Welcome to what promises to be another inspirational performance by our Performing Arts Department! The performing arts captivate and unify us in an art form that epitomizes the God-given talent of our students and our faculty. Our dedicated and talented performing arts team inspires and instills a love and passion for the arts in our students. The artists before you tonight are passionately engaged and dedicated to providing you with a unique and genuine experience. “Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” – Edgar Degas, French Artist, 1834-1917

I wish to express a heartfelt thank you to our patrons and benefactors for all the ways in which they enhance our performing arts programs by way of their exceptional generosity of time, treasure and talent. To our parents, thank you for entrusting SMCHS with your most precious gift – your children. We are honored to partner with you in their education and look forward to your continued involvement and support. I invite you now to sit back and enjoy tonight’s remarkable performance! All Good Things, J. Andrew Sulick ’91, President

Welcome! I hope you are ready for another fantastic performance by one of our very talented performing arts programs! Thank you for attending and supporting the arts at Santa Margarita Catholic High School. The students enrolled in the SMCHS performing arts program are quite talented young men and women, and we are blessed they are on our high school stage. Guided and mentored by a premier group of dedicated and talented faculty, I am quite certain this performance will bring additional recognition and honor to SMCHS. As principal, I am immensely proud of these young men and women, as well as their teachers and leaders, and honored to be part of such a wonderful team. The arts are an integral part of a high school student’s life providing numerous academic, social and emotional benefits for all students. Whether through instrumental music, choir, dance, theatre, handbells, tech crew or improv, the arts provide balance and can complete a student’s whole educational experience here at SMCHS. Our Lord, through the love of Christ, has greatly blessed us with a faculty and staff who teach, inspire and lead these young men and women. Often, they are helping many of them prepare for a career in the arts. Our patroness St. Margaret Mary Alacoque stated, “May faith be the torch which illuminates, animates, and sustains you.” When experiencing the amazing gifts and talents of our students in the arts, this quote may come to mind. In every performance the SMCHS Performing Arts Department lives the school’s charism of Caritas Christi – the love of Christ – by illuminating, animating and sustaining us in many different ways. We come together with gratitude to our gracious God for the great gift of these students and educators and for you, the wonderful supporters of the program, who join us today.

Caritas Christi, Cheri L. Wood, Principal

“An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.” – G.K. Chesterton It has been an incredible adventure; an arduous journey filled with uncertainty surrounding a global pandemic, isolation of remote learning, and the occasional stumble into a pitfall of technology. And yet, unsurprisingly, the faculty, staff, and students of the Performing Arts Department have braved the journey with optimism and a bold readiness to step into the unknown, unafraid and resilient of whatever challenge awaits. And so it is with deepest pride and greatest pleasure that we share this particular moment of our journey with you tonight. Thank you for being here to witness and support the extraordinary efforts of these incredibly dedicated and talented people. SMCHS is proud to be the premiere Catholic high school in South Orange County. Even though the previous season was cut short last March, the Dance program received multiple first place awards in national competitions. The Vocal and Instrumental Music programs were awarded numerous trophies and superior ratings at festivals. The SMCHS Symphony Orchestra performed brilliantly at the Reneé and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall. Lastly, the Talon Theatre production of “Into the Woods” was a digital triumph. Once again, SMCHS performances were commensurate with the finest arts education institutions offered in South Orange County, and this year is no exception. Moving forward, we are extremely proud to present the 2020-2021 season. This season will surely demonstrate a newfound sense of appreciation for the artistry, talent, and excellence that is customary for SMCHS Performing Arts. It is this sense of pride, accomplishment, excellence, and community support for continued growth that inspired the creation of this program cover. Thank you to our sponsors for your generous donations. Your gift has a direct impact on the entire Performing Arts Department. Thanks to your partnership we are able to provide students with opportunities they would not have otherwise. For example, you may be watching a digital production through a streaming service that is only made possible by your generosity. Thanks to you, we can acquire better technology for our students to be able to create live digital productions. The possibilities are abundant. No matter what you give, the application of your gift goes directly into student learning experiences. Sponsorships will be printed each year and I encourage you to be a part of the growth of SMCHS Performing Arts. Your support and commitment have helped our program evolve to this level of excellence. I look forward to your ongoing partnership. The real benefactors are the young performers who bring their talents to the stage for our student body, our school parents, and the entire community. So whether you are passionate about dance, choir, handbells, theatre, steel drums, guitar, orchestra, band, eagle regiment, color guard, improv, or jazz band – Thank you for your partnership in valuing and supporting Performing Arts. Sincerely, Francisco Calvo, Director of Performing Arts Performing Arts Department Coordinator

You’re a Good Man,

director’s note By Amy Luskey-Barth, MPC

The opening number of this sweet little musical goes on to list the virtues of this sometimes lost, often befuddled and always hopeful character with a heart of gold – Charlie Brown! Those virtues can be ap- plied to the students who make up the Talon Theatre community. Like the lyrics say, YOU, Talon Thea- tre, “bravely face adversity.” For over one year during this Covid-19 Pandemic you have exhibited cour- age, kindness, cheerfulness, trust, humility, nobility and a sense of honor that is very rare indeed. For we who love the theatre, the loss of live performances, communal gatherings, audience applause and re- hearsals – has left a hole in our lives. Not everyone understands this particular emptiness because, as they say, we march to a different drummer. We are energized by spending countless hours singing, dancing, acting and rehearsing. We are passionate about what we do. For the past year, the fire of that passion has not extinguished. Together, we have fanned that flame and kept theatre alive despite the adversity we have faced. In the B Courtyard, which became our adopted outdoor performance venue, the conditions have ranged from scorching sun to rain, hail and freezing temperatures. Last fall, we endured smoke, fires and evacuations. Why? Because we love what we do. If this year has taught us anything, it has made us appreciate many things that pre-Covid we took for granted. For that reason, I think “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” is the ideal musical for Talon Theatre this spring because it allows us to see the world with wonder as if through the eyes of a child. In the finale, “Happiness,” the characters express gratitude for the simple gifts of life. For me, the most touching lyric is “Happiness is singing together when day is through and happiness is those who sing with you.” Never again will we take for granted the joy that comes from singing together! I am immensely grateful to the SMCHS administration for granting us permission to perform a musical this spring. Through masks, shields, socially distanced staging, choreography and pre-recorded perfor- mance tracks, we have managed to bring this show to the stage and hopefully, bring some happiness to the community. I would like to thank my production team, Chris Winn, Annette Melosini, Casey Garri- tano, Justin Gagnon, Mike Ritchey, Todd Faux, David Tehero, Holly Nellesen and Cynthia Karim for their collaboration. This is the very same team that was forced to abandon our 2020 spring musical, Into the Woods. Each possesses “a heart of gold.” Each agreed to join me, resolved that these stu- dents be given the chance to perform live in 2021. I will never forget the journey we have shared. It has truly been a “celebration of the human spirit.” I would like to especially thank the parents and families of the cast and crew for their support and belief in the value of the arts in the lives of their children. A special shout out to the dedicated students on the design team and tech crew, for bringing the artwork of Charles Schultz to life on stage through paint, costuming, props, hair and makeup! We don’t know what next season will bring. We hope to return to the Dome. We hope that the worst of this dreadful Pandemic will be behind us. But whatever adversity we may face, by the grace of God, Talon Theatre will continue to thrive and the arts will survive! I will end by quoting lyrics from the mu- sical, A Chorus Line. “Kiss today goodbye, the sweetness and the sorrow. We did what we had to do and I won’t forget what I did for love…what I did for love… “

