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Nick Nappo
NICK NAPPO (Producer) served as producer for our productions of Barbecue and From Screen to Stage. He appeared here as Jesus in Godspell and Mr. Green in Clue. His work on other local stages includes The Full Monty (Harold), The Tempest (Prospero), Lost in Yonkers (Louie), and Disgraced (Isaac). Nick holds a BA in Theatre Arts and Spanish from ...
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Sarah Friedman
Sarah Friedman, a Paramus resident, is a recent graduate of SUNY Fredonia's BFA Musical Theatre program where she performed in various shows including She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Anything Goes. Sarah would like to thank her family and friends, as well as all of the audience ...
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Paige Marian
PAIGE MARIAN (Assistant Choreographer) appeared here as Eileen in Moon Over Buffalo. Recent performances elsewhere include The SpongeBob Musical (Bubbles) at Plays in the Park and First Date (Casey) at Rhino Theatre. A dance instructor for more than 10 years, teaching jazz, tap, and ballet to all ages, she is excited to revisit this show for a ...
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Jessica Bettencourt
JESSICA BETTENCOURT (Clara Brandt), originally from the Bay Area in California, made her BCP debut earlier this season in 33 Variations. Her appearances on other stages include Spring’s Awakening, The Tempest, Blood Wedding, The Libation Bearers, Proof, Julius Caesar, Necessary Targets, Dracula, Servant of Two ...
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Sean Buckley
SEAN BUCKLEY (Chris) portrayed Richard the Lionheart in The Lion in Winter and Posthemus and Clotus in Cymbeline at BCP. His stage credits at other area theaters include The Ghost Train (Teddie Deakin), Love’s Labour’s Lost (Ferdinand), Dial M for Murder (Tony Wendice), and Wm. & Jas. – A Ghost Story (William Gillette). An ...
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Kat Cacciola
KAT CACCIOLA (Kumi) is a Community Educator with the Children’s Museum of Manhattan making her BCP debut in this production. This Ithaca College graduate with a BA in Vocal Performance/Music Education performed there in Idomeneo (Electra), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Tytania), and The Magic Flute (Queen of the Night), which she also ...