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11 & February 15 The Laymen Playmen, Inc. Proudly present February 8 - 11 & February 15 - 18, 2018 Peter Pan is based on J.M. Barrie's classic tale and featuring an unforgettable score by Morris "Moose" Charlap and Jule Styne with lyrics by Carolyn Leigh, Betty Comden, and Adolph Green. Peter Pan is a musical, based on the play by Sir J. M. Barrie. Originally directed, choreographed, and adapted by Jerome Robbins. Peter Pan is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). 2018 All authorized production materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com TOM'S PIANO TUNING Expert Piano Tuning & Repair Thomas A. McGinniss tomspianotuning.com [email protected] 215-527-7485 Serving Lansdale and surrounding areas since 1977 Scan to view Website Used rebuilt pianos for sale, including warranty and delivery for the purchaser. Climate controlled storage can be arranged A division of TJPlus Productions 727 Derstine Ave. Lansdale, PA 19446 The Laymen Playmen, Inc. The Laymen Playmen present Their 31st Production is a multi-denominational Christian Community Theatre Group. Its purpose is to provide both adult and youth development emphasizing education in all facets of theatre including music, dance, and speech. The culmination of seven months of interactive participation is a polished theatrical production presented to the public. The proceeds derived are used to help serve the needs of the less fortunate in the Hatfield Community. Based on the play by Sir J. M. Barrie, by Morris "Moose" Charlap and Jule Styne with lyrics by Carolyn Leigh, The Laymen Playmen, Inc. Board of Directors: Betty Comden, and Adolph Green. Originally directed, choreographed, and adapted by Jerome Robbins. President…………………………….Fred Wiesinger Vice President…………………….....Bill Dougherty Director Director Treasurer…………………………….........Bob Reilly MusicalMusical Director Director Director Director Kelsey Zetsche Lori Maxwell Secretary………….. …….....Mary Catherine Reilly Abbie LampeAbbie Lampe Kelsey Zetsche Lori Maxwell Choreography Stage Managers OrchestraOrchestra Choreography Stage Managers Laymen Playmen Board: Kimmy Faughey Juls & Zak Krauskopf Dr. DaleDr. Burkhard Dale Burkhard Kimmy Faughey Juls & Zak Krauskopf Jeff Krout, Dave Krum, Derick Wiesinger, Light Design Sound Design ProgramProgram Design Design Light Design Sound Design Kurt Krauskopf, Juls Krauskopf, Giovanna Dougherty, Miriam Watts John Stangl Jeff Krout & Bonnie Stangl Lori Maxwell, Gary Watts, Miriam Watts, Miriam Watts John Stangl Jeff Krout & Bonnie Stangl Kelsey Zetzsche, Deb Moses Elton, John Stangl Prop Design Producer CostumeCostume Design Design Prop Design Producer Karen Tomlinson Daisy Wiesinger Deb Moses-Elton Karen Tomlinson Daisy Wiesingerl William DebDougherty Moses-Elton Laymen Playmen Board Emeritus: MC ReillyMC Reilly William Dougherty Harry Rinehart, Rev. Thomas Souders, Hazel Kriebel February 8 - 11, 15 - 18, 2018 tion oduc www.laymenplaymen.org Pr PHOTOGRAPHY AND TAPING ARE PROHIBITED 31st 1987 Peter Pan is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). THE LAYMEN PLAYMEN All authorized production materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com 2018 60 1 Musical Numbers Mailing List I f you would like to be on our MAILING LIST, please fill in this form and place in the box by the Ticket Office or give it to one of the ACT ONE Ushers. Thank you Tender Shepard . Darling Family, Liza Name I Gotta Crow . Peter Neverland . Peter Organization I’m Flying . Peter, Wendy, John, Michael Address Pirate Song . Hook, Smee and the Pirates A Princely Scheme (Hook’s Tango) . Hook, Smee and the Pirates City ______________________ State ________ Zip ________ Indian Dance . Tiger Lily and the Indians Phone Wendy . Peter, Lost Boys, John and Michael Another Princely Scheme (Hook’s Tarantella) . Hook, Smee and the Pirates E-mail I Won’t Grow Up . Peter, Lost Boys, John and Michael Our mail list is never sold or distributed Mysterious Lady . Peter and Hook Ugg-A-Wugg . .Peter, Tiger Lily, Lost Boys, Indians, Darling Children Comments or future show suggestions: Distant Melody . Peter and Wendy organization is a year-round operation. ACT TWO Our support of the Hatfield Pastors' Fund and our planning and equipment acquisition does not end with the Final Curtain. Hook’s Waltz . Hook, Smee and the Pirates All donations are greatly appreciated. I Gotta Crow Reprise . Peter, Tiger Lily and the Indians Anyone interested in contributing in our ministry may do so to: Tender Shepard Reprise . Wendy, John and Michael I Won’t Grow Up Reprise . Darling Family and the Lost Boys The Laymen Playmen, Inc. Neverland Reprise . Peter 25 West Broad Street P.O. Box 485 If you are interested in placing Hatfield, PA 19440 an ad in our program, please call THERE WILL BE A 15 MINUTE INTERMISSION BETWEEN ACTS 1 & 2 215 - 368 - 9484 REFRESHMENTS ARE SERVED DOWNSTAIRS Thank you, The Laymen Playmen 2 59 Laymen Playmen Cast in order of appearance Shows 1988 Our Town 1989 Sound