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Bristol Riverside Theatre’s production of ALTAR BOYZ has been nominated for 6 Barrymore Awards!

Posted in Altar Boyz, philadelphia, theatre on August 4, 2009 by BRTstage

Bristol Riverside Theatre would like to congratulate Christoper Gatteli, Gary Adler, John Pinto Jr. and the entire cast of ALTAR BOYZ for their Barrymore nominations!

Outstanding Overall Production of a Musical
Outstanding Direction of a Musical (Christopher Gattelli)
Outstanding Musical Direction (Gary Adler)
Garfield Refining Company Award for Outstanding Leading Actor in a Musical (John Pinto, Jr.)
Outstanding Choreography/Movement (Christopher Gattelli)
Outstanding Ensemble in a Musical

We’d also like to thank the cast, band, crew, and creative team for all of their hard work in putting together this fabulous production:

Gary Adler
Nels Anderson
Jonathan Ball
Xavier Cano
Lou Castro
Nicholas Cheng
Alexandra Corder
Matt DeAngelis
Jonathan Fadoul
Christoper Gattelli
Anna Hardisty
Amy Massari
Samantha Miller
Travis Morin
Neil Nemetz
David Pedemonti
John Pinto, Jr.
Jacob Rothermel
Tim Sawicki
Linda Bee Stockton
Patty Verzella

Thank you to also to everyone who came out to see the production. We had a great time putting it together for you and we’re so glad you enjoyed it.

Come and support the ALTAR BOYZ and BRT at the Barrymore Awards on Monday, October 5th (more info at www.theatrealliance.org).

To see all of the nominations, Click HERE!

OPENING NIGHT!

Posted in Behind the Scenes, Defiance, theatre on March 26, 2009 by BRTstage

Tonight is opening night of DEFIANCE at BRT.  I went around and asked some of our staff members what they enjoy most about opening nights.  Here are some of their responses:

The festiveness, anticipation, and excitement that surround the evening.      -Adam Goldstein, Artistic Associate

Having the opportunity to enjoy the company of all of our staff members in the same place at the same time, which does not happen often in this very busy building.     -David Abers, Office Manager

Watching the cast and audience members mingle.  They get to know each other and have the opportunity to ask each other questions.     -Christine McMullen, Marketing Director

Having the opportunity to hang out with the cast and get to know them better…not something I have much opportunity to do from inside the box office.   -Mark Stevenson, Box Office Associate.

I enjoy relaxing with the wonderful people I work with after a very intense process getting the show from first rehearsal to opening night.  We all get dressed up and simply enjoy each others company while celebrating our collaborative effort leading up to tonight.

What do you enjoy most about opening nights at BRT or elsewhere?  Let us know!