Here You Come Again Cast & Creative Team

TRICIA PAOLUCCIO (Dolly Parton, Co-Author) Born and raised on a beautiful almond farm in Modesto, CA, Tricia Paoluccio had dreams of following in the musical footsteps of her lifelong inspiration, Dolly Parton. Her NY Broadway credits include: Fiddler on the Roof, The Green Bird and A View from the Bridge. A sampling of her varied Off-B’way credits include: Edward Albee’s The Lady From Dubuque, Cressida in Troilus and Cressida directed by Sir Peter Hall with Theatre for a New Audience and the comedy Debbie Does Dallas. Television includes a recurring role on the tv series Saint X, currently streaming on Hulu, Homeland, Bull, Chicago Med, The Affair, L&O, SVU, Blue Bloods and numerous others. Film includes the upcoming Portrait of a Young Man. Tricia (@triciapaoluccio) is also a celebrated visual artist who has elevated the art of pressed flowers into high design. You can learn more about her art and brand on Instagram through @domainoftheflowerings.

MATTHEW RISCH (Kevin) has most recently been seen in Hulu’s Saint X. Other recurring television credits include Modern Family, How To Get Away with Murder, Bonding, Looking, Switched at Birth, Tales of The City, and Younger, among others. He co-starred in the independent film Test and was featured in Sex and the City 2. His Broadway credits include Joey Evans in the last revival of Pal Joey, Carlos in the original company of Legally Blonde, Trip Wyeth in Other Desert Cities, and he was featured in Chicago the Musical. Other theatre credits include Sky in Barrington Stage’s Guys and Dolls and Zach in Signature Theatre’s A Chorus Line. Love to JR.

BRUCE VILANCH (Book) is delighted to be back working at The Terris Theatre. He was last here as the writer of A Sign of the Times, also directed by Gabriel Barre. Bruce is a multiple Emmy winner, some of them for a couple of the 25 Oscar telecasts he has written. He was a Hollywood Square for six years, just to the left of Whoopi, if that's possible. And, he toured America and played Broadway as Edna Turnblad, Baltimore housewife, in Hairspray. Among his non-Emmy winning TV shows was Dolly, a big Sunday night variety show in the 80s that just didn't' make it. Somehow he, and Dolly, survived. And here they come again.

GABRIEL BARRE (Director, Choreographer & Co-Author) [he/him] is an internationally-acclaimed director who directed Amazing Grace on Broadway.  Gabe also recently directed a new version of Frank Wildhorn’s Wonderland, which he is now a co-author of, at the Tuacahn Theatre in St. George, Utah. Off-Broadway credits include the original productions of The Wild Party (by Andrew Lippa), Summer of ’42, john & jen and Almost, Maine. National Tours include Amazing Grace, Pippin and Cinderella. Regional theater credits include A Sign of the Times at The Delaware Theatre Company, the original productions of Memphis, as well as revivals of Billy Elliot, Sweeney Todd, Finian’s Rainbow and many new musicals at Goodspeed Musicals in CT.  Among the many countries he has directed productions in are: China (recent production Sound of the Silk Road), Mexico (Mexican premiere of Billy Elliot), Japan (Japanese co-ed premiere of The Scarlet Pimpernel), Korea (world premiere of the new musical, Tears of Heaven), Germany, and numerous shows in the Czech Republic (including, Carmen, Jesus Christ Superstar and the new Czech musical, Holmes, The Legend). As an actor, he has been nominated for a Tony Award as Best Actor in a Musical. Gabe is also busy preparing to direct the world premiere of the exciting new musical, Reunion, by Frank Wildhorn and Rinne Groff about the reunion of a fictitious band from the Laurel Canyon era.

