MAINSTAGE PRODUCTIONS
Brigadoon
ISSAQUAH SEP 16–OCT 19, 2025 | EVERETT OCT 25–NOV 16, 2025
Book and Lyrics by ALAN JAY LERNER
Music by FREDERICK LOEWE
Original dances created by Agnes DeMille
Revised Book by Brian Hill
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About The Show
It’s almost like being in love! Dance your way back in time to one of the most romantic musicals ever written, Lerner and Loewe’s Brigadoon. Americans Tommy and Jeff are hiking the Scottish Highlands, when out of the mists they stumble upon the enchanting village of Brigadoon, which appears for only one day every 100 years. But this dreamlike place is far more than it seems—and those who fall in love there might never be the same.
From the writers of My Fair Lady and Camelot comes this soaring love story, full of glorious ballet and favorite tunes like “Come to Me, Bend to Me,” “The Heather on the Hill” and “Almost Like Being in Love.” This production features an exquisite new adaptation, which enhances all the romance and magic that makes Brigadoon a truly timeless masterpiece.
BRIGADOON is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTISHOWS.com
Approximate run times: Act I – 1 hour, 25 min | Act II – 35 min
Total: 2 hours, 20 min including intermission
ANNE ALLGOOD, (Mistress Lundie, Mrs. Beaton) has appeared at Village Theatre in Cabaret, Little Women, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella, and others. Her credits encompass Broadway, regional theater nationwide, and starring roles throughout Seattle. CORE Company member at Union Arts Center (formerly ACT Theatre): POTUS, Sweat, The Women, Old Times, Mary Stewart, Das Barbecü!, Rock ‘n Roll, multiple Christmas Carols, and more. At The 5th Avenue Theatre (selected): Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Candide, Oklahoma!, Memphis, The Sound of Music, The Music Man, Carousel.
SUSANNA CATHRYN BALLENSKI, she/they (Jean MacLaren) is thrilled to be returning to Village Theatre! Susanna has been classically trained in dance at The Edge Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles, and musical theater at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City. Most recently, Ballenski has been seen on The 5th Avenue Stage as Kim in Bye Bye Birdie. Other credits include Ariel in Disney’s The Little Mermaid and Lucy in Jekyll and Hyde (The Candlelight). Insta: @susanna.ballenski
HARTER CLINGMAN, he/him (Tommy Albright) was last seen at Village as King Arthur in Camelot. Harter played Oz on the first Broadway Tour of Come from Away. Additional touring: Peter and the Starcatcher (first Broadway tour). Favorite collaborations: The 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle Rep, The Muny, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Steppenwolf Theatre, The Gift Theatre, Paramount Theatre Aurora, Drury Lane Theatre, Mercury Theater Chicago, Marriott Theatre, The Barnstormers Theatre (New Hampshire), Peninsula Players (Wisconsin). All my love to Ashley, Charley, friends and family! More at harterclingman.com and @harter.clingman
ERIC POLANI JENSEN, (Andrew MacLaren, Fight Captain) has been part of the Pacific Northwest theater scene for over 30 years. Recent credits at Village Theatre include: Norm Waxman in Jersey Boys, Mushnik in Little Shop of Horrors and Mr. Maraczek in She Loves Me. He has performed with The 5th Avenue Theatre, ACT Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Taproot Theatre and Harlequin Productions amongst others. Thank you for supporting live theater.
JORDAN KING, he/him (Ensemble, Dance Captain, u/s Charlie Dalrymple) is blithely euphoric to be back at Village Theatre. Previously at Village Theatre: Swing in Disney’s Newsies and Ensemble in Guys and Dolls. Other local credits include The 5th Avenue Theatre and Seattle Opera. A proud University of Washington alumnus, Jordan is a dance educator and choreographer in the area. Love you, Mom & Dad. jordanbking.com, @thatjordanking
MALLORY COONEY KING, (Ensemble, u/s Fiona) feels fortunate to be swept up in Brigadoon this season. Her last appearance here was as Miss Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls. Village Theatre favorites include Kathy in Singin’ in the Rain, Susie in Snapshots, The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes and Billy Elliot. Most recently, Mallory starred as Mary Poppins at The 5th Avenue Theatre. All my love to my little laddies and lad.
