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Bill Abbott - has been a
chorister with numerous community groups, including the Fairfield Ambassadors of Song, the Meryfield Chorus in Oxford, England, and the Stanford Savoyards in Palo Alto. He joined Troupers in 1997 and is currently the President. Last year he sang Giorgio in Gondoliers and has sung in Iolanthe, The Mikado, Ruddigore, Patience, and The Yeomen of the Guard. He is an assistant professor and chairman of the history department at Fairfield University. |
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Dexter Anderson - has performed with Troupers since 1990 . He has performed both as a principal , most recently singing the part of Second Yeoman in The Yeomen Of The Guard , and as a member of the chorus . A versatile performer , Dexter has also appeared in productions with The Crystal Opera in Norwalk The New Canaan Town Players, The Putney Players in Stratford Ct. and The St. Pauls Players in Greenwich |
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Jim Cooper - Jim's most recent appearance was as the New York World in Gayden Wren's Very Truly Yours Gilbert and Sullivan. He has sung a number of roles with the Westchester G&S Club and Savoynet, is a member of the Fairfield County Chorale, and has sung with the Madison Savoyards and the College Light Opera. He is also the author of the only computer science textbook that introduces each chapter with a quotation from Gilbert and Sullivan. While choir director for the First Parish Church of Tyngsboro, he found a number of opportunities to include G&S choruses in the services. |
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John Hoover - John has performed as a Troupers chorister in Sorceror, Pirates, HMS Pinafore, Trial by Jury, Ruddigore, Yeomen, Gondoliers, and The Mikado, and as the solicitor in Patience. He has also performed recently with The Earth-Stage Actors in their productions of The Coat of Many Colors at Hart House Theatre in Toronto, and The Office at The Producer's Workshop in New York City. He is an English teacher at Fairfield Country Day School in Fairfield. |
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Richard Huie |
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Phil Oppenheim |
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Chris Rice |
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Israel Rodriguez |
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Charles Shelley II Charles is excited to make his Trouper debut in
Pirates, after a small break from community theater to get life in order.
College graduation, marriage, new job and home have all taken a priority,
but the enjoyment form the stage eventually was given a green light once
again. Charles's limited stage appearances include Sir Sagramore, in Camelot
for Musicals at Richter, Capt. Brackett in South Pacific, and
The Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz, both staged by the Congregation
Church Players of New Fairfield. Charles hopes that his tenure with
Troupers will be a long and happy one. He would like to thank his wife
Nicole for all her support, as well as his introduction to Gilbert and
Sullivan and Troupers-she has been a member of the pit orchestra for four
shows, playing Trombone. |
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Guy Stretton - Guy, the Troupers Treasurer, has been a chorus member since 1987. In private life, he is a financial consultant CPA. He lives in Old Greenwich with his wife Barbara (editor of the Troupers newsletter, The Trumpet) and five cats. |
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Bernie Warmflash - This will be Bernard Warmflash's 12th consecutive season as an ensemble performer with Troupers LOC. He has previously appeared in YEOMAN OF THE GUARD, IOLANTHE, TRIAL BY JURY, THE GONDOLIERS, HMS PINAFORE, THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, RUDDIGORE, THE MIKADO, and PATIENCE. Bernie's first performance in G&S was at the age of ten in a summer camp production of HMS PINAFORE . He is a graduate of CCNY and NYU College of Dentistry. He practices general dentistry in Stamford, CT. and practices singing with the Troupers. |