February 19-22, 2026 – The People vs. Broadway Digital Program

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Thank you to Kelly French!

Cast (in Order of Appearance)

Luisa Nolasco

Reporter #1 | Producer Evita Valjean | Usherette Lola Todd | Chorus Girl #2

Molly Alexander

Reporter #2 | Detective Tevye Javert | Usher Sweeney Bowles | Protester #1 | Chorus Boy

Trey Coles

Gwen Leahy

Reporter #4 | Assistant Rose Doolittle | Star Hattie LaTone | Chorus Girl #1

Sallie Just Sallie

Judge Judy Gavelstein | Chorus Girl #5

Hannah Dodson

Bailiff Marsha Law | Chorus Girl #3

Ethan Goble

ADA Willie Proveitt | | Protester #3 | Chorus Boy

Nicole Borysowicz

Attorney Sue Diligence | Chorus Girl #6

Bailey Connor

Defendant Daisy Levi | Chorus Girl #4

Rick Garman

Actor Nathan Brice | Choregrapher Harold Hamilton

Written and Directed by

Rick Garman

Choreography

Hannah Dodson

Sound Operation

Cami Nicole Hall

Lighting Design & Operation

Toria Nicole Shaw

Spotlight

Lukas Evans

Set Design & Construction

Travis Harold Coles

Photographer

Travis Spangenburg

Videographer

Chris Stanley

Join us for the FREE “Killer Cabaret” After Party

Each of the actors in the show has prepared a solo of a classic Broadway song that they will perform during the show if they are selected as the killer. But that means only one person gets to do their song during each performance, so we’re going to do a special FREE cabaret show after the final performance on Sunday to allow everyone to sing their song!

All ticketholders to all performances are invited to attend for free to see 10 incredible performances in an unscripted, cabaret setting where anything could happen.

Sunday, February 22 at (around) 6pm. Just show your ticket or give your name at the door!

Our Cocktails Are So Good They Should Be Illegal!

Songs

Act 1

Another Op’Nin, Another Show (Ensemble)
Cole Porter wrote the music and lyris for “Kiss Me Kate,” which premiered on Broadway in 1948 and has had several successful revivals over the years winning 11 Tony Awards.

What’s Gonna Happen (Daisy Levi)
From the musical “Tootsie,” which premiered on Broadway in 2019 and won two Tony Awards for Best Book and Best Performance by a Leading Actor.

When You’re Good to Mama (Bailiff Marsha Law)
“Chicago” debuted on Broadway in 1975 and was nominated for 10 Tony Awards but won zero believe it or not. The 1996 revival was nominated for eight Tony’s and won six of them.

I’m Still Here (Judge Judy Gavelstein)
Stephen Sondheim wrote the music and lyrics for “Follies,” which had its Broadway debut in 1971. Between the original production and a 2011 revival, the show has won eight Tony Awards.

Schadenfreude (ADA Willie Proveitt)
From the musical “Avenue Q,” which premiered on Broadway in 2003 and won three Tony’s including Best Musical.

Sexy (Attorney Sue Diligence)
“Mean Girls” had its Broadway bow in 2018 and was nominated for 12 Tony Awards but won zero. It has the dubious distinction of being tied for the Broadway show that received the most nominations and no wins with “The Scottsboro Boys” (2011) and “Slave Play” (2020).

I Am What I Am (Detective Tevye Javert)
With music and lyrics by Jerry Herman, this song was featured in “La Cage aux Folles,” which debuted on Broadway in 1983. Between the original production and two revivals in 2004 and 2010 the show has won 11 Tony Awards.

Waving Through a Window (Composer Bobby Hart)
From “Dear Evan Hansen,” with music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. It premiered on Broadway in 2016 and won six Tony Awards including Best Musical.

Dear Bill (Legendary Actor Nathan Brice)
“Operation Mincemeat” opened on Broadway in 2025 and is still playing today. It was nominated for four Tony Awards and Jak Malone won for Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical.

