Hatchford Hotel
A New Vermont Musical
Werechickens are real. And they are frickin’ unpleasant!
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Just ask Warren Elmore. He and his wife Sunny are just trying to run their hotel in rural Vermont, but a corrupt bank manager has them scrambling to keep their quaint bed and breakfast open. The plot chickens when Warren is transformed into, you guessed it, a werechicken! With Warren and Sunny (literally) walking on eggshells, can the hotel guests — a dutiful game warden, a plucky couple from big-city Burlington, and a lumberjill with a medical degree — help save the Hatchford Hotel?
With riveting songs and endearing characters, this Vermont-based musical will have audiences clucking with laughter!
Book and lyrics by Adam Rabin & Greg Skillman
Music by Adam Rabin
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Our amazing cast and crew:
Isaac Besso as Warren Elmore
Kitana Hudgens as Sunny Elmore
Bee Hershorin as Fletcher Fairlee
Maria Muller as Sharon
Carly Bennett as Georgia
Ellis Doktorski as Chester
Jenna Raynoha as Dr. Addison Wallingford
Jessica DeMink-Carthew as Chelsea
Kate Jarvis as Clarendon
Wiley Delisa as Charlotte
Ensemble: Donald Zwyer, Ted Assur, KariAnn Assur, Beth DuRona and Corrine Mertz
Director: Jonah Hagans
Musical Director: Adam Rabin
Choreographer: KariAnn Assur
Producers: Jennifer Boucher Albers & Anne Groom
Stage Manager: Jane Lindsley
Assistant Stage Manager: Ann Naumann
Set Construction Manager: Tom Zoller
Set Designer: Kayla Gohm Webster
Marketing & Publicity: Jennifer Boucher Albers
Creature Costumer: Kayla Gohm Webster
Human Costumer: Carly Bennett
Props Manager: Barry Bolio
Lighting: Larry Miller & Shana Mickel
Sound Designer/Operator: Jeff Loiter
Songwriter and musician Adam Rabin has performed with progressive rock band Elephants of Scotland at festivals and shows in the US, Canada, and Great Britain. Adam’s theater work includes lyrics and music for New York City and Hollywood, Florida productions of The Piano That Jack Filled, Wilder & Wilder, and Prince Trevor Amongst The Elephants.
Greg Skillman studied theater and literature at Warren Wilson College, where he directed The Zoo Story and was an active member of the Swannanoa Free Theater. Outside of the rehearsal room, he played guitar and bass in several bands—many alongside longtime collaborator and friend Adam—exploring everything from garage rock to prog rock. Whether onstage or on a stage of a different sort, Greg brings the same curiosity, edge, and creative chaos to every project he touches.