EUGENE GWOZDZ (Music Director & Orchestrator) is from Fort Worth, Texas. Eugene is Music Director/Arranger for the American Dance Machine 21. Musical Director/Arranger/Orchestrator: Chita Rivera Dance Awards; the Jerome Robbins’ Broadway 30th Anniversary Concert at the Guggenheim; Our Guy, CY, with Tony Award winners Randy Graff, Cady Huffman, and Lillias White; The Jerome Robbins Awards honoring Chita Rivera, Harold Prince, and Stephen Sondheim. Broadway: The Full Monty, Oklahoma!. Off-Broadway: Spamilton. National tours: Sunset Boulevard, Swing. Music Director/Pianist for Anika Noni Rose, Donna McKechnie, Cady Huffman, Will Chase, Mandy Gonzalez, Major Attaway, Rachel York, Anthony Nunziata, and Nicole Vanessa Ortiz. He has worked with many Broadway stars including Audra McDonald, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Chita Rivera, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Renee Goldsberry, Leslie Odom Jr., Billy Porter, Tituss Burgess, Shirley Jones, Betty Buckley, Kelli O’Hara, Norm Lewis, Megan Hilty, Kristin Chenoweth, Laura Benanti, Melissa Errico, Karen Ziemba, LaChanze…to name a few.

ANNA LOUIZOS (Scenic Designer) A 3-time Tony Award nominee, set designs for Broadway include School of Rock (sets and costumes), In the Heights, Avenue Q, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Holiday Inn, Honeymoon in Vegas, Dames at Sea, It Shoulda Been You, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, High Fidelity, Curtains, The Performers, among others. Previous Goodspeed productions: Me and My Girl, Holiday Inn, Emmet Otter's Jugband Christmas, Radio Girl, LMNOP. Many productions across the US, internationally and off-Broadway including Roundabout, Second Stage, MTC, Public Theatre, Guthrie, Asolo Rep, Alliance, Papermill Playhouse, TUTS, Alley among others; West Side Story for Tokyo’s unique 360 Stage Around in 2019, a space in which the audience is completely surrounded by scenery, as well as a new world tour of West Side Story. Founder of Broadway Design Exchange, an online marketplace for theatrical treasures. broadwaydesignexchange.com

BOBBY PEARCE (Costume Designer) Stage: Broadway’s Taboo (Tony Award and Outer Critics Circle Award nominations); Children of Eden (Kennedy Center); Really Rosie (Bucks County); Ritual Cyclical (Lincoln Center); Summer Of Love (Ogunquit); Falling For Eve (York Theatre); The Marvelous Wonderettes (NYC, Albany, Cincinnati, Long Beach, San Jose, and Sacramento); Signed, Sealed, Delivered (Las Vegas); The Syringa Tree (New York/London); Red Dog Howls (El Portal/LA); L’incoronazione de Poppea (Wolf Trap Opera); and Chita Rivera’s Tour Chita & All That Jazz. Television: The Rosie O’Donnell Show, Rosie Live, The Rosie Show and The Big Gay Sketch Show. Film: Let It Snow starring Bernadette Peters. He’s designed for Liza Minnelli, Gwen Verdon, Madeline Kahn, Elizabeth Ashley, Glenn Close, Marla Maples, and International Skating Champions Maia and Alex Shibutani and Evan Bates (2014 Olympics). www.bobbypearce.com

ALYSSANDRA DOCHERTY (Lighting Designer) [she/her] is a Philadelphia-based lighting designer originally from Vernon, NJ. After graduating from DeSales University, she continued her training as an apprentice at Goodspeed Musicals in the 2010 season. She went on to spend five seasons as the Lighting Supervisor at Philadelphia Theatre Company. Aly has toured internationally with Koresh Dance Company and BalletX to stages in Belarus, Mexico, Bermuda, Serbia, Italy, and all across the USA. Recent credits include: Man of La Mancha (Delaware Theatre Company), The Play That Goes Wrong (1812 Productions), Carmen Suite (Philadelphia Orchestra with Brian Sanders’ JUNK), Winter Series at The Wilma (BalletX), Plaid Tidings (Delaware Theatre Company), The 39 Steps (Virginia Stage Company). She has also designed for Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Hattiloo Theatre, and Florida Repertory Theatre, among others. Her designs have been recognized with Barrymore and Ostrander Award nominations in Philadelphia and Memphis respectively.  www.alyssandradocherty.com

MARK VALENZUELA (Sound Designer) is a freelance sound designer and audio engineer for the performing arts, based in Philadelphia since 2005. Regional theatre credits, in Philly and beyond, include: Theatre Exile, Pig Iron Theatre Company, Lantern Theatre Company, 11th Hour Theatre Company, Theatre Horizon, 1812 Productions, Delaware Theatre Company, InterAct Theatre Company, Act II Playhouse, Playmaker’s Repertory Company (Chapel Hill, NC), Milwaukee Repertory Theatre (Milwaukee WI), Vail Dance Festival (Vail, CO), Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Scotland), University of the Arts, and Villanova, Temple, Drexel and Arcadia Universities. Mark grew up in Louisville, KY, and has a BA in English and Theatre from Georgetown University.

