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  Sex, death, and a little Sondheim music

  The way director Peter DuBois sees it, the essence of Stephen Sondheim’s 1973 musical “A Little Night Music” boils down to two things: “Sex and death,” he says. “Everyone is chasing and chasing each other around, trying to put off death because they all know it is coming.”

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  'Send in the Clowns': Sondheim's Greatest Hit

  No song better encapsulates Sondheim’s commitment to songwriting as storytelling than his greatest hit, “Send in the Clowns.” As Tony and Oliver Award-nominated performer Haydn Gwynne prepares to put her stamp on ‘Send in the Clowns’ as Desiree Armfeldt at the Huntington this fall, she has found, ‘where the song really works is in the context of the scene as a piece of emotional storytelling. I’m not going to be approaching it as a singer as much as from an acting point of view.’

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  Ah, Liaisons! The Relationships & Love Triangles of A Little Night Music

  Stephen Sondheim and the original director Harold Prince,“always wanted to do a musical that dealt with love and lovers and mismatched partners...love and foolishness.” Both the danger and the comedy of A Little Night Music stem from the same source: a knotted web of mismatched attachments. 

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  A Little Night Music Curtain Calls

  Enjoy a series of brief interviews with A Little Night Music cast members Stephen Bogardus (Fredrik Egerman), Aimee Doherty (Mrs. Segstrom), Hadyn Gwynne (Desiree Armfeldt), and Pablo Torres (Henrik Egerman).

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• Amy Barker Mrs. Anderson Amy Barker Mrs. Anderson
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  Amy Barker

  Mrs. Anderson

  Amy Barker previously appeared as Scotty/Mrs. Spencer in Merrily We Roll Along (2017), Nurse/Mrs.Harriet Pawling in Sunday in the Park with George (2016) and as Mrs. Anderssen in A Little Night Music (2015) at the Huntington.

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• Wendi Bergamini Mrs. Nordstrom Wendi Bergamini Mrs. Nordstrom
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  Wendi Bergamini

  Mrs. Nordstrom

  Wendi Bergamini previously appeared as Mrs. Nordstrom in the Huntington's production of A Little Night Music (2015). On Broadway, she appeared in Doctor Zhivago; Evita; Promises, Promises (Miss Olson); and Lincoln CenterTheater’s South Pacific revival. She has also toured with The Light in the Piazza as Franca (first national tour), Guys and Dolls, Evita(25th anniversary tour), and Cats as Jellylorum.

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• Stephen Bogardus Fredrik Egerman Stephen Bogardus Fredrik Egerman
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  Stephen Bogardus

  Fredrik Egerman

  Stephen Bogardus previously appeared in the Huntington's production of God of Carnage (2012) and A Little Night Music (2015). His Broadway credits include Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Old Acquaintance, Man of La Mancha, James Joyce’s The Dead, High Society...

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• Aimee Doherty Mrs. Segstorm Aimee Doherty Mrs. Segstorm
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  Aimee Doherty

  Mrs. Segstorm

  Aimee Doherty recently appeared as Gussie Carnegie in Merrily We Roll Along (2017), Yvonne/Blair Daniels in Sunday in the Park with George (2016), and as Mrs. Segstrom in A Little Night Music (2015) at the Huntington.

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• McCaela Donovan Petra McCaela Donovan Petra
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  McCaela Donovan

  Petra

  McCaela Donovan previously appeared at the Huntington as Petra in A Little Night Music and Paquette in Candide (dir. Mary Zimmerman). Some of her regional credits include Primary Stages, New York Musical Theatre Festival, ArtsEmerson, American Repertory Theater, SpeakEasy Stage Company, Gloucester Stage Company, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, Actors’ Shakespeare Project, Lyric Stage Company, New Repertory Theatre, Company One Theatre, and Stoneham Theatre, among others.

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• Cailin Doran Swing Cailin Doran Swing
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  Cailin Doran

  Swing

  Cailin Doran appeared in A Little Night Music (2015) at the Huntington and played Desdemona in Othello (Julii Theatre Company). She has also worked with Single Carrot Theatre in Baltimore. Regionally, the majority of her work as been in her home state of Colorado with Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities, Colorado Shakespeare Festival, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, and Curious Theatre Company.

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• Haydn Gwynne Desiree Armfeldt Haydn Gwynne Desiree Armfeldt
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  Haydn Gwynne

  Desiree Armfeldt

  Haydn Gwynne previusly performed in the US as Desiree Armfeldt in A Little Night Music (Huntington Theatre Company), Queen Elizabeth opposite Kevin Spacey in Richard III (The Old Vic/Brooklyn Academy of Music New York), and as the dance teacher in Billy Elliot The Musical for which she received Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, and Theatre World Awards, as well as nominations for Olivier and Tony Awards (West End and Broadway).

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• Morgan Kirner Anne Egerman Morgan Kirner Anne Egerman
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  Morgan Kirner

  Anne Egerman

  Morgan Kirner has appeared at the Huntington in Merrily We Roll Along (2017), Sunday in the Park with George (2016), and as Anne Egerman in A Little Night Music (2015). Her other credits include Ariel in The Little Mermaid (Theatre by the Sea), Kelsi in High School Musical (Surflight Theatre), Cinderella in Cinderella, Peter in Peter Pan, Zaneeta Shinn in The Music Man with the Ocean City Theatre Company, and an understudy in Paper Mill Playhouse’s Little Mermaid. She is a graduate of Boston University’s School of Theatre.

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• Mike McGowan Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm Mike McGowan Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm
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  Mike McGowan

  Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm

  Mike McGowan appeared at the Huntington as Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm in A Little Night Music. On Broadway, he has appeared in The Producers; The Apple Tree; Ragtime;Grease; and Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. He performed in the national tours of The Book of Mormon and Ringling Bros. Circus. His Off Broadway and New York credits include Grey Gardens (Playwrights Horizons), Macbeth (NativeAliens), Bernstein’s Mass (Carnegie Hall), and Thou Swell (New York City Ballet).

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• Lauren Molina Countess Charlotte Malcolm Lauren Molina Countess Charlotte Malcolm
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  Lauren Molina

  Countess Charlotte Malcolm

  Lauren Molina last appeared at the Huntington in Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music as Countess Charlotte Malcolm and Mary Zimmerman's Candide as Cunégonde (IRNE Award nomination). On Broadway, she played Regina in Rock of Ages(originating the same role Off Broadway) and Johanna in the actor-musician revival of Sweeney Todd.

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• Sarah Oakes Muirhead Swing Sarah Oakes Muirhead Swing
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  Sarah Oakes Muirhead

  Swing

  Sarah Oakes Muirhead previously appeared in the Huntington's productions of Tartuffe (2017), Sunday in the Park with George (2016) and A Little Night Music (2015).

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• Andrew O'Shanick Mr. Lindquist Andrew O'Shanick Mr. Lindquist
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  Andrew O'Shanick

  Mr. Lindquist

  Andrew O’Shanick has appeared as Soldier/Bartender/Young Man in Sunday in the Park with George (2016)and Mr. Lindquist in A Little Night Music (2015) at the Huntington. He has also appeared in Pitch Perfect and “The Office.” He is a graduate student in opera performance at The Boston Conservatory, where he has performed as King Thomas in Iphigénie en Tauride and Father Trulove in The Rake’s Progress. Mr. O’Shanick will also be singing the role of the Minskman in Jonathan Dove’s Flight this fall.

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• Sam Simahk Frid Sam Simahk Frid
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  Sam Simahk

  Frid

  Sam Simahk previously appeared in the Huntington's production of A Little Night Music (2015) and Big Fish at SpeakEasy Stage Company. Other credits include Sweeney Todd, Into the Woods, and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Lyric Stage Company)...

