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Officers
Board members
Deb Moreau (2014-2017) Dennis Bourgault (2015-2017)
June DeRoin (2015-2017) Hal Morse (2014-2017) Carolyn Junker (2016-2018) Co-Presidents
Secretary Treasurer
President-Elect
Kenneth Fund Linda Fund
Danny Marks
Martin Fucio Lucy Keller
Membership Chair Newsletter Scholarship Chairman
Play Reading Committee Nominating Committee
Scholarship Committee
Danny Marks Jane Martel Scott Sheppard
Scott Sheppard Marcia Groome
Hal Morse
Scott Sheppard Hal Morse Dan McDuffie Lynn Cockreham
Ken Fund Carolyn Junker
Danny Marks
Dan McDuffie
Lucy Keller
Marty Fucio
Jane Martel
Samantha Gambaccini
Cast
Vera Claythorne Rebecca Green Phillip Lombard Carlton Powers Sir Lawrence Wargrave Danny Marks
William Blore Bill O’Keefe
Rogers Geoffrey Ducharme Mrs. Rogers Carolyn Junker Anthony Marston Philip Curcuru IV General Mackenzie Dan Bruns
Emily Brent Anetta Raul Dr. Armstrong Laura Bilodeau
Fred Narracott Charles G. Brennan Jr.
Production Staff
Director Ted Eaton
Producer Martin Fucio
Stage Manager Annemarie Stevens
Cast Bio’s
Rebecca Greene (Vera Claythorne) has a BA in Theatre Arts from Westfield State University. This is her first time working with the North Shore Players. Favorite past credits include Masha from Chekov's The Seagull, The Little Man from
Tennessee Williams' The Strangest Kind of Romance, and Myrrha from Metamorphoses by Mary
Zimmerman. Many thanks to everyone involved in bringing life to this unforgettable production! Rebecca promises not to spoil the ending of the show by informing you that the killer is none other than [redacted]
Carlton Powers (Phillip Lombard) is excited to make his debut with the North Shore Players. Carlton is an improv comedian who performs with the North Shore’s own “Accidentally on Purpose”. Previous roles include Lane in Marblehead Little Theater’s production of The Importance of Being Earnest and the Jailer in Striving Artist’s production of Comedy of Errors. Carlton lives in Stoneham, MA and enjoys getting stuck in traffic, slipping on banana peels, and staring at concrete for extended periods of time.
Danny Marks (Sir Lawrence Wargrave) has been a member of the North Shore Players for two years and this will be his forth show with NSP. Danny’s first NSP show was It’s A Wonderful Life the Musical where he played the part of Clarence Odbody (The Angel) followed by A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum where Danny played Marcus Lycus (The Buyer and Seller of Courtesans). His latest show was Mame, where Danny played Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside – A Southern Georgia Plantation Owner (Mame’s love interest/
Husband). Danny recently finished a production of A Crazy Little Thing Called Love where he played the lead role of “Cupid”. Between shows Danny is a “Contract Entertainer/Singer” with Big Smile Entertainment Company and Danny Marks Entertainment. Danny is very excited to be in another NSP production with a bunch of great people. Danny was a theatre major in college and performed in a number of plays, such as Scrooge, The Sound of Music, Inherit the Wind, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Much Ado About Nothing. Danny has film credits such as extra work in the films Robocop, A Long Hot Summer (remake in 1985), and the TV Show Dallas. Danny also sang Bass in a Barbershop Quartet “The Right Mix Quartet” which had a TV Show on the Beverly Public Access Channel. Danny happened to be the Producer and Editor of the Show and has won the Hannah Award in Editing for the show
“Strike A Chord” with Right Mix Quartet for 2015. He now is producing a show called A Touch of Broadway- Theatre Talk with Danny Marks with the Beverly Public Access Channel “Bevcam”. Danny is the incoming President of the North Shore Players and is very excited to be sharing the stage with these 10 other extremely talented actors.
Bill O’Keefe (William Blore) is thrilled to be back with the North Shore Players for this year’s production of And Then There Were None, playing the role of William Henry Blore (also known as Mr. Davis), following his debut performance with NSP as Ernie and (Voice of) Sam Wainwright in their 2016 production of It’s a Wonderful Life. Bill just finished the Calvary Church Easter production of Bow the Knee, playing the role of Eli, the head servant of a Roman centurion, who not only comes to a saving faith in Jesus, but helps to guide his master into that same faith. Before that, he was dual cast as Simeon and Portiphar in the fall 2016 Pentucket Players Production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. He has also had various roles with other Calvary Church productions over the years, as well as a bit part as policeman #1 (not#2) in The Burlington Players production of Wait Until Dark in 2006.
Geoffrey Ducharme (Rogers) is thrilled to be back on the stage with his first appearance with the North Shore Players. Past credits include Oberon in Midsummer Nights Dream, Trekkie Monster in Avenue Q, and Gary in Asylum, all with the Hilltop Players. He has a BS in Math with a theater minor and currently works in Boston. He would like to thank his friends, family, and parents for their support and advise everyone to avoid well dressed Llamas.
