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Mary Poppins Programme 1. ________________________________ 2. “Wind’s in the east, there’s a mist coming in, ________________ ______________________________________________________” 3. ________________________________ 4. “Never judge things by their appearance... _________________ _______________________________________________________” 5. ________________________________ 6. “I would like to make one thing perfectly clear, _______________ _______________________________________________________” 7. ________________________________ 8. “Though childhood slips like sand through a sieve _____________ ______________________________________________________” 9. ________________________________ Musical based on the stories of P.L Travers and the Disney film Original Music & Lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman 10. “Open different doors. __________________________________ Book by Julian Fellowes _______________________________________________________” New songs and Additional Music and Lyrics by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe Co-created by Cameron Macintosh 11. How many kites are there hidden in this programme? ______ Adapted by iTheatrics under the supervision Of Timothy Allen Mcdonald Disney and Cameron Macintosh’s Mary Poppins, JR, is presented through special arrangement with And all authorised materials are supplied by Music Theatre International, New York, NY 9. Chim Chim Cheree 10. You may find a you there that you never knew was yours. 11. XX 11. yours. was knew never you that there you a find may You 10. Cheree Chim Chim 9. Artwork (excluding logo) designed by Jess Bailey and Yasmin Bascal it’s too late for your to give. give. to your for late too it’s and flown they’ve then and grown and up they’ve soon too All 8. Sugar of full spoon A 7. anything explain never I 6. Kite a I’m sure I neve do. 5. Let’s go fly fly go Let’s 5. do. neve I sure I’m s. 1. Step in time 2. Like something’ is brewin’ and about to begin. 3. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious 4. Even carpet bag carpet Even 4. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious 3. begin. to about and brewin’ is something’ Like 2. time in Step 1. £1 Mary Poppins Mary Poppins It seems like the blink of an eye since our last Production of “Billy Elliot”. Lots of exciting discussions were had at the beginning of the academic year regarding what we were going to tackle next... it is always such a tricky decision, and one which needs to be right for all involved. I always like to provide our audience with a contrasting theatrical experience, “Mary Poppins” is so different to “Billy Elliot” and I was aware from an early stage the challenges ahead. One particular challenge was rehearsing with our largest ever cast, which comprises of approximately 90 students. Rehearsals were often very busy and hectic; however as a team working together we managed to choreograph multiple layers of movement into all the large ensemble numbers. Ultimately this was one of my aims for the show, to choreograph sequences of movement where the audience would constantly see and experience different stories. Similarly, sharp, clean lines of choreography which are performed in unison reflect the “Precision and Order” of Mr Banks’ existence. The show has been created using a cyclical structure, where the start and end positioning of the cast is the same, this was done to communicate to the audience that Mary’s main objective had been met, but her magical work would now continue with another family who needed her wisdom and intervention. In order to cater for our huge cast, we needed to make the stage bigger, which created new challenges. We are also using a cyclorama (white backdrop) for the first time this year, which will be lit for certain scenes to capture various different locations in the show, and to create the appropriate mood. “Mary Poppins” has been an absolute pleasure to direct. I can’t wait to see the cast, crew and musicians in action. They have all worked tirelessly to bring you this show. I would like to thank everyone involved in the creation of the show; it really is a team effort. In particular staff who always go that extra mile in helping and the students for their commitment and energy towards the production. Likewise, parents who have been incredibly supportive and helpful, thank you! I can promise you a Practically Perfect performance and a Super evening at the theatre! Sit back, relax and enjoy! Miss Charlotte Oram Freya Innes (Winifred Bank) I am in Year Nine and this is the third shove I’ve done here at Calthorpe Park. This is my second time being a principal role and it is such a privilege but comes with a lot of responsibility. Since I was young I have taken part in dance, drama and musical theatre however school productions are my favourite as the