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• Bobbie Steinbach Madame Armfeldt Bobbie Steinbach Madame Armfeldt
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  Bobbie Steinbach

  Madame Armfeldt

  Bobbie Steinbach previously appeared in Stephen Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with George (2016) and A Little Night Music (2015), Emlyn Williams’ The Corn is Green (2009), Tennessee Williams’ The Rose Tattoo (2004), and Sidney Kingsley’s Dead End (2000) at the Huntington. Her most recent roles include Oenone in Phedre with Actors’ Shakespeare Project and Stella Livingston in Light Up the Sky at Lyric Stage Company (where she has also played Madame Armfeldt). Ms. Steinbach is a longtime member of the Boston theatre community and has performed at Actors’ Shakespeare Project, New Repertory Theatre, Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, Speakeasy Stage Company, Boston Pops, and Tanglewood, among others.

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• Nick Sulfaro Mr. Erlanson Nick Sulfaro Mr. Erlanson
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  Nick Sulfaro

  Mr. Erlanson

  Nick Sulfaro previously appeared in the Huntington's productions of Sunday in the Park with George (2016), A Little Night Music (2015), and The Luck of the Irish (2012). He was also in last year’s Breaking Ground Festival reading of Lila Rose Kaplan’s Home of the Brave (2014) and was heard in Masha Obolensky’s radio play, Sitting Still #1, as part of the Emerging America Festival.

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• Pablo Torres Henrik Egerman Pablo Torres Henrik Egerman
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  Pablo Torres

  Henrik Egerman

  Pablo Torres was last seen at the Huntington in Merrily We Roll Along (2017), he also appeared in A Little Night Music (2015) as Henrik Egerman. His other credits include The Light in the Piazza as Giuseppe, and Little Murders as Lt. Practice at The Boston Conservatory.

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• Patrick Varner Swing Patrick Varner Swing
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  Patrick Varner

  Swing

  Patrick Varner previously appeared in Merrily We Roll Along (2017), Sunday in the Park with George (2016), and A Little Night Music (2015) at the Huntington.

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• Lauren Weintraub Fredrika Armfeldt Lauren Weintraub Fredrika Armfeldt
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  Lauren Weintraub

  Fredrika Armfeldt

  Lauren Weintraub appeared at the Huntington as Fredrika Armfeldt in A Little Night Music. Off Broadway, she has appeared as Emma in My Mom is Trying to Ruin my Life (WorkShop Theater Company). Her regional credits include the title role in Annie (Maine State Music Theatre, North Shore Music Theatre, Theatre by the Sea, and Wellesley Players), Molly in Annie (Reagle Players), and Bielke in Fiddler on the Roof and Gretl in Sound of Music (Wellesley Players). Ms. Weintraub’s voice can beheard in the film A Cat in Paris.

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• Stephen Sondheim Composer/Lyricist Stephen Sondheim Composer/Lyricist
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  Stephen Sondheim

  Composer/Lyricist

  Stephen Sondheim is an American musical theatre legend and Pulitzer Prize and multiple Tony Award winner. He wrote the music and lyrics for Road Show, Passion, Assassins, Into the Woods, Sunday in the Park with George (2016), Merrily We Roll Along (2017), Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Pacific Overtures, The Frogs, A Little Night Music (2015), Follies, Company (1997), Anyone Can Whistle, and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, as well as the lyrics for West Side Story, Gypsy, Do I Hear a Waltz?, and additional lyrics for Candide (2011).

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• Hugh Wheeler Book Hugh Wheeler Book
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  Hugh Wheeler

  Book

  Hugh Wheeler was a novelist, playwright and screenwriter. He wrote more than 30 mystery novels under the pseudonyms Q. Patrick and Patrick Quentin, and four of his novels were transformed into films – Black Widow, Man in the Net, The Green-Eyed Monster, and The Man with Two Wives. For films he wrote the screenplays for Travels with My Aunt, Something for Everyone, A Little Night Music, and Nijinsky. His plays include Big Fish, Little Fish; Look: We’ve Come Through; and We Have Always Lived in the Castle (adapted from the Shirley Jackson novel).

