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The Pirates of Penzance Program Mill Valley High School Presents: Gilbert & Sullivan’s “The Pirates of Penzance” February 18, 19, 20, & 21, 2021 Directed by - Jon Copeland Music Director - Jessie Reimer Assistant Directors - Orchestra Conductor- Jerry Howard Deb Steiner Kaia Minter Costume Coordination - Technical Director - Kristen Huang Renee Huey Student Directors Madison Jensen*, Madelyn Augustine*, Avery Hansford*, & Alyssa Canning* Student Choreographers Avery Hansford*, Madison Jensen*, Lauren Payne, & Ella Tow Program and T-shirt design by Livi Soell Seamstress – Addison McLaughlin Name Gilbert cast Sullivan cast (Alpha by last) Performs Fri./Sat. Performs Thurs./Sun. Isabel Aerni* Constable off Madelyn Augustine* Pirate off Benjamin Baumgart Major General off Halie Becerra off Daughter Eleanor Boone Edith off Leif Campbell* Frederic off Finn Campbell Pirate King off Alyssa Canning* off Daughter Garrett Cowen off Pirate Bethel Desta* Daughter off Alayna Dill off Pirate Jada Eggleston off Constable Asa Esparza Mabel off Emerson Esser Pirate off Mary Fabac Constable off Aiden Ferguson Pirate off Josie Foltz off Isabel Cassie Frias off Constable Sophie Hannam Sergeant off Carter Harvey off Frederic Brayden Heath off Pirate King Madeline Hopkins off Daughter Sam Jaworski* Davy Davy Sophie Jaworski Daughter off Bryce Jennings off Pirate Madison Jensen* Constable off Amit Kaushal off Pirate McKenzie Keltner Daughter off Name Gilbert Cast Sullivan Cast (Alpha by last) Performs Fri./Sat. Performs Thurs./Sun. Sydney Knapp off Sergeant Katelyn Kurovski* off Constable A.J. Lauer off Major General Addison McLaughlin* off Constable Bella Mehner Daughter off Amanda Mills* Constable off Tenley Moss Kate off Reece Moulthrop off Daughter Mason Mullen Pirate off Atticus O'Brien off Jack Hayley O'Keefe off Mabel Sean Olin Jack off Madeline Olivier off Pirate Kylie Overbaugh* Isabel off Allison Rader off Ruth Jackson Raven Pirate off Alayna Sappenfield off Kate Kimberly Schein* Constable off Tyler Smith Daughter Edith Molly Smith* Ruth off Renee Steinle off Constable Ella Tow Constable Constable Parker Trollinger Esther off Christine Turner* off Esther Abigail Warren off Daughter Bret Weber Pirate Pirate *Asterisk indicates membership in MVHS Troupe #7718 of International Thespian Society. “Pirates Of Penzance” Scenes & Songs Act 1: Act 2: Scene 1 Scene 1 Pour, O Pour the Pirate Sherry - Oh, Dry the Glistening Tear - (Mabel & Daughters) (Pirates & Samuel) When the Foeman Bares his Steel - (Sergeant, When Fredric was a Little Lad - Constables, Mabel, Edith, & Daughters) (Ruth) Oh, Better Far to Live & Die - Scene 2 (Pirate king & Pirates) A Paradox -(Frederic, Ruth, and Pirate King) Away! Away! My Heart’s On Fire- (Ruth, Frederic, Scene 2 and Pirate King) Oh, False One, You Have Deceived He Loves Thee - (Mabel and Frederic) Me - (Frederic & Ruth) So This Is Love - (Mabel and Frederic) Scene 3 Scene 3 Climbing over Rocky Mountain - When a Felon’s Not Engaged - (Sergeant & (Daughters) Constables) Oh, Is There Not One Maiden With Cat-Like Tread - (Constables) Breast - (Frederic & Daughters) Sighing Softly to the River - (Major General, Pirates, Poor Wandering One (Mabel & Constables) Daughters) Act II Finale - (The Company) How Beautifully Blue the Sky - (Mabel, Frederic, & Daughters) First Rate Possibility - (Frederic, Daughters and Pirates) Scene 4 I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General- (Major-General, Daughters, and Pirates) Act I Finale -( The Company) Pit Orchestra John Fraka - Guitar Devin Kuhlman - Bass Jonny Pursell - Piano Tech Crew Briana Bruno, Luke O’Neal , Jack Brown, Corben Keungkhamphong, Olivia Franco, Dayanara Trevizo, Natalia Hernandez, Izzy Parra Hurst, Katie Bonnstetter, and Abi Peters Set Crew – Katelyn Kurovski, Garrett Cowen, Sean Olin, Tenley Moss, Madeline Olivier, Madison Jensen, Bret Weber, Aiden Ferguson, Anna Roberts, Addison McLaughlin, Benjamin Baumgart, Mary Fabac, Tyler Smith, Calli Rhodes, Peyton Wagoner, Lauren Jarvis, Bryce Jennings, Blue 4 Stagecraft class. Many students dropped in at various times on Saturdays or after school to help out with set building, and we don’t have a complete list of everyone who pitched in. Please accept our sincere thanks if you ever helped with a paint brush or a power screwdriver or a broom! Special Thanks To: Mill Valley Administration Mill Valley Office Staff Dr. Holder Mill Valley Custodial Staff Superintendent Frank Darlene Deas - School Harwood Bookkeeper Lori Kurovski Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Howard, Sr. Monica Moseley Gail, Meghan & Tyler Howard Abigail Peterson Heidi Gutknecht - Copeland Amy Augustine Our apologies to anyone who was missed in the acknowledgements. Please know we appreciate all of your efforts and hard work in making this show a success. Freshman Bios - Emerson Esser (Pirate) - This is Emerson’s first She also participates in jazz band. If Halie was a pirate, her production at Mill Valley. She