It's stop/time dance theater's 12th original production. You can "count" on a good time: a variety of musical and dancing, lots of tapping feet and a live band. Can you dig it?

"The audience left the theatre smiling and with decidedly happy feet
(how could we not?), and you will too." - Gil Gigliotti, CT Wit review

Schedule

SUN	MON	TUE	WED	THU	FRI	SAT
MAR 2015	16	17	18 7:30pm (Preview)	19 7:30pm (Preview)	20 8:00pm (Opening Nite)	21 8:00pm
22 2:00pm Talk Back with the cast	23	24	25 7:30pm	26 7:30pm	27 8:00pm	28 8:00pm
29 2:00pm Talk Back with the cast

Artists

DARLENE ZOLLER (Director/Choreographer) Darlene is the co-founder and co-artistic director of Playhouse on Park where she has directed and choreographed CABARET, CHICAGO (Best Director of a Musical/Broadway World) SWINGING ON A STAR and THAT HOLIDAY FEELING among others. She is the founder, director and choreographer of stop/time dance theater, the resident dance company of Playhouse on Park, now in its twelfth year. She was voted Best Director of a Musical/Broadway World for last year's production of I'D RATHER BE DANCING. She IS Mama D of MAMA D's OUTRAGEOUS ROMP; a grown ups only music, dance and comedy event-exclusive to the Playhouse. Darlene is an adjunct professor at the University of Hartford's Hartt School where she directed and choreo-graphed CHICAGO and did the choreography for ON THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE and SMILE. She also teaches for the Hartt Community Dance Division and is an instructor at Big Sky Fitness in Vernon.

SEAN PALLATRONI (Music Director) is an EMMY® Award winning composer, songwriter, director and pianist. Originally from Bedford NH, he has studied performing arts at the Derryfield School under the direction of Laurel Devino, and completed his undergraduate degree in Music Composition at the Hartt School of Music. Sean has written for musical theatre, classical chamber ensembles, jazz, choir, and orchestra. His recent musical "Beyond this Paradise" was premiered in August 2012 in New York City, and was a finalist in the Thespis Theatre Festival. He also coaches and musically directs numerous shows in the southern New Hampshire and Hartford, Connecticut areas. Sean currently scores programs for Connecticut Public Television, including the shows "Empowering Connecticut," "Infinity Hall Live," and "All Things Connecticut." Sean is the recipient of Hartt's "Edward Diemente Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Composition," and winner of the 2010 Alabama Orchestra Association's Composition Competition for his work "When the Grass Was Still Green."