled “Sandy Shores”, The Bikinis resolve their differences from the past and take pride in the being that “one-hit-wonder” from the Jersey Shore. Just as they did in the summer of 1964, they vow to never stop singing together, reminding themselves that friendship is more important than anything life can throw their way. For the finale, they go for it…and strut their stuff…in their bikinis!
The Bikinis is a coming of age story about four women who are coming of age, giving us a chance to look at how we deal with our expectations of life and the acceptance of what our lives have become.
“It’s In His Kiss” “Yellow Polka Dot Bikini” “Heat Wave” “Mambo Italiano” “Pennsylvania Polka” “Under The Boardwalk” “These Boots Are Made For Walkin” “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” “Incense And Peppermint” “Look What They’ve Done To My Song, Ma” “When Will I Be Loved” “I’m Every Woman” “I Will Survive” “It’s Raining Men” and many more!
THE BIKINIS is a nonstop celebration of song filled with hits.
To listen to any of the songs below, first stop the player at the bottom of this page.
Name
Play
Length
It's In His Kiss 1-29-10 (The Bikinis)
2:23 min
In My Bikini 1-29-10 (The Bikinis)
2:40 min
Sandy Shores 1-29-10 (The Bikinis)
2:54 min
Ain't No Mountain High Enough 1-29-10 (The Bikinis)
JODI: Annie’s older sister. Originally from Paramus, NJ. In control and passive aggressive. A Corporate success with a failed marriage.
ANNIE: Jodi’s younger sister. Still a bit of a hippie. Also, originally from Paramus, NJ. Never married. Took care of her parents at Sandy Shores RV Beach Resort in Florida.
KARLA: Jodi and Annie’s “fun loving” cousin from Philly. As a teenager, she was wild. And she still likes to stir it up. Loves her husband of 25 years.
BARBARA: Their best friend from Staten Island. Says what she thinks with no apologies. Never thought she could love anything more than THE BIKINIS and R&B, until she met her husband, Benny.
Cast of the WORLD PREMIERE production of THE BIKINIS
CHERYL FREEMAN(Barbara) has electrified and captivated Broadway audiences and critics with her original starring roles in "The Who's Tommy" as The Acid Queen; Duke Ellington's "Play On" as Vy/VyMan; "The Civil War" as Bessie, which she was nominated for both The Drama Desk and The Outer Circle Awards. Cheryl has starred in numerous Off-Broadway Productions including "Fame on 42nd Street" as Ms. Sherman and "Walmartopia" as Vickie Latrell. Cheryl can be heard on all of the above-mentioned Original Cast Recordings. Cheryl is The Muse Melpomene in Disney's Animated Feature "Hercules" as well as the Cartoon TV Series. TV Credits include: New York Under Cover, One Life To Live, Law and Order: Criminal Intent Film Credits include: Fresh, Dear Diary (Oscar Short Winner), Dead Presidents, Where God Left His Shoes, Mystery Gang. In 2009, Cheryl was one of the Stars performing in Concert for the Re-opening of The Ford's Theate and Lincoln's Bi-Cenntinial in Washington, D.C. for President Obama, The First Lady, The Senate, The Congress and The Supreme Court. www.Cherylnow.com
ANNIE GOLDEN(Annie) considers herself the illegitimate child of the legitimate theatre having been discovered on the Bowery fronting a rock band and cast by Milos Forman as Jeannie in HAIR, the 1978 film. On Broadway and off she was last seen in XANADU and created the role of Georgie Bukatinsky in THE FULL MONTY; Sondheim’s original Squeaky Fromme in ASSASSINS, the off-Broadway production at Playwrights Horizons, directed by Jerry Zaks; AH! WILDERNESS with Colleen Dewhurst and Jason Robards; ON THE TOWN; LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS as Audrey. Films following HAIR: TWELVE MONKEYS; BABY BOOM; BROOKLYN RULES; SUDDENLY SEEKING SUSAN; and I LOVE YOU: PHILLIP MORRIS! opposite Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor. On the small screen: LAW & ORDER SVU; LAW & ORDER; CHEERS; MIAMI VICE; THIRD WATCH; sang on LETTERMAN with the band as guest soloist and as a member of Darlene Love's Christmas choir each year.
KATHY MORATH(Jodi) has a career in the theatre that has spanned over three decades. Ms. Morath has appeared on Broadway many times, including the NYSF production of The Pirates of Penzance and Arthur Laurents’ Nick & Nora. Off-Broadway, she has premiered numerous new works, including David Ives' All in the Timing, Marta Kaufman and David Crane's Personals, Liz Swados' Alice in Concert (starring Meryl Streep), the original Sullivan Street production of The Fantasticks and many others. Her extensive regional theatre credits include productions at The Guthrie Theatre, Denver Center Theatre, Baltimore Center Stage, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Goodspeed Opera House, Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, Chautauqua Opera, The Kennedy Center, and The Dallas Theatre Center, among others. Roles in regional theatre and stock productions include Sarah in Guys & Dolls, Julie in Carousel, Gabby/Bobbi in City of Angels, Kate in Kiss Me, Kate and Rosabella in The Most Happy Fella. Television appearances include Law & Order, Walker Texas Ranger, Kate & Allie, Loving, All My Children, Another World and One Life To Live. While living in Los Angeles, she worked as a Voice & Dialogue coach for film and television, including the Bruce Willis motion picture, Hostage, and the PBS-TV children’s program, Wishbone. Her improvisational comedy troup, Four Out of Five Doctors, worked extensively in business-to-business and corporate venues, as well as at notable comedy clubs such as the Austin City Limits. Ms. Morath’s directing credits include Pump Boys & Dinettes at the Water Tower Theatre in Dallas and numerous summer stock productions. Ms. Morath served as line producer on the play Asylum by Brett Rickaby at the Court Theatre in Hollywood. Ms. Morath’s theatrical cabaret, Daydreaming...Channeling Doris Day, co-written with her Musical Director, Bruce W. Coyle, played at Masquers' Cabaret, The Norris Center for the Performing Arts in Palos Verdes, The Bellage Hotel Cabaret in Beverly Hills and toured various theatres/cabarets on the West Coast. She performed the show at New York City’s famed Zipper Theatre in the fall of 2008 with actor/pianist, Christopher Stephens.
