Don't Dress for Dinner

Who's Who in the Cast and Crew

Derek Broszeit (George) Derek is pleased to return to the Bradley after appearing as Officer Klein in last year’s
Arsenic and Old Lace. He also was seen in numerous performances at Calliope Productions in Boylston, MA,
where he sits on the Board of Directors. When not performing, Derek works for The Hanover Insurance Company
and resides on his farm in Auburn, MA. Finally, he would like to thank this wonderful cast and crew, as well as
you, the audience, for coming to see the show. Enjoy!

Marc Cerrone (Bernard) Marc was honored to be cast in Don’t Dress for Dinner among such a talented and
energetic cast and crew. He was last seen on the Bradley stage as Mortimer Brewster in Arsenic and Old Lace.
Other memorable performances at the Bradley include roles as Bernardo in West Side Story, the Candy Man in
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and Rooster in Annie. In addition to work at the theatre, Marc has been cast
recently in both film and television roles. He serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Theatre of
Northeast Connecticut. During the day, Marc is a pediatrician at Day Kimball Hospital, a husband, and father of
Grant and Amanda. He especially wants to thank his wife Kate and the kids for their support and understanding of
his acting endeavors!

Jennifer Michel (Suzanne) This is Jennifer's fourth show at the Bradley, and she is very excited to be working
with such a talented group of people! Previous shows include One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Tommy and the
Playwright Festival. She would like to thank Nick, Tonya, Laura and Keith for all their hard work and expertise. In
addition, Jennifer would particularly like to thank her family; Darrin, Jordan, Max and her Mom for all their love
and support.

Jessica Robinson (Suzette) Jessica has recently moved to the Putnam area. Formerly of Sturbridge, she has
performed at Worcester State College in The Water Engine (Mrs. Wallace) and several roles in The Laramie Project.
She also appeared at Stageloft Theatre in Bye Bye Birdie and Quenn Toot’s Tomb and with Gateway Players in
Money to Burn and The Clumsy Custard. Her favorite role would have to be Mr. (Mrs.) Mushnik in Little Shop
of Horrors. Jessica would like to thank the Bradley Playhouse for this amazing opportunity and the cast for all the
laughs. She would also like to say thank you to her friends and family for all the support and to Jaren for his love,
understanding, and help – couldn’t have done it without him!

Lida Roman (Jacqueline) This is Lida’s first appearance on the Bradley stage. Her theatre experience includes
Cabaret, Jesus Christ Superstar, Kiss Me Kate, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, A Christmas Carol, The
Importance of Being Ernest, The Sandbox, Thieves, Early Frost, Anything Goes, and Captain Morgan’s Traveling
Crew. TV/film appearances include “Losing Jack,” “Burning Art,” “Adventures of Superboy,” “Eddie was Here,”
“Easy Pieces” and “Kay-Bee Toys.” She also has radio experience on WXLO Oldies 98.9 and The Fox 100.1. Lida
would like to thank J.C., Adrian, Julian and Sabrina, Mom, Dad, Brian, Derek, Tom, The Patriot Staff, all her
wonderful friends…and the fabulous cast and crew of Don’t Dress for Dinner.

Michael Young (Robert) Michael is a new comer to the Bradley Playhouse. Since college, he has had an on again
off again love affair with the theatre. His "Mistress" has come calling, and he finds himself drawn into her clutches
once again. Michael is thrilled that he has been given the opportunity to play the role of Robert. He wishes to
thank his wonderful children Nathan and Madison for their love and support. Most of all he wants to thank his
beautiful wife Krista for her constant encouragement and amazing patience. As much as he enjoys the occasional
fling with lights and stage, he promises not to quit his day job! Thank you to Nick and the rest of the cast and
crew. “It's terrific people like you that make the theatre such a great experience. In fact, I'd say, Jolly Great!!”

Nicholas Grey (Director) Nicholas is making his directorial debut with Don’t Dress For Dinner. He has been
active in community theatre for the past ten years - acting, producing, stage managing and most recently assistant
directing. Some favorite past roles include Frederick in Noises Off, Angie in Gypsy, Farthingate in A Carol For
Tiny Tim, and Uncle in Charlotte’s Web. Nicholas has also produced many shows, including most recently at the
Bradley, Arsenic and Old Lace and will produce Proof and Misery later this year. After a yearlong hiatus from
being on the Bradley stage, Nicholas hopes to return to acting later this year. He is currently working on a self-
titled album with his writing partner Kathy LaPrey and hopes to attend film school in Los Angeles next year.

Keith Murphy (Stage Manager/Physical Choreographer) Keith is enjoying his second year at the Bradley
Playhouse. Last year he was on stage as Mr. Sowerberry in Oliver! and Nicely-Nicely Johnson in Guys and Dolls.
His 2007 year begins with trading in the costumes and sheet music for black shirt and pants as he has assumed the
role of stage manager. He'd like to thank the cast and crew for being wonderful, especially his assistant stage
manager and soon-to-be wife, Laura.

Laura Chandler (Assistant Stage Manager) Laura has been seen frequently on the stage of TNECT. Among
her most prominent roles are Hermia in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Mimi in Guys and Dolls, and That Ditzy
Fairy in Iolanthe. Tired of being type-cast into ditzy roles, Laura has returned to the backstage roles she enjoyed
so much in high school, saying "Finally something I understand!" You may have seen her in the light booth for
various off-Bradley productions, now she has moved up into the production team as assistant to her fabulous
fiance (nice alliteration!) as ASM (aka - Awesome).