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Broadway Revue Program A BROADWAY REVUE: TOGETHER IN A SUDDEN STRANGENESS ACT ONE It’s the Hard-Knock Life Middle School Chorus from Annie; music by Charles Strouse and lyrics by Martine Chamin; arr. Sarah Zegree Waving Through a Window High School Chorus with Elli Kent, soloist from Dear Evan Hansen; music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul Castle on a Cloud Avalon Bales, soloist from Les Misérables; music by Claude-Michel Schönberg and lyrics by Alain Boubill and Jean-Marc Natel Green Finch and Linnet Bird Gracie Curl, soloist from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street; music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim The Diva’s Lament Jordyn Graham, soloist from Monty Python’s Spamalot; music by Eric Idle and John Du Prez; lyrics by Eric Idle; parody lyrics by H Stueve When the Chips are Down Elli Kent, Jorie Berhar, Gracie Curl, trio from Hadestown; music and lyrics by Anaïs Mitchell My House Kelsey Griffin, soloist from Matilda the Musical; music and lyrics by Tim Minchin What Baking Can Do Mara Newcomer, soloist from Waitress; music and lyrics by Sara Bareilles Food Glorious Food Middle School Chorus from Oliver!; music and lyrics by Lionel Bart I’m All Alone High School Chorus with Faleniko Utu, soloist from Monty Python’s Spamalot; music and lyrics by Eric Idle and John Du Prez Just Like That Selah Hoole, soloist from A Christmas Story: The Musical; music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul Alone in the Universe Faleniko Utu and Gracie Curl, duet from Seussical the Musical; music by Stephen Flaherty and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens You Will Be Found High School Chorus, featuring Isaac Feeney, Julia Hutchison, Elizabeth Rawnsley from Dear Evan Hansen; music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul; arr. Mac Huff ACT TWO Tomorrow Annie Farley, soloist from Annie; music by Charles Strouse and lyrics by Martine Chamin For the First Time in Forever Jordyn Graham and Josie Graham, duet from Frozen; music and lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopz and Robert Lopez Don’t Rain on My Parade Jorie Berhar, soloist from Funny Girl; music by Jule Styne and lyrics by Bob Merrill When I Grow Up Middle School Chorus, featuring Sydney Larson and Morgan Comingdeer from Matilda the Musical; music and lyrics by Tim Minchin; arr. Roger Emerson Our Time Jorie Berhar, Jordyn Graham, Faleniko Utu, trio from Merrily We Roll Along; music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Seize the Day High School Chorus, featuring Faleniko Utu and Isaac Feeney from Newsies; music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Jack Feldman How Blest We Are Elli Kent, soloist from Big River; music and lyrics by Roger Miller Best Day Ever Middle School Chorus, featuring Sawyer Littrell from SpongeBob SquarePants: the Broadway Musical; music and lyrics by Tom Kenny and Andy Paley For Good Jordyn Graham, Gracie Curl, Jorie Berhar, Kelsey Griffin, quartet from Wicked; music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz A Little More Homework Company, featuring Noah Raney, Glory Higgins, Mara Newcomer, Lexi Valentine, Isaac Feeney from 13; music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown Seasons of Love Company from Rent; music and lyrics by Jonathan Larson; arr. Roger Emerson ___________________________________ Narrators: Caden Cooper Josie Graham Kelsey Griffin* Elli Kent Jorie Berhar* Lexi Valