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from stage to screenSaturday, October 17, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.
Doors open at 3:00 p.m. for ticket pickup. Seating is general admission and available on a first-come, first-served basis and includes balcony seating. Marriott Pavilion at The Culinary Institute of America 1946 Campus Dr, Hyde Park, NY 12538 William Stevens, Conductor Lindsay O’Neil, Guest Soprano Evan Kastafes, Guest Tenor |
About the program
Broadway musicals have a long, successful history of being adapted into blockbuster films; and sometimes the reverse. We will span the last 70 years with iconic, award-winning shows The Sound of Music and West Side Story from the 1950s to popular hits of today with Hamilton and Wicked. From the decades in between enjoy A Chorus Line, Chicago, Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.
Program subject to change.
Curtain Up There’s No Business Like Show Business (Annie Get Your Gun) The Phantom of the Opera (same name) Don’t Rain on My Parade (Funny Girl) If He Walked Into My Life (Mame) Everything’s Coming Up Roses (Gypsy) |
arr. Bob Krogstad (6’) |
The Sound of Music, Selection for Orchestra The Sound of Music The Lonely Goatherd My Favorite Things Sixteen, Going on Seventeen So Long, Farewell Do, Re, Mi Edelweiss Maria Climb Every Mountain |
arr. Robert Russell Bennett (11’) |
Beauty and the Beast Prologue Belle Be Our Guest Gaston Beauty and the Beast |
arr. Ted Parson (8’) |
A Chorus Line, Selections from I Hope I Get It At the Ballet One What I Did for Love |
arr. Robert W. Lowden (6‘) |
Chicago, Selection from And All That Jazz Cell Block Tango Roxie We Both Reached for the Gun And All That Jazz Reprise |
arr. Ted Ricketts (6’) |
Les Misérables At the End of the Day I Dreamed A Dream Master of the House On My Own Do You Hear the People Sing |
arr. Robert Lowden (10’) |
Hamilton, Suite from You'll Be Back Helpless My Shot Dear Theodosia It's Quiet Uptown One Last Time |
arr. Jerry Brubaker (6’) |
Wicked, Highlights from No One Mourns the Wicked The Wizard and I Dancing Through Life Popular Defying Gravity |
arr. Ted Ricketts (7’) |
West Side Story, Selections for Orchestra - I Feel Pretty Maria Something's Coming Tonight One Hand, One Heart Cool America |
arr. Jack Mason (10’) |
GUEST Soloists
Lindsay O’Neil, Soprano
Lindsay O’Neil is thrilled to be returning for another concert with Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra. Lindsay has had a robust performing career spanning Broadway, Off Broadway, The Metropolitan Opera, and National Tours. New York highlights include: The Phantom of the Opera, A Christmas Story, The Musical, Cats, Carousel, Celebrating Stephen Schwartz, The Most Happy Fella, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Little Me, I Married An Angel, and Babes In Toyland. She appears on numerous recordings/cast albums and can be seen on Apple TV and Broadway Plus.
In addition to being an active performer Lindsay is a passionate arts educator. She teaches voice both collegiately and privately where she resides in the Hudson Valley. Lindsay holds a masters and bachelors degree in vocal performance from Manhattan School of Music and Eastman School of Music respectively and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association.
Lindsay O’Neil is thrilled to be returning for another concert with Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra. Lindsay has had a robust performing career spanning Broadway, Off Broadway, The Metropolitan Opera, and National Tours. New York highlights include: The Phantom of the Opera, A Christmas Story, The Musical, Cats, Carousel, Celebrating Stephen Schwartz, The Most Happy Fella, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Little Me, I Married An Angel, and Babes In Toyland. She appears on numerous recordings/cast albums and can be seen on Apple TV and Broadway Plus.
In addition to being an active performer Lindsay is a passionate arts educator. She teaches voice both collegiately and privately where she resides in the Hudson Valley. Lindsay holds a masters and bachelors degree in vocal performance from Manhattan School of Music and Eastman School of Music respectively and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association.
Evan Kastafes, Tenor
Having been heard in opera, recital and concert throughout the United States and Europe, Tenor, Evan Katsefes has been described as a “gripping” performer with “excellent diction and intonation,” and “unfailing in communicating both words and music” (Classical Source). His operatic engagements in recent seasons include the roles of Tamino (Die Zauberflöte, W. A. Mozart), Phoebus/Summer (The Fairy Queen, H. Purcell) and Gherardo (Gianni Schicchi, G. Puccini), among others.
As a participant of numerous young artist programs at the Curtis Institute of Music, the Chautauqua Institution, and Classical Singing and New York in June, Evan has collaborated with and been taught by inspiring artists, who are luminaries in the international industry of classical music. The Summer of 2024 saw Katsefes as a Vocal Arts Fellow at The Tanglewood Music Festival, the Summer residence of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in the Berkshires.
Katsefes is an undergraduate student at The Manhattan School of Music where he studies with Mark Schnaible. A student of Marlena Malas until her passing in December 2023, his mentors include soprano, Dawn Upshaw, Claudia Catania, Randall Scarlata and pianist, Donna Gill.
Having been heard in opera, recital and concert throughout the United States and Europe, Tenor, Evan Katsefes has been described as a “gripping” performer with “excellent diction and intonation,” and “unfailing in communicating both words and music” (Classical Source). His operatic engagements in recent seasons include the roles of Tamino (Die Zauberflöte, W. A. Mozart), Phoebus/Summer (The Fairy Queen, H. Purcell) and Gherardo (Gianni Schicchi, G. Puccini), among others.
As a participant of numerous young artist programs at the Curtis Institute of Music, the Chautauqua Institution, and Classical Singing and New York in June, Evan has collaborated with and been taught by inspiring artists, who are luminaries in the international industry of classical music. The Summer of 2024 saw Katsefes as a Vocal Arts Fellow at The Tanglewood Music Festival, the Summer residence of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in the Berkshires.
Katsefes is an undergraduate student at The Manhattan School of Music where he studies with Mark Schnaible. A student of Marlena Malas until her passing in December 2023, his mentors include soprano, Dawn Upshaw, Claudia Catania, Randall Scarlata and pianist, Donna Gill.