Enjoy the show! Caritas Christi, Amy Luskey-Barth #TalonTheatreStrong You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brow n

time: an average day in the life of Charlie Brown musical numbers: act 1 Opening & You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Company Lucy and Schroeder Snoopy, and Dancers My Blanket and Me Linus and Dancers Queen Lucy Lucy and Linus The Kite Charlie Brown The Doctor is In Lucy and Charlie Brown Beethoven Day Schroeder and Company Rabbit Chasing Sally, Snoopy and Woodstock The Book Report Lucy, Charlie Brown, Linus, Schroeder Company act 2 The Red Baron – Melodrama Snoopy My New Philosophy Sally and Schroeder The Baseball Game Company Glee Club Company Little Known Facts Lucy, Linus and Charlie Brown Suppertime Snoopy and Dancers Happiness Company Finale Company

Th ank You Thank you to all those parents and volunteers who so generously share their gifts of time, talent and resources with us. Most Reverend Kevin W. Vann, JCD, DD Meredith Giraudi, Arts Alliance Bishop of Orange Talon Theatre Program Coordinator Mr. J. Andrew Sulick, President Tracey Thiessen Mrs. Michelle Balash Lencioni, Vice President, CFO Jennifer Gruenenfelder Sammer Darwazeh, Vice President, Cindy Benser Campus Security & Student Activities Leslie Riley Sergio Muniz, Vice President Anja Clarke Mrs. Cheri Wood, Principal Bertha Rawlings Mr. Tom Smith, Assistant Principal, Michele Troyan Student Services Diane Rankine Mr. John Hayek, Assistant Principal, Curriculum Perry Degulis and Instruction Nanette Velez Mr. Jim Hartigan, Assistant Principal, Athletics William Diaz Mr. Raymond Dunne, Principal Emeritus SMCHS Facilities Maintenance Staff and Crew The Clarke Family The Daniel Family Francisco Calvo, Performing Arts Dept. Chair The Diaz Family The Giraudi Family SMCHS Performing Arts Department The Lindabury Family The McMahon Family SMCHS Faculty & Staff The McDermott Family The Mulvee Family The Spirit of the MACY Awards Committee The S. Reyes Family The Roges Family Steve Wylie Photography The Thiessen Family The Troyan Family Parents of the cast & crew The Wong Family

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cast & production team cast production team

Charlie Brown: Brennan McMahon* Producer/Director: Amy Luskey-Barth** Lucy: Tori Benser* Musical Director: Chris Winn** Linus: Ethan Diaz* Choreographer: Casey Garritano** Schroeder: Declan Edwards* Technical Director: Mike Ritchey** Sally: Sophie Pennell* Theatre Manager Justin Gagnon** Snoopy: Delaney Giraudi* Crew Supervisor: Justin Gagnon** Woodstock: Danielle Reyes* Set Designer: Todd Faux** : Mary Katherine Riley* Light/Sound Designer: Mike Ritchey** Peppermint : Delaney Jankanish* Sound Engineer: Garrett Gagnon** : Brianna Velez* Master Carpenter: David Tehero** : Olivia Orellana* Costume & : Thomas Rawlings* Wardrobe Coordinator: Holly Nellesen** : Daniel Troyan* Staged Cinema Rentals Pig Pen: Robbie Troyan Makeup & Wig Coordinator: Cynthia Karim** Cute Little Red Box Office/Program Design: Annette Melosini** Headed Girl: Sarah Clarke* Stage Manager: Annie Mulvihill* Assistant Music Director: Octi Roges* featured dancers: Olivia Orellana* Costume Designer: Delaney Jankanish* Scenic Artist: Molly Roberts* Carly Degulis Makeup/Hair Designer: Tori Benser* Mary Katherine Riley* Digital Marketing Designer: Sawyer Thiessen* Claire Thomas Deck/Prop Crew: Sawyer Thiessen* Brianna Velez* Daniel Reyes* Delaney Jankanish* Tyler Van Der Ahe

Light Board Operator: Isabella Tosches* Jane Handa ensemble: Spot Light Operators: Matthew Elniski* Jake McDermott John Mulvee Sound Board Operator: Rachel Sharif* Sound Crew: Maya Daniel* Costume Crew Head: Maggie Thilken* Costume Crew: Mary Katherine Riley* Carly Degulis Makeup/Hair Crew: Honor Clarkin* Chloe Vautrin* Molly Roberts* Catherine Wong *Indicates membership in the International Thespian Society **Indicates Adult

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cast & crew Tori Benser | 2021 Lucy, Hair and Makeup Designer Tori is thrilled to be performing in her first leading role as Lucy in You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown. Tori is also the Hair and Make-Up Designer. As a senior at SMCHS, she has performed in seven Talon Theatre productions, including It's a Wonderful Life as Mrs. Bailey, All the World's a Stage as Nurse, and Into the Woods as Florinda. She has also designed hair and make- up for It's a Wonderful Life and Voices of Courage, as well as designed cos- tumes for All the World's a Stage.

Sarah Clarke | 2023 The Cute Little Red-Headed Girl Sarah is thrilled to have the opportunity to perform in a live musical this year despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the lack of opportunity other theatre programs currently have. A sophomore at Santa Margarita Catholic High School, she has performed in most of the productions available to her, including Into the Woods and All the World's a Stage. She is excited to see where this theatre program leads her and cannot wait for what is to come.

