Bob has been singing on stage since Junior High at stunt nights and high school in Broadway musicals Brigadoon, The King and I and Oklahoma. He cantored and sang with several church choirs and with local choral groups as he moved around north central and north west Ohio, and was the lead singer with The KeyTones a barbershop quartet. Since coming to Florida, he joined the Village Voices and was a charter member of the Brothers In Song men’s glee club and the Pops chorus. Bob cantors at St. Timothy church, and has appeared with many different performing groups in the villages as well as The Melon Patch Theater in Leesburg. Pared with Shirley Martin as “Just The 2 Of Us” he entertained for social groups here in the Villages. He has appeared as Cornelius in Hello Dolly, Richard Henry Lee in 1776, Mr Bascombe in Carousel, Angus MacGuffie in Brigadoon, Charey Cowell in Music Man, David in Company, Eugene Fodor in Crazy For You, Benny Southstreet in Guys and Dolls, Dr Dreyfuss in Promises Promises, and Vittorio Vidal in Sweet Charity and in last fall’s production of Sweeney Todd.  This spring Bob appeared in VMT’s production of South Pacific.

Tim grew up in the theater playing his first role in Teahouse of the August Moon at the tender age of 11. Educated at Temple University, he studied as a Theater/ Television major, which led to a 25+year career in corporate television before focusing on technology during the later part of his career. At his prior home in Medford Lakes, New Jersey, Tim performed leads in Deathtrap, as well as Dracula and did some directing. Then he took a 20+ year hiatus from theater to focus on public service, becoming a Councilman and ultimately serving as Mayor.  Since retiring to The Villages, Tim has appeared in Company and in KC Productions of Les Miserables, as the Padre in Man of La Mancha, Nicely-Nicely Johnson in Guys and Dolls, Pontius Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar, Juan Peron in EVITA and played two roles in Sweeney Todd – Judge Turpin and Adolfo Pirelli and most recently appeared as Alfred Doolittle in My Fair Lady.  Tim also directed KC Productions’s Young Frankenstein and appeared as the Hermit.  Next spring Tim will bee starring as Max Bialystock in The Producers with VMT.

Bob has been singing professionally since age 11 in the St. John’s Episcopal Church Boys Choir. He has enjoyed vocal performances and theatrical venues such as the Penn State Summer Theater Festival, Penn State Glee Club[President], Nevada Casinos, Jacob Javits Conference Center, The White House, The Plaza Hotel, lead singer in the musical group “Signature” and off Broadway Regional stages along the East Coast. Favorite roles include The Baker in Into The Woods, El Gallo in The Fantasticks, Captain Corcoran in HMS Pinafore, Albert in Bye Bye Birdie, Daddy Warbucks in Annie and Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music.  He also loved the parts of Sparky in Forever Plaid and Linus in You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown which to his delightful surprise as a senior citizen was able to reprise 40 years later for KC Productions and The Villages Musical Theater. Other Villager roles include Chuck Baxter in Promises Promises [Broadway Bound Players], Vernon Gersch in They’re Playing Our Song [VMT], Harry in Company [VMT], Father Virgil in Nuncrackers [Smash Productions] and in Spring 2020 Leo Bloom in VMT’s The Producers.  Bob has been thrilled to take his performance experience and bring his love of acting, singing and dancing as Director to Smash Productions successful run of Nunsense, Nuncrackers and the December 2019 production of Nunset Boulevard.

Dan is a professionally staged trained NY actor, having performed roles in numerous stage productions in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area, Arizona and Los Angeles. several major theatrical films, TV series, including Monk and The Sopranos, and has appeared in productions throughout Central Florida, as the title character in Lombardi and as Shelley Levine in Glengarry Glen Ross, at The Bay Street Players, and has performed at The Melon Patch in Leesburg, Greater Orlando Actors Theater, and The Villages Theater Company where Dan performed the role of Judge Heywood in Judgement at Nuremburg, and as Spencer Tracy in the one person play Tracy.  Dan also appeared in last falls production of Sweeney Todd as Fogg and the bird seller and most recently as Col. Pickering in My Fair Lady.

A production of “1776” was the first show that Sue worked on back in 1976. This show helped to give her the theater “bug”, and she has been in love with musical theater ever since. Her most recent stage roles in The Villages include Helene in Sweet Charity, Mary in Jesus Christ Superstar, Polly in Crazy for You, Marta in Company and Fantine in Les Miserables. Sue is also known for her dancing and choreography. Her most theater choreography in The Villages includes Sweet Charity, Company, Les Miserables, Cabaret, White Christmas, and Chicago. She is the artistic director for Dance Fusion and Dance Synergy in The Villages.  Sue has also been seen in many variety shows since moving here, including her Dueling Divas series, Divas vs. Divos series, and her Songs for the Soul series coming up in June.

Before arriving at The Villages, BJ was an active participant in many aspects of the theater both on and off stage. Currently, she is an active member of The Village Theater Company, The Villages Musical Theater, Musical in Concert Dinner Theater, The Villages Pops Chorus and is a featured singer for The Villages Pops Folk Singers. She has appeared as the Narrator in “Judgement at Nuremberg,” Jenny in “Company,” Chorus in “Crazy For You,” Rosemary in “How To Succeed in Business,” and has performed in various other musical venues throughout The Villages. She is a member of a newly formed female harmony trio in The Villages, The LaLiPops, who perform popular tunes of the late 1940’s, 1950’s, 1960’s and beyond for clubs and various social organizations. Special thanks to Tim and KC Productions for casting her in the role of Martha Jefferson!

Upon arriving in the Villages in 2002, other that Senior Games competition in swimming and track and field, John discovered a passion for musical theater. His most recent roles include Nathan Detroit in Guys & Dolls, Harold Hill in Music Man, Billy Bigelow in Carousel, Will Parker in Oklahoma, J. Pierrepont Finch in How to Succeed, Frank Butler in Annie Get Your Gun plus principal rolls in Anything Goes, Pajama Game, 42nd Street, Chorus Line, White Christmas among others. John sings in the Villages Swing Band, Brothers in Song, the Villages Pops Chorus, Village Voices, and is a part of North Lake Presbyterian Church’s Chancel and Handbell Choirs. He plays baritone horn in the Concert Band, violin in the Villages Pops Orchestra and is involved in numerous benefit shows and concerts.

Sam’s early theatrical experience began with the works of Gilbert and Sullivan in off-Broadway venues, and many rewarding experiences in community theater.  He has been seen most recently as Igor in Young Frankenstein, Sancho Panza in Man of La Mancha, Thenardier in Les Miserables, Laser Wolff in Fiddler On The Roof, Smee in Peter Pan, The Governor of Texas in The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas, Andrew Carnes in Oklahoma, Dr. Einstein in Arsenic And Old Lace, Mr. Bumble in Oliver, and the Sultan in Aladdin among many others. He has been active in all phases of the theater including acting, directing, stage managing, lighting design, and helping extensively with costuming, set design / construction, sound, promotion, and publicity.