KARYN QUACKENBUSH(Karla) is currently performing in Nora Nora Ephron’s Off-Broadway hit Love, Loss and What I Wore. She also appeared on Broadway in Nora Ephron's Imaginary Friends. Other credits include Broadway: Annie Get Your Gun (standby for Bernadette Peters and Reba McEntire), Blood Brothers. Off-Broadway: Charles Busch's The Green Heart, Preppies and Surf City. National tours: Annie Get Your Gun (Annie Oakley opposite Tom Wopat); Annie; Stop the World, I Want to Get Off w/Anthony Newley; The Sound of Music. Film: Isn't She Great w/ Bette Midler. TV: "Law & Order." Regional theatres: Arena Stage, Goodspeed, Pittsburgh Public, Paper Mill Playhouse, Pioneer Memorial, Geva, Studio Arena and Actors Theatre of Louisville, playing leading roles in Chess, Goodsports, A…My Name is Alice, Postmortem, Waiting for Godot, The Robber Bridegroom, A Little Night Music, Laughter on the 23rd Floor and Candide.
The Staff
RAY RODERICK(Co-Book Writer, Additional Lyrics, Director & Choreographer) Most recently directed and adapted the book for CHITTY, CHITTY, BANG, BANG North American National Tour. He was associate director of A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Madison Square Garden for six years, where he was privileged to work with original director Mike Ockrent. He was also associate director for Susan Stroman’s Broadway revival of THE MUSIC MAN, and subsequently directed the successful 3 year North American Tour. He co-wrote, directed and Choreographed Irving Berlin’s I LOVE A PIANOTHE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER (published by Samuel French), and directed and choreographed THE ARK, LAMOUR THE MERRIER and THE STORY GOES ON. He also co-wrote, directed and choreographed HEAVEN HELP US! (Carbonell Award nomination, best new work, Florida Stage), A CHRISTMAS SURVIVAL GUIDE (published by Samuel French) and I LOVE NEW YORK (Bistro Award, Best Musical Review 1999). Ray was the founding artistic director of Tri-State Center for the Arts, where he remained at the helm for seven years. With partner James Hindman he formed Miracle or 2 Productions (Miracleor2.com), dedicated to the creation and development of the new American musical. Together, they have written the new musicals ARE WE THERE YET?, COMING TO AMERICA, and soon to come…THE BIKINIS! At the Denver Center Ray has directed and choreographed THE LAST 5 YEARS, THE TAFFETAS and I LOVE YOU, YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE! (longest running show in Denver history). Ray begins his tenth year as creative director for the United States Tennis Association’s US Open, where he creates on court ceremonies for live television and is the Director of ARTHUR ASHE KIDS DAY for CBS. He is creative consultant and has written the English adaptation for the Chinese production of CHUN YI, THE LEGEND OF KUNG FU now in its fourth year in Beijing and touring Japan, Russia and The London Coliseum. Ray directed SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN and 42nd STREET at Goodpeed Opera House, and directed and choreographed an all new production of BARNUM for Westchester Broadway Theatre. He also directed BELIEVE, the award winning SHAMU (killer whale) show for SeaWorld in San Diego. As Broadway performer, Ray was seen in many shows, including BARNUM starring Jim Dale and Glenn Close, GRIND, CATS, THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS, CRAZY FOR YOU and A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM starring Nathan Lane and Whoppi Goldberg. (Carbonell Award nomination best choreography, Florida Stage) now heading into its 3rd year of National Tour. Off-Broadway, Ray directed and co-wrote the new musical
JAMES HINDMAN (Co-Book Writer) James is currently performing on Broadway in MARY POPPINS. He wrote and conceived PETE ‘N’ KEELY which received an Outer Critics Circle Award nomination (Best Off-Broadway Musical) and two Drama Desk nominations. For the Off Broadway theatre, The Transport Group, he was wrote the book for BEING AUDREY and received a Drama Desk nomination for his contribution to their production of THE AUDIENCE. He co-wrote I LOVE NEW YORK (Bistro Award), A CHRISTMAS SURVIVAL GUIDE and HEAVEN HELP US which premiered at Florida Stage (Carbonel Award Nom.) and The Denver Theatre Center. His plays INCUBUS ( The Pittsburgh Public’s New Play Series) and MERCADA (Vineyard Theatre reading) were both developed at The Lark Theatre Co. With partner Ray Roderick he formed Miracle or 2 Productions (Miracleor2.com), dedicated to the creation and development of the new American musical. Together, they have written the new musicals ARE WE THERE YET? and COMING TO AMERICA. He is currently working on a new musical, COLD FEET and a new play titled, THE YAG IN THE HAT. He and co-writer Ray Roderick were commissioned to develop a show for BUSCH GARDENS Theme Park. As an actor, James' Broadway and touring credits include: The Scarlet Pimpernel, 1776, City of Angels, A Grand Night for Singing, Once Upon a Mattress, Falsettos, Dancing at Lughnasa, Cats and Joseph... Off-Broadway: The Foreigner, First Lady Suite, A Man Of No Importance, Bat Boy!, Merrily We Roll Along, Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah and Surviving Grace. Television: “Rescue Me”, “The Sopranos”, "Law and Order, SVU, CU" Member: Dramatist Guild of America.
