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Based on the comic strip “Peanuts” by Charles Schulz Book, Music, and Lyrics by Clark Gesner Additional dialogue by Michael Meyer Additional Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa
Director & Choreographer ...... Dan Murphy Musical Director ...... Kim Kroeger Orchestra Director ...... Reggie Stegmeier Stage Manager ...... Jenny Burkley Set Design ...... Paul Grun & Barry Albertson Musical Coordinator ...... Kathy Roberts
Clean Up: Kathy Roberts Props: Liz Grun Concessions: Tracy Esguerra, Publicity: Kathy Roberts, Liz Grun, Connie Susan Mathison, Janette Dean, Brown, Rebecca Marquie Jane Hershberger, Margaret Girardi, Ropes: Jenny Burkley Becky Tollenaar, Emma Gray, Doug & Debbie Van Velkinburgh Set Construction: Paul & Liz Grun , Barry & Robin Albertson Costumes: Lois Haag, Ann Cosart Sound: Claud Garrett, Kim Kroeger Display Cases: Kathy Roberts Spots: Jack Cleveland, Ron Jenks Dressers & Hair: Lois Haag, Robin Kirwan, Amanda Tortorici Tee Shirts: Kathy Roberts Green Room: Anika Girardi, Maragret Tickets: Kathy & Tim Roberts Girardi, Marni Carlyle, Jane Hershberger Ticket Sales: Donna DeLuca, Rebecca Lights: Alec Deering Marquis, Kathy Roberts, Penny Love, Liz Grun, Mary Monahan, Dani Aldinger, Lori Lighting Design: Dan Murphy Baumgarten Photography: Kathy Roberts Ushers: Tom Love, Marni Carlyle, Jennifer Program: Tim & Kathy Roberts Patton, Connie Brown Program Book Ads: Clark Cosart, Liz Grun, Lisa Johnson
The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited Produced by arrangement with, and music and dialogue material furnished by TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY, INC., 560 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10022 3 CAST
Charlie Brown ...... Braeden Kwiecien Snoopy “N” ...... Natalie Husband Snoopy “A” ...... Austin Brown Sally Brown “N” ...... Mary Cosart Sally Brown “A” ...... Kaitlin Baumgarten Lucy Van Pelt “N” ...... Ana Marquis Lucy Van Pelt “A” ...... Madison Grun Linus Van Pelt ...... Andrew Hashberger Schroeder ...... Grey Patterson
“N” cast November 14 and 16 “A” cast November 15 and 17
Company Katie Crisp Alexa Edwards Alijah Fletcher Anika Girardi Keely Grealish Glenn Hershberger Scott Hershberger Lily Kirwan Cindy Lara Emma Patton Katie Souza Joey Valko Kaiti Van Velkinburgh
4 ORCHESTRA
Director ...... Reggie Stegmeier Flute ...... Katelyn Schuettke Soprano Sax & Tenor Sax ...... Madeline Krafve Alto Sax & Clarinet ...... Sarah Lemieux Alto Sax ...... McKenzie Lester Clarinet ...... Tianna Vanderway
Violin ...... Delaney Bigelow ...... Cara Flores ...... Soze Jabbary ...... Hazelle Lerum ...... Sarah Williams Viola ...... Alex Brown ...... Brian Volk
Bass ...... Rand Michie Piano ...... Tim Roberts Percussion ...... Andrew Chaney
5 MUSICAL NUMBERS Act 1
Opening ...... Company You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown ...... Company Schroeder ...... Lucy Snoopy ...... Snoopy My Blanket And Me ...... Linus & Company Queen Lucy ...... Lucy, Linus The Kite ...... Charlie Brown The Doctor Is In ...... Lucy, Charlie Brown Beethoven Day ...... Schroeder & Company Rabbit Chasing ...... Snoopy & Sally The Book Report ...... Linus, Lucy, Schroeder, Charlie Brown Act 2
The Red Baron ...... Snoopy My New Philosophy ...... Sally, Schroeder The Baseball Game ...... Charlie Brown & Company Glee Club Rehearsal ...... Company Little Known Facts ...... Lucy, Linus, Charlie Brown Suppertime ...... Snoopy Happiness ...... Company Finale ...... Company
There will be a 15-minute intermission
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7 DIRECTOR’S NOTE I grew up loving every “Charlie Brown” television production and looked forward to reading each comic strip created by Charles Schulz. I remember feeling sorry for Charlie Brown. I just wanted people to be kind to him, to treat him nice; after all, he is a Good Guy!