Honor Clarkin |2022 Makeup Crew Honor is excited to be a part of the You’re a Good Brown, Charlie Brown makeup crew this year. She has been a makeup designer before in Voices of Courage and is excited to take the challenge this show offers. She has done tech for many shows and is excited to rejoin the amazing crew backstage to pull together a wonderful show.

Maya Daniel |2022 Sound Crew Maya started her theatre journey in her sophomore year with Voices of Cour- age and Into the Woods. She has also been a ComedySportz member since her freshman year. Maya would like to thank her family and friends for supporting her in this journey.

Carly Degulis | 2023 Featured Dancer Carly is excited for her first production with Talon Theatre since transfer- ring to SM this year. Having previously danced in productions such as Legally Blonde and Singin in the Rain, she is beyond thrilled to be finally performing again after a year of quarantine. Carly would like to thank her family for let- ting her pursue her passion in Musical Theatre for so long, and she hopes you enjoy the show!

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cast & crew Ethan Diaz | 2023 Ethan is very excited to play Linus in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown! You may have seen this sophomore as Bottom in All the World’s a Stage or as George Bailey in It’s a Wonderful Life. In his high school career, he played a storyteller in Voices of Courage, Young Scrooge in A Christmas Carol and Jack in Into the Woods. He is a member of Chamber Singers and is the Junior Thes- pian Liaison on the Thespian Board. He would like to thank Ms. Barth, Mr. Winn, Mr. Garritano, Mr. Calvo, and the entire cast and crew for their support.

Declan Edwards | 2021 Schroeder Declan is honored to be playing Schroeder in a You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, closing out his senior year with a fun role. Frequent Talon Theatre pa- trons might recognize him from his role as Rapunzel's Prince in Into the Woods, or from his role as Young Carriere in Phantom. Post-graduation, Declan hopes to attend UCLA, majoring in biology with a secondary focus on psychology or English. In terms of the performing arts, he'll be sure to keep acting and singing the whole way. He would like to thank all of his mentors for bringing him to the place he is today, and his family for supporting the trip.

Matthew Elniski | 2022 Spotlight Operator Matthew is thrilled to ensure that his fellow actors get the "spotlight" that they need. Usually an actor, Matthew is trying his hand at the more technical aspects seen in the shows at Talon Theatre.

Delaney Giraudi | 2023 Snoopy Delaney is excited to be performing this year as Snoopy. A sophomore at SMCHS, she previously played Cinderella in Into the Woods, while also leading in shows such as Hairspray, Annie, and Aladdin. She is grateful for her family’s endless support, and gives immense thanks to Mrs. Barth, Mr. Winn, and Mr. Garritano for their work and faith in her.

Jane Handa | 2024 Ensemble Jane is thrilled to be performing in her first ever Talon Theatre musical. Previ- ously at SMCHS, she performed in It's a Wonderful Life and she is currently enrolled in the Theatre 1 class. Musically, she has also played the violin at fund- raisers for military families and holiday programs at many retirement homes. Jane plans to pursue a career in the arts in the future. She feels blessed to have parents who always support her to follow her dreams and to encourage her to try new things.

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cast & crew Delaney Jankanish | 2022 , Featured Dancer & Costume Designer Delaney is excited to be a part of the cast and crew of You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown in the role of Peppermint Patty and the costume designer. As a junior at SM, she has been a part of every production from David and Lisa to this past Christmas show It's a Wonderful Life in roles ranging from ensemble member to Foley artist to designer. She wants to thank every member of the cast, crew, and all adults involved for helping make this production happen.

Jake |McDermott | 2023 Ensemble Jake is very proud to be performing in the ensemble for You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. He is a sophomore at Santa Margarita Catholic High School. Jake has performed in A Christmas Carol, Into The Woods, and It's a Wonder- ful Life at SM. He continues to strive for better roles, and thanks everyone for their support and faith in him.

Brennan McMahon | 2022 Charlie Brown Brennan, a junior at SM, is extremely elated to be portraying the role of Char- lie Brown. Starting his SM career in the role of Joseph Buquet in Phantom, Brennan went on to play the role of the Narrator in Into the Woods. His most recent role was Clarence Oddbody in It's a Wonderful Life. Brennan thanks his parents for being supportive through his years in Talon Theatre.

John Mulvee | 2023 Spotlight Operator John is proud to be operating the spotlight for You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. This is his fifth time on Talon Theatre’s tech crew, and the third time operating the spotlight. He is a sophomore at SMCHS, and is looking to go to a film school to follow his dreams of becoming a director.

Annie Mulvihill | 2022 Stage Manager Annie is so excited to be the stage manager for her second show at Santa Mar- garita. She is currently a junior and has been fortunate to be involved in four Talon Theatre productions. Outside of theatre, she is also involved in ASB, Ea- gle TV 2.0, and Model United Nations. She is so grateful for the opportunities she has been given and wants to especially thank her family for always support- ing her.

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cast & crew Olivia Orellana | 2022 Freida & Featured Dancer Olivia has performed in Talon Theatre since her freshman year, in the produc- tions of David and Lisa as Student, Phantom as Fanny, Voices of Courage as li- brary ensemble (and assistant stage manager), A Christmas Carol as Ghost of Christmas Past, and Into the Woods as Witch. She recently did dramaturgy and sound design in All the World's a Stage and found a love for event planning through organizing Talon Theatre Cares as Thespian Troupe Philanthropy Liai- son. She would like to thank her family for helping with every late night tech week! In the future she hopes to take her love of theatre to film production while pursuing a career in medical law.

Sophie Pennell | 2023 Sophie is excited to be performing her first lead role in Talon Theatre as Sally Brown from You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown. This will be her sixth show as part of the Talon Theatre community. She has appeared in productions such as Voices of Courage, A Christmas Carol, Into the Woods, All the World’s a Stage, and, as of now, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown. Sophie would like to thank her parents for allowing her to partake in this experience.

Thomas Rawlings | 2022 Franklin Thomas is excited to be portraying Franklin in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. In his previous years at SM, he has played Robert in David and Lisa, a policeman in Phantom, and the lead role of Eddie in A 1940s Christmas Home- coming. He was also a part of the Dome Group in Voices of Courage. Recently, he played the role of Hamlet in All the World's a Stage, as well as multiple roles in It's a Wonderful Life, not limited to Joseph, Mr. Bailey, and Harry Bai- ley. Thomas would like to thank his friends and family for their continued sup- port.