JOE BAKER (Musical Arrangements and Additional Music) Joseph Baker has been working as a Conductor and Pianist on and around Broadway for more than 20 years. Shows he has performed include: SHREK, WICKED, THE LION KING, BLOOD BROTHERS, THE LIFE, GRAND HOTEL, STARLIGHT EXPRESS, THE TAP DANCE KID, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, BIG RIVER,CATSKILLS ON BROADWAY, FOOTLOOSE, and BELLS ARE RINGING. He has also done duties as Orchestrator, Vocal Arranger or Dance Arranger on shows as: BUBBLY BLACK GIRL, THE GREEN HEART, and FOOTLOOSE. His successes in film and TV include Composing the score for the smash hit documentary MAD HOT BALLROOM, and was Composer-Arranger –Producer for a wonderful children’s TV series on Public Television called DITTYDOODLE WORKS. In his own recording studio at Bakerboys Music, he has worked on recordings by Jeremy Kushnier, (JERSEY GIRLS, RENT, AIDA), Petula Clark, Jonny Peterson, Steven Lutvak, and J. Mark McVey (LES MISERABLES).
May 27, 2010 Bradley Beach Residents Pen Show for ReVision Theatre By Ed Salvas
Ray Roderick and Jim Hindman may make their living on Broadway, but their hearts are on the Jersey Shore. The two men, who each have homes in Bradley Beach, are about to see the results of their two-year writing effort. In August, ReVision Theatre of Asbury Park will present the world premier of their new show, "The Bikinis," at the Carousel House at the beachfront. Full article
Golden, Freeman, Morath and Quackenbush Will Be The Bikinis
Annie Golden, Cheryl Freeman, Kathy Morath and Karyn Quackenbush will headline The Bikinis, which will receive its world premiere at the ReVision Theatre Company in Asbury Park, NJ this August.
Ray Roderick, James Hindman and Joe Baker created the musical about a 1960's girl group who reunite for a special concert. Roderick will direct the engagement from Aug. 12-22 at the Carousel House.
May 27, 2010 Cheryl Freeman, Annie Golden, Kathy Morath, Karyn Quackenbush Set for Ray Roderick's The Bikinis Annie Golden, Cheryl Freeman, Kathy Morath, and Karyn Quackenbush will star in ReVision Theatre's world premiere of Ray Roderick's The Bikinis, to run August 12 - 22 at The Carousel House in Asbury Park. Roderick will direct and choreograph the show, which will have musical direction by Mike Murray. Full article
ReVision Theatre of Asbury Park Presents THE BIKINIS 8/12-22
May 27, 2010 ReVision Theatre of Asbury Park is proud to announce the Broadway veteran cast of actresses in the new musical The Bikinis! Annie Golden (Xanadu, Hair, The Full Monty), Cheryl Freeman (The Who's Tommy, The Civil War, Play On!), Kathy Morath (Nick & Nora, The Pirates of Penzance), and Karyn Quackenbush (Imaginary Friends, Annie Get Your Gun) have all signed on for The World Premiere of The Bikinis written by Ray Roderick, James Hindman and Joe Baker and Directed by Ray Roderick. The Bikinis will run August 12 - 22 at The Carousel House located on the boardwalk in Asbury Park. Performances are Wednesday through Saturday at 8 pm and Sundays at 7 pm. Full article
Summer Theatre Announcements New Jersey, May 9, 2010 REVISION THEATRE Asbury Park. For its third season, this young company will again offer theater at the Carousel House on the Asbury Park boardwalk, starting with "The Who's Tommy" (July 8-25), presented in association with Theater C, a young New York City company. Carlos Armesto, the artistic director of Theater C, directs. Revision will also stage its first world premiere: "The Bikinis" (Aug. 12-22), a new musical about a 1960s girl group, written by Ray Roderick and James Hindman. It includes musical arrangements by Joseph Baker of '60s tunes like "It's in His Kiss" and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough” (732) 455-3059, revisiontheatre.org
From beachy playhouses and children’s community troupes to outdoor park performances and large year-round venues, Shore theater comes in all sizes. In addition to the sand and seashells you’ll tote home from your vacation, you can pick up a little culture using this summer theater guide.
ReVision Theatre Originally based in New York City, ReVision now calls Asbury Park home and continues to reinvent classic productions with new twists at the historic Carousel House on the boardwalk. 700 Ocean Ave, Asbury Park. (732-455-3059, revisiontheatre.org) July 8–25: The Who’s Tommy Aug 12–22: The Bikinis
Via NJ Turnpike: Take the NJ Turnpike South to Exit 11, then south on the Garden State Parkway-see below
Via Garden State Parkway: Go South to Exit 102. Bear right off the exit ramp onto Asbury Avenue and continue heading east all the way to the ocean, following the signs to Asbury Park. When you reach the ocean, bear left onto Ocean Avenue. The Paramount Theatre is at the North end of the boardwalk. The Carousel House is on the South end of the Boardwalk.
From The South:
Via Garden State Parkway: Take the Parkway North to Exit 100A. Bear east on Route 66 and continue heading east all the way to the ocean, following signs to Asbury Park. When you reach the ocean, bear left onto Ocean Ave. The Paramount Theatre is at the North end of the boardwalk. The Carousel House is on the South end of the Boardwalk.