Ninety-eight percent of Americans today grew up during a time when the Peanuts comic was printed in newspapers. And even the oldest and youngest among us are likely to know about the trials and tribulations of these iconic characters: the adventurous Snoopy, the crabby Lucy, and the ever failing, ever-determined Charlie Brown.
Charles Schulz wrote and illustrated 17,897 Peanuts comic strips, publishing one every day for 50 years. At its height, Peanuts ran in over 2,600 newspapers in 75 countries and 21 languages. Schultz’s work touched hundreds of millions of people and left a legacy that is, quite simply, remarkable.
What makes this musical special is that it gives voice to unspoken dreams and fantasies in a way that was never possible in the comic strip. Shy, sarcastic Schroeder is a man of few words, but in his dreams, he gets to experience a show-stopping musical celebration of his favorite composer. Snoopy’s great adventures are usually limited to a handful of comic frames and some thought bubbles, but here, you’ll get to see these escapades come to life.
“Happiness is anyone and anything at all that’s loved by you.”
Enjoy, Kim Kroeger
The 1999 revival of “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown”, which is the basis for this edition, earned Tony Awards for Roger Bart as Best Actor and Kristen Chenoweth as Best Actress
A big “thank you” to our Weekend Set Construction Crew:
Paul, Liz & Madison Grun; Kim Kroeger; Claud Garrett; Connie, Greg & Austin Brown; Trayce Esguerra; Barry Albertson; Lori Baumgarten; Jane, Scott & Glenn Hershberger; Andrew Hashberger; Ana Marquis; Braedon Kwiecien; Grey Patterson; Joey Valko; Alijah Fletcher; Emma & Jennifer Patton; Keely Grealish; Kaiti VanVelkinburgh; Lois Haag; Mary Cosart; Natalie Husband; Linda & Katie Souza; Penny Love; Lily Kirwan; Anika Girardi
8 PLOT SYNOPSIS ACT I signment of writing a hundred-word book report An average day in the life of Charlie Brown, made on “Peter Rabbit” as the act comes to a close. up of little moments picked from all the days of Charlie Brown, from Valentine’s Day to the base- ACT II ball season, from wild optimism to utter despair, Snoopy begins, lost in another world atop his dog all mixed in with the lives of his friends (both house. As a World War One fl ying ace he does human and non-human) and strung together on not bring down the infamous Red Baron in to- the string of a single day, from bright uncertain day’s battle but we know that someday, someday morning to hopeful starlit evening. he will.
