A Little Night Music Cast

Keith Broughton is thrilled to do his first Sondheim show with VLOG! Previous roles: The Baker’s Wife (Marquis), Titanic (Etches), Ruddigore (Sir Despard), Gentleman’s Guide… (Man 1), and On the 20th Century (Conductor). NYC credits include the Gallery Players productions of Drood (Throttle) and Hair (Hubert) and five seasons with the Victor Herbert Renaissance Project Live! Regional credits include Peter Pan (Hook), Into the Woods (The Baker), and The Wizard of Oz (Wizard). Originally from Northern CA, Keith received his MFA from Brooklyn College.

Robin Sorenson Wolinski is delighted to return to the VLOG stage. Her previous VLOG roles include Yvonne in Sunday in the Park with George, April in Company, Carrie Pipperidge in Carousel, Buttercup in Starship Pinafore, and Peep-Bo in The Mikado. She would like thank her husband and family for their love and support.

Kathleen Raab is elated to be in ALNM with this incredible cast and creative team! She most recently portrayed Hope Cladwell in Urinetown with The Secret Theatre and Jill in Babes in Toyland with the Victor Herbert Renaissance Project. You may have also heard her caroling around town with the Yuletide Carolers. She is the Digital Content Coordinator for SPCA International, a VLOG Board Member, and a proud dog mom to Oliver Philip the 1st. She holds a Master’s degree in Music from New York University and a Bachelor’s degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music. Kathleen will also compete for Miss New York USA this summer. Instagram: @kathleen_raab.

Cody Ruegger (Henrik, he/him) is returning to VLOG for his fourth production, and he is dreadfully nervous about it. After all, this show is hardly suitable for the eyes and ears of any pleasant company. It delves into such Godless topics as societal cynicism, the abandonment of holy matrimony, and the French. There may even be - I beg your pardon - kissing. I must insist in the name of our Lord and Savior that you avert your gaze for those parts, and, for that matter, from any parts that may be revealed to you during tonight's affair. Cody's prior credits include vile blasphemers Cain and Japheth (Children of Eden), the lucky-but-French Charles Darnay (A Tale of Two Cities), divorced philanderer Aaron Fox (Curtains), hymn leader Wallace Hartley (Titanic), and a man, numbered between one and three, who heroically resisted the snare of romance and accepted his place by the Lord's side (Songs for a New World). To my family: pray for me.

A simply divine singer and actress who never fails to stun,” (Cape Cod Times), Maggie Langhorne is a true “crossover” artist whose experience ranges from comic operetta to Shakespeare. Maggie's favorite recent credits include Miss Adelaide in Guys and Dolls with Ohio Light Opera, Mabel in The Pirates of Penzance with Blue Hill Troupe, Hero in Much Ado About Nothing with Scenic City Shakespeare, and Denise in The Baker's Wife with VLOG. Originally from Santa Barbara, CA, Maggie went on to receive her BM from Oberlin Conservatory and worked with The College Light Opera Company throughout her collegiate years. Currently, Maggie is an Artistic Associate and Educational Artist with Royal Family Productions. This summer she will be returning to the Ohio Light Opera as a Resident Artist and Assistant Director. When not performing, Maggie loves teaching and collaborating with other actors and singers! Her favorite pastimes include overanalyzing books and media, petting all the dogs, and spending time with her wonderful husband Mark and their bearded dragon.

Patty Shay (Madame) is thrilled to be playing another Sondheim old bat! She has been a VLOGger since 1978 and is a Life Member. She spent many years in the chorus then got old enough to be cast as Belle Carroca, Eulalie Shinn, Mrs. Mullen & Old Lady in "Sunday". Very happy to share the stage with such talent & thrilled to be working with her favorite Maestro! Welcome to VLOG, Rick, you're terrific!

Sarah Means is a NYC-based performer, film editor, and producer, whose credits include With Your Little Claws (The Tank), What Feels to My Heart (The Brick), Valiant Dust (SXRVXVE Arts), Iolanthe (VLOG) and Pirates of Penzance (Blue Hill Troupe). She also produced a short film that's about to enter the festival circuit and highly recommends you check it out at divineinterventionseries.com. If today is May 18, wish her a happy birthday :)

Tyler is absolutely thrilled to take on his dream role of Count Carl-Magnus in his first Sondheim—and to share the stage with his real-life wife, Laura, as his onstage wife, Charlotte. Recently seen as Claude in VLOG’s The Baker’s Wife, Tyler’s favorite past roles include Sir Roderic in Ruddigore at the International G&S Festival (where he was nominated for Best Male Voice) and the Pirate King in The Pirates of Penzance with the Blue Hill Troupe. Cherished non-classical credits include The Beast in a staged production of Over the Garden Wall and the Abominable Showman in Ted Baker’s holiday marketing campaign. Beyond the stage, Tyler explores the intersection of technology and theater, painting virtual reality renditions of theatrical spaces and bringing creative visions to life in new media. Learn more about his work at btylerparker.com. Tyler is deeply grateful for the love and support of his wife, Laura, their daughter, Aurora, and the family and friends who make his theatrical pursuits possible. He dedicates this performance to the memory of his father, Ross Parker—a playwright who first introduced him to the music of Sondheim.

Laura Kroh is delighted to be portraying Charlotte opposite her real-life husband! Last seen on Broadway in Wicked (the Wicked Witch of the Northeast), Titanic the Musical (Rose DeWitt Bukater), and the title role in Spamalot (Spam), Laura is thrilled to be returning to her first love, wry wit and sarcastic remarks. Outside of performing, Laura enjoys seeing how much stuff she can fit in her suitcase and not being killed by plants/mushrooms that she finds on the ground. Love to Tyler and Aurora!

Eric Grant (Frid) is delighted to be returning to the stage once more with the Village Light Opera Group (VLOG) in A Little Night Music. Based in Brooklyn, he studies acting at The Barrow Group here in the city and has most recently appeared on stage in Girl All The Bad Guys Want (Jude), a new original musical, A Dream in 303 (Valentino), a new play, and VLOG’s production of The Baker’s Wife (Barnaby) this past Fall.

Lauren Christine Cupples (Mrs. Nordstrom) is excited to return to the VLOG stage after appearing as Teacher in the fall production of “The Baker’s Wife.” She was most recently seen as Lisa in Blue Hill Troupe’s spring production of “The Grand Duke.” Last year, she portrayed Josephine in the Blue Hill Troupe’s 100th anniversary production of HMS Pinafore, a role she will be reprising this summer in Buxton, UK as part of the International G&S Festival. Other favorite credits include Narrator in Joseph…Dreamcoat, Edith in Pirates of Penzance, Rosa in Drood, and Hope Cladwell in Urinetown. She was a 2019 finalist in the Don’t Tell Mama’s summer cabaret competition, and she won the 2023 International G&S Festival Award for Best Female Voice for her portrayal of Rose Maybud in Ruddigore. Visit her online at www.laurencupples.com.

Lauren Landman (Mrs. Anderssen/Dance Captain) is thrilled to be in her second VLOG show after playing Simone in The Baker’s Wife last November. Most recently, Lauren played Antonia in Mathews Entertainment’s Man of La Mancha; other credits include My Heart In A Suitcase (Anne; National Tour), Grease (Sandy), The Music Man (Marian), Bonnie & Clyde (Blanche), Fiddler on the Roof (Hodel), Love’s Labour’s Lost (Rosaline), Carrie (Chris), Dames at Sea (Mona), The Violet Hour (Rosamund), Bad Jews (Daphna), The Wild Party (Kate), Spelling Bee (Logainne), and The Diary of Anne Frank (Margot). Lauren's training includes the Stella Adler Studio of Acting and the Stratford Festival of Canada’s Shakespeare School. Love to her family, friends, and the A Little Night Music cast and creative team. laurenlandman.com

This is Luke's second show with VLOG. Luke received his bachelor's degree at the Manhattan School of Music in 2017, where he studied voice with Catherine Malfitano. Some past performances include Enjolras in Les Miserables, Henrik in A Little Night Music, The Wolf/Cinderella’s Prince in Into the Woods, Orin Scrivello DDS in Little Shop of Horrors, Harold Hill in Music Man, Pirelli in Sweeney Todd, and Enoch Snow in Carousel. Luke has sung for charity events such as the Breast Health Project, Relay For Life, and KHUM radio’s annual Stop the Violence Campaign. In 2021, Luke was a semifinalist in Kurt Weill Foundation’s Lotte Lenya Competition. Looking towards the future, Luke has ambitions to write and star in his own Broadway musical. Follow him on Instagram @luke_tenor

Charlotte Detrick (Mrs. Segstrom) has many illustrious credits to her name, including dancing in a video for MTV (remember MTV?) for a song that never became a bit, winning a Lon Chaney look-a-like contest, and placing as a finalist in the Miss Miami Beauty Contest (the same year as the Lon Chaney contest). Other credits include eighteen years singing at Lincoln Center with the New York City Opera in many different productions, including two while six months pregnant, thanks to an expanding kimono. Charlotte counts as her greatest contribution to the musical world her composer son Zachary, a Juilliard grad whose composition "Puck's Fantasy" was commissioned for and performed by the NY Philharmonic while he was still only fifteen.

Jordan is a recent graduate of Harvard College, where he graduated with an Honors B.A in English. He participated in many shows with the Harvard Radcliffe Dramatic Club, including Balaga in Great Comet of 1812, Mark Antony in Julius Caesar, Lord Chancellor in Iolanthe, and The voice of Audrey II in Little Shop of Horrors. A classically-trained singer, he sang with the Harvard Glee Club, Harvard University Choir, and Harvard College Opera, including Cascada in The Merry Widow. In 2023 He made his European debut as Bartolo in Le Nozze di Figaro with Prague Summer Nights in the historic Estates theater in Prague. Recently moving back to NYC, this past Fall he played Pierre in the Village Light Opera Group’s production of The Baker’s Wife, and was most recently a Priest/Apostle in Utopia Opera’s production of Jesus Christ Superstar. When he’s not singing and acting, Jordan is an avid creative writer and a diehard Knicks, Jets, and Mets fan. He’s thrilled to be back with VLOG and absolutely adores this show!