
Bruce Winant* as Tevye

Mamas singing L to R: Nancy Madden*(Yente), Elisabeth Harrington, Joy Breed, Deborah Del Mastro*(Golde), Carolyn Gregory, Ginnie Menezes, Jeffrie Givens

Golde (Deborah Del Mastro*) listens to Yente (Nancy Madden*) talk about marriage.

Tyler Costin as Perchik meets Bruce Winant* as Tevye

Tevye (Bruce Winant*) celebrates with Lazar Wolfe (Jim Coniglio). In the background, Mordcha, the Innkeeper (Sebastian Romeo)

The celebration at the Inn culminates in a dance number performed by the Jewish villagers and the Russian soldiers.

Tyler Costin as Perchik with Bruce Winant* as Tevye

Motel (Jonathan King) and Tzeitel (Juliet Eichberg) have a traditional wedding under a canopy. The rabbi (Jim Despeaux), right, officiates, while his son Mendel (Oscar Tsukayama) assists with the tray.

The traditional bottle dance is performed for the guests.

The Russian soldiers, acting on orders, cause a "disturbance" at the wedding.

Deborah Del Mastro* as Golde with Bruce Winant* as Tevye

The rabbi (Jim Despeaux) blesses Motel's new sewing machine. Behind him (faces showing) are Avram (John Rinaldi), Fiddler (Spencer Dean), Tzeitel (Juliet Eichberg), Motel (Jonathan King), and Golde (Deborah Del Mastro*)

The rabbi (Jim Despeaux) and his son, Mendel (Oscar Tsukayama)

Curtain call: Oscar Tsukayama
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The show starts with the rousing "Tradition." Notice Bruce Winant* as Tevye at the lower left and Spencer Dean, top, as the Fiddler on the Roof.

Sons singing L to R: Rod Voltaire Edora*, Michael Chiaverini, Coleton Schmitto, Oscar Tsukayama, Andrew Moorhead, Todd Schlader. In back, daughters dancing L to R: Amelia Hart, Joci Kelleher, Kelty Morash, Lina Goggins-Rendón, Sophia DeLucci, Jana Chism.

Chava (Jillian Jameson) and Hodel (Katie Babb*) sing "Matchmaker."

Jonathan King as Motel hears the news from Juliet Eichberg as Tzeitel

Tevye (Bruce Winant*) dances with a Russian soldier (Todd Schlader). In the background, other solders look on, played by Mark Wiesner and James Zimmerman.

Perchik (Tyler Costin) and Hodel (Katie Babb*)

Jonathan King as Motel sings "Wonder of Wonders"

The celebration after the wedding.

Bottle dancers, L to R, Andrew Moorhead, Michael Chiaverini, Oscar Tsukayama, Todd Schlader, Coleton Schmitto, Rod Voltaire Edora*

Perchik (Tyler Costin) sings "Now I Have Everything"

Hodel (Katie Babb*) and Tevye (Bruce Winant*) at the train station.

The constable (Jesse Caldwell*) tells Tevye (Bruce Winant*) that the Jews must leave Anatevka, and Tevye responds angrily.

Farewells. L to R, Fyedka (Andrew Moorhead), Chava (Jillian Jameson), Tevye (Bruce Winant*), Tzeitel (Juliet Eichberg)

Curtain call: Rod Voltaire Edora*
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Papas dancing L to R: Joe Roebuck, Ted Martin, Bruce Conant*, Jim Coniglio, Sebastian Romeo, John Rinaldi, Ron Chism, with the company in the background.

The company sings "Tradition."

Juliet Eichberg as Tzeitel teases Katie Babb* as Hodel

Tevye's family celebrates the Sabbath with guests, L to R, Jonathan King as Motel the Tailor, Bruce Winant* as Tevye, Deborah Del Mastro* as Golde, Juliet Eichberg as Tzeitel, Katie Babb* as Hodel, Jillian Jameson as Chava, Lina Goggins-Rendón as Shprintze, Sophia Delucchi as Bielke, and Tyler Costin as Perchik.

The company performs "Sabbath Prayer"

Hodel (Katie Babb*) and Perchik (Tyler Costin)

Lazar Wolfe's dead wife, Fruma Sara (Elisabeth Harrington), visits Tevye and Golde in a comic dream sequence.

Golde (Deborah Del Mastro*) and Tevye (Bruce Winant*) after Tevye describes his dream

In a break with tradition, men and women dance together at this wedding. Front couple: Motel (Jonathan King) and Tzeitel (Juliet Eichberg). Middle couple: Tevye (Bruce Winant*) and Golde (Deborah Del Mastro*). Back couple: Perchik (Tyler Costin) with Hodel (Katie Babb*)

Bruce Winant* as Tevye before giving his blessing to Perchik and Hodel's marriage (Tyler Costin, Katie Babb*)

Hodel (Katie Babb*) sings "Far From The Home I Love"

Hodel (Katie Babb*) sings "Far From The Home I Love"

Curtain call: Coleton Schmitto

Curtain call: Lina Goggins-Rendón with Sophia Delucchi
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