It seems to start off all right. After some brief Sally expresses her dismay at receiving a D on comments on the nature of his character by his her homework assignment by saying “Oh yeah? friends, Charlie Brown is swept into their cen- That’s what you think!”, which becomes her new ter by a rousing tribute of only slightly qualifi ed philosophy. Schroeder tries to explain how phi- praise. He is then left to his own musings as he losophies work, but Sally has her own concept. eats his lunch on the school playground, compli- cated unbearably by the distant presence of his The day continues. We learn of the chaotic events true love, the “little red-headed girl,” who is al- of the Very Little League’s Baseball Game as Char- ways just out of sight. lie Brown writes the news to his pen pal. Lucy is moved to conduct a personal survey to fi nd out True love also seems to be the only unmanageable just how crabby she really is, and all the group element in Lucy’s solid life, which we discover as gathers for a misbegotten rehearsal of a song they we watch her try to bulldoze her way through to are to sing in assembly. her boyfriend’s sensitive, six-year-old musician’s heart, in Schroeder. Later, Charlie Brown comes across Lucy trying to teach Linus about nature as she sees it, with We then fi nd that Snoopy, Charlie Brown’s dog, bugs making the grass grow or eating eagles for spends much if not most of his time thinking of Thanksgiving. being something else - a gorilla, a jungle cat, per- haps a handsome trophy or two - but that mostly It is suppertime, and Snoopy once more discovers his life is a pleasant one. what wild raptures just the mere presence of his full supper dish can send him into. The events continue to trickle on. Linus enjoys a private time with his most favorite thing of all, And then it is evening. Charlie Brown discovers his blanket. Lucy generously bothers to inform a pencil dropped by the Little Red-Haired Girl, him of her ambition-of-the-moment, to become a with teeth marks all over it, and realizes she is hu- queen with her own queendom, and then Charlie man after all and there is cause for hope. Brown lurches in for still another bout with his The gathered friends sing a little about their in- own friendly enemy, the kite. dividual thoughts of happiness and then they go off, leaving Lucy to make a very un-Lucy-like Valentine’s Day comes and goes with our hero gesture: she tells Charlie Brown what a good man receiving not one single valentine, which brings he is. him to seek the temporary relief of Lucy’s fi ve- cent psychiatry booth.
We then watch as four of our friends go through their individual struggles with the homework as-
9 To both “Lucys” - You are fabulous!! Love, Mrs Thielen
To all the cast, orchestra, and crew who will make “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” an enormously successful production - Break a leg! And have fun! Barry Albertson, TTSD School Board
Katie - We are proud of you! Wonderful performances! Mom, Dad, and Christopher
Madison -- Congratulations! We’re very proud of you. Sorry we can’t be there, be we are in spirit. Love, Granny & Grumpa
Lucy, Lucy, Lucy -- Remember your promise to me: you will take me to the Oscars when you win. XXOO Love, Cuz Deegee
Anika -- We have enjoyed watching your performances over the last four years! Love, Mom, Dad, Dylan & Maija
Madison -- “Happiness is a warm puppy” -- and a great performance! Congratulations, Madison. XOXO Aunt Katy Madison -- Very glad I fi nally got to see you perform in the musical. I hope you were surprised! I’m so proud of your growth as an actress and a person... You’re bound for great things! Love, Casey Break a leg, Austin Brown! Your positive energy when you perform is contagious and always brings a huge smile to your family’s faces. Love, Mom, Dad, Alex, Carmen & Kaitlyn 10 Madison - Enjoy your last musical! I’ll be in the audience cheering you on! Love ya, Nicole Meyer Madison - Break the bank, break the sound barrier, and of course, break a leg! Wish we could watch. Geoff, Emily, Audrey & Rachel Lucy/Madison - Snoopy? A dog? Really? Meow, Love Oscar
Grey - I love you and you’re cute ♥ Love, your favorite sister ;)
Joey Valko - We are so proud of you! Break a leg & sing your heart out! Love, your family
Way to go, Charlie Brown cast, crew, and orchestra! Great job! Andrew, you’re an awesome Linus! We’re so proud of you. - Susan, Jon, and Carly
You’re a Good Man, Schroeder! I am so proud of you! xoxoxo Mom
“Drummer Boy” Andrew - You’re doing a great job in the pit. It’s a pleasure to work with you. The Piano Man
Good Grief, Snoopy! You are terrifi c! Grandparents Mike & Janet
Kaitlin - Having never been a little sister... you’re doing a great job! Love, Mom & Dad 11 BIOGRAPHIES hopes to play the viola in the future someday. He would like to thank Mr. Koehler, Casey Bozell, Lindsay and Silu for their teaching of viola. About You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown – it needs more viola.