Independently Owned (Producer Evita Valjean)
From the musical “Shucked,” which premiered on Broadway in 2022 and was nominated for 9 Tony Awards. Alex Newell won for Best Featured Actor in a Musical.

Rose’s Turn (Assistant Rose Doolittle)
“Gypsy” features music by Jules Styne and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. It debuted on Broadway in 1959 but despite 8 Tony Award nominations, it won zero. Subsequent revivals in 1974, 1989, 2008, and 2024 garnred over a dozen additional nominations and 8 total wins.

You Can’t Stop the Beat (Ensemble)
From the musical “Hairspray,” based on the film by John Waters. It premiered on Broadway in 2002 and won 8 Tony Awards including for Best Musical.

Act 2

(Savannah) Cabaret (Ensemble)
Based on the title song from “Cabaret,” with parody lyrics by Rick Garman who has learned to embrace the fact that we do stupid shows.

Suddenly Seymour (ADA Willie Provett and Attorney Sue Diligence)
From “Little Shop of Horrors,” which has been a long-running hit Off Broadway. It had a Broadway production in 2003 that was considered a “revival” even though it had only ever played Off Broadway.

Take Me Or Leave Me (Judge Judy Gavelstein and Bailiff Marsha Law)
“Rent” opened on Broadway in 1996 and won four Tony Awards, including Best Musical and posthumous awards for Best Score and Best Book for writer/composer Jonathan Larson, who died unexpectedly the night before the first Off Broadway preview.

Sit Down You’re Rockin’ the Boat (Ensemble)
From “Guys and Dolls” with music and lyrics by Frank Loesser. It received its Broadway bow in 1950 and has been revived several times, winning a total of nine Tony Awards.

Whatever Lola Wants (Usherette Lola Todd and Usher Swenney Bowles)
“Damn Yankees” premiered on Broadway in 1955 with the legendary Gwen Verdon starring. The original production won seven Tony Awards and a 1994 revival added another for a total of eight.

For the Gaze (Ensemble)
The musical “Death Becomes Her” is based on the Meryl Streep/Goldie Hawn/Bruce Willis movie of the same name. It debuted on Broadway in 2024 and received nine Tony Award nominations, but only won one (for Best Costume Design), which we think is a travesty.

For Her (Director Alexander Higgins, Choreographer Harold Hamilton)
From “The Great Gatsby,” which premiered on Broadway in 2024 and claimed one Tony Award win for Best Costume Design in a Musical.

For Good (Defendant Daisy Levi and Broadway Star Hattie LaTone)
If you don’t know which musical this is from, you shouldn’t be at this show. “Wicked” debuted on Broadway in 2003 and has been playing ever since. With over 8,500 performances under its belt, it is the fourth longest-running Broadway musical in history, behind only “Phantom of the Opera,” “The Lion King,” and “Chicago.”

The Song You Can Ignore (Ensemble)
Lyrics by Rick Garman.

The Killer’s Confession Song (The Killer)
Whoever the audience chooses as the guilty party will sing a solo of their choosing.

Don’t Stop Believin’ (Ensemble)
From the jukebox musical “Rock of Ages,” which debuted on Broadway in 2009 and ran for six years. It was nominated for five Tony Awards, but won zilch. It has continued to be a hit with audiences, though, with more than a dozen worldwide or touring productions over the years.

The Cast (in alphabetical order)

Molly Alexander as Detective Tevye Javert, Usher Sweeney Bowles, Reporter #2, Chorus Boy, Protestor #1

Molly Alexander is a STEM-major sort of person who has been successfully infiltrating the musical and theatrical world for years. One day, the people in charge will realize that she has degrees in Wildlife and Veterinary Technology and never actually studied the arts, but they haven’t wised up yet so she keeps getting away with it. She has sung a capella with The Ecotones, presented the Bard’s works with Savannah Shakes, gotten weird with Odd Lot Improv, and voice acted for various audio dramas. She also moonlights in stage management because there is nothing quite like a color-coded spreadsheet. Now she is delighted to be on stage with the Savannah Cabaret!