LISA KWAK, (Maggie Anderson) is delighted to be back at Village Theatre! Previous Village credits include The Mute in The Fantasticks, Hello, Dolly!, and Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Lisa was a 2021 Village Theatre Northwest Creator Resident and has performed with Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE, Chamber Dance Company, Alana O Rogers Dance, Gansango Dance, PRICEarts, dani tirrell, and The Guild Dance, among others. Lisa holds a BA from the University of Washington. lkwak.com
MARQUEZ LINDER, he/him/any (Ensemble) is excited to make his Village Theatre debut revisiting his first musical, Brigadoon! A Florida native, NYC transplant, and avid crochet artist, Marquez’s past credits include Andre in the first national tour of Mrs. Doubtfire: The Musical, Max/Jeff cover in the first national tour of Tootsie: the Musical, and various roles in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, The Bodyguard, and Evita. @marquezjlinder
ADAM MANDALA, he/him (Ensemble, u/s Harry Beaton) is thrilled to be making his Village Theatre debut! A New Jersey native and Temple University alum, Adam was most recently seen in the touring company of Disney’s Aladdin. Regional: Walnut Street Theatre (Philadelphia); Rev Theatre Company (New York); Riverside Theatre (Florida); Arts Center of Coastal Carolina (SC). Television: “iCarly” (Nickelodeon); “30 Rock” (NBC). Cruise: Royal Caribbean International. Endless love to his family and friends on the East Coast. @adammandallla
TENILLE MANSON, she/her (Ensemble) is a recent graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, receiving a BFA in drama, as well as completing a minor in dance. There, she performed in roles such as Joanne in RENT, Miller in Waiting for Lefty, and Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet. Tenille was also once a Village Theatre’s KIDSTAGE student and she is thrilled to be making her Mainstage debut!
ROBBI A. MOORE, they/them (Ensemble) is from Hamden, CT, and was the Associate Choreographer for Village Theatre’s Little Shop of Horrors in 2022. They graduated magna cum laude from the Ailey/Fordham BFA program and danced in New York City with Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre and The Steps Repertory Ensemble, as well as Seattle-based companies including Spectrum Dance Theater, Khambatta Dance Company, and many others. Robbi is thrilled to make their Village debut as a performer!
CARLOS NARVAEZ, (Harry Beaton) makes his Village Theatre debut as Harry. From San Francisco, he is currently a dancer with Olympic Ballet Theatre. He began his acting training at the Beverly Hills Playhouse San Francisco, and continued at Freehold Theatre Seattle, studying Meisner under Robin Lynn Smith. He made his first theatre appearance in 2019 in the ensemble of West Side Story (The 5th Avenue Theatre) and most recently as Jim in The Glass Menagerie (Heart Repertory Theatre).
JASMINE JEAN SIM, she/her (Meg Brockie). Last sighted on the Mainstage in The Noteworthy Life of Howard Barnes and Hairspray (Village Theatre)! Jasmine is a founding Core Company member at Union Arts Center (formerly ACT Theatre) and has worked with many of Seattle’s major theaters and burlesque houses. She was nominated in 2019 for two Gregory Awards (one for Howard Barnes) which she lost gracefully. Training: Pacific Conservatory for the Performing Arts and Cornish College of the Arts. Love always to my incredible family, Andie, and hot server Ben.
JESSICA SKERRITT, she/her (Fiona MacLaren). Village Theatre: Guenevere in Camelot, Irene Malloy in Hello, Dolly!, Atropos in String, Lina Lamont in Singin’ in the Rain, Ulla in The Producers, Kira/Clio in Xanadu, Gwendolyn in Chasing Nicolette, Corie Bratter in Barefoot in the Park, Dyanne in Million Dollar Quartet, and many more. The 5th Avenue Theatre: Grace in Annie, Elsa Schraeder in The Sound of Music, Hedy LaRue in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and Mother in A Christmas Story. Union Arts Center (formerly ACT Theatre): Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors and Young Little Edie in Grey Gardens. Endless gratitude to Village Theatre. Love always to Dane.
VALERIA SUAREZ, she/her (Ensemble) is honored to join Village Theatre in Brigadoon! With over 15 years of ballet training, she’s eager to bring her skills into the world of musical theater. Off the stage, Valeria enjoys reading, photography, and adventuring with friends. She is currently a student at University of Washington, pursuing a BA in dance and a BS in human centered design & engineering. As always, sending endless love to her dad for his enduring support. @valeriasuarezq
DANIEL VELASQUEZ, he/him (Charlie Dalrymple) is so excited to be at Village Theatre! Some regional favorites: Jersey Boys (The Fulton Theatre, Maine State Music Theatre, Norwegian Cruise Line), Mamma Mia! (Arvada Center, Arkansas Repertory Theatre), Grease (Hard Rock Hotel Atlantic City, The Fulton Theatre), and Waitress (Arts Center for Coastal Carolina). Film credits include Kiss of the Spider Woman (2025). @dkvelasquez
MIKE WU, he/him (Jeff Douglas) is thrilled to be back on Village Theatre’s stage this season! He was last seen in Wooden O’s tour of As You Like It and has been privileged to perform with: The Seattle Shakespeare Company, Union Arts Center (formerly ACT Theatre), Seattle Rep, Seattle Public Theater, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, The Pacific Conservatory Theater, and the San Jose Stage. He would like to thank his family and friends, and you for coming to the show!
ANNALISA BRINCHMANN, she/her (Swing, u/s Jean, u/s Maggie) is a performer, choreographer, and teaching artist from Seattle, Washington. She is excited to be returning to Village Theatre after appearing in Guys and Dolls. Other favorite credits include Disney’s Mary Poppins (The 5th Avenue Theatre), La Traviata (Seattle Opera), and Damn Yankees (Reboot Theatre Company). Proud University of Washington alum.
JENNY VAUGHN HALL, she/her (u/s Meg, u/s Mistress Lundie/Mrs. Beaton) is over the moon to be back with Village Theatre, and is so grateful to Karen, Katy, and Tim for the opportunity! Jenny’s favorite shows are marked by the friendships formed: Mallory Cooney King and Taylor Symons from Billy Elliot (Village Theatre), and Faith Bennett Russell from Best of Enemies (Taproot Theatre). Love you!
JOSH KRUPKE, he/him (Swing, u/s Andrew MacLaren). Like Brigadoon, Josh mysteriously re-emerges at Village Theatre after many years and for just one day. Legend has it, he’s appeared in one-time-only performances such as Mr. Mushnik in Little Shop of Horrors, Franz Liebkind in The Producers, and as both The King and The Duke in Big River. Will you see him in this show? I suppose anything is possible…
EDDIE MCCLARY, he/him (Swing) is a student at the University of Washington pursuing degrees in biochemistry and dance. Previous theatre credits include: The SpongeBob Musical, Urinetown (Village Theatre’s KIDSTAGE) and choreography for Pippin (University of Washington Stagenotes). Recent dance performance credits include Meteor (Cameo Lethem), The Dream is Always the Same (Rachael Lincoln, Jennifer Pray), Grit (Chris Kaiser), and go in, stay with, move at the speed of trust (Alana Isiguen).
BRIAN PUCHEU, he/him (u/s Tommy, u/s Jeff) is very happy to be a part of Village Theatre once more. Select theater credits include: Ensemble in My Fair Lady (Village Theatre), Ingvar in Ingvar: A Musical Furniture Saga (Latitude Theatre), George in Sunday in the Park with George and Karnak in Ride the Cyclone (SecondStory Repertory), Jimmy Ray in Bright Star, and Mr. Darcy in Christmas at Pemberly 1, 2, & 3 (Taproot Theatre).
LEXI WARDEN, she/her (Swing) is a theater artist, educator, and advocate based in Seattle. Recent credits include Phoebe in Phoebe in Winter (Strawberry Theatre Workshop), Portia in Hula Hoopin’ Queen (Seattle Children’s Theatre), A Lonely Realization (Shattered Glass Project), and Ozzie in Damn Yankees (Reboot Theatre Company). Lexi has also been involved offstage as a director, choreographer, intimacy consultant and dramaturg with Dacha Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Village Theatre’s KIDSTAGE and others.