Daniel Reyes | 2021 Prop/Deck Crew Dan really enjoys doing the shows and is happy in his fourth year working in Tal- on Theatre. He appreciates all of the love and support from his friends and family, especially his brother Brian whom he loves very much.

Danielle Reyes | 2022 Woodstock Danielle is ecstatic to be performing as Woodstock in You're a Good Man, Char- lie Brown! You may have seen her in previous SMCHS productions as a Mind Monster in the piece Alex and Me from Voices of Courage, or as one of the Witches from Macbeth, Cassius from Julius Caesar, and Starveling from A Mid- summer Night's Dream in All the World's a Stage this Fall, or you may have seen her as one of her roles at Creative Kids Playhouse of Orange County (her favorite being Smeraldina in The King Stag). Danielle is extremely grateful for her dear cast of amazing friends and Mrs. Barth for always being so supportive.

You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown

cast & crew Mary Katherine Riley | 2021 Violet, Featured Dancer & Assistant Director MK is a senior feeling bittersweet about performing in her final Talon Theatre musical! She is honored to be a part of this show and to serve as the Thespian Board Vice President. Mary Katherine would like to first thank her parents for supporting her artistic interests. She would also like to thank Mrs. Barth, Mr. Winn, and Mr. Garritano for teaching her so much and working so hard to put on this show. MK is also grateful to the talented cast and crew for all the love, laughs and memories!

Molly Roberts | 2021 Scenic Artist & Makeup Crew Molly is an artist working as a leader in scenic/set design in her fifth Talon Theatre show, having worked on crew for Phantom, and designed for Voices of Courage, Into The Woods, All the World's a Stage, and now You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Molly plans to continue in set design or film concept art after graduating. Her main artistic inspirations are gothic films/literature, and the psychedelic art movement. She is greatly thankful for the overall theatre ex- perience as an exposure to a side of art she now considers a profound strength.

Octi Roges | 2023 Assistant Music Director Octi is thrilled to appear in his first tech position as the Assistant Music Di- rector in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. A sophomore, he has been per- forming with Talon Theatre as Pepe in West Side Story, Carlos in David and Li- sa, Corps de Ballet in Phantom, The Wolf in Into the Woods, and Marc Antony in All the World's a Stage. Octi is extremely grateful for the opportunity to be Assistant Music Director, as he plans to pursue a career in music, so the posi- tion lends itself to his musical growth. Octi gives great thanks to his parents and his sister for their love and support, the guidance and musical mentorship from Mr. Winn, and the opportunities in theatre from Mrs. Barth.

Rachel Sharif | 2021 Sound Crew As a senior, Rachel is excited to participate in her last production. She has al- ways enjoyed the community of Talon Theatre and will miss it greatly. She was on Deck Crew for Into the Woods, but sadly was not able to participate in the end due to COVID. She hopes that everything will work out with this production and that it allows everyone to show their true talents!

Sawyer Thiessen | 2021 Digital Marketing Designer & Props Master Sawyer has been a designer since her junior year so is eager to take on the roles of Digital Marketing designer and Props Master. In her free time, Sawyer enjoys art, writing, music, film and candle making. Sawyer is extremely passion- ate about psychology and hopes to major in Psychology and Creative Writing in the future. Although this is her last year at Santa Margarita, Sawyer is a SpeakUP! Ambassador and a Communications Liaison on the Thespian Board. She would like to thank everyone in the cast and crew this year.

You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown

cast & crew Maggie Thilken | 2023 Costume Crew Head Maggie is thrilled to be a part of her fifth Talon Theatre production. She as- sisted with costumes in the fall play All the World's a Stage and was a Foley Sound Artist in the Christmas production, It's a Wonderful Life, earlier this year. Maggie would like to thank Mrs. Barth and Mr. Gagnon for their constant support and guidance.

Claire Thomas | 2023 Featured Dancer Claire is extremely excited to be performing in her first Talon Theatre produc- tion. Upon her arrival to SM this semester she has had a blast getting to know her fellow cast members in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. As a sophomore, Claire is thrilled to be part of such a fun and animated show and she looks for- ward to her future involvement with Talon Theatre. Claire thanks her parents and family who have always given her unconditional support to do what she loves. She also thanks her fellow cast and crew members for making this show so amazing and such an enjoyable experience for her.

Isabella Tosches | 2021 Light Board Operator Isabella is excited for her first time doing tech for a musical. She is a senior this year at Santa Margarita. She has appeared as ensemble in Talon Theatre productions including Godspell and West Side Story. She has appeared in named roles such as Maureen in David and Lisa, Fluere in Phantom, and Cinderella in In- to the Woods. Isabella was also a performer and part of the collaborative writ- ing process for Voices of Courage. She is eager to pursue a major in Communi- cations next year. She would like to thank her parents and directors for all of their guidance.

Daniel Troyan | 2022 Shermy Daniel is thrilled to be able to be a part of Talon Theatre's You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Daniel is a junior and enjoyed being in the cast of the past spring productions, Talon Theatre's Phantom and Into the Woods. When not acting, Daniel enjoys singing in Chambers Singers, participating as a member of ASB, and playing water polo in the fall. Daniel would like to thank the perform- ing arts teachers, including Mrs. Barth, Mr. Winn, Mr. Calvo, and Mrs. Melosini, for working so hard to make opportunities like this musical and concerts possi- ble for high school students.

Robert Troyan | 2024 Pigpen Robert is very happy to participate in his first Talon Theatre production as a freshman. Robert has previously enjoyed playing Albert in Bye Bye Birdie and Emmett in Legally Blonde, and he has also appeared in the choruses of Peter Pan and The Music Man. Robert thanks Mrs. Barth, Mr. Winn, and the cast and crew for a great experience.

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cast & crew Chloe Vautrin | 2022 Makeup Crew Chloe is a junior at Santa Margarita and has been involved in Talon Theater on the crew since freshman year. This year, Chloe will be on the makeup crew for the production and thanks her family for all of their support.

Brianna Velez | 2023 Marcie & Featured Dancer Brianna is performing in her first Talon Theatre musical this year and is thrilled to be one of the dancers in the show. She has performed in several other Talon Theatre productions including Voices of Courage and It’s a Won- derful Life. As a sophomore, she is still unsure of where she will take her thea- tre experiences, but hopes to continue creating beautiful art for the rest of her life. She would like to thank her number one fans (her parents) and every- one who has kept supporting her through the years.

Tyler Von Der Ahe | 2023 Deck/Prop Crew Tyler is excited to be working his first Tech Crew as a deck and prop crew member. A sophomore at Santa Margarita, Tyler has performed in five previous shows and is now excited to help them come to life.

