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Thursday, April 16, 2015 Gwynette Auditorium Porter-Gaud School MUSICAL NUMBERS The Porter-Gaud Fine Arts Department Presents The Tale of Cinderella……………………………………………...Company The 2015 Lower School Musical A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes…………………………….Cinderella A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes (Reprise) ………...…Mice, Cinderella The Work Song…………………………………………………….Jaq, Mice The Work Song (Reprise)…………………………...…Gus, Jaq, Perla, Mice Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo…………………………………Fairy Godmother, Mice To the Ball………………………………………..….Fairy Godmother, Mice Cinderella/Dream Finale…………………………………………..Company Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Bows………………………………………………Company Please note that videotaping and flash photography of this performance is strictly prohibited. A professional quality video of the production is being produced and will be made available to cast members and their families. Music and Lyrics by Photographs by Director of Communications Brink Norton will be available from the Porter-Gaud website. Mack David, Al Hoffman and Jerry Livingston Book Adapted and Additional Lyrics by Cinderella KIDS is presented through special Marcy Heisler arrangement with and all authorized performance materials are supplied by Music Music Adapted and Arranged by Theatre International, 421 West 54th Street, Bryan Louiselle New York, NY 10019 Based on the Screenplay by Script, music and all other material Ken Anderson and Homer Brightman Copyright 2005 Disney Enterprises, Inc. Cinderella KIDS is a registered trademark of Disney Enterprises, Inc. Thursday, April 16, 2015 Gwynette Auditorium Porter-Gaud School CAST STAFF Cinderella Paisley Hodges Anastasia Caroline Craigie Drizella Sarah Allen Artistic/Musical Director Todd Monsell Stepmother Ananya Chag Choreographer Heather Bybee Gus Ellis Chang Costumes Ashley Stock Jaq John Robert Lackey Costume Assistants Laura Orvin Luke Charlotte Sherrod Heidi Hodges Perla Gracie Chariker Ashley McLoud Fairy Godmother Seidel Bennett Sound Technician Tzeitel Hirni Grand Duke John Michael Dupree Light Design/Technician Dominic LaCasse Herald Ian Salters Backdrop Hanging Dominic LaCasse King Callaghan Monnier Todd Monsell Prince Charming Julian Ford Sharod Williams Town Crier 1 Kevin Fan Stage Manager G.W. Gilich Town Crier 2 Ned Hadzijahic Cinderella’s Carraige Construction Kael Martin Town Crier 3 Henry Lee Staff Gift Coordinator Colette Post Town Crier 4 Jon Fermo Program Todd Monsell Program Printing Brink Norton Narrators/People of the Castle: Rhett Andrews, Photography/Video Brink Norton Alexa Barker, Sydney Boyd, Lizzy Christy, Havilah Cooper, DuBose Egleston, Monae Fickens, Backstage Assistants: William Adams, Virginia Bat, Terra Burke, Eliza Ford, Genevieve Geils, Elena Hardiman, Jennifer Clair, Susan Easter, Marcia Engelhardt, Jeannie King, Anna Lehman, Sophie Levenson, Dalia Medrano, Anna McCubrey, Leah Spann, Deen Wey Delia Medrano, Daniel Nirenblatt, Claire Oldford, Kate Sherrod, Ari Sloan, Eliza Sperry, Isabella Makeup: Rebecca Bennett, Sherry Dupree, Heidi Hodges, Caroline Vance, Mary Lide Wallace, George Walton, Becca Kelleher, Laura Orvin, Rima Shretta, Ashley Stock, Michelle White, Harrison Winther, Miriam Woodhull, Woodhull Mice: Lucas Acevedo, Chloe Alderson, Hayden Alfonso, Swain Autry, Madison Bernard, Kelly ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Carswell, Ava Fauci, Dylan Greenslade, Paulo Hitopolous, Zihaire Jackson, Maya Johnson, Kiera Kelleher, Ethan Lehrman, Henry Lewis, Leo Li, I would like to thank all of the teachers and parents, both Dee Dee Lucas, Bryce Marion, Watson McLoud, those named above and many others unnamed, who helped Ellen Mumford, Chloe Ovbiagele, Rich Padgett, Beau Porter, Noorah Rismani, Sarah Quinn, make this show a success! Working with these talented Harper Rehmann, Connor Rhoades, Sienna Schaay, students has been a pleasure, and I hope to see many of them Campbell Skelly, Shea Smith, Asa Snyder, grace the Porter-Gaud stage for years to come! Jackson Strickland, Anna Caroline Symonds, Ann Thompson, Jared Wilder, Ashley Wilsondebriano -Todd Monsell, Director .
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