was previously in A funny pirate name would be Sir Barnacle. Break-a-leg Halie! thing happened on the way to the Death Star, Rebootilzation, The walking dwarfs, and Church Christmas Briana Bruno (Tech) - This is Briana’s second production musical. If Emerson was a pirate, her name would be at Mill Valley. She was previously in Newsies as Mrs. Cornish. Break-a-leg Emerson! Jacobi. If she was a pirate her pirate name would be Skippy. Break-a-leg Briana! Aiden Ferguson (Pirate) - This is Aiden’s first production at Mill Valley. He was previously in The Walking Dwarves Finn Campbell (Pirate King) - This is Finn’s second as Ham. If Aiden was a pirate, his name would be Cap'n production at Mill Valley. He was previously in Little Jaques Skullcrack. Break-a-leg Aiden! Mermaid two times and played a seagull and a sailor, High School Musical as Coach Bolton, and Newsies as Romeo. Madeline Hopkins (Daughter) - This is Maddie’s first He also participates in track and field. If Finn was a pirate, production at Mill Valley. She was previously in his pirate name would be Nikolai. Break-a-leg Finn! Rebootilzation and A funny thing happened on the way to the Death Star. She also participates in choir. If Maddy was a pirate, her name would be Maddy. Break-a-leg Maddy! Garrett Cowen (Pirate) - This is Garret’s second production at Mill Valley. He was previously in Newsies as AJ Lauer (Major General) - This AJ’s first production at a Delancey brother. If Garrett was a pirate, his pirate name Mill Valley. He was previously in Schoolhouse Rock as would be Johnny Longstocking. Break-a-leg Garrett! The Bill and Princess Whatsername as Rumplestiltskin and Hercules. He also participates in cross country. If AJ was a Alayna Dill (Pirate) - This is Alayna’s second production pirate, his pirate name would be Pirate. Break-a-leg AJ! at Mill Valley. She was previously in Newsies in the ensemble. She also participates in swimming. If Alayna Tenley Moss (Kate) - This Tenley’s first production at was a pirate, her pirate name would be Alayna. Break-a-leg Mill Valley. She was previously in Princess Whatsername. Alayna! She also participates in track . If Tenley was a pirate, her pirate name would be Percy Parrit. Break-a-leg Tenley. Asa Esparza (Mabel) - This is Asa’s second production at Mill Valley. She was previously in Game of Tiaras as Mrs. Madeline Olivier (Pirate) - This is Maddy’s first Potts, C3PO in A Funny Thing Happened on The Way to production at Mill Valley. She was previously in Princess the Death Star, Pops in Rebootilization, and Hannah in Whatsername as The Queen of the South. If Maddy was a Newsies. She also participates in Women's empowerment pirate, her pirate name would be I Don’t Know. Break-a- club, Acapella, and Girl Scouts. If Asa was a pirate, her leg Maddy! name would be Peg-leg Peggy. Break-a-leg Asa! Renee Steinle (Constable) - This is Renee’s first Josie Foltz (Isabel) - This is Josie's second production at production at Mill Valley. She was previously in Princess Mill Valley. She was previously in Newsies as Les. She Whatsername. If Renee was a pirate, her name would be also participates in choir. If Josie was a pirate, her pirate Pirate. Break-a-leg Renee! name would be Isla. Break-a-leg Josie! Abigail Warren (Daughter) - This is Abigail’s first Cassie Frias (Constable) - This is Cassie’s second production at Mill Valley. If Abigail was a pirate, her name production at Mill Valley. She was previously in a would be Captain Gail Sparrow. Break-a-leg Abigail! Ensemble in Lion King, an Ewok in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Death Star, Mrs. Bucket & Ensemble in Willy Wonka, Assistant #2 in Rebootilzation, Cora and Speed Tapper in Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Spot Conlon in Newsies. She also participates in gymnastics, band, and soccer. If Cassie was a pirate, her name would be Fortune McFrias. Break-a-leg Cassie! Carter Harvey (Frederic) - This is Carter’s second production at Mill Valley. He was previously in Newsies as Crutchie. He also performs theater with CYT, and in his band Holiday Drive. If Carter was a pirate, his pirate name would be Tom Jones. Break-a-leg Carter! More Sophomore Bios - Sophomore Bios - Brayden Heath (Pirate King) - This is Brayden’s second production at Mill Valley. He was previously in Newsies as Halie Becerra (Daughter) - This is Halie’s second Romeo. He also participates in Theatre of Imagination. If production at Mill Valley. She was previously in Newsies. Brayden was a pirate, his pirate name would be Greg. Break-a-leg Brayden! Sophie Jaworski (Daughter) - This is Sophie’s second production at Mill Valley. She was previously in Newsies. She also participates in a Young Republicans club. If Sophie was a pirate, her pirate name would be Jaws. Break- a-leg Sophie! Bryce Jennings (Pirate) - This is Bryce’s second production at Mill Valley. He was previously in Newsies. He also participates in Cross Country, Repertory theater, and a youth group.
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