Catherine Wong | 2022 Makeup Crew Catherine is excited to be a part of Makeup Crew this year for her third pro- duction in Talon Theater. She is currently a junior and thanks her parents and her sister Lauren for all of their support!

You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown production staff biographies

Amy Luskey-Barth, Producer/Director Amy holds a Masters in Pastoral Counseling from Trinity College of Graduate Studies and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama from USC. A veteran theatre director and teacher whose career spans over thirty years in educational theatre, Amy founded Tri-School Theatre for Servite, Connelly, and Rosary High Schools and served as Producing Artistic Director from 1989-2004. Since 2010, Amy has served as Director of Talon Theatre at Santa Margarita Catholic High School. She is sponsor of Thespian Troupe #5524 and has taken students to the California State Thespian Festival, the International Thespian Festival, the California Youth in Theatre Day in Sacramento and the International School Theatre Association ISTA festival in Terezin, Czech Republic and Atlanta, Georgia at the Center for Civil and Human Rights. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Amy is director of Project Speak UP! and Executive Director of Theatre on Purpose. Amy’s productions have garnered multiple M.A.C.Y and CAPPIES awards over the years. Amy served as Director of Educational Theatre for the Muckenthaler Cultural Center for two years where she renovated the amphitheater and directed several community productions. Other Educational Theatre positions have included Department Chair of Performing Arts at Rosary High School for three years and Cornelia Connelly for two years. Amy served three years as the California State Advocate for the Arts for the Educational Theatre Association and four years on the California State Board of the In- ternational Thespian Society. She was the recipient of the University of Notre Dame Great Teacher Award in 1996 and was named one of the top twenty-five teachers in Or- ange County by Parenting OC Magazine for 2015. She developed the Playworks Program for emerging young playwrights for the California State Thespians. She has taught mem- oir writing for the North Orange County Community College District Continuing Educa- tion Program and Cuesta College Community Programs. Amy has mentored and coached students for some of the premier college theatre programs and conservatories around the country. Her students have attended NYU, University of Michigan, University of Southern California, UCLA, DePaul, Chapman, Mary Mount Manhattan, UCI, The Atlantic Theatre Company, University of Redlands, Boston Conservatory, and the American Acad- emy of Dramatic Arts. Amy lives in Long Beach with her husband of 39 years, Steve Barth. They have two adult children, Gillian (Rosary 2003; UW 2007 ; NYU 2012) and Brendan (Servite 2006 ; USC 2010.)

W. Chris Winn, Musical Director Mr. Winn has been involved with numerous theatre productions in Southern California, including sixteen productions as Music Director with the amazing Mrs. Barth! Mr. Winn combines his work in theatre and choral music at Santa Margarita Catholic High School under our own amazing and talented Musical Director, Mr. Francisco Calvo. He is also privileged to be Director of Music at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fullerton. Mr. Winn earned a Bachelor of Music in Education and Organ Performance from Pacific Union Col- lege and a Masters of Education from Concordia University Portland. Mr. Winn would like to give special thanks for the gift of another beautiful collaborative journey to the entire wonderful theatre team, with special, extra creative joy collabo- rating with outrageously wonderful cohorts; Mrs. Barth, Mr. Garritano and Mrs. Melosini! The generous, kind and amazingly talented students of the Performing Arts at SMCHS are a gift from heaven!

You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown production staff biographies

Justin Gagnon, Theatre Manager/Master Electrician/Crew Supervisor Justin joined the SMCHS Performing Arts department in 2019 as Theatre Manager and Master Electrician. He is thrilled to be a part of the production team for Charlie Brown. Justin’s college coursework focused on lighting design and stage craft. His pro- fessional experiences began as part of the stage crew for Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters. Justin’s tenure with the Pageant began in 1996 and continues today in various capacities. Justin served as Assistant to the Theatre Manager at the Artist Theatre at his alma mater, Laguna Beach High School. He was then tasked as Theatrical Lead at Garden Grove High School. He enjoys combining his varied skills with the wonderful tal- ent of his students at SMCHS. His favorite backstage theatrical quote: “Don’t you know? I’m the wizard of Oz. I am the Man behind the curtain.”

Casey Garritano, Choreographer You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown is Casey’s seventh show at SMCHS. Other SMCHS choreography credits include Into the Woods, West Side Story, Godspell, Fiddler on the Roof, Hello Dolly (Macy Award, Best Choreographer) and Guys and Dolls. Casey’s other choreography credits include Crazy for You (OCSA), Oklahoma! (OCSA), How To Eat Like A Child (OCSA), The Robber Bride Groom (OCSA), Anything Goes (OCSA), and The Boyfriend (OCSA), High School Musical (Wilson High School) and Bye Bye Birdie (Wilson High School), The Producers (Tibbies Center Stage) and Swing Into Spring (Encore Din- ner Theater). Reginol Performing credits include: Cosmo in Singin’ in the Rain (Candlelight Pavilion, Performance Riverside),

Mike Ritchey, Sound and Lighting Designer Mike is excited to be back working with Talon Theater. Now serving as the Sound and Video Supervisor at South Coast Repertory, Mike has always enjoyed being part of the creative and technical process of theatre. Though he has served in many different roles throughout his theatrical career, he has always enjoyed teaching and working with students. Mike also co-owns Reason Productions, specializing in live events and streaming. Mike would like to thank his incredible wife Sarah for all of her support.

Holly Nellesen, Costume Wardrobe Coordinator Holly Nellesen has been designing costumes for theatre for almost 30 years. She has been a part of Junior Thespian Productions since 1994 and has costumed Annie to The Wizard of Oz and everything in between. She also designed the costumes for Credo Arts seven productions of A Christmas Carol from 2010-2017. Most recently she has had the pleasure of working with Talon Theatre for their productions of Into the Woods, All the World’s a Stage, It’s a Wonderful Life and You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.