From Philadelphia and West:
Take Pennsylvania Turnpike to NJ Turnpike to Exit 7a. Take I-195 East until it turns into Rt. 138 east. Continue east until you pick up Route 35 North. You will go over a bridge, bear right after the bridge on to Memorial Drive. You will be parallel to the railroad tracks. Go north to Bangs Avenue (just past the train station) and turn right. Go east until you reach the ocean and bear left on to Ocean Ave. The Paramount Theatre is at the North end of the boardwalk. The Carousel House is on the South end of the Boardwalk.
Via Rail:
Frequent train and bus service from New York City. Asbury Park railroad station is only 7 minutes east from the theater and taxis are available. For schedule information call NJ Transit at 1-800-772-2222 or visit them on line at www.njtransit.com. For bus information contact Academy Bus Lines at www.academybus.com or call them at 1-800-442-7272.
Via Air:
From Newark Airport, travel via car (see directions from the North above) or by rail.
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TOMMY, THE BIKINIS & ROCKY HORROR and SAVE
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Upload your favorite Jersey Shore photos from the 60's & 70's and you just might see yourself in THE BIKINIS!!!!
We'd love to see your vacation photos of you and your friends having funn on the Jersey Shore and if we choose yours, you'll be included in the photo montage that appears in THE BIKINIS
So dig out those old photo albums and upload your pictures!
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ReVision Theatre's production of The Rocky Horror Show is ready to thrill you with its frothy, fun, and naughty moments. This is the boldest bash of them all, so sharpen those stilettos for the rockiest ride of your life!
Don’t dream it – be it!
The Story...It’s the biggest and baddest rock ‘n’ roll musical ever!
On the way to visit an old college professor, two clean cut kids, Brad Majors and his fiancée Janet Weiss, run into tyre trouble and seek help at the site of a light down the road. It's coming from the Frankenstein place, where Dr Frank'n'Furter is in the midst of one of his maniacal experiments…
Follow squeaky-clean sweethearts Brad and Janet on an adventure they’ll never forget, with the scandalous Frank'n'Furter, rippling Rocky and vivacious Magenta. Get ready for a night of fun, frolics and frivolity in this thrilling production of Richard O’Brien’s classic original script! Bursting at the seams with timeless classics, including Sweet Transvestite, Damn it Janet, and of course, the pelvic-thrusting Time Warp, Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror show is a non-stop party!
Bursting at the seams with timeless classics, including Sweet Transvestite, Damn it Janet, and of course, the pelvic-thrusting Time Warp, Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror show is a non-stop party!
The Songs...
"Science Fiction/Double Feature" "Dammit, Janet!" "Over at the Frankenstein Place" "Sweet Transvestite" "The Time Warp" "I Can Make You a Man" "Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch Me" "Don't Dream It, Be It"
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TOMMY, THE BIKINIS & ROCKY HORROR and SAVE
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Ticket prices range from as low as $15 to $40 based on choice of day and seat location.
For price chart and more ticket info
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By phone: 732-455-3059 or
In person at one of our ticket outlets
Flying Saucers Retro Kitchenware
659 Cookman Ave, Asbury Park, NJ
Candyteria on the Boardwalk
800 Ocean Ave at 1st Ave., Asbury Park, NJ
Buy a Flex-Pass Coupon Book
Flex Pass coupons can be redemed at any time for tickets and are good for one year from the date of purchase.
Anytime Flex-Pass -
Premium 10 Pack: $250
20 Pack: $475
Can be used at anytime for any performance in any combination.
Economy Flex-Pass -
10 Pack: $200
20 Pack: $375
Can be used at any Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday Matinee and Sunday Performances.
Buy a Flex-Pass Coupon Booklet and use them as you need them to redeem for tickets for all our productions. Great to have around for unexpected guests or as gifts for friends, employees or business associates.
Easy to redeem...Just give us a call and let us know what perfromace you'd like to attend and how many seats you need and we'll immeadtely reserve the best vailable seats ready to pick up at the boax office when you arrive for your performance
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“TOMMY was OUTSTANDING! After seeing the Broadway production in July of 1993, & the movie several times, I found it amazing how enjoyable this was, with little scenery or hoopla”. “The cast was unbelievable, too. It's wonderful to be able to enjoy local theater at a reasonable price”. -Michele
“I HIGHLY recommend attending this performance!!! What a great show. You will not be disappointed”.
-Anne C.
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"I want to say... I was FLOORED last night. The band was AMAZING...I mean I was SHOCKED how good the entire production was. The actors were wonderful. THANK YOU! I am going to try to get out to the Kids show"...Taralee M.
Director of ReVision Theatre's production last season of KINGDOM
Additional Music and Lyrics by John Entwistle Book by Pete Townshend Music by Pete Townshend Lyrics by Pete Townshend Additional Music and Lyrics by Keith Moon Book by Des McAnuff
Thursday July 8 thru Sunday July 25
At the Carousel House on the Boardwalk
Asbury Park, NJ
The Sunday July 11th performance of TOMMY will be sign itnterpreted for the deaf and hearing impaired
“One of the best productions I have ever seen. Especially the choreography. The opening number with the soldiers left me speechless. I wish there had been time to cheer and clap when it was over but I think the entire audience was dumbfounded. I have been involved with local theater for many,many years and I know what it takes to put on a production where and under the conditions that you did. It was absolutely fantastic. And I loved the way you used the carousel frame lights overhead. Did you hear the audience gasp? That was real appreciation for that touch. I have emailed tons of people to tell them to come to see it.” “Every actor was so well cast. The athleticism of Tommy, the young mens' trance, the band, the mothers anguish, the voices, the dancers, every single person was perfect. I am really going over the top here but I think you know me well enough to know I really mean it”. -Pam L.