atmosphere, friends and memories are irreplaceable. I love that I can take part in these wonderful shows! Lucas Buck (Michael Banks) I'm Lucas Buck and I'm so grateful to have been given the opportunity to play Michael Banks in this years’ Mary Poppins production. It has been so much fun taking on this role and I have loved every rehearsal and cannot wait to perform. I’ve made some great friends in the process and it has really boosted my confidence. Hope you enjoy the show! Mia Morrish (Jane Banks) This has been my first show at Calthorpe Park as a Year Seven student and although it has been nerve- racking, it has been an amazing experience. To get involved with something so soon in this school has boosted my confidence and I’ve learnt so much. I have enjoyed working with lots of different people and built lots of new friendships. I hope everyone enjoys watching Mary Poppins as much as we have all enjoyed working on it. Becky Stanton (Mary Poppins) Director Charlotte Oram Choreographer Charlotte Oram, Nicole Hadley & Kirsty Shackell As I am in Year 11, this will be last show at Calthorpe, and I am so Stage Manager Kirsty Shackell delighted to be playing the role of Mary Poppins! Taking part in the Musical Director Ross Walker productions at Calthorpe have provided me with some of the best memories, Lighting Designer Tim Bradgate and I have loved every minute of them. This year, I have had so much fun Sound Engineer Matt Stratford working with the teachers and all of the cast, and I hope you enjoy the Sound & Lighting Jack Pollock, Matthew Gaynor, Ben Shead, Tom Aves performance as much as we will. Technicians Trixie Lucas, Chloe Dicks, Lyssie Alden & Scarlett Make-Up Ben Tolmie (Bert ) Clark Set Design Tony Phipps & Angharad Hughes Mary Poppins is the fourth show I’ve taken part in at Calthorpe Park, and Sweep Makers Caroline Bone & Trixie Lucas I’ve had a great time working with everyone. I’m sad to be leaving, but I’m Sponge Cake Creator Laura Baggott definitely looking forward to show week and playing ‘Bert the sweep’. Costume Petersfield Youth Theatre & Parents Performing as a principal part for my last show has been fantastic and I’ve Box Office Hannah Hutton & Euan Hutton got a lot of great memories to take with me. I hope you enjoy the show as Programme, Poster & Yasmin Bascal, Jessica Bailey & Kaylee Pawley much as I have! Ticket Design Front of House Breda Gibbard, Caroline Bone & Hannah Hutton Ben Cridland (George Banks) Photography Robert Oram Mary Poppins is my third and final show at Calthorpe and I am very excited to be ‘Mr Banks’. I am sad to be leaving Calthorpe Park but it has been an Site Management Team James at M3 Productions amazing experience working with the teachers and the cast. I have loved Reprographics Robert Mays School playing a principal part and I have learned so much during my time in the Finance Team The Maplesden Oakes School Vera at Royale Imaging Brooke Hatton Calthorpe productions. I hope you enjoy the show! Mrs Lewis Dave at Walker Sound Ms Ford-Whyte CPS Staff & All Parents TSL Lighting Hire Principals Act Two Playing the Game/ Chim Chim Cher-ee Cherry Tree Lane (Reprise) Brimstone and Treacle (Part 1) Let’s Go Fly a Kite Brimstone and Treacle (Part 2) Practically Perfect (Reprise) Step in Time A Spoonful of Sugar (Reprise) Anything Can Happen (Part 1) Give Us the Word Anything Can Happen (Part 2) Goodbye Then, Mary Mary Poppins Becky Stanton Anything Can Happen (Finale) Bert Ben Tolmie George Banks Ben Cridland Winifred Banks Freya Innes Michael Banks Lucas Buck Jane Banks Mia Morris Act One Supporting Roles Prologue Cherry Tree Lane (Part 1) The Perfect Nanny Practically Perfect Jolly Holiday Sister Suffragette Winds Do Change A Spoonful of Sugar Precision and Order (Part 1) A Man Has Dreams Feed the Birds Mrs Brill Emilia Avenell Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Mrs Cory Phillipa Bailey Twist and Turns Miss Andrew Ella Flynn Katie Nana Ella Hodges Robertson Ay Josh MacNicholas Chairman James Manville Bird Woman Kate Thornton The Back Stage Crew Lucy Beynon Jack Haddock Cole Haury Robyn Scott Alicia O’Keefe Limb Daniel Clark Charlotte Randall Emma Jones Jay Dempsey Tom Rapley Park Strollers Bank Clerks Erin Killalea Chloe Dicks Katie White Lyssie Alden Becky Holder Scarlett Clark The Band Charlotte Horton Bass Guitar Max Miles Bass Guitar Yasmin Dale Bass Guitar Adrien Carriere Bassoon Alba Turner Clarinet Anna Betteridge Clarinet Robert Rush Clarinet Yasmin Bascal Clarinet Michael Presland Cornet Rahul Hasler Drums Amy Whiting Flute Buzzy Bees Sophie Dean Flute Jackie Rumball Flute Edward Stanbury Guitar Franke Williams Guitar Ross Walker Piano Sinead Kearns Saxophone Fred Howard Trombone Kieran Booker Trumpet Wendy Haynes Ukulele Zach Morgan Violin Ensemble Bank Clerks Ruby Ratcliffe Amelia Walters Isabella
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