Kaitlin Baumgarten (Sally Brown) Austin Brown (Snoopy), a sopho- has been a part of school and com- more, is one of two actors playing munity theatre throughout middle Snoopy. He found his inspiration in and high school. She has been ex- Chasca, his dog, who likes to sleep cited to be included with Lakewood, and dream vividly on top of the dog Broadway Rose, Staged!, Twality house. Austin loves music; he’s a Middle School, Mask and Mirror, member of the Crimsonnaires, and Young People’s Theatre, Project last year performed in the TuHS Jenny Burkley (Stage Manager) Westside, Oregon Children’s The- production of Hello, Dolly! in the has been doing tech work for the atre, and of course Tualatin High cast and fi lled in as a last-minute musicals for the last 3 years. She School! Favorite roles include “Eu- judge. If you ever need a last-min- did lights for Seussical the Musi- lalie” in The Music Man, “Papa Ge” ute judge, you can count on Audtin cal, stage managed Hello Dolly and in Once on Their Island, “Baker’s -- to play one. Ironically, Austin stage managed You’re a Good Man Wife” in Into The Woods, and of has also played Tommy the town Charlie Brown. She would like to course “Sally Brown”. trouble maker in The Music Man, thank the high school for having and John the boy next door in Meet such a lovely theatre department Me In St. Louis. When Austin is not and getting the opportunity to work on stage, you fcan fi nd him on the here. soccer pitch. Huge thanks to Kim Kroeger and Dan Murply for their tireless efforts in putting together incredible opportunities for Austin and community at TuHS! Thanks to Austin’s family for their unend- Delaney Bigelow (Orchestra) has ing support. Sopecial thanks to been playing violin for almost ten Mrs. Brown-Lundh, Mr. Lee, Mrs. years. She has played in the pit or- Thielen, Brice Cloyd and Michael Mary Cosart (Sally Brown) is re- chestra for four musicals, one out- for their support and insirporation turning for her third musical at Tu- side of Tualatin High School. She in music. S/O to my main “man O- alatin High School. She is enjoying also sang in the chorus her freshma Dizzle. playing Sally, the annoying little year in Les Misérables. Delaney sister. Actually, it comes naturally plans on majoring in either Jour- to her. She previously was in Les nalism or Anthropology in college. Miserables and Hello, Dolly. Last She would like to thank her violin spring, Mary played a stepsister in teacher Casey Bozell, her parents, Northwest Children’s Theatre Cin- and her sisters who encourage her derella. She was thrilled to have to do what she loves. the opportunity to be cast in a major role in a professional production. Mary plans to major in Marine Bi- Alex Brown (Orchestra) offered to ology next fall at the U of O. She become a violist in Charlie Brown hopes on being a singing princess at after playing the role of viola in Les Disney World between college and Miserables, Seussical and Hello, studying marine life. Mary wants Dolly! Rest assured, he made the to thank her parents for all their cut. Alex had choir experience play- love and endless support. ing viola in his church choir, and he 12 BIOGRAPHIES, cont Lucy in her fourth and fi nal musical third year of Concert Choir and fi rst at Tualatin. You may recognize her year of Crimsonnaires. He has also as the joyful loudmouth Ernestina taken piano lessons for eight years. Money from Hello, Dolly! Madi- You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown son has been in choir since middle is the second musical he’s ever school and is currently a member of acted in, and he is very pleased to the elite Crimsonnaires. She would sing with the chorus. He especially like to thank Dan and Kroeger for appreciates the tender-heartedness Alec Deering (Tech Crew) has been giving her this opportunity along of You’re a Good Man, Charlie doing tech work for the musicals with all of her friends and family Brown, as well as the opportunity to for 4 years. He ran the ropes for for supporting her. Future plans are act like a fi ve-year-old again. He Les Misérables, stage managed for majoring in Musical Theatre. En- would like to thank Mrs. Kroeger Seussical, ran the lights for Hello joy the show! Hi, Oscar! for giving him the opportunity to be Dolly, and is doing the same for a part of this musical, and also for this show. He aspires to work in a tolerating his puns every year. He library, and is planning to major in doesn’t know which college he’s history at George Fox University. going to yet, but he intends to go He wishes to thank the cast, the rest to a local school with a signifi cant of the crew, the pit orchestra, and engineering program. Afterward, the directors for such a fantastic ex- he’ll probably go to graduate school perience these 4 years. and earn his Master’s Degree.
