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A Christmas Carol CFCArts Senior Staff Thank You to Our Sponsors Executive Leadership Joshua Vickery I Founder & Executive Director Ethan Lolley I Executive Assistant ; Terrance Hunter I Sr. Director of Programs @rieeo-,,�ss Brewer Long 111STOR�E � Cors.J @1 '19 e tJ Po ;of ropical' Artistic Leadership Brandon Fender I Director of Choral Programs Justin Muchoney I Director of Orchestral Programs ,:!!!;-Rf/MAX @ THE John Almeida Co-Director of Big Band .• SELECT COLE I Cll tI 7 = """...........,., Daniel Maldonado I Co-Director of Big Band TEAM Eric Yow Director of Dance I •. :CIA � esuninstcr VITJ\S' VAi F, .., WinterPadc Advent Health -- Healthcare co • Education Leah Porrata I Director of Education, Youth Programs and Academy •� t Kaileigh Anne Tayek Director of Education, Program Development and Research GH IJrltl�J,,..,.try � I ........ ."' •'-....... TRINGAS • "'.. 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Eleanora Forrest, Kaylanne Severo, Hope Tripp, Hannah Weimer Assistant Stage Managers - Magen Geluso, Erin Hernandez Mrs. Cratchit, Scrooge's Mother, Granny Chuzzlewit ...............................Claire Lube Student Stage Manager - Sara Jacobson Martha Cratch it, Emily ....................................................................Jordyn Kinard Music Directors - Jason Bailey, Melissa Nay Ghandour Mrs. Mops, Mrs. Fezziwig.......................................................................... Piper Sunvold Choreographer - Erin Elizabeth Wolfe Shopkeeper, Sally Anderson, Elf .................................................. Reagan Sunvold Assistant Choreographer - Margot Emilia Wolfe Anderson Children, Angels ....................... Emily Allen, Keiyana Peters, Ava Tedesco Jr. Company Teaching Artist - Beth Hall Beadle, Mr. Hawkins, Skeleton ..................................................................... Cole Simon Jr. Company Assistant Teaching Artist, Assistant Choreographer - Avery Higgins Fred Anderson, Young Scrooge................................................................ Ethan Barnett Acting Coach - John Curcuru Businessmen................................................................. Aidan Mattson, Nicolas Querino Vocal Coach - Scott Kinkead Clerks, Sailors .......................................................Kelvin De Synegub, Shane Lea Dialect Coaches - Emile Doles, Wendy Lamoreaux Rich Women................................ Amber Joseph, Nya Norman, Oni-Symone Richmond Production and Safety Manager - Juan Torres Servants..................................................................... Isabella Hanke, Brooklynn Nobles Primary Rehearsal Support - Ashley Kreischer Servant, Elf .................................................................................Allison Largaespada Secondary Rehearsal Support - Emile Doles, Tamir Hernandez Rosa, Matthew Town Children ................... Robbie Burright, Lyric Carden, Declan Carlson- Cheshire, Rothenberg, Stefany Sosa Rory Clair, Isabella Clements, Alexander Ferrin, Chloe Harris, Rehearsal Assistant - Armani Watt-West Auburn Janow, David Lacomb, Demetrius Peters, John Ruta, Lighting and Scenic Designer - Patrick Lienemann Maylee Ruta, Armani Watt-West, King Wilburn, Luca Wilkie Sound Designer - Joshua Williams Urchin, Ignorance ............................................................................ Ethan Rivero Projection Designer - Jon Pinto Urchin, Want ......................................................................... Elizabeth Lacomb Costume Manager - Alison Nadassy Mr. Smythe, Marley, Judge ........................................................... Logan Perrault Video Editor - Leah Porrata Grace Smythe, Fan ......................................................................Aurora Nobles Stagehands - Tommy Pearl, Nicole Valencia Ebenezer Scrooge .......................................................................Patrick Snyder Photographer - Ashleigh Ann Gardner Bob Cratchit, Scrooge's Father, Young Marley ........................................Jake Libardi Cratchit Children, Angels ......... Naomi Firth, Charleigh Gaudreau, Austin Largaespada Old Joe, Mr. Fezziwig .........................................................................Joe Pinto Sandwichboard Woman, Ghost Of Christmas Present........... ..... Hannah-Kate Garrett Lamplighter, Ghost Of Christmas Past ......................................Antonia Pack-Brown ''A Christmas Carol'' Family Volunteers: Blind Hag, Granny Pickwick, Ghost Of Christmas Future .....................Selah Williams Chelsie Serio Nadia Johnson Pantomime Girls, Elves ................................................ Lucia Chan, Danielle Cline Suzann Brown Joanne Lacomb Undertaker ................................................................................................. Drew Stanton Bryden and Dene Burright Jaime Largaespada T.1ny T.1m .....................................................................................................Alice De Haen Eliana and Victoria Chan Mark Mattson Jonathon, Child Scrooge ............................................................. George Lacomb Cami Clair Jon and Mindy Pinto Ghost Acolytes .........Julian Clair, MacKenzie Gillespie, Aine Mattson, Natalie Taulbee Heather Cline Vaughn and Sherrine Richmond Ghost Spirits .......................... Masi Arthur, Lian Alfonzo Ramos, Oliver Chulak, Aven Natasha De Synegub Melody and Trymain Rivero Diaz, Marcario James, Aidan Johnson, Amara Johnson, Elizabeth Vanos Lindsey DeHaen Kelly Smith Angel Spirits .............................Jessa Beardshear, Natalie Biggs, Penelope Chulak, Andrea Elmellouki Jen Simon Aubree Friedrick, Esther James, Dishita Krishnamurthy, Carole Forrest Angel Stanton Karla Linzmayer, Nova May, Amaya Mills Bethany Gaudreau Peggy Sunvold Cori-Lynn and Erik Gillespie Victoria Taulbee Angela Hanke Heather and Tiffany Wilkie Naylin Hurtado Terea Williams Scenes and Musical Numbers, Act I: Scenes and Musical Numbers, Act II: SCENE 1 - The Streets of London, Christmas Eve, Early Evening SCENE 9 - Scrooge's Bedroom, Christmas Day, Early Morning "Hear The Bells" - Charity Women, Anderson Children, Martha Cratchit, "Abundance and Charity" - Ghost of Christmas Present, Elves, Scrooge Mrs. Cratchit, Shopkeeper, Mrs. Mops "Jolly Good Time" - Businessmen, Clerks, Charity Women, Rich Women/Girls, SCENE 10 - The Streets of London, Christmas Eve, Night Servants, Urchins, Beadle, Mr. Smythe, Grace, Town Children, Anderson "Christmas Together" - Tiny Tim, Mr. Cratchit, Mrs. Cratchit, Martha Cratchit, Children, Fred Cratchit Children, Ghost of Christmas Present, Rich Women/Girls, "Charity Women" - Charity Women, Mrs. Cratchit, Martha Cratchit Businessmen, Sailors, Servants, Charity Women, Undertakers, "Nothing To Do With Me" - Scrooge, Cratchit Pantomime Girls, Fred, Sally, Anderson Children, Scrooge SCENE 2 - The Streets of London, Christmas Eve, Late Evening SCENE 11 - St. Paul's Graveyard, The Future "Nothing To Do With Me (Reprise)" - Scrooge, Cratchit, Lamplighter, "Dancing on Your Grave" - Ghost Acolytes, Undertakers, Scrooge, Blind Hag, Sandwichboard Woman, Pantomime Girls, Cratchit Children, Businessmen, Beadle, Mrs. Mops, Old Joe, Mr. Cratchit, Ghost of Martha Cratchit, Mrs. Cratchit, Shopkeeper, Shop Boy, Old Joe, Mrs. Christmas Future Mops, Fred, Mr. Smythe, Grace, Tiny Tim, Jonathon "Yesterday, Tomorrow and Today" - Scrooge, Angels, Ghost of Christmas Future SCENE 3 - Scrooge's Bedroom, Christmas Eve, Night "Link By Link" - Marley, Ghost Acolytes, Ghost Spirits, Skeleton SCENE 12 - The Streets of London, Christmas Day, Morning "Final Scene" - Company SCENE
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