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WYDOWN THEATRE COMPANY Wydown Middle School Clayton, MO WYDOWN T HEAT RE COMPANY Wydown Middle School Clayton, MO Copyright © 2017 Playbill Online Inc. All marks used by permission. Wydo wn T heat re Co mpany Pro udly Present s FOOTLOOSE THE MUSICAL Stage Adaptation by DEAN PITCHFORD and WALTER BOBBIE Music by Lyrics By TOM SNOW DEAN PITCHFORD Additional Music By ERIC CARMEN, SAMMY HAGAR, KENNY LOGGINS and JIM STEINMAN Directed By Music Director Brian R. Engelmeyer Nicholas Urvan Choreographer Costume Director Anjuli Kroon Carla Miller Technical Director Scenic Artist Edward Kastner Lisa Kastner Performance Musical Tracks provided by www.RightOnCueServices.com Presented through special arrangment with 601 West 26th Street - Suite 312 - New York, NY 10001 www.rnh.com Out of respect for the performers and fellow audience members, please do not use screens that emit light and please turn off all cell phones and other devices. In accordance with our arrangements with the publisher, audio/video recording and photography are not allowed. Please visit www.wydowntheatre.com/archive to view Footloose production photos. Copyright © 2017 Playbill Online Inc. All marks used by permission. SONGS ACT I Footloose* Company On Any Sunday Rev. Shaw Moore and the Company I Can't Stand Still Ren Somebody's Eyes Rusty, Urleen, Wendy Jo and the Company Learning To Be Silent Vi, Ethel and Ariel Holding Our For a Hero+ Ariel and Teen Ensemble Somebody's Eyes (Scene Change) Rusty, Wendy Jo and Urleen Somebody's Eyes (Reprise) Rusty, Urleen, Wendy Jo, Chuck, Lyle and Travis Heaven Help Me Rev. Shaw Moore I'm Free* / Heaven Help Me Ren and the Company ACT II Still Rockin' Cowboy Bob and his Band Let's Hear It For The Boy Rusty and the Teen Ensemble Can You Find It In Your Heart Vi Mama Says (You Can't Back Down) Willard and the Boys Mama Says (Encore) Willard and the Boys Almost Paradise++ Ren and Ariel Heaven Help Me (Reprise) Rev. Shaw Moore Can You Find It In Your Heart Rev. Shaw Moore (Reprise) Footloose* (Finale) The Company MegaMix The Company All music by Tom Snow, except: *Kenny Loggins; +Jim Steinman; ++Eric Carmen All Lyrics by Dean Pitchford, except; "Footloose" lyrics by Dean Pitchford and Kenny Loggins R&H Theatricals (Licensor) represents the stage performance rights to over 100 musicals by more than 200 writers. These include works by Rodgers & Hammerstein (including OKLAHOMA!, SOUTH PACIFIC and THE SOUND OF MUSIC), Rodgers & Hart (PAL JOEY, BABES IN ARMS), and Kern & Hammerstein (SHOW BOAT), as well as musicals by Irving Berlin (ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, WHITE CHRISTMAS), Andrew Lloyd Webber (CATS, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA), Adam Guettel (THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA, FLOYD COLLINS), Kurt Weill (THE THREEPENNY OPERA, LADY IN THE DARK), such perennials as BIG RIVER, ONCE UPON A MATTRESS, and FOOTLOOSE, and the longest-running revues in the history of Broadway -- SMOKEY JOE’S CAFÉ -- and Off-Broadway -- I LOVE YOU, YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE. Recently added titles include IN THE HEIGHTS, A CATERED AFFAIR, IT’S ONLY LIFE, [title of show], LOVE MUSIK, FACE THE MUSIC, REEFER MADNESS, ALTAR BOYZ, BERNARDA ALBA, MID-LIFE! THE CRISIS MUSICAL, and BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY. R&H Theatricals is an Imagem company: www.rnh.com. Copyright © 2017 Playbill