Carolyn Junker (Mrs. Rogers) holds a Masters of Fine Arts in Theatre from Catholic University in DC, and since graduation has performed in such shows as The Crucible, Merchant of Venice, As You Like It, The Merry Widow, Carmen, The Magic Flute, and Die Fledermaus. This is her fifth production with North Shore Players, having performed in Oklahoma, and after her return to Beverly from Germany, Into the Woods, It’s a Wonderful Life, and Mame. She is now an NSP Board Member.
Carolyn is excited to be a part of And Then There Were None and to work with the wonderful cast and crew.
Philip Curcuru IV (Anthony Marston) is excited to be making his North Shore Player’s debut in this year’s production of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, playing the role of Anthony Marston. Recent credits also include The Mouse that Roared (Kokintz’s Assistant) and Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind (Ensemble) with the University of Alabama’s College of Engineering Does Amateur Radical Theatre. He is an accountant with Fusion LLC.
Dan Bruns (General Mackenzie) loves being involved with community theatre and is excited to be making his debut with The North Shore Players. Some of his favorite roles elsewhere on the North Shore include Feldzeig in The Drowsy Chaperone, the mayor in The Music Man, Oz in The Wizard of Oz, Henry in The Fantasticks, and Leonato in Much Ado about Nothing. He lives in Boxford and enjoys travel, hiking, and kayaking with his wife, Jean, and three grown children.
Anetta Raul (Emily Brent) A north shore native from Swampscott, Anetta is currently studying holistic massage at SpaTech Institute in Ipswich.
When not onstage, she can be found hiking the mountains in NH, buried in a book, belly
dancing/creating art in general, and/or frolicking with horses somewhere. She was actively involved in theater in both high school and college, however this is her first show with NSP. Anetta would like to thank all of her family and friends for supporting her to help make this happen. You guys are the best!
Enjoy the show! :)
Laura Bilodeau (Dr. Armstrong) is excited to be making her debut with North Shore Players and appreciates the warm welcome from the entire group. Laura has been involved in theatre since the age of 12, performing on stage and serving as percussionist for over 25 musicals, including Guys and Dolls, Damn Yankees, and Music Man. She recently played Melissa Gardner in Love Letters at Manchester Community College, where she is the Department Chair of Behavioral and Social Sciences and the co- advisor of the MCC Drama Club. Other favorite roles include Shelby in Steel Magnolias, Maggie in Lend Me A Tenor, and Attorney I.
Hatem in Chicago. Laura wishes that her mother, Grace Ann
Repczynski, were alive to see that she finally became a doctor! She dedicates her performance to her loving husband, David, who played Dr. Armstrong 20 years ago. <3
Charles G. Brennan Jr. (Fred Narracott) last appeared in NSP’s Mame, playing Gregor and the Stage Manager. He started acting at the age of 10 at Boston Children’s Theatre. He also plays the violin. Charlie did several shows in high school, including Oklahoma, The Sound of Music, and The Thanksgiving Play. With NSP, he appeared in A Wonderful Life and Anything Goes!
Production Staff Bio’s
Martin Fucio (Producer) This is Marty’s first try at Producer, and kudos to a great Director and great Cast! Marty worked with Director Edward Eaton, as actor or stage manager, on Macbeth , Romeo and Juliet , and Our Town.
With the North Shore Players, he played Babcok in Mame, Erronius in Forum,
Oadkleaigh in Anthing Goes, Metcalf in The Mousetrap, Saunders in Lend Me a Tenor, Shinn in The Music Man, and Rev. Crisparkle in The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
Edward Eaton (Director) has worked, as director and fight director, on a number of shows in the Boston area, New York, and overseas. His most recent productions have been Macbeth , at MIT, The Witches of Macbeth , for the Psych Drama Company (a production he also co-wrote), and his own play, Hector and Achilles , at MIT. Ted is the award-winning author of the Rosi’s Doors YA series ( Rosi’s Castle , Rosi’s Time , and Rosi’s Company ), Toh’s Saga, Giants Fall , other works of verse and fiction, and nonfiction and academic writing. He has taught at a
bewildering number of colleges and universities, including MassBay Community College (current), the University of Nizwa (in Oman), North Carolina State University, the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. He also gives
workshops in stage combat at various theatres and schools. He lives in Needham with his wife, Silviya, a hospital
administrator, and his son, Christopher, a freshly-minted
teenager (sigh!). This is his first (hopefully not his last)
production with the North Shore Players. Dr. Eaton holds a PhD in Theatre History and Literature from Bowling Green State University, in Ohio.
Annmarie Stevens (Stage-Manager) studied theatre at Salem State and she is new to the North Shore Players, and the stage manager job. Prior theatrical experience was with the North Shore Music Theatre as a Paint Intern. Offstage she works in Human
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