Nicole Borysowicz as Attorney Sue Diligence, Chorus Girl #6

Nicole Borysowicz has a B.A. in musical theatre from Coastal Carolina University. Previous credits include Into the Woods (Witch), POTUS (Bernadette), The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (Witch), and Young Frankenstein (Inga). As always, love to mom and dad. NicoleBorysowicz.com.

Trey Coles as Composer Bobby Hart, Director Alexander Higgins, Reporter #3, Chorus Boy, Protestor #2

Trey Norris is happy to be back on stage in this chapter of “things Rick Garman convinces me is a good idea.” A native to Savannah, Trey is an active member of The Bay Street Theatre and Savannah Cabaret. You may have seen him recently directing Bay Street Theatre’s Rocky Horror Show Live or playing Lucifer in the world premiere of Lucifer’s Law: a dark comedy musical. Trey’s other roles include Jonathan Larson in Tick, Tick …BOOM!, Christopher Boone in Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, and Imma Slappabitch in Savannah Cabaret’s Time Traveling Drag Queens series. Trey’s passions include reading, cooking, and have the gay audacity to take on any task.

Bailey Connor as Defendant Daisy Levi, Chorus Girl #4

A Savannah native, Bailey began performing at a young age in and around the Savannah area. Once she graduated from high school, her passion for performing drove her to enroll as a student at Sarah Lawrence College in New York where she graduated with a Bachelors of Arts. While in college, Bailey also studied at the British American Drama Academy in London. Recent credits include Christmas in Mistletoe Falls 2 (Mayor Joy Tudaworlt), Grease (Jan), and Hairspray (Tracy Turnblad). Bailey is ecstatic to perform with the incredibly talented artists and the amazing crew of The Savannah Cabaret!

Hannah Dodson as Bailiff Marsha Law, Chorus Girl #3

Hannah Dodson is a local vocalist, actress, and owner of Itsy Bitsy Princess Parties. You can also catch her as her drag alter ego, Mighta Chondra with Club One Cabaret. As a long time member of the Savannah Cabaret, Hannah is so thankful to continue to perform on the Club One stage with this crew! Some of her most recent credits include Rocky Horror Show Live! (Janet, Magenta, Columbia), Grease (The Savannah Theatre), Elf: The Musical (The Savannah Theatre), and too many Savannah Cabaret productions to count!

Rick Garman as Actor Nathan Brice, Choregrapher Harold Hamilton

Rick trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts then went on one audition and said, “nope.” He is much more at home behind the computer than in the spotlight and asks that you all be kind at this departure from his comfort zone.

Ethan Goble as ADA Willie Proveitt, Chorus Boy, Protestor #3

Ethan is so excited to be back performing with the Savannah Cabaret. He recently earned his BA in theatre from Georgia Southern University. Some of his recent acting credits include Eurydice (GSU), Rocky Horror Show Live (Bay Street Theatre), Young Frankenstein (Savannah Cabaret), and various other shows with the Savannah Cabaret. In addition to acting, he has also contributed his technical skills to Master Class (Collective Face) and Spitfire Grill (Savannah Repertory Theatre) among others. When he’s not working on shows, Ethan can be found performing as a DJ at Club One.

Gwen Leahy as Assistant Rose Doolittle, Broadway Star Hattie LaTone, Reporter #4, Chorus Girl #1

Gwen Leahy is thrilled to be carrying on the now long-standing Savannah Cabaret tradition of playing “all of the extras” (see also: the rest of the “Christmas in Mistletoe Falls” series and the “Murdered By” series). Gwen Leahy has been in almost every single one of Savannah Cabaret’s more than 30 productions, usually on stage but sometimes behind the scenes. They also are a regular participant in The Bay Street Theatre’s yearly production of The Rocky Horror Show LIVE!, with their most recent role being Eddie (shhhhhh!) Gwen is a long-standing advocate for the Savannah theatre and performance community, especially concerning the melting pot of diversity it has become, and wishes to highlight the incredible talent it possesses by way of the hundreds of POC and LGBTQ+ actors who are the backbone of our theatre family; without them, there would be no us.

