A Match Made in Heaven: Fiddler on the Roof is coming to HCPAC
(Post sponsored by Tinsley Title, Holt Wrecker, R&R lawn specialists, Gibson Pharmacy.)
Shaydi Clary/HCPAC Board Member
Henderson County Performing Arts Center continues its 2025 Season with the Oscar-winning adaptation of the Broadway musical Fiddler on the Roof about life among the Jewish community of a pre-revolutionary Russian village.
In 1905, Tevye, a Jewish milkman in the Russian village of Anatevka, introduced the importance of tradition in their precarious lives. When the matchmaker suggests a wealthy butcher, Lazar Wolf, as a husband for Tevye's eldest daughter, Tzeitel, Tevye agrees, but Tzeitel secretly loves Motel, a poor tailor. Tevye ultimately supports their union after concocting a dream to convince his wife, Golde.
Meanwhile, Tevye's second daughter, Hodel, falls in love with Perchik, a radical student, and leaves to join him after he's imprisoned. Tevye's third daughter, Chava, marries a non-Jewish villager against Tevye's wishes and is disowned. Soon after, the Jewish villagers are forced to leave Anatevka due to Russian persecution. As they depart, the fiddler plays, symbolizing their resilience. With iconic songs like “Sunrise, Sunset,” “If I Were a Rich Man,” and “Matchmaker, Matchmaker,” this production explores themes of love, tradition, and change.
This classic production is under the direction of Pat Jousan Williams and Liz Foote, sponsored by PJ Ericson, and runs April 24 to May 3. Tickets will go on sale in late March.
The production team for Fiddler on the Roof is proud to present the cast and crew:
Timm Zitz as Tevye
T. Gordon Mayhall as Lazar
Carissa Hunter as Golde
Maria Ogburn as Yente
Kalea Richey as Hodel
Jewel Hood as Tzeitel
Kaitlyn Martin as Chava
Patrick Wauschek As Motel
Chris Clark as Perchik
E. Robb as Fyedka
Kristin Stewart as Fruma-Sarah
PJ Ericson as Grandma Tzeitel
Hannah Williams as Shprintze
Vera Worthy as Bielke
Kara Davis as Leah
Rebekah Craig as Anna
Kris Midthun as Shaindel
Anita Joblin as Rifka
Denise Irion as Mirala
Audrey Martin as Little Bird
Armileigh Schultz as The Fiddler
Eric Davis as the Rabbi
Gary Williams as the Constable
Tony Rives as Avram
Matt Butterfield as Mendel
Kyle Johnson as Mordcha
Trevor Baumgartner as the Russian Soloist
Chet Healey as Nachum
Timothy Brewer as Ezra
Jari Martin as Levy
Ty Martin as Sasha
Kent Stevens as Micah
Reagan Merrifield as Abram
Mason Harrison as Priest, Yussel
Understudy Roles
Davette Ligon as Golde
Denise Irion as Yente
Kit Weed as Grandma Tzeitel
Caryssa Cammarn as Hodel
Audrey Martin as Chava
Samantha Fenwick as Fruma-Sarah
Paula Graves as Shaindel
Natalie Walden as Shprintze
Elizabeth King as Bielke
Trevor Baumgartner as Fyedka
Tony Martin as Nachum
Ensemble:
Mieriem Silva, Christina Strong, and Timothy Brewer
Production Team
Pat Jousan Williams as Director and Music Director
Liz Foote as Assistant Director/Music Director/Sound
Beau Humble as Music Director
Alyce Pine as Stage Manager
Maria Ogburn as Choreographer
Renee MacDonald - Costumer
Remus Wells – Lights
Wes Akin – Light installation
Timm Zitz – Creative Consultant and Set Construction and Design
Eric Davis - Set Construction and Design
Shaydi Clary – Graphic Design and Publicity
Allison Martin – Producer