Talon Theatre Production History 1989 - present

1989: Clancy Habish 1996: Steve Hansen The Sound of Music A Midsummer Night’s Dream

1990-1991: Mark Till 1997: Nora Mautner Up the Down Staircase *Winnie the Pooh (with Quincey Trigillo) Fame! (with Jeff Nowlin) Guys and Dolls (with Jeff Nowlin) 1997-2005: Jeff Stube The Race is On (with Jeff Nowlin and Stephanie Moore Multiples (An Actor’s Nightmare, It, Do, and This is a Rue) Test) God’s Favorites 1991-2001: Jeff Nowlin While the Lights were Out The Princess and the Magic Pea Passions Fame! (with Mark Till) Fame! Guys and Dolls (with Mark Till) Death Takes A Holiday The Race is On (with Mark Till and Stephanie Moore Sleeping Beauty Rue) Footloose! Raggedy Ann The Importance of Being Earnest Our Town A Change of Heart The Real Inspector Hound Cinderella Hello Dolly The Butler Did It Bye Bye Birdie Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat Lights, Camera, Action Summer Camp Rumors It’s A Wonderful Life Up the Down Staircase The Butler Did It Godspell 42nd Street You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown 1998: Karly Foster Anything Goes *Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Daisy Pulls it Off How Hi is your Fi 1999-2001: Marce Walsh Stage Door Breakfast Club Witness for the Prosecution Boys Next Door Quilters Little Shop of Horrors Carousel Rapunzel (with Kevin Meihaus) The Pajama Game No Exit Twelve Angry People Much Ado About Nothing You Can’t Take it With You Class Dismissed Steel Magnolias The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Spider’s Web Cave Dwellers The Diary of Anne Frank Tommy Godspell Rumors 2000: Ian Stone The Royal Family *California Suite Separate Tables The Diviners 2001: Chris Morrell Cave Dwellers *Picasso at the Lapin Agile (with Kristin Loudy)

1994: Michelle Oritz 2001: Heather (McMillan) Stube *The Great Ghost Chase *Maybe Tuesday

1995: Courtney Logan 2003: Marcus Lovingood *Snoopy (with Brian Myers) *You, the Jury

1995: Brian Myers 2003: Thomas Sabin *Snoopy (with Courtney Logan) *Play On! *The Heiress 2004: Courtney Harper 1995: Kathy Zurback *Fools *How to Eat Like A Child

* Indicates student directed show Talon Theatre Production History 1989 - present 2005: Katie McNeil *Cagebirds (Joanna Pisano) *Mrs. California Pippin - Wins M.A.C.Y. Best Musical (with Trevor Lown) *Scenes from A Streetcar Named Desire (IB Senior Class 2005: Ryan MacKenzie Play) *Cover of Life The Little Prince Let Your Life Sing (Frankie Marrone, Director) 2006-2009: Jean Hauser Hello, Dolly! - Wins The Spirit of the M.A.C.Y. Award Madwoman of Challot *Voiceless (IB Senior Class Play) Oliver! The Musical Museum Twelfth Night ENCORE! When Eagles Soar (with Frankie Marrone) The Pajama Game Guys and Dolls - Wins M.A.C.Y. Starlight Award The Girls of the Garden Club *Where the Sidewalk Ends (IB Senior Class Play) Grease (with Cristin Croce) Our Town God’s Favorite (with Cristin Croce and Matt Devine) Fiddler on the Roof – Wins M.A.C.Y. Literature Brought Into the Woods (with Cristin Croce and Matt Devine) to Life Award *Suzuki Bean (Gillian Gates and Kristina Finch) *The Powerful Play (IB Senior Class Play) Godspell - Wins CAPPIES for Best Musical 2006-2007: Katie Kitchens West Side Story - Wins The Spirit of the M.A.C.Y. Award *Almost Maine (IB Senior Class Play) *Three Little Bears *Murder on the Rerun *Just Like Us (Dayeanne Hutton) 2018 - Present: Amy Luskey-Barth David and Lisa 2008: Danielle Conn Phantom - Wins The Spirit of the M.A.C.Y. Award *For Anxious and Depressed Teens *Your Legacy (IB Senior Class Play) Voices of Courage 2008: Beatrice Mora Into the Woods - Zoom Production *Fools (Not judged due to Covid-19 Pandemic) All the World’s a Stage 2009: Jake O’Connor (Not judged due to Covid-19 Pandemic) *A Midsummer Night’s Dream (with Brittany Lawson) * Indicates student directed show 2009-2010: Quincey Trigillo Our Town Anything Goes

2010: Kelly Kitchens *Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (with Yasmin Ghasiri, Christopher Yu, and Cameron Coulter)

2010 - 2018: Amy Luskey-Barth (with Tania Ayoub) Dead Man Walking (with Haley Salmon) Children of Eden (with TJ Yacap) *Blithe Spirit (IB Senior Class Play) The Diary of Anne Frank Encore! (with Mary DiCamillo) *With Their Eyes (IB Independent Project) Les Misérables School Edition - Wins M.A.C.Y. Literature to Life Award *Love, Death and the Prom (IB Senior Class Play) The Miracle Worker - Chapter Select at California State Thespian Festival A Sondheim Celebration (Frankie Marrone, Director) Disney’s Beauty and the Beast - Wins M.A.C.Y. Magical Journey Award *The Bully Play (IB Senior Class Play) The Crucible ENCORE! A Grand Night for Singing (Frankie Marrone, Director)