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• Peter DuBois Director Peter DuBois Director
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  Peter DuBois

  Director

  Peter DuBois is in his tenth season as Artistic Director at the Huntington where his directing credits include Tartuffe (2017), Stephen Sondheim’s Sunday in the Park with George (2016) and A Little Night Music , the world premieres of Gina Gionfriddo’s Can You Forgive Her? (2016), Lydia R. Diamond’s Smart People (2014), Evan M. Wiener’s Captors (2011), , Stephen Karam’s Sons of the Prophet (2011)(2012 Pulitzer finalist), Bob Glaudini’s Vengeance is the Lord’s and David Grimm’s The Miracle at Naples (2009); the regional premieres of A. Rey Pamatmat’s after all the terrible things I do (2015), Stephen Belber’s The Power of Duff (2013), Gina Gionfriddo’s Becky Shaw (2010) and Rapture, Blister, Burn (2013), and Craig Lucas’ Prelude to a Kiss (2010).

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• Daniel Pelzig Choreographer Daniel Pelzig Choreographer
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  Daniel Pelzig

  Choreographer

  Daniel Pelzig has Huntington credits that include Tartuffe (2017), Sunday in the Park with George (2016), A Little Night Music (2015), Candide (1989), Private Lives (2012), Company (1997), H.M.S. Pinafore (1990), The Mikado (1999), and A Christmas Carol (1992). His most recent credits include choreographer for Guys and Dolls at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Carousel at Glimmerglass Festival, The Figaro Plays at McCarter Theatre, and director/choreographer of Die Fledermaus at Houston Grand Opera and Romeo et Juliette at Kentucky Opera.

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• Derek McLane Scenic Design Derek McLane Scenic Design
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  Derek McLane

  Scenic Design

  Derek McLane previously designed Sunday in the Park with George, A Little Night Music, Becky Shaw and Bad Dates for the Huntington. He has also designed numerous times for Broadway, including Beautiful: The Carole King Musical,Gigi, The Heiress, Nice Work If You Can Get It, The Best Man, Follies, Anything Goes, How to Succeed in Business..., and 33 Variations, which won a Tony Award for Best Scenic Design.

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• Robert Morgan Costume Design Robert Morgan Costume Design
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  Robert Morgan

  Costume Design

  Robert Morgan has designed costumes for the Huntington since 1986. His credits include Bedroom Farce (2016), Sunday in the Park with George (2016), A Little Night Music (2015), The Seagull (2014), The Corn is Green (2009), She Loves Me (2008), Third (2008), The Cherry Orchard (2007), The Sisters Rosenweig (2005), Don Juan (1988), Heartbreak House (1986), Saint Joan (1986) as well as set design for The Importance of Being Earnest (1994).

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• Jeff Croiter Lighting Design Jeff Croiter Lighting Design
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  Jeff Croiter

  Lighting Design

  Jeff Croiter has Huntington credits that include lighting design for A Little Night Music, Pirates! (or, Gilbert and Sullivan Plunder’d), A Month in the Country, Brendan, Trumbo, Kiki and Herb, and Streamers. On Broadway, he has designed Something Rotten!, Penn & Teller, Newsies, Peter and the Starcatcher (Tony Award), Mothers and Sons, A Time to Kill, Soul Doctor, Jekyll and Hyde, The Anarchist, The Performers, The Pee-wee Herman Show, Next Fall, and Kiki and Herb.