Andrew Hashberger (Linus Van Pelt) was the lead role in the Soph- omore One Acts last year. Sopho- more year was the fi rst year Andrew had done any serious choir related antics. He also plans to possibly follow some kind of music career or voice acting. Andrew wants to Anika Girardi (Company) is ex- thank all the choir girls and Connor Scott Hershberger (Company) is a cited to be in her fourth musical McGrady who were in his freshman senior in high school, and this is his here at Tualatin High School, in- theatre arts class for convincing him fi rst musical. He has been in choir cluding Les Mis, Seussical the Mu- to join choir. This show is gonna all four years of high school, and is sical, and Hello, Dolly! She is in rock your socks! a complete nerd. His favorite class- Concert Choir this year and hopes es this year are Concert Choir and to continue singing in the future, IB Anatomy/Physiology. He plans although she plans on majoring in to go to a four year university after Non-Profi t Business. Anika would graduation, eventually working his like to thank Dan and Kroeger for way to both a Ph.D. and an M.D. putting up with us, along with her to become a medical researcher or parents and brother and sister for doctor. Scott would like to thank his supporting her. mom for both instilling his love of science in him and forcing him to Glenn Hershberger (Company) join choir. is a senior with a wacky sense of humor. He has an obsession with terrible puns, which is shared with his twin, Scott Hershberger. He has a very strong affi nity for music and loves to sing. He has been in Tenor/ Bass Choir one year, Concert Choir Madison Grun (Lucy Van Pelt) is two years, and is currently in his ecstatic to be playing the role of 13 BIOGRAPHIES, cont
Natalie Husband (Snoopy) is very Sarah Lemieux (Orchestra) has Grey Patterson (Schroeder) has excited to be performing as Snoopy played in the pit orchestra all four been in choir for three years, and in her fi rst musical. She is a junior years of high school. She has played has never performed on stage prior and is a fi rst-year Crimsonnaires. clarinet for six years and saxophone to Charlie Brown. He would like Her favorite part in the musical is for three years. She is a member of to thank all his friends who encour- Suppertime. She will soon be start- Portland Youth Conservatory Or- aged him to join choir and then the ing to attend Stagecoach for the chestra and plans to study computer musical; in doing so, he has had the winter term, and is very excited to science in college next year. She time of his life. He’s planning to continue growing through their pro- would like to thank her family for study computer science in college. gram. She loves her cast family and the opportunity to continue playing Grey has enjoyed working with ev- feels very blessed to have been able music. eryone involved in “You’re a Good to participate in You’re a Good Man Man, Charlie Brown.” Charlie Brown, and would like to thank her Mom for all of her sup- port and help.
Ana Marquis (Lucy Van Pelt) is a sophomore who is proud to say Sarah Williams (Orchestra) has that “You’re a Good Man Charlie been playing violin for twelve years Brown” is her second musical at and has played in three musicals. Braedon Kwiecien (Charlie Tualatin High. She has previously She plans on majoring in Marketing Brown) is a ladies man. It was very participated in all three of Twality’s in college. She would like to thank diffi cult for him to act the part as a musicals and joined in local plays her parents for all their support from guy with little self-confi dence and as well. Choir, theatre, and dance lessons to recitals. an inability to get the cute little red- are all passions and hobbies of Miss headed girl. He persevered, howev- Marquis. The role of Lucy van Pelt er, and became world renowned as has really brought out a fun and the best Charlie Brown in history… audacious Ana. She would like ever. He loves his parents, and he’s to thank everyone who has helped really modest, too. make this a special and memorable learning experience. Enjoy the show!