Now playing..."Pinball Wizard" from The Who's TOMMY
Peter Townshend’s tale of a young boy’s journey from pain to triumph is the most electrifying evening of rock and roll ever to play in a theatre!
ReVision Theatre's production of TOMMY is one you'll never forget. Putting our stamp on Tommy is a natural for us. This is a production of TOMMY that you will not see anywhere else and that you'll be talking about for years to come.
The Story...
After witnessing the accidental murder of his mother's lover by his father, Tommy is traumatized into catatonia, and as the boy grows, he suffers abuse at the hands of his sadistic relatives and neighbors. As an adolescent, he’s discovered to have an uncanny knack for playing pinball, and when his mother finally breaks through his catatonia, he becomes an international pinball superstar.
Chelsea Best (Doctor/Dance Captain)is excited to join ReVision Theatre & Theatre C for their production of Tommy! BFA in Dance from Stephens College, MO. Nat’l Tour: Chicago (Mona), Sleeping Beauty (title); Off-B’wy: Sgouros & Bell’s Phantom of the Opera (Jammes); Regional: Guys & Dolls (Mimi), The Best Little Whorehouse in TX (Shy), Pajama Game (Steam Heat Trio), Sweet Charity (Frug Soloist). A bajillion thanks to family and friends -- ilyfmf!
Marshal Kennedy Carolan (Tommy) is excited to be part of the Revision Theatre’s production of Tommy! He grew up listening to “The Who” and is thrilled to be able to perform their music over the summer. Credits: Mamma Mia! LV(Sky), High School Musical (Ryan, u/s Troy), Joseph...(Asher), Cabaret... He has also performed with Kristin Chenoweth, Gladys Knight, Chicago, The Doobie Brothers and Hot Action Cop. Marshal is from Southern California where he attended CSUF. Love to my family and G. Member of AEA.
Briana Davis (Mrs. Walker) Briana is absolutely thrilled to playing this dream role with such a wonderful team. Having traveled all over Briana is thrilled to be back on the east coast. Thank you Revision family for believing in me,as well as my family, friends, and Anthony. What a summer! Enjoy the show.
William J Lewis (Cousin Kevin)
Travis Morin (Lover) is thrilled to be making his ReVision debut! Previous roles include Altar Boyz (Luke) in Washington, DC and Philadelphia (Barrymore Nom), Suessical (Mr. Mayor), Footloose (Ren), Cabaret (Ernst Ludwig), Sunday in the Park with George (The Boatman). Most recently Travis was seen in his first ever recurring one-man show Someone Like Me. He also hosts an open mic night at MiX, a new bar/lounge in Astoria, NY every Monday night! BFA, The Boston Conservatory. Thanks Mom, Dad, Ralph, and Rex. www.Travis-Morin.com
Andrew Newsome (Tommy at 8) is thrilled to be working with Revision Theatre again this year. Last summer Andrew played the role of Nathan in Revision’s The Full Monty here in the Carousel. Andrew will be a seventh grader at the Forrestdale School in Rumson. When he isn’t on stage, he is in the pool swimming competitively with the Monmouth Barracudas, recording jingles or radio spots in New York, taking care of his 8 pets, playing tennis or hanging out with his friends and siblings. Other plays Andrew has been in are Oliver! at the Axelrod PAC, Children of Eden (young Abel) with Spotlight Players, High School Musical (Zeke), Miracle on 34th Street and Aladdin (Jafar) at the Eatontown Playhouse and The Passion Play in Union City. Andrew would like to thank everyone at Revision for the opportunity to be in this production and all the people who make it possible for him to pursue his passions.
Jack Newsome (Tommy at 12) is very excited to make his debut with Revision Theatre. Jack will be a freshman at the Rumson Fair Haven High School in the Fall. In addition to singing and acting, he is also a songwriter. He recently completed his first video for his song Fly which can be found on YouTube. Jack dances and competes for the Kick Dance Studio in Fair Haven where they recently created the Mr. Broadway award for him. Other plays Jack has been in are Cinderella at the Count Basie Theater, Oliver! (Oliver) at the Axelrod PAC, Macbeth (Fleance) at the Two River Theater, Seussical (JoJo), Ragtime at the Axelrod PAC, The Passion Play in Union City, Aladdin (Aladdin), High School Musical (Ryan) and Peter Pan (Captain Hook) at the Eatontown Playhouse, Velveteen Rabbit (the Boy) and Winnie the Pooh with Running Rabbit and Roy Boy in the premiere of Golden Gate at the Middletown PAC. Jack has also recorded jingles and radio spots and had the honor of recording the demo sound track for the movie, Nine, with Maury Yeston. Jack would like to thank Revision Theatre for the opportunity to be in Tommy and all the people in his life who make it possible for him to follow his dreams.
Uton Evan Onyejekwe (Hawker): Uton is excited to be performing with ReVision Theatre! He has just recently finished playing Tom Collins in Rent after playing Coalhouse Walker Jr. in Ragtime, both under the direction of Bob Cline at the Westminster Arts Center. Other credits: Pippin (Leading Player), Wild Party (Black), Jesus Christ Superstar (Judas). As a vocalist, Uton’s voice has been featured on various recordings, and he also sings lead in the band WUPA and plays keyboard for the Kena Anae Band. Many thanks to Revision!
Karen Pangantihon (Sally Simpson) is extremely excited to join the ReVision Theatre family. Originally from Miami, Florida, she has just recently graduated from the American Musical Dramatic Academy in New York City. Her credits include Seussical the Musical and Aladdin with the Miami Children’s Theatre, and also a production of Eve Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues. To Miami, with all my love.
