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Patriot Players Presents Patriot Players presents The mission of Make-A-Wish Foundation is to grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy. Thank you to our Children’s Workshop participants and this weekends’ audience members for helping the CB East Patriot Players raise $5,000 for this wonderful organization! Don’t miss our fall production of... November 20-22, 2020 The CB East Patriot Players Present Disney’s Directed by Many thanks for costuming contributions from: SASHA EISENBERG Choreographed and Produced by ALICIA SEHN Cargill’s Costume Barn Costume Builders Wrightstown Library Technical Director Vocal Director MICHAEL GRIECO CHRIS VILLANTE Costume Mistress Music Direction THERESA POIRIER JASON MOREHOUSE Scenes and Musical Numbers - Act 1 Overture Prologue Olim…………….....…………………………....Congregation, Choir The Bells of Notre Dame (Part 1)………….......Congregation, Choir The Bells of Notre Dame (Part2)………………….…..Frollo, Jehan Congregation, Choir The Bells of Notre Dame (Part 3)……....Jehan, Congregation, Choir The Bells of Notre Dame (Part 4)……………..Father Dupin, Frollo Conregation, Choir The Bells of Notre Dame (Part 5)…..…..Frollo, Congregation, Choir The Bells of Notre Dame (Part 6)……………...Congregation, Choir Scene 1: The Bell Tower Sanctuary……………..………………….…….....Frollo, Quasimodo Out There……………………………….………..………Quasimodo Scene 2: Town Square Topsy Turvy (Par1)……………………………...Clopin, Quasimodo Revelers, Choir Rest and Recreation…………………………..….Phoebus, Frollo Clopin, Revelers, Soldiers, Choir Rhythm of the Tambourine……………..Esmeralda, Phoebus, Frollo Quasimodo, Clopin Topsy Turvy (Part 2)…………...Clopin, Esmeralda, Revelers, Choir The Harrowing Sanctuary (Part 2)………………………………...Frollo, Quasimodo Scene 3: Inside the Cathedral The Bells of Notre Dame (Reprise)……………………….Esmeralda Parishioners, Choir God Help the Outcasts……………....Esmeralda, Parishioners, Choir Transition to the Bell Tower……………………..Statues, Gargoyles Scene 4: Bell Tower Top of the World……….Esmeralda, Quasimodo, Statues, Gargoyles Act 1 Continued Scene 5: Tavern Taven Song (Thai Mol Piyas)……….…....Gypsies, Esmeralda, Frollo Scene 6: Bell Tower Heaven’s Light………………………………………....….Quasimodo Scene 7: Prayer Stalls Hellfire…………………………………..…..…..Frollo, Priests, Choir Scene 8: The King’s Court Scene 9: Streets of Paris/Outside a Brothel/Bell Tower Esmeralda (Act I Finale– Part 1)…………………………….Company Esmeralda (Act I Finale– Part 2)…………………………….Company Intermission There will be one 15 minute intermission. Refreshments will be sold in the lobby. Scenes and Musical Numbers Act 2 Entr’acte……………………………………………………………….Choir Scene 1: Bell Tower Agnus Dei……….Choir Flight to Egypt…..………….…………..………...Saint Aphrodisius Quasimodo, Statues, Gargoyles, Choir Esmeralda (Reprise)……………………..…….Frollo, Congregation Rest and Recreation (Reprise)…………………………..…..Phoebus Scene 2: Streets of Paris Rest and Recreation (Reprise)……...……………..…..…Quasimodo The Court of Miracles……………………………...Clopin, Gypsies Scene 3: Court of Miracles In a Place of Miracles……..…...Phoebus, Esmeralda, Quasimodo Clopin, Gypsies, Choir Bells of Notre Dame (Reprise II)……………...Congregation, Choir Scene 4: Prison The Assault………………………………………………….....Frollo Someday……………..………….....…………...Esmeralda, Phoebus Scene 5: Bell Tower While the City Slumbered…………………..….Congregation, Choir Made of Stone…………………..….Quasimodo, Statues, Gargoyles Scene 6: Town Square/Notre Dame Judex Crederis…………………………..…...……….………..Choir Kyrie Eleison………………………………………..……..Company Scene 7: Bell Tower Top of the World (Reprise)……………..…………Esmeralda, Choir Esmeralda (Frollo Reprise)………..………...Frollo, Jehan, Florika Congregation, Choir Finale Ultimo……………………….....Quasimodo, Statues, Gargoyles Scene 8: Town Square/Bare Stage Finale Ultimo………………..……………….…...………..Company CAST Featured Characters (In order of appearance) Dom Claude Frolllo………………….…………………….……..John Cuozzo Jehan Frollo……………………….………………………………..Alex Panas Florika/Narrator……………………...………………….…..Julianna Zannikos Father Dupin………………………………………….……………Wyn Levett Quasimodo………………………………………………….……...Nick Breen Clopin Trouillefou, King of the Gypsies……………………....Kyle Hendricks Captain Phoebus de Martin………………………...…………Aydin Zazyczny Frederic Charlus………………………………………...…………..John Hare Esmeralda……………………………………………...…………Olivia Traub King Louis XI……………………….………………………….…..Evan Stein Official……………………...………………………………...Blake Aspinwall Madam……………………………………….…..……………...Gabby Stokes Saint Aphrodisius………………………………………………..Griffin Bauer Congregants Gargoyles/Statues/Choir………………..…….....Lucas Badger, Griffin Bauer Katelyn Beasley, Trinity Foster, Hazen Gotschal Wyn Levett, Mary Orford, Morgan Scott Revelers/Gypsies/Parishioners……...