MACY Award History

Joanna Pisano Katelyn Biberacher Drew Schlingman 2011 Achievement Natalie Clark Bright Spot 2019 Children of Eden Alex Granito James Colley Miranda Zakhar Phantom Highest Achievement Carson Preusse Carson Preusse Honor Clarkin The Spirit of the Carrie Dubeau Jaquelyn Drust Elyse Angel M.A.C.Y. Award Noah Brumfield Griffin Webb Grant Yosenick 2017 Highest Achievement Tyler Cotner Andrew Senkowski Kelly Christensen Katie Flores Special Recognition Godspell Leilani Kalb Ella Lao Mary Mani Highest Achievement Outstanding Achievement John Luke Polson Melissa Montes 2016 Drew Schlingman Daniel Velasquez Brendan Reeves Bright Spot KC King (Set Design) Achievement Guys and Dolls Brandon Schillig Danielle Kubiak Ella Lao Keenan Herdeg The Starlight Award Outstanding Achievement Hailey Zehren Hannah Loessberg TJ Yacap Best Vocal Male John Grayson Hannah Rabatin Alec Melosini Alex Kubiak Alec Melosini Emma Smith Hannah Cole Outstanding Achievement Michelle Dalisay Highest Achievement Matthew Elniski Katelyn Biberacher Griffin Webb Special Recognition Alec Melosini Makena Horn Elyse Angel Donovan Higbee Evan Meeks Achievement KC King Marisa DiCamillo Highest Achievement in Conrad Kistler 2014 Brendan Reeves Simone Zebot Technical Theatre Special Recognition Eric Renna Bright Spot Pippin Nikki Adhami Laura Johnstone Brian Reyes Garrett Domier Best Musical Award Outstanding Achievement Declan Edwards Sydney Smith Ben Talbot Best Supporting Actor Katelyn Biberacher Alex Roges Achievement Technical Theatre Nicholas Rule Lara Adra Bright Spot Devon Hunt Costume Highest Achievement Michaela Galvin Emily Freeborn Special Recognition Anna Abowd Tyler Cotner Devon Hunt Andrea Martinez Brian Reyes Griffin Johnson Nicholas Rule Achievement Colin McDonald 2020 2012 Outstanding Achievement Makenna Rieden Bright Spot Elizabeth Scannell Into the Woods Les Miserables Joanna Pisano Damien Goodreau (Not judged due to Covid-19 Ryan Melosini Ryan McLaughlin Garrett Webb The Literature Brought Pandemic) to Life Award Hannah Baker Niko Mancera Best Vocal Female Michaela Galvin Drew Schlingman 2018 Bright Spot Special Recognition Kelly Christensen West Side Story Best Dramatic Actor Carson Preusse Hannah Billups Grant Yosenick Dylan Field Dylan Field The Spirit of the Highest Achievement Lara Adra Judy Clayton M.A.C.Y. Award Grant Yosenick Trevor Lown Ethan Leahy Best Choreography Daniel Velasquez Daniella Kubiak Bright Spot Best Show Ensemble Kelly Christensen Eric Renna Best Dramatic Actor JP Jennings 2015 Katie Flores Alec Melosini Alexandra Rupp Andrew Senkowski Best Supporting Actor Outstanding Achievement Hello, Dolly! Matilda Vertiz Drew Schlingman T.J. Yacap The Spirit of the Highest Achievement Keenan Herdeg M.A.C.Y. Award 2017 Katie Flores Carrie Dubeau Best Choreography Emma Smith Madison Schlegel Highest Achievement Fiddler on the Brian Reyes Achievement Andrea Martinez Roof Outstanding Achievement MaryClarie Ramirez Ryan Melosini Literature Brought to Griffin Webb Eric Lencioni Dylan Field Raiya Browning Carson Preusse Life Award John Grayson Outstanding Achievement Best Dramatic Actor Tyler Cotner Evan Meeks Devon Hunt Nicholas Rule Dylan Field Colin McDonald Michaela Galvin Highest Achievement Ruth Flynn Achievement Andrew Parker Special Recognition Dylan Field Andrew Senkowski Trevor Lown Sabrina Boyd Veronique Poutre JeanneAnn Faris Garrett Webb Bright Spot Alec Melosini Achievement Judith Clayton Devon Hunt Jennifer Bishop Niko Mancera Griffin Johnson Luke Herdez KC King Kennedy Kemmerer Special Recognition Outstanding Achievement JeanneAnn Faris Bryce McKenzie Eric Renna Hannah Baker Brandon Schillig Hannah Baker Lauren McNair Paul Gallardo Special Recognition Andrew Senkowski Elyse Angel 2013 Bright Spot Hannah Loessberg Chris Giammanco Alex Roges Beauty and the Katie Flores Casi Roque Sheldon Cornwell Achievement Beast Best Small Group Choreog- Elizabeth Scannell Louise Griffin Magical Journey Award raphy Award – Waiters Eric Renna Highest Achievement Ensemble John Grayson Andrea Martinez Katie Flores Special Recognition Grayson Cornwell Alec Melosini Emma Polonsky Ryan Melosini Brian Reyes Ethan Leahy Veronica Thompson Paul Gallardo Griffin Webb Outstanding Achievement Jack Van Boom Elyse Angel Makenna Rieden Cappies

The Cappies, “Critics and Awards Program”, is a program through which high school theater and journalism students are trained as critics, attend shows at other schools, write reviews, and publish those reviews in the Varsity Arts sec- tion of the Orange County Register. At the end of the year, the student critics vote for awards that are presented at a formal Cappies Gala.

Due to the Covid 19 Pandemic, Talon Theatre will not be participating in the CAPPIES program for the 2020-2021 school year.

Awards

Supporting Actress in a Play Leighton Holritz 2011 Joanna Pisano Mackenzie Neinhuis 2018 Sound The Miracle Worker Hello, Dolly! Best Musical Dylan Bui Supporting Actor in a Musical Costume Design Godspell Dead Man Walking Grayson Cornwell Andrea Martinez Best Ensemble in a Musical Featured Actress Disney's Beauty and the Beast The Little Prince The Twelve Disciples in a Musical Lead Actress in a Play Technical Effects Godspell Kelly Christensen Ruthie Flynn Hannah Rabatin Female Dancer Children of Eden The Miracle Worker The Little Prince Emma Smith Godspell 2012 Freshman Critic 2014 2016 Emily Freeborn Sound Lead Actor in a Musical Set Design Marisa DiCamillo Tyler Cotner Judith Clayton The Diary of Anne Frank Pippin Museum 2019 Female Vocalist Lead Actress in a Prop Design Female Vocalist Veronica Thompson Musical Trev Perreira, Katie Flores Les Miserables Andrea Martinez Leighton Holritz Phantom Male Vocalist Pippin Museum Female Dancer Grant Yosenick Sound Costume Design Emma Smith Les Miserables Tyler Cotner Gabby Romero, Phantom The Crucible Nikki Adhami Sophomore Critic Museum Emily Freeborn 2013 Costumes 2015 Stage Management Cameron Farmer Joanna Pisano Lead Actress in a Musical 2020 The Miracle Worker Museum Into the Woods (Not judged Andrea Martinez Female Vocalist Hello, Dolly! due to Covid-19 Pandemic) Andrea Martinez Best Song in a Musical 2017 Disney's Beauty and the Beast “Before the Parade Passes By” Stage Crew Comic Actor in a Musical Hello, Dolly! KC King Tyler Cotner Prop Design Fiddler on the Roof Disney's Beauty and the Beast

Honoring excellence in school theatre THE INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY A division of the Educational Theatre Association

The International Thespian Society is the only organization recognized by colleges and universities to honor high school students for outstanding work in theatre Membership in Talon Theatre Thespian Troupe #5524 gives students incentive to participate in theatre activities and can be an important factor in gaining admission to a quality theatre program at the university level. Scholarships are awarded for participation in summer programs, festivals, and for college theatre programs. Thespian membership is granted for meritorious work in theatre arts which meets the Society’s guidelines. Specifically, students earn points toward membership and levels of recognition.