BOBBY ZLOTNIK (Hair & Wig Design) Off-Broadway: Emojiland (Drama Desk Nom.), Fairycakes, Mornings At Seven, The Book of Merman, Drop Dead Perfect, Disenchanted, Forbidden Broadway, Bed Bugs!!!, and many more. National Tours: On Your Feet, Emojiland, Cocomelon LIVE. PCPA: Pride and Prejudice, Hairspray, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, My Fairytale, Caroline or Change. The Lex: The Little Mermaid, Newsies, Music Man. Gulfshore Playhouse: Barefoot In The Park, Steel Magnolias, The 39 Steps. Park Playhouse: Matilda, Ain’t Misbehavin’. Penguin Rep: The Virtuous Life of Joseph Andrews, Souvenir. Syracuse Stage: Tender Rain, Our Town. Tuacahn: Wonderland. Bucks County Playhouse: Evita. PCLO: Godspell. Hangar Theatre: Kinky Boots. Theatre By The Sea: Love And Other Fables. 

BRIAN STRUMWASSER (Make Up Designer) is a New York based visual artist who also works in film, print, and Broadway as makeup artist and hair stylist. He has worked with some of the most celebrated people in the entertainment industry. Previous Shows: Once Upon A One More Time, Ain’t No Mo, Tootsie, The Lehman Trilogy, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, and many more. www.BrianStrumwasser.com @BrianStrumwasser 

MICHAEL MISKO (Magic Consultant) With nearly 30 years of experience in magic and theatre, Michael is glad to put his two areas of expertise to good use. Chosen as the original magician to create the role of the “Magic Maker” in the World Premiere of Stephen Schwartz’s Magic to Do, under the direction of Gabriel Barre, Michael is happy to once again collaborate with Gabe on this production. Michael currently performs magic for large corporations and private functions, as well as on cruise ships. Other consulting and design credits: Godspell (dir. Gabriel Barre), Cabaret, Pippin, The Apple Tree, Shrek, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Disney’s Mary Poppins, The Pillowman. miskomagic.com

CHRIS ZACCARDI (Production Supervisor) is thrilled to reopen The Terris Theatre after our brief intermission. Goodspeed: Double Trouble, They All Laughed, A Little Night Music, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, All Shook Up, Pippin, The 60’s Project, Radio Girl, Band Geeks, Snapshots, My Paris, A Sign of the Times and Hi, My Name Is Ben. Broadway: Hello, Dolly!; Noises Off; Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; The Anarchist; One Man, Two Guvnors; Hair; In the Heights; 9 to 5; Wicked; Lestat; All Shook Up. Many Regional/Off Broadway, former Marine, head of the Stage Management program at Pace University. Much love to Niall and Monty.

ABIGAIL ZACCARI (Production Stage Manager) is so thrilled to be making her debut at Goodspeed. Most recently, she was working as the Production Manager for The Twenty-Sided Tavern at the Broadway Playhouse in Chicago, IL.  Broadway Credits include Paradise Square. Off-Broadway Credits include ¡Americano!, A Turtle On A Fencepost. Regional Credits include The Nutty Professor at Ogunquit Playhouse; A Christmas Carol: The Musical at WPPAC; Chicago at The Muny in St. Louis, MO. Thank you to Willy, Mom, Dad, and Chris for everything over the years. abigailzaccari.com

MASON FRASHER (Associate Music Director) is a music director currently in his second season of residency at Goodspeed Musicals. His work is featured in the scores and keyboard programming of shows and events throughout the season, as well as at the keyboard for various live performances. His Goodspeed highlights include Cabaret, 42nd Street., and Gypsy. As a freelancer, he has performed with The Marriot Theatre in Lincolnshire, TheatreWorks USA, The Hartt School, The Chicago Workshop of Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol, and the National Tour of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. BS in Vocal Performance at Northwestern University. masonfrasher.com