of Music Wendy Darling . Haley Simmonds 1990 Oklahoma! Michael Darling . Danny Shapella 1991 Oliver John Darling . Ethan Smith 1992 Fiddler on the Roof Liza / Indian Grasshopper . Casey Harper 1993 The Music Man 1994 Brigadoon Nana . Daisy Wiesinger 1995 My Fair Lady Mrs. Darling / Indian . Florence Wydra-Gat 1996 Annie Get Your Gun Mr. Darling / Pirate . Tony Inverso 1997 Sound of Music Peter Pan . Alicia Alaimo 1998 Anything Goes 1999 Guys and Dolls Slightly . Derick Wiesinger 2000 Oliver Twin #2 . Anna Potson 2001 Cinderella Twin #1 . LeeAnne Krauskopf 2002 State Fair 2003 I Remember Mama Tootles . Skylah Brown 2004 Kiss Me Kate Curly . Nora Eliff 2005 Titanic Nibs . Victoria Demurat 2006 Footloose Chip / Jane . Katie Shapella 2007 The Music Man 2008 Oklahoma! Humphrey . Hannah Gat 2009 The Wizard of Oz Captain Hook . John Keefrider 2010 Bye Bye Birdie Smee . Madison Keefrider 2011 Grease Starkey . Courtney Katz 2012 Anything Goes 2013 The Pajama Game Jukes . Peter Kratz 2014 Annie Get Your Gun Noodler . Chris Donahue 2015 Oliver Cecco . Kyle Mullen 2016 Shrek 2017 The Wizard of Oz Tiger Lilly . Kimmy Faughey 58 2018 Peter Pan 3 Cast in order of appearance Pirate Madame Phantom . Anna Bingley Pirate #7 . James Bingley Pirate Baron Blackblade . Heather Black Pirate Lucas Sharkiller . Connor Cherby Pirate Clumsy . Patrick Demurat Pirate #7 . Roie Gat Pirate Hobblefoot . Haley Harper Pirate Sally Seawaters . Elizabeth Martin Pirate Shannon Scarblade . Amy McMichael Pirate Third Mate Cast . Leela Morcom Pirate Rascally . MC Reilly Pirate Shequanda. Sadie Simmonds Pirate Naz . Natalie Zollo Indian Macaroni . Madeleine Bingley Indian Kateri . Kathryn Connell Indian Aponi . Olivia Connell Indian Jazz Bird . Liz Eliff Indian Mackatoa . Rachel Gat Indian Pax . Lacey Haldeman Indian Bluebird . Paige Haldeman Indian Scalpum . Laural Harper Indian Wild Fire . Anya Hradnansky Indian Awinta . Shae Leach Indian Little Sunflower . Jordyn McGruder Indian Morning Tulip . Sydney McGruder​ Indian Pocahoddy . Deb Moses-Elton 4 Indian Willy . Shiane Young 57 Director's Notes Lori Maxwell / Director She is once again directing the Laymen Playmen show this year. She has been a director many years over for this organization, and once again brings her knowledge and gifts to our theatre to ensure that the audience’s trip to Neverland is an unforgettable one. She works to ensure that all—cast, crew, musicians, and everyone involved with the production of the show—are supported and encouraged. Laymen Playmen extends thanks to her This year’s performance of Peter Pan marks the 31st production for her dedication. of The Laymen Playmen. Kelsey Zetzsche / Director This is the first time I have helped direct a play. I have been apart of Laymen Peter Pan is based on J.M. Barrie's classic tale and featuring an Playmen for the past 21 years. I have loved this experience watching the show unforgettable score by Morris "Moose" Charlap and Jule Styne with come alive. lyrics by Carolyn Leigh, Betty Comden, and Adolph Green. Peter Pan Abbie Lampe / Choral Director is a musical, based on the play by Sir J. M. Barrie. Originally directed, By day, She is the Director of Nursing at the Kirkbride Center in Philadelphia. By night, choreographed, and adapted by Jerome Robbins. she flies to Neverland, where she gets to do musical things, and play with three daughters who are gonna grow up by graduating from North Penn this year. She and her family returned to the nicely crowded island of Lansdale, after spending two years in Orlando. Imagine living on an island where you never grow up and are She has been involved in the theatre and marching band worlds most of her life, has a degree in music from West Chester University, and is the minister of music for children surrounded by lost boys, pirates, and Indians. The Darling children and youth at St. John's United Church of Christ. She is grateful for the opportunity to be get to experience many new adventures. Peter Pan takes them on a a part of this production, and is thinking lovely thoughts so everyone can fly! magical journey where they befriend the lost boys. They have to hide Bill Dougherty ~ Co-Producer ~ from the Indians and fight a bunch of pirates. I just enjoy the work this great group of people do coming together with a charitable heart for those in need through the Local Pastor’s Fund. This We cannot thank enough the entire cast for making this show come year I find myself working the back ground as Co-Producer and stage crew helping all the magic come together. Also, find myself missing a good alive before our eyes. It would also not be possible without the help friend who’s been with LP for some 28 years, Dave Krum. Hopefully, I can of all our crew members and orchestra members. Special shout out to help carry on some of his antics keeping the place jovial. Beth Casmas, who was also a rehearsal pianist this year, and Abbie Juls Krauskopf ~ Stage Crew Manager ~ Lampe as our musical director.
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