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15 Dear Mar Mar “Do or do not, there is no try”- Master Yoda. “May the force be with you!” Love Mom and Dad.
Mary - Good luck, Mary! You are amazing and I know you will be fabulous! Love, Martin
“I arise full of eagerness and energy, knowing well what achievement lies ahead of me.” – Zane Gray Congratulations on your big role Mary Francis. Love, Grammy
Mary - We hope you have a fun time playing Sally. We know performing is your favorite thing to do. Sparkle Baby!! Love, Elle and Abz (sisters)
We know how hard you’ve worked Mary. We’re proud of this and all your accomplishments. We’re thrilled to be here tonight to enjoy Sally! Love Grandma & Grandpa
16 Braedon - “You are braver than you believe, smarter than you seem, and stronger than you think.” - Winnie the Pooh Amaze Yourself! Love, Mom Ana - We are very proud of you and all of your accomplishments! Lots of Love! Grandma Gin and Grandpa Chuck
Braedon - You’re a Good Man, Braedon Kwiecien Love, Kaielin
Glenn - We are so proud of you -- you are an amazing performer! Keep on bouncing! Love, Mom & Dad Ana - Your PASSION shines through in either role you are playing. You make it look so easy to be on stage! So proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad & Elizabeth Scott - We are so proud of you -- we love hearing your great voice and seeing your engaging smile! Love, Mom & Dad
Andrew -- ....break a leg, Andrew! David and Indie
Grey - You are a good grandson, Grey! Love, Grandma & Grandpa
Madison -- Good luck, Madison! Break a leg! Love, Violet
Natalie - Way to go; you are a superstar. We love you! Mom and Dad 17 RAND MICHIE -- So proud of all your hard work and dedication!!! Love, Mom, Andre, Dad, Van and Baby Oona
Natalie “Snoopy” Husband -- You’ve got a beautiful BARK! Lots of love, Lynn and Diana
Kaitlin -- You are terrifi c! Love ya, Nana
Grey, We are all very proud of you. We love you. Grandma Bonnie, Grandpa Jerry, Jeff, Mike, Stacey, Shelby, Chey, McKenzie, Haley and Peyton
Alec -- Peppermint Patty once said “I’m always sure about things that are a matter of opinion.” In my opinion, you are an amazing young man and a wonderful son, and that I am sure of! Thanks for keeping us entertained in the theater! Love Mom, Emily, Jake, Grandma and Papa Sarah -- Good job fi ddlin’, Sarah! We’re proud of all you do! Love, Mom and Dad
Emma -- You’re a Good Girl, Emma Patton! We love you! Love, Mom, Dad, and all the other peas
Madison -- Lucy Van Pelt is the perfect role for you! Always enjoy watching your shows Love, Your Turnblad Sister Alex Brown -- Congrats on your 4th and fi nal TuHS musical in the pit. We love watching and hearing the joy in your heart when you perform. Can’t wait to see what’s next for you. Love, Mom, Dad, Carmen, Kaitlyn & Austin 18 Ana, What a grand performance! So proud of our Texan! Love, Oma and Grandpa
A special thank you from the entire Tualatin High School community
Barry Albertson, Tim Roberts, and Kathy Roberts:
Your tireless service to our school and our community, even outlasting the graduation of your kids, has not gone unnoticed
Like a bad penny, we sincerely hope you keep coming back
19 AUTOGRAPHS
“I never made a mistake in my life. I thought I did once, but I was wrong.” - Lucy Van Pelt
Madison, we certainly didn’t make a mis- take with you. Les Mis, Seussical, Dol- ly, and now Charlie Brown. You’re our star. Love, Mom, Dad & Casey
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