Luisa Nolasco as Producer Evita Valjean, Usherette Lola Todd, Reporter #1, Chorus Girl #2

Luisa Nolasco – Luisa is delighted to be returning to Savannah Cabaret for another thrilling production. An actor and singer, originally from Brazil. She has been calling Savannah home for the past 10 years. With a B.F.A. in Performing Arts from SCAD. Some of her local credits include: It’s A Wonderful Life (Violet Bick/Joseph), Rocky Horror Show Live (Magenta), Into the Woods (Lucinda), POTUS (Jean), A Gentlemen’s Guide to Love and Murder ( Woman #1), Spelling Bee (William Barfée), Once (Baruska), The Full Monty (Joanne), Dracula (Mina), and The Metromaniacs (Damis). Luisa is also a member of the Samba Savannah Band. She would like to thank the cast and crew for their dedication and friends & family for their endless support.

Sallie Just Sallie as Judge Judy Gavelstein, Chorus Girl #5

Sallie Just Sallie is ‘strong like an ox, and built like a box!’ Savannah’s sugar-coated charlatan, she’s been a steadfast performer here in Savannah since 2017. After returning home from a stint in Orlando, she landed swiftly at Club One Jefferson, where she quickly became a cast member. She describes herself as ‘Big, Black, and Broadway;’ Sallie’s aesthetic lives at the intersection of glamour, theater, and chaos. Her accolades are constantly building, having snatched the title of Star Search Winner 2018, Connect Savannah’s Best Local Drag Queen 2022, and even Miss Savannah Pride 2022. In 2023, she was revealed as the local headliner of the Hostess City Hoedown Festival here in Savannah. She also is heavily involved in the local theater scene, as one of the staple cast members of the Savannah Cabaret!

The Creative Team and Crew

Written & Directed by Rick Garman

Rick Garman grew up in Iowa but moved to Los Angeles as soon as he was old enough to be sure that his parents couldn’t send a sheriff to bring him back. He studied theater at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and made his writing debut with a stage production 17 Days which was produced in Los Angeles and in small theaters around the country. His second play Mountains won the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Los Angeles Theater Production. Rick has written more than 40 movies for the Hallmark Channel and other networks including Christmas on Cherry Lane with Jonathan Bennett, Catherine Bell, and James Denton; A Shoe Addict’s Christmas starring Candace Cameron Bure, Luke Macfarlane, and Jean Smart; and The Groomsmen: Second Chances which won the GLAAD Media Award in 2025 for Outstanding TV Movie, Cable or Streaming. He currently resides in Savannah and is thrilled to be producing the Savannah Cabaret. His next movie, A Little Park Music, is set to debut on Hallmark Channel in 2026.

Choregraphy: Hannah Dodson

Set Design: Travis Harold Coles

Travis Coles has been involved in theatre in Savannah for over 18 years. As Executive Producer of the Bay Street Theatre, Travis has been involved with some of Savannah’s most exciting community theatre productions, such as Cabaret, Chicago, Avenue Q, Sweeney Todd, Rocky Horror, and many more. Travis was also a member of the Collective Face Theatre Ensemble, performing in Gatsby, Calendar Girls, Big Love, and Jesus Christ Superstar, among others. Travis loves being a Savannah Cabaret regular, and has enjoyed directing and performing in a variety of productions with Sav Cab. When not managing Club One or serving on the Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Planning Commission, Travis enjoys helping people buy or sell property as an agent with Keller Williams Realty. In his free time Coles enjoys sleeping. What Coles wants most is to be Rick Garman when he grows up. Enjoy the show!