Cid Roberts (Uncle Ernie) Cid has performed worldwide with the touring companies of Grease (Europe) and Saturday Night Fever (U.S. Natl). Regional credits include Evita, West Side Story, A Chorus Line, Fame, and Fiddler on the Roof. Cid was a cast member in the US Premiere of London’s hit musical We Will Rock You, at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. Cid is thrilled to be in beautiful Asbury Park with this exciting production. Thank you Dylan, for showing the way back to light.
Crystal Sha’nae (Acid Queen) is delighted to be apart of this production of Tommy. Credits include: Walnut Street Theatre Hairspray, Syracuse Stage Doubt, Forestburgh Playhouse Hair. Proud Syracuse University Alum. AEA. Endless Thanks to God, family, and friends for all the love and support. Thanks to Josh and Teresa for what you do. Peace. Love. Blessings.
Andy Shukle (Specialist) is thrilled to be a part of such an amazing cast and crew, pushing theatre to the limit from the ground up! A Minnesota native, Andy has performed in community theatre productions of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, has been involved in the Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus, and has served as an alternate for The Minnesota Opera. He attended AMDA in Los Angeles and New York and graduated in February of this year. Andy thanks his family and friends for their unconditional love and support, and sends love to his Minnesota and California Tribes.
Carlos Armesto (Director) Carlos is the founding Artistic Director of Theatre C .He is also a former Associate Artistic Director of The Ensemble Studio Theatre. Current Projects with Theatre C include Binding by Jesse Zaritt, disOriented by Kyoung Park, (e)vaporate by Christopher oscar pena and Parker Ferguson, Displaced by Lori Fischer and The Ugly Swan by Sammy Buck & Dan Acquisto. Notable directing credits include: Kingdom (ReVision Theatre; Best Musical of the Season - Star Ledger) and Serendib by David Zellnik (EST-Sloan Mainstage 2007). Mr. Armesto also served as Artistic Associate for the 2004 Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts. Education: MFA Directing, Carnegie Mellon; BS Theatre & Chemical Engineering, M.I.T. Honors: Bill Foeller Director’s Fellowship (Williamstown), Audelco Award Nomination 2006 (Dramatic Production of the Year, Relativity); Princess Grace Award 2005. Affiliation: SDC, ISPA
Elisabetta Spuria (Choreographer) is originally from Italy, where she started her career as a professional dancer/choreographer at the age of 18. Since she moved to New York City, she has been working with such artists as Mariah Carey (“Charmbracelet World Tour)”, and Michael Bolton (“OnlyAWoman Like You Tour”) as both associate choreographer and assistant director. Elisabetta has been assistant choreographer, dance captain and performer in numerous theatre productions: Footloose, Nights on Broadway III, the operas Carmen, Candide and Aida, to name a few. Throughout the years she has had the pleasure to work and collaborate with many directors and choreographers like Emmy Winner and Tony nominee AC Ciulla, Michele Assaf, Josh Bergasse, Terry Beeman and Chris Hale. This has given her the opportunity to enrich her skills and become a versatile choreographer, allowing her to work in all different areas of the entertainment industry, from hip and edgy industrials to the most classic of all musical. Elisabetta has choreographed exciting and succesful theatre productions such as the musical Hair directed by Andy Goldberg and produced by ReVison Theatre. She has also choreographed Chicago at the Michael D. Palm Theatre in Colorado, various industrials in and outside New York City, and was assistant choreographer for the PBS children show The Electric Company. In addition to that Elisabetta travels extensively to teach master classes and workshops throughout North America and across the globe. She is also often a guest teacher at Broadway Dance Center and at Steps on Broadway in NYC.
Mike Murray (Music Director)
Matt Wilison (Assoc. Director) From stage to screen and back, Matt has worked with veritable giants in the world of Arts and Entertainment, including Pulitzer Prize, Tony, and Grammy Award winners. His theatrical exploits have taken him from ampitheaters in Finland, and Chinese Comedy Festivals, to the White House Lawn, and malls in Boise. He’s collaborated several times with the crew at ReVision Theatre over the years, and is thrilled to be jamming with Theatre C, ReVision and Asbury Park. Rock and Roll People!