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• Jon Weston Sound Design Jon Weston Sound Design
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  Jon Weston

  Sound Design

  Jon Weston did the sound design for Sunday in the Park with George and A Little Night Music at the Huntington. His Broadway design credits include Amazing Grace; An American in Paris; On the 20th Century; You Can’t Take It WithYou; The Bridges of Madison County; Big Fish; How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying; 13, The Musical; The Color Purple; Caroline, or Change (AUDELCO Award); Nine; and Thoroughly Modern Millie. His Off Broadway and regional credits include The Last Five Years, Death Takes a Holiday, Parade (Mark Taper Forum), A Little Night Music (LADrama Critics Award), andFamily Guy, Live! (Carnegie Hall).

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• Jonathan Mastro Music Director Jonathan Mastro Music Director
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  Jonathan Mastro

  Music Director

  Jonathan Mastro music directed A Little Night Music, composed original music for Our Town, and was the sound designer for Come Back, Little Sheba at the Huntington. His Off Broadway credits include Our Town and Hit the Wall (Barrow Street Theatre), The Taming of the Shrew and Julie Taymor’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Theatre for a New Audience), and Paris Commune (The Civilians).

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• Emily F. McMullen Production Stage Manager Emily F. McMullen Production Stage Manager
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  Emily F. McMullen

  Production Stage Manager

  Emily F. McMullen has stage managed 22 shows for the Huntington over the past 5 years, including Top Girls (2018), Bad Dates (2018), Tartuffe (2018), and Merrily We Roll Along (2017) this season.

   

  
  

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• Kevin Schlagle Stage Manager Kevin Schlagle Stage Manager
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  Kevin Schlagle

  Stage Manager

  Kevin Schlagle returns to the Huntington after previously working on Skeleton Crew(2018), Tartuffe (2017), Merrily We Roll Along (2017), Ripcord (2017),Bedroom Farce (2016),Sunday in the Park with George (2015),Can You Forgive Her? (2016),Milk Like Sugar (2016),AConfederacy of Dunces (2015),after all the terrible things I do (2015),Come Back, Little Sheba (2015),Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (2015),Smart People (2014),Venus in Fur (2014),Our Town (2012),God of Carnage (2012),Ruined (2011),and Prelude to a Kiss (2010).

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• Chris Carcione Assistant Director Chris Carcione Assistant Director
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  Chris Carcione

  Assistant Director

  Chris Carcione recently assistant directed A Little Night Music (2015) at the Huntington and previously worked as assistant to the artistic director, during which time he assisted on Peter DuBois’ Huntington productions of The Miracle at Naples (2009), Becky Shaw (2010), Prelude to a Kiss (2010), Vengance Is the Lord’s (2010), and Sons of the Prophet (2011). He has worked Off Broadway as assistant director for Sons of the Prophet (Roundabout Theatre Company).

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• Dan Rodriquez Assistant Music Director Dan Rodriquez Assistant Music Director
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  Dan Rodriquez

  Assistant Music Director

  Dan Rodriguez has served as music director for many theatre companies in the Boston area, notably the American Repertory Theater (The Lily's Revenge,The Blue Flower), Reagle Music Theatre (Guys and Dolls, Singin’ in the Rain), and Moonbox Productions (The Musical of Musicals, Company). He was the Assistant Music Director for Sunday in the Park with George (2016) and A Little Night Music (2015) at the Huntington.

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• Eric SternConductor
• Daniel RodriguezConductor/Piano/Keyboards
• Henry MoorePiano/Keyboards
• Jodi HagenFirst Violin
• Olga KouznetsovaSecond Violin
• Heather PorterViola
• Kevin CrudderCello
• Susan HagenDouble Bass
• Tess PopeFlute and Alto Flute
• Steve JacksonClarinet and Bass Clarinet
• Rod FerlandOboe/English Horn/Flute/Clarinet
• Greg NewtonBassoon and Bass Clarinet
• Bruce HallTrumpet and Flugelhorn
• Walt BostianTrombone
• Ken PopeFrench Horn
• Rick HammettMusician Contractor