Sound Operator: Cami Nicole Hall

Cami Nicole Hall (she/her) was raised in rural Indiana and has been a musical theatre nerd since birth (just ask her mom). As a member of The Savannah Cabaret for the last four years, you may recognize her from the reprising role of Ginger in The Time Traveling Drag Queens series, roller skating in Murdered by Disco, or that epic air drum solo in Murdered by Horror. This Hoosier has been in the peach state for over a decade: paralegal lead by day, sound engineer and actor by night. When Cami isn’t on- or backstage, you can find her watching wild birds with her wife and taking too many pictures of their dogs.

Lighting Design and Operation: Toria Nicole Shaw

Toria is a Savannah native with a love of theatre. If you’re lucky, you can catch her onstage, othertimes she shining a light on the show.

Spotlight Operator: Lukas Evans

Lukas Evans is a Savannah, Georgia native who has spent the last three years happily hiding behind the scenes with local theater companies. They usually work with lights and stage handling, but this show marks their brave first adventure on the sound board. Past credits include The Rocky Horror Picture Show (Live), Young Frankenstein, and A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder with groups such as Savannah Cabaret and Bay Street Theatre. When not making things light up (or hopefully sound right), they’re excited to keep learning and supporting Savannah’s theater scene.

Photographer: Travis Spangenburg

Travis Spangenburg (Photographer) is thrilled to shoot his 7th show with Savannah Cabaret. A lifelong fan of Mel Brooks, he’s excited to get YOU excited with photos of this wonderful cast. Follow @travis.spange.photo for shots of theatre, drag, princesses, and more!

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February 19-22, 2026 – The People vs. Broadway Digital Program

Thank You to our Sponsors!

Thank you to Kelly French!

Cast (in Order of Appearance)

Luisa Nolasco

Molly Alexander

Trey Coles

Gwen Leahy

Sallie Just Sallie

Hannah Dodson

Ethan Goble

Nicole Borysowicz

Bailey Connor

Rick Garman

Written and Directed by

Rick Garman

Choreography

Hannah Dodson

Sound Operation

Cami Nicole Hall

Lighting Design & Operation

Toria Nicole Shaw

Spotlight

Lukas Evans

Set Design & Construction

Travis Harold Coles

Photographer

Travis Spangenburg

Videographer

Chris Stanley

Join us for the FREE “Killer Cabaret” After Party

Our Cocktails Are So Good They Should Be Illegal!

Songs

Act 1

Act 2

The Cast (in alphabetical order)

Molly Alexander as Detective Tevye Javert, Usher Sweeney Bowles, Reporter #2, Chorus Boy, Protestor #1

Nicole Borysowicz as Attorney Sue Diligence, Chorus Girl #6

Trey Coles as Composer Bobby Hart, Director Alexander Higgins, Reporter #3, Chorus Boy, Protestor #2

Bailey Connor as Defendant Daisy Levi, Chorus Girl #4

Hannah Dodson as Bailiff Marsha Law, Chorus Girl #3

Rick Garman as Actor Nathan Brice, Choregrapher Harold Hamilton

Ethan Goble as ADA Willie Proveitt, Chorus Boy, Protestor #3

Gwen Leahy as Assistant Rose Doolittle, Broadway Star Hattie LaTone, Reporter #4, Chorus Girl #1

Luisa Nolasco as Producer Evita Valjean, Usherette Lola Todd, Reporter #1, Chorus Girl #2

Sallie Just Sallie as Judge Judy Gavelstein, Chorus Girl #5

The Creative Team and Crew

Written & Directed by Rick Garman

Choregraphy: Hannah Dodson

Set Design: Travis Harold Coles

Sound Operator: Cami Nicole Hall

Lighting Design and Operation: Toria Nicole Shaw

Spotlight Operator: Lukas Evans

Photographer: Travis Spangenburg

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