Daniel Zimmerman (Scenic Design) Recent New York designs: Hamlet(Fordham University), Remembering Mr. Maugham(Theatre Row), Binding(Theatre C), The Confidence Man(Woodshed Collective), F@#king Up Everything and Plagued(NYMF), Christmas is Miles Away(Babel Theatre Project) You Will Experience Silence(Dixon Place), The Vanished (Novisi Theatre Co.), Edgewise(The Cherry Lane), Jitney(Fishkill Correctional Facility), Cinephilia(Theatre Row), An Irish Brew(Studio Tisch), Angles in America: Millennium Approaches, Smash, …and the rain, and These Northern Stars all for NYU’s Graduate Acting Program. Associate Designer to G.W. Mercier for two seasons at the O’Neill Playwright’s Festival. Commercial work with Spaeth Design, HERE Television network. MFA: NYU Tisch. www.danielzimmerman.squarespace.com
Brian Tovar (Lighting Design) Recent NYC design credits: Hangman School for Girls (Manhattan Theatre Source) Blue Surge (Wild Project), Street Lights (NYMF) Vote! A New Muscial (NYC Fringe), Factory Girls (Ars Nova, Joes Pub), Caught in The Threshold (Peter Jay Sharp Theatre), Rabbit Hole (ATA), The Wendigo (Medicine Show), Sadie Sadie (Gene Frankel, NYC Fringe), Women of Manhattan (Crowne Theatre), Perez Hilton Saves The Universe (NYC Fringe), The Wendy Complex (MITF, Outstanding Lighting Design Award), Five Women Wearing the Same Dress (Gene Frankel), among others. Regional: The Full Monty, Funny Girl (Revison Theatre). Broadway (asst to): HAIR, Passing Strange. Off-Broadway Asst: Peter and Jerry, The Shape of Metal. Upcoming: The Who’s Tommy, The Bikinis, The Rocky Horror Show. (ReVison). His work can be seen at www.BrianTovarDesign.com
Jacob Climer (Costume Design) Curtis Institute Antony and Cleopatra, Barrington Stage Company Underneath the Lintel, I am My Own Wife, To Kill a Mockingbird, This Wonderful Life , Shakespeare Festival Dallas (Four seasons as resident costume designer, Taming of the Shrew, Merry Wives of Windsor, TX ,Othello , Romeo and Juliet , Alls Well that Ends Well, Loves Labours Lost), Strasberg Institute Spring Awakening, The New School Caucasian Chalk Circle, Colligate Choral Grapes of Wrath , The Firebrand of Florence Bard College The Importance of Being Earnest, Dido and Aeneas, Asolo A Winters Tale –co design with David Zinn. Production Design for Hove (short film starring Olympia Dukakis), The Shangri la’s (QTIP), Johnny Applef%#ker(The Ohio), and Bloody Mary (Recognition for Excellence in Costume Design for Off –off Broadway). Associate Costume Designer: Broadway (In the Next Room, or the Vibrator Play, A Tale of Two Cities BFA University of Evansville, MFA Carnegie Mellon University. Jacob is from Texas, and lives in New York.
Simon Ghezzi (Sound Designer/Audio Engineer) is excited to return to Asbury Park for his third season with ReVision. Previous design credits include: The Full Monty and Hair, ReVision Theatre; Rounding Third and Rose Tattoo, Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble; The Pavilion, Lone Star/Laundry and Bourbon, subUrbia, Raised in Captivity, and All In The Timing. Simon is currently the Production Manager for American Theater Arts for Youth. He is grateful to be spending even more of his time with David and Hope. And would like to thank Latiana for being awesome.
Hope Bennett (Wardrobe Supervisor) is pleased to be back in Asbury Park this summer as wardrobe manager for Tommy and designer of The Bikinis and the children’s series. Costume assistant for The Full Monty last summer, she is the costume designer and shop manager for American Family Theater in Philadelphia and has worked for five years for various companies in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Connecticut. Favorite projects include designing Craig Wright’s The Pavilion, helping on Walnut Street Theater’s The Producers, and completely revamping AFT’s Beauty and the Beast. Thanks to all the actors I work with that make me love my job, and David and Simon for being David and Simon.
Xiaopo Wang (Props Designer) works in both film and theatre. His recent film works include two short films Lovesick and Smiles in Heaven as director and/or designer. His set design for Sweeney Todd at Weathervan Theatre in collaberation with co-designer Gibbs Murray, a frend and mentor, garnered a nomination for the best scenic design award of New Hampshire Theatres 2009 and the procduction, lead by director Jaques Stwuart, won the first place. Xiao spends his spare time on paintings for commissions and screenscript writings. Many thanks to his wife Christina for her tiredless assistance, families for investment and friends for their trusts.
Alecia Brooks (Casting Director) Alecia Brooks has spent the majority of her career working in arts and entertainment beginning as a freelance photographer in the music industry for most of the 90’s. She then donated her time to IFP (Independent Feature Project, NYC), a non-profit organization that promotes and fosters the growth of independent voices in American filmmaking. Through her work at IFP Alecia became Director of Development for New York based production company (Framework) developing and producing content for both independent films and television. Currently Alecia continues to create art photography while serving as Producing Associate, Casting Director and Board member for ReVision Theatre.
John Murdock (Production Stage Manager) With ReVision: Kingdom, Funny Girl, The Full Monty, The Who’s Tommy, The Bikinis. Broadway: Finian’s Rainbow (Production Assistant), Broadway Beauty Pageant 2010, Broadway Backwards 5, Broadway Bares XX Strip-o-poly! Off-Broadway: Fela (37 Arts), Loaded (Theatre Row), Horton Foote’s Orphan’s Home Cycle (Signature Theatre), Binding (PS 122), Obama Drama (45th Street Theatre), 8 Track-Mash Ups (45th Street Theatre). NYC Readings Include: The Secret Life of Cartoons (Starring Jennifer Coolidge), Heaven Can Wait, Aesop & Company, as well as Cuban & The Redhead (Produced By ReVision Theatre). Other Regional Credits Include: A Little Night Music, South Pacific, Beauty and the Beast, Aida (Maine State Music Theatre). Special Thanks to David, Alecia and Tom for being the best team, and friends. As always thanks to Carlos for it all! All my love to my family and my sister Jessica.Ohmigod!
Heather Klein (Assistant Stage Manager) New York: The Mushroom Pickers, U.S. Premiere (alloy theater company); Binding (SolaNova Festival); Miracle Day (Green Room, Theatres at 45 Bleecker); and Box Office Manager at 45 Bleecker for the 2009 New York International Fringe Festival. Regional: McCarter Theatre Center, Goodspeed Musicals, Yale School of Drama, Berkshire Theatre Festival, North Shore Music Theatre, and the Vineyard Playhouse. BA Brandeis University.
