
Cabaret & Cabernet
Songs from Broadway and Beyond
Join us for music and munchies and some of our new favorite songs.
When: September 23-24 (* hurricane contingency date October 14-15)
Saturday 7pm | Sunday, 3pm
Where: St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall, 400 St. Johns Ave, Green Cove Springs, FL
Admission:
Adult (Age 18-64) – $28
Senior (Age 65+) or Military (Active/Retired) – $26.50
Student (Age 10-17 or with Student ID) – $20
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DIRECTOR

ELAINE SMITH
Elaine Smith
ELAINE SMITH (director, producing artistic director) has acted on stage and film regionally and in New York City. She has directed for Abingdon Theatre Company, New Dramatists, Lincoln Center Institute, Women’s Projects & Productions, and Immigrants’ Theatre Project, among others. She is an award-winning playwright with productions and readings at several professional theatres. In addition, Elaine has been a script reader for the Princess Grace Awards for emerging playwrights and for Women’s Project & Productions. She has an M.A. in Theatre from the Univ. of Denver and a B.A. in Theatre from the Univ. of Delaware. She is a member of Actors’ Equity Association, of SAG-AFTRA, and of the Dramatists Guild. Elaine is a past member of Theatre Resources Unlimited (TRU) and their producing mentorship program as well as of the League of Professional Theatre Women. Her roots in Clay County run deep. A granddaughter of Hazel Cartwright, the first employee of the Clay County Library system, and niece of Milford Cartwright, long-time owner of the Brown & Cartwright Ace Hardware in Green Cove Springs, Elaine remembers seeing the county from the passenger seat of the bookmobile, Saturdays spent at the Clay Theatre, and afternoons at Spring Park. After more than 20 years in NYC as a small business owner and theatre professional, she has returned to the area and plans for Clamour Theatre Company to be Clay County’s first professional theatre company.
THE PERFORMERS

DANIELLE
DOBIES
Danielle Dobies
Danielle is ecstatic to return to Clamour Theatre to share the stage with this cast! She was seen most recently on stage at ABET as Anna in BURN THIS, at Spotlight Center in SOUTHERN FRIED FUNERAL, and before that at the Limelight Theatre in BIG FISH and PARADE. In the past, she has performed at the 5 & Dime, Theatre Jacksonville, Creative Veins, and in various Jason Woods productions. She is a founding member of the Shakespeare troupe Pursued by a Bear and has been seen on screen in the award-winning film GENRE by Royce Freeman. She has also puppeteered and won awards for stand-up comedy (though not at the same time). In her non-stage life, she is a teacher. Danielle is thankful to her family for their love, support, and willingness to listen while she practices her songs!

RILEY
FETZNER
Riley Fetzner
This is Riley’s first show with Clamour Theatre Company. He is very happy to get to work with such a fantastic group of people and looks forward to working with Clamour even more in the future.

BRIAN
JOHNSON
Brian Johnson
Brian Johnson is excited to be back at the Clamour Theatre sharing the stage with these talented performers. Having previously appeared in ZONA, THE GHOST OF GREENBRIER as well as numerous Clamour readings, Brian has enjoyed performing at ABET, The Limelight, Players by the Sea, and Theatre JAX as well as shows in the metro DC area. Favorite roles include Jesus in GODSPELL, Roger de Bris in THE PRODUCERS, Billie in ONE, THE MUSICAL, Frankie in FOREVER PLAID, Captain Von Trapp in THE SOUND OF MUSIC, and King Triton in THE LITTLE MERMAID. Brian and his wife, Meganne (with whom he has often shared the stage) live in Atlantic Beach. They have two amazing daughters of whom they are extremely proud.

SAMANTHA
PASCOE
Samantha Pascoe
Samantha Pascoe is excited to return to the stage with Clamour after being in the company’s first production, ZONA, THE GHOST OF GREENBRIER. Other community theatre experiences include working with The Island Theatre group in which she had the honor of playing Whore #3 in LES MISÉRABLES. In all four years of high school, she was part of the theatre program. Her favorite roles were Maria (WEST SIDE STORY) and the Wicked Witch of the West (WIZARD OF OZ). Samantha thanks her fellow cast members, director, and accompanist for their unwavering support, but is especially grateful to Grace, her dog, for tolerating being serenaded.
MUSIC DIRECTOR

ELLEN MILLIGAN
Ellen Milligan
Ellen Milligan (Music Director, Pianist, Vocal Coach, Clinician) has been an active part of the Northeast Florida arts community for over twenty-five years. During this time she has worked on more than 200 musical theatre productions as Musical Director and/or pianist, including the national tours of “Wicked”, “Shrek”, and “A Chorus Line”. As a piano performance major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, she also studied accompanying, and decided it was more enjoyable working with other performers than doing solo work. She completed her Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance at Jacksonville University. In addition to her musical theatre involvement, she has accompanied or performed in 55 classical recitals and concerts. She has also coached voice for over twenty years, and is proud that so many of her vocal students have established careers in classical music, on Broadway, or on Broadway tours. In the last five years, she has added Musical Theatre Workshops to her resume. The workshops focus on how to perfect the art of auditioning and embracing your talent.