….Miranda Ford, Reagan Hollingsworth Mary Kacsur, Angelina Mancuso, Olivia Newman, Megan O’Neil Alex Panas, Ava Risoldi, Evan Stein, Gabby Stokes Revelers/Soldiers/Citizens…………………...Jack Arnstein, Blake Aspinwall Carleigh Beck, Kayla Cartwright, Ryan Fean, John Hare Veronica Hodgson, Taylor Newman, Ryan Novak, Mina Ritz Choir/Priests……………...Holly Bender, Charlie Dell’Orefice*, Keri Doheny Lauren Dunckley, Riley Fleisch, Maddy Hollingsworth, George Layre III* Rishi Nair, Mikayla Piechotta, Shannon Raymer, Courtney Rowland Sydney Shine, Jillian Sinton, Nick Swartz*, Andrew Whinney *Priest Dance Captains: Olivia Newman, Nicolette Smith Crew Props Master………………………..……………...Virginia Howarth Projections…………………………………………...Micah Meyerov Assistant Director ...................................................... Sophia Martino Stage Manager ............................................................ Grace Mahony Master Carpenter ........................................................ Matt Coleman Assistant Technical Directors……………...Kiara Duran, Kylie Hier Props Chief ................................................................ Carolyn Heenan Lighting Chief…………………………………..………..AJ Plotnick Sound Chief………………………….Abigail Jurbala, Nate Schneller Costume Chief .................................................................. .Gigi Flego Ticket Supervisor ................................................ Mrs. Amy Zannikos Make-Up Supervisor………………………...………...Amy Johnson House Manager………………………..…….…..….Nathan DiFulvio Luncheon Coordinator .................. Lisa Hendricks, Katie Mackenzie Good Luck Cast! Photography ................................................................. Diana Iversen Kyle Hendricks- Always follow your dreams! Costume Crew: We are proud of you. Mrs. Virginia Howarth, Michaela Cherry, Maya Davidheiser Love, Zoe Ginsberg , Brooke Gormley, Brielle Walton Gram & Pop Props Crew: Marissa Ballew, Tara Beagelman, Caroline Eldringhoff Grace de Hoogh, Abigail Motter, Sofia Pollack, Talya Slezak Crew Construction Crew: Rachel Chodelka, Gillian Clayton, Devin Cummings, CJ Dalby Grace de Hoogh, Nathan DiFulvio, Elizabeth Gaffney Michael Herron, Mackenzie Hopkins, Haley Kloss, Grace Mandes Jamy Mershon, Braeden Miller, Jason Rackas, Ryan Szczyporski Noah Seaner, Kiran Sherby, Maddie Taggart, Eleanor Verbeck Sound Crew: Rocco Cufone, Abby Jurbala, Nate Schneller, Vraj Kothari Light Crew: Megan Hendricks, Kayla St. Cin, Gavin Okolichany, Nick Travisan Special Thanks To the Cast, Crew, and Orchestra of All Parent Volunteers The Hunchback of Notre Dame CB East Faculty Print Shop Jennifer Thompson We are very proud of you! Principal Congratulations on a wonderful Lori Gallagher-Landis production. House Principals Tracey DeRosier, Matthew Fash, Luke Hadfield Mrs. Eisenberg, Mrs. Sehn, Mr. Grieco, Principal’s Administrative Assistant Mrs. Poirier, Mr. Villante & Mr. Morehouse Lauren Plocharski Head Custodian Dale Ives National Honors Society Students Kimberly Koch—Advisor Senior Orchestra Bios ORCHESTRA Carl Soderstrom (Bassoon) has played the bassoon since soph- Keyboard 1………………………………..…………..Sophia Martino omore year. He has participated in PMEA District 11 Orchestra Keyboard 2………………………………….………....Olivia Marcino as the principal second bassoonist and is the section leader of Flute/Piccolo…………………..………………….Lauren Jaroszewski the Philadelphia Sinfonia Bassoon section. This is his first year Clarinet……………………………….……………..…...Emily Jordan in pit orchestra. Bass Clarinet………………………..….………….Jordyn Marchincin Grace Stevens (Violin) is beyond excited to be a part of The Bassoon……………………………….…………..….Carl Soderstrom Hunchback of Notre Dame. However, she wishes this wasn’t her Saxophone…………………………………………….….Derek Deihl last year with Patriot Players. In her sophomore year, Grace Trumpet 1………………………………………….…….Kate Gutkind played violin in the pit orchestra for Joseph and the Amazing Trumpet 2…………………………………………….…...Josh Enders Technicolor Dreamcoat. While she will continue working with Horn……………………………………….………......Drew DeRosier music, she hopes to attend college to study Public Health. She Trombone……………………………….……….Maggie Kettelberger has dedicated much of her time here at CB East to the music Drum Set…………………………………...………….Nick Cimorelli programs and would like to thank everyone who helped along Aux. Percussion……………………………….………..Jason Rackas the way. Violin 1………………….….Alicia Luo, Grace Stevens, Jillian Troth Jillian Troth (Violin) has played for the Patriot Players pit or- Violin 2…….…..Sammy Hayes, Mackenzie Hopkins, Nick Travisano chestra in all three of her years at CB East. Having attended Viola……....Alex Baxevanidis, Galen Sutterlin, Phoebe Vallapureddy Patriot Players productions since she was four years old, Jillian is honored to now be a part of the spring musicals. She intends to continue
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