Ray Reehill (Technical Director, Production Manager) Tommy is Ray’s second production with ReVision Theatre; the first being last year’s show, Full Monty, in which he was seen on stage as the well dressed and gainfully employed boyfriend, Teddy. This year, Ray is working behind the scenes to make the magic of Tommy a reality. When he is not chained to a theatre, or spending time with some amazing children, Ray can occasionally be spotted at some local bars belting out rock & roll tunes with his band “Six To Midnight.” Special thanks to Latiana and the production gang for all their hard work.“We’re all a little stronger in the broken places.”-Hemingway
Latiana Gourzong (Assistant Technical Director) Latiana is very excited to to be back for her 7th production with ReVision Theatre as Assistant Technical Director. She is a graduate from Ocean Township High School and is currently a Sophomore at Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts. She would like to thank everyone that has come out to see the show and asks them to please continue to support the arts.
Aaron Parsekian (Assistant Lighting Designer)
THE CAST
Chelsea Best
Marshal Kennedy Carolan
Briana Davis
Uton Evan
William J Lewis
Travis Morin
Karen Pangantihon
Cid Roberts
Crystal Sha'nae
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Andy Shukle Andrew Newsome Jack Newsome
“The show was fantastic! We loved it!!! The band was also amazing. They blew me away”!-Anna Y.
About Theatre C
Theatre C's mission is to create vibrant theatre through the fusion of different forms of expression. Led by Artistic Director, Carlos Armesto, Theatre C presents plays, musicals and events that meld puppetry and burlesque, video and dance, acrobatics and installations, hip hop rock and salsa, and more. Blurring the line between disciplines and cultures, the company is a part of the next stage in theatre's evolution. The overall intent is to move audiences and open minds
"TOMMY... an entertainment juggernaut that lifts the audience right out of its seats. TOMMY is the first musical in years to feel completely alive in its own moment". -New York Times
"TOMMY rocks... with passion and wizardry"- Boston Globe
“The energy - musically and physically - is exhilarating”!! -Maureen Nevin, Asbury Radio
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May 26, 2010
ReVision Theatre Of Asbury Park again lives up to its' name with the announcement of an eclectic multi-cultural cast for their highly anticipated production of THE WHO'S TOMMY that runs from July 8-25 at The Carousel House on the boardwalk in Asbury Park produced in association with Theatre C. The cast includes, New York actors Marshal Carolan, Briana Davis, Travis Morin, Crystal Sha'nae, William Lewis, Uton Evan, Chelsea Best, Karen Pangantihon, and local Rumson, NJ child actors Jack and Andrew Newsome.
"Asbury Park is a culturally diverse town as well as a notable music city. We made great efforts to secure actors equally diverse with the range and talent encompassing the best in rock musicianship to represent our mission as well as the extraordinary vision of director Carlos Armesto", says Alecia Brooks, Producing Associate/Casting Director of ReVision Theatre.
Summer Theatre Announcements New Jersey, May 9, 2010 REVISION THEATRE Asbury Park. For its third season, this young company will again offer theater at the Carousel House on the Asbury Park boardwalk, starting with "The Who's Tommy" (July 8-25), presented in association with Theater C, a young New York City company. Carlos Armesto, the artistic director of Theater C, directs. Revision will also stage its first world premiere: "The Bikinis" (Aug. 12-22), a new musical about a 1960s girl group, written by Ray Roderick and James Hindman. It includes musical arrangements by Joseph Baker of '60s tunes like "It's in His Kiss" and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough” (732) 455-3059, revisiontheatre.org
From beachy playhouses and children’s community troupes to outdoor park performances and large year-round venues, Shore theater comes in all sizes. In addition to the sand and seashells you’ll tote home from your vacation, you can pick up a little culture using this summer theater guide.
ReVision Theatre Originally based in New York City, ReVision now calls Asbury Park home and continues to reinvent classic productions with new twists at the historic Carousel House on the boardwalk. 700 Ocean Ave, Asbury Park. (732-455-3059, revisiontheatre.org) July 8–25: The Who’s Tommy Aug 12–22: The Bikinis
Via NJ Turnpike: Take the NJ Turnpike South to Exit 11, then south on the Garden State Parkway-see below
Via Garden State Parkway: Go South to Exit 102. Bear right off the exit ramp onto Asbury Avenue and continue heading east all the way to the ocean, following the signs to Asbury Park. When you reach the ocean, bear left onto Ocean Avenue. The Paramount Theatre is at the North end of the boardwalk. The Carousel House is on the South end of the Boardwalk.
From The South:
Via Garden State Parkway: Take the Parkway North to Exit 100A. Bear east on Route 66 and continue heading east all the way to the ocean, following signs to Asbury Park. When you reach the ocean, bear left onto Ocean Ave. The Paramount Theatre is at the North end of the boardwalk. The Carousel House is on the South end of the Boardwalk.
From Philadelphia and West:
Take Pennsylvania Turnpike to NJ Turnpike to Exit 7a. Take I-195 East until it turns into Rt. 138 east. Continue east until you pick up Route 35 North. You will go over a bridge, bear right after the bridge on to Memorial Drive. You will be parallel to the railroad tracks. Go north to Bangs Avenue (just past the train station) and turn right. Go east until you reach the ocean and bear left on to Ocean Ave. The Paramount Theatre is at the North end of the boardwalk. The Carousel House is on the South end of the Boardwalk.
Via Rail:
Frequent train and bus service from New York City. Asbury Park railroad station is only 7 minutes east from the theater and taxis are available. For schedule information call NJ Transit at 1-800-772-2222 or visit them on line at www.njtransit.com. For bus information contact Academy Bus Lines at www.academybus.com or call them at 1-800-442-7272.
Via Air:
From Newark Airport, travel via car (see directions from the North above) or by rail.
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