How to become a Talon Theatre Thespian:  Inductees must earn 10 points (5 of the points must be earned through Talon Theatre)  Refer to the Thespian Point Award Category Sheet  Fill out the Thespian Point Record Sheet  Students must have participated in at least two Talon Theatre Productions to be inducted  Deadline for inductions: Quarterly - Turn forms in to Mrs. Barth

Thespian Troupe #5524 Thespian Troupe #5524 2020-2021 OFFICERS PAST PRESIDENTS

President: Aaron Moffett Amanda Talbot 2010 - 2011 Vice President: Mary Katherine Riley Jennifer Bishop 2011 - 2012 Secretary: Lizzie Bork Veronica Thompson 2012 - 2013 Treasurer: Thomas Rawlings Joanna Pisano 2013 - 2014 Historian: Bella Tosches Andrea Martinez 2014 - 2015 ComedySportz Liaison: Maya Daniels Katelyn Biberacher 2015 - 2016 Communications Liaisons: Lauren McNair 2016 - 2017 Emelin Conboy & Sawyer Thiessen Drew Schlingman 2017 - 2018 Tech Liaison: Delaney Jankanish Ella Lao 2018 - 2019 Philanthropy Liaison: Olivia Orellana Lily Scannell 2019-2020 Junior Troupe Liaison: Ethan Diaz

Hall of Fame

The Hall of Fame Award is given to individuals whose dedication and sacrifice on behalf of Talon Theatre has been extraordinary. 2020 2018 2016 2014 Erin Scannell Tania Ayoub Ray Dunne Robin Faris Lisa Mitchell Mynette Beuchamp Melissa Holritz Stephanie Kann Cari and Brian Reyes Shelly Angel Annette Melosini Shelby Preusse JeanneAnn Faris Mimi Parson Paula Webb Dante Melosini Tom Smith 2013 2019 2015 Valerie Flynn Kyle Alcaino Valerie Boyd Diana Jennings Marit Conboy 2017 Trish McGee Deanna Rule Curt and Nona Grayson Gina Baker Elaine Smith Melissa Holritz Robby Robertson – Tri- Cheryl Maechler School Theatre Denise Meeks Andy Sulick The Lisa Poutre Spirit of Talon Theatre Award

The Lisa Poutre Spirit of Talon Theatre Award is presented to a Talon Theatre student who possesses the qualities of generosity, selflessness, humility, faith, passion and dedication to the performing arts. 2020 2018 2016 2014 Suzie Cullen KC King Emily Farinella-Collinske Rachel Gallardo

2019 Kennedy Kemmerer 2017 2015 2013 Nikki Adhami JeaneAnn Faris Melissa Montes

Martinez Family Scholarship A Special Thank You to David & Clara Martinez

The Martinez family has a great love for Santa Margarita Catholic High School and especially the Performing Arts programs. Their daughter Andrea, Class of 2015 received such an amazing foundation in Talon Theatre that propelled her to her college career that the family feels deeply that they want other students to have assistance to give them the same opportunities. Every year they offer the following Scholarships to Juniors and Seniors in the Performing Arts: Talon Theatre Talent Development Junior Scholarship Up to $1,500 Training Opportunities, Talon Theatre/School Program Assistance or Summer Training for multiple students Performing Arts Senior Scholarship $500 Dedications

Brennan, We are so excited to watch you bring the role of Charlie Brown to life. We are so proud of your hard work and dedication.

Break a leg! Love, Mom, Dad & Sibs

Danielle,

Congratulations on your fantastic performance as Woodstock! We are so proud of you and love you very much!

Love, Mom, Dad & Robert 2020/21 SEASON SPONSORS To the following families, individuals and organizations, thank you for your generous support!

A Special Thank you to our Performing Arts Projects Donors Suzann Crowe Jeff & Ann Marie Jennison Laura Little Gerard & Trudi McKenzie Meredith Moody Rick & Semra Nogueira Morgan Moody '92 & Jelena Stupar Pat & Mary Sullivan

Producer’s Circle ($2,500+) Anonymous

Director’s Chair ($1,000+) Blaine & Becky Cook Kenneth & Pennie Meany Mike & Wendy Mulvihill The Riley Family The Rogés Family The Tarwater Family

Standing Ovation ($500+) Applause ($200+) Friends of the Arts Century 21 Rainbow Realty The Altergott Family John & Corinne Armstrong The Diaz Family The Calvo Family Celine Cate The McLoskey (Lukas) Family David & Kerry Choe Patrick & Marit Conboy Patrick & Carrie Mulvee In memory of Isidora Briones, Dan Divis & Kelly Brennan-Divis Plumbing Solutions Elery Lacambra, Orlando Matt & Carol Lawson Britt & Karen Rodgers Castellano, Jay Castellano, Mark & Sherry Maurer H. Michael & Holly Schwartz & Doroteo Dilao Greg & Bonnie McClure Rajdeep Vijayaraghavan Raymond Dunne Sam & Christi McDermott & Susan Jacob Karl & Greet Hostetler Bonnie Montgomery Dr. Michael Lee & Cathy Hsu David & Kristen Nilsen Edward & Rosario Johnstone Prasan & Sabitha Pai Dirksen & April Lehman Antonio & Lisa Reis Greg & Lisa Mitchell Michael & Samantha Shannon Otis & Theresa Pannell David & Maureen Tosches William & Bertha Rawlings Patrick & Kirsten Redfern Family Simon & Heather Reeves The Von der Ahe Family 2020|2021 PERFORMING ARTS SPRING EVENTS

CHOIR | DANCE | INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC | THEATRE For ticket information, please visit: www.smhs.org/tickets

THURSDAY, MARCH 11 | 7:00pm APRIL 26–30 Instrumental Music Pops Concert Speak UP! Week Von Der Ahe Pavilion (SMCHS lunch shelter) Times & Location: TBA Real time live stream MAY 5–8 | 7:00pm Spring Dance Concert FRIDAY, MARCH 12 | 7:00pm Location: TBA Choir Pops Concert Von Der Ahe Pavilion (SMCHS lunch shelter) MAY 7 | 5:00pm Real time live stream Senior Class Play Location: TBA

MARCH 25–27 | 7:30pm MAY 12 | 7:00pm You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown Nick Kraus Scholarship Concert March 25–27 | B Building Courtyard Location: TBA March 27 | Real time live stream The Arts Alliance, Giving Wings to the ARTS at SMCHS [email protected]

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