Online Inc. All marks used by permission. CAST In Alphabet ical Order Ensemble Sepanta Abdi* Ensemble Daboh Ahn* Ensemble Kennedy Austin Jeter Cade Baker Bickle Finn Barbour Ensemble Summer Barnes* Garvin Charles Blake Ensemble Jenna Bush Ensemble Rory Carlyon Cop Jackson Carter Ensemble Elena Cuille´* Country Band Kathryn Davis Ensemble Greta Donnelly* Coach Roger Dunbar Michael Filarski* Ensemble Carolyn Goode Eleanor Dunbar Tallulah Hawley Ethel McCormack Cavan Helmering Lulu Warnicker Gen Hoelscher Willard Hewitt Adam Jaffe Country Band Ariana Kroeger* Ensemble Stasia Kroeger Ensemble Annabelle Lewis Rusty Jamie Lockhart Ensemble Gaby Madriz Vi Moore Mary Maguire* Ensemble Abby Mann Chuck Cranston James Marsden Ensemble Camilla Meyers Travis Naveed Naemi* Copyright © 2017 Playbill Online Inc. All marks used by permission. CAST In Alphabet ical Order (co nt inued) Reverend Shaw Moore Neema Naemi Ensemble Siddhi Narayan Country Band Member Harry Pardo* Wes Warnicker Alexander Pompian Ensemble Ananya Shah* Cowboy Bob Tanner Sharon Ariel Moore Lexie Smith-Gomes Wendy Jo Willa Stine* Ensemble Claudia Taylor Ensemble / Dance Captain Keli Charles Thomas Principal Harry Clark Leo Thomas Ensemble Manny Vidal Betty Blast Abby Wallach Lyle Chase Whitmer* Ren McCormack Stuart Whitmer* Urleen Olivia Whittle CAST PA Josie Gillette Pro duct io n / Creat ive Director Brian Engelmeyer Music Director Nicholas Urvan Choreographer Anjuli Kroon Technical Director Edward Kastner Costume Director Carla Miller Scenic Artist Lisa Kastner *Indicates a Rookie to the Wydown Theatre Company Program. Copyright © 2017 Playbill Online Inc. All marks used by permission. CREW In Alphabet ical Order Technical Crew / Stagehand John Angelides Technical Crew Jessica Bober Technical Crew - Usher Susie Boeyink Technical Crew Benjamin Burris Technical Crew / Running Crew Ravi Cohen (Sound/Mics) Technical Crew Olivia Condrin* Technical Crew / Stagehand Kate Freedman Technical Crew Mason Galarnyk* Technical Crew Adelaide Griffey Technical Crew Burke Havranek* Technical Crew Samantha Helmering* Technical Crew / Running Crew (Props) Tommy Karandjeff* Technical Crew / Stagehand Taayan Khurana Technical Crew / Stagehand Sabrina Kronemer Technical Crew James Landau Technical Crew - Usher Aaliyah Lowrey* Technical Crew - Usher Troy Luhning* Technical Crew / Fly System Eli Milner Technical Crew - Usher Aditi Mohapatra* Technical Crew Zachary Newmark Technical Crew - Usher Qiu Ottolino* Technical Crew Charlie Owens* Technical Crew / Stagehand Max Palmer* Technical Crew Reese Quinn* Technical Crew Katherine Rice Technical Crew / Stagehand Samuel Siwak Technical Crew / Stagehand Jaihan Smith* Technical Crew Matthew Sommers Technical Crew Ben Tracy* Technical Crew / Stagehand James Waldrop Copyright © 2017 Playbill Online Inc. All marks used by permission. CREW In Alphabet ical Order (co nt inued) Technical Crew Rohan Webb* Technical Crew Luke Willert* Technical Crew PA / Running Crew Julia Bautz (Lights) Technical Crew PA / Stagehand Cece Cohen Technical Crew PA / Stagehand Jack Winings Technical Crew PA / Stagehand Will Winings Costume Crew Emma Baum Costume Crew / Running Crew Anna Craver Costume Crew Maya Donohoo-Salsich Costume Crew / Running Crew Lilian Ebeling Costume Crew Paige Espe* Costume Crew Jackson Gardner Costume Crew / Mic Wrangler Rosie Gaugush Costume Crew Izzy Hollandsworth* Costume Crew / Running Crew Neleh Hopper* Costume Crew / Running Crew Rucha