Song List (in Order of Appearance)

“A Musical”

(From Something Rotten!) (2015)

Words and Music by Wayne Kirkpatrick and Karey Kirkpatrick/Arranged by Roger Emerson

Performed by:

Full Ensemble

Juliana Ahmetaj as Nick

Allison Blanco as Nostradamus

“America”

(From West Side Story) (1957)

Words by Stephen Sondheim/Music by Leonard Bernstein

Performed by:

Full Ensemble

Tiffany Santos as Anita

Allison Blanco as Rosalia

Featured Performers:

Abigail Henn

Ranai Jones

Casey McCall

 Abigail Medina

Isabel Paiva

Emily Tribiano

“I Dreamed a Dream”

(From Les Misérables) (1980)

Words by Alain Boubil, Jean-Marc Natel and  Herbert Kretzmer/Music by Claude-Michel Schönberg

Performed by:

Juliana Ahmetaj as Fantine

“Oklahoma”

(From Oklahoma!) (1943)

Words by Oscar Hammerstein II/Music by Richard Rodgers

Performed by:

Full Ensemble

Soloists:

Sylvia Altman

Elizabeth Almeida

Abigail Henn

Casey McCall

Lucas Ruiz

 Orchestra:

Sylvia Altman - Clarinet

Kenneth Cheng - Alto Saxophone

Steven Gerakaris - Bells

Abigail Henn -Violin

David Levine - Trumpet

Ryan Marino - Baritone Saxophone

Bob Masucci - Bass

Amanda Perez - Trombone

Olivia Qui - Clarinet

“My New Philosophy”

(From You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown) (1967)

Words and Music by Andrew Lippa

Performed by:

Allison Blanco as Sally Brown

Abigail Henn as Schroeder

Doug Panetta as Charlie Brown

“Gimme Gimme”

(From Thoroughly Modern Millie) (2002)

Words by Dick Scanlan/Music by Jeanine Tesori

Performed by:

Abigail Medina as Millie

“Do-Re-Mi”

(From The Sound of Music) (1959)

Words by Oscar Hammerstein II/Music by Richard Rodgers

Performed by:

Emily Tribiano as Maria

Lucas Ruiz as Frederich

Abigail Henn as Gretl

Sylvia Altman as Kurt

Karly Donnelly as Marta

Casey McCall as Brigitta

Allison Blanco

Juliana Ahmetaj

Orchestra: 

Sylvia Altman - Clarinet

Kenneth Cheng - Alto Saxophone

Steven Gerakaris - Bells

Abigail Henn - Violin

Ryan Marino - Alto and Baritone Saxophone

Bob Masucci - Bass

Amanda Perez - Trombone

Olivia Qui - Clarinet

“Adelaide’s Lament”

(From Guys and Dolls) (1950)

Words and Music by Frank Loesser

Performed by:

Tiffany Santos as Adelaide 

“Do You Hear the People Sing?”

(from Les Misérables) (1980) 

Words by Herbert Kretzmer/Music by Claude Michel Schönberg

Performed by:

Full Ensemble

Solist: Sylvia Altman

Orchestra:

Sylvia Altman - Clarinet

Steven Gerakaris - Bells

Abigail Henn - Violin

David Levine - Trumpet

Ryan Marino - Alto Saxophone

Bob Masucci - Bass

Olivia Qui - Clarinet

“Hamilton, A Choral Medley”

(From Hamilton) (2015)

Arranged by Lisa DeSpain

Including

“Alexander Hamilton”

Words and Music by Lin-Manuel Miranda

“My Shot"

Words and Music by Lin-Manuel Miranda with Albert Johnson, Kejuan Waliek Muchita, 

Osten Harvey Jr., Roger Tourman and Christopher Wallace

“The Schulyer Sisters”

Words and Music by Lin-Manuel Miranda

Performed by:

Full Ensemble

Lucas Ruiz as Alexander Hamilton

Ranai Jones as Angelica Schuyler

Juliana Ahmetaj as Eliza Schuyler

Tiffany Santos as Peggy Schuyler

Solosits: 

Isabel Paiva

Abigail Henn

Sylvia Altman

“Cell Block Tango”

(From Chicago) (1975)

Words by Fred Ebb/Music by John Kander

Performed by: 

Juliana Ahmetaj as Hunyak

Elizabeth Almeida as Annie

Ranai Jones as June

Abigail Medina as Velma

Isabel Paiva as Mona

Tiffany Santos as Liz

  Orchestra:

Sylvia Altman - Clarinet and Tenor Saxophone

Kenneth Cheng - Alto Saxophone

Steven Gerakaris - Bells

Abigail Henn - Violin

David Levine - Trumpet

Ryan Marino - Baritone and Alto Saxophone

Bob Masucci - Bass

Amanda Perez - Trombone

Olivia Qui - Clarinet and Soprano Saxophone

“Part of Your World”

(From Disney’s The Little Mermaid) (2008)

Words by Howard Ashman/Music by Alan Menken

Performed by:
Isis Gonzalez as Ariel

“Revolting Children”

(From Matilda) (2010)

Words and Music by Tim Minchin

Performed by:

Full Ensemble

Ranai Jones as Bruce

Silvia Altman as Nigel

Madison Chaillet-Galletta as Lavender

Casey McCall as Amanda

Isabel Paiva as Hortensia

Lucas Ruiz as Tommy

Doug Panetta as Miss Trunchbull

Orchestra:

Sylvia Altman - Tenor Saxophone

Kenneth Cheng - Alto Saxophone

David Levine - Trumpet

Ryan Marino - Tenor Saxophone

Bob Masucci - Guitar

Amanda Perez - Trombone

Olivia Qui Soprano Saxophone

“Two Player Game”

(From Be More Chill) (2015)

Words and Music by Joe Iconis

Performed by:

Reanna Saldana as Michael

Tiffany Santos as Jeremy

“And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going”

(From Dreamgirls) (1981)

Words by Tom Eyen/Music by Henry Krieger

Performed by:

Ranai Jones as Effie White

“Seasons of Love”

(From Rent) (1996)

Words and Music by Jonathan Larson

Performed by:

Full Ensemble

“Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In”

(From Hair) (1967)

Words by James Rado and Gerome Ragni/Music by Galt MacDermot/Arranged by Frank Metis

Performed by:

Full Ensemble

Featured Vocals:

Juliana Ahmetaj

Ranai Jones

Music Performed By:

Robert McGarry - Electric Guitar

Eric Witkowski - Drums and Keyboards

FAQ from the In-Person Outdoor Video Premiere

• So what exactly is this show?

• Our production this year is a pre-taped musical revue. We are performing music from each decade of musical theatre history from the 1940s through today from shows were probably won’t be doing in the near future (hence the title). All music and vocals were pre-recorded and then lip-synced while on stage.

• And the in-person premiere?

  • We will be playing the entire video on a 15 foot screen outdoors!

• Was recording done safely?

  • Anyone who’s ever met Director Doug Panetta knows his motto is “Safety is no accident.” The entire production was conducted with every precaution to be safe in the current health crisis. Masks were used by cast and crew at all times except when the cameras were rolling. A COVID Questionnaire was completed by all cast and crew before every rehearsal and temperatures were taken upon arrival.

• When is this happening?

  • Thursday May 27th, 2021

• What time?

  • Doors are at 7:00pm, Show starts around 8:00pm

• Where do I go?

  • Herm Shaw Field at Roselle Park High School. It’s the baseball/softball field on W. Colfax Ave.

• Do I need a ticket?

  • No ticket is necessary, but if it starts getting full, we will be capping the number of people, so arrive early.

• So I can get in for free‽‽‽

  • Absolutely. We are asking a $5 suggested donation, but no entry fee is required.

• What if I want to give more?

  • We’d love and appreciate that! In fact, anyone who donates $10 or more will receive a RPHS Theatre pin!

• Where do I go to get in?

  • There will be two entrances. One is on Colfax Ave. by the Concession Stand. The other is the gate on the high school grounds by the Tennis Courts.

• What precautions are you taking?

  • We are following NJ State mandates and are asking that each group maintain respectful social distance from other groups. Hand sanitizer will also be available and all food will be prepackaged.

• So there will there be food?

  • We will be serving light concessions, again, all pre-packaged to be safe.

• Will seating be provided?

  • We are providing the field itself. Please bring your own blankets and chairs in order to be comfy-cozy while enjoying the show.

• Is there a rain date?

  • Yep! Wednesday June 2nd.

• Oh no, I can’t make it that day!

  • Don’t fret! Just click on the YouTube tab above on May 28th, where we will be releasing the full video, also for free!

• This all seems generous!

  • It is just our way of thanking the entire Roselle Park community and extended RPHS Theatre family (which you are a part of) for all the support past, present and future.