Kelkar Costume Crew / Running Crew Ildiko Kinter Costume Crew Anette Martinson* Costume Crew / Mic Wrangler Katie McDowell Costume Crew Ana Meyers* Costume Crew Charley Nakis Costume Crew Alana Osborne Costume Crew / Running Crew Evelyn Roth Costume Crew Alex Schlegal* Costume Crew / Running Crew Madalyn Schroeder Costume Crew / Running Crew Natalie Schuver Costume Crew Kaitlyn Simington Costume Crew Alexis Simmons Costume Crew Anna Streeto Costume Crew Abby VanEmden Copyright © 2017 Playbill Online Inc. All marks used by permission. CREW In Alphabet ical Order (co nt inued) Costume Crew Oona Varga Costume Crew Grace Wheeler Costume Crew Ella Wright Costume Crew Nora Wright Costume Crew Vivian Wright Costume Crew PA / Running Crew Avery Kleinhenz Costume Crew PA / Running Crew Ruthie Pierson *Indicates a Rookie to the Wydown Theatre Company Program. Copyright © 2017 Playbill Online Inc. All marks used by permission. WHO'S WHO Sepanta Abdi* as Ensemble This is Sepi's first performance with Wydown Theatre Company and she is excited! In elementary school she was always acting in plays so she has some experience. Sepi would like to thank Mr.Englemeyer and Ms.Miller. She also wants to thank her mom for supporting her! Sepi is hoping to be involved in more plays in school and she is hoping to become a great actress one day! Daboh Ahn* as Ensemble Daboh is ecstatic to be a part of Footloose. This is her first show at Wydown and she cannot wait for the audience to see this exciting production! She would like to give special thanks to her friends and family for encouraging her and giving their full support. Enjoy the show! Kennedy Austin as Ensemble Kennedy is very excited to be in her second Wydown Theatre Company show, following Alice in Wonderland. She also plays tennis and loves to dance. Kennedy plays the violin for the Wydown Orchestra. Cade Baker as Jeter Cade is so excited. He was in Marry Poppins. Finn Barbour as Bickle Finn is excited to be in his fourth Wydown show, following Alice in Wonderland, Mary Poppins and A Christmas Story. He was also in two SLU shows: Medea and Distracted. He plays hockey and basketball and likes international travel and ice cream. He also plays trombone for Wydown. Copyright © 2017 Playbill Online Inc. All marks used by permission. WHO'S WHO Summer Barnes* as Ensemble Summer is exited to be in her first show with the Wydown Theatre Company. Past shows include Beauty and the Beast at Incarnate Word and Alice in Wonderland at Shrewsberry Community Theatre. Summer also enjoys acting in independent films and can be seen in commercials for Knology Computers, Closet Clubhouse, Laura Buick GMC, and Zhu Zhu Pet Corp.'s "The Happys" toys. Summer would like to thank her Mom who encouraged her to audition, and her Dad for teaching her to love music. Charles Blake as Garvin Charlie is thrilled to be in the Wydown Theatre Company's Footloose. This is Charlie's first musical here at Wydown, but this is his 3rd time being in a Wydown production. Charlie would like to thank his family, and company for making this show possible. Charlie is happy to be in the Wydown Theatre family once again. Jenna Bush as Ensemble Jenna is very excited to be in Wydown Theatre Company's production of Footloose. She was recently in Hairspray Jr. over the summer and Mary Poppins last spring. Jenna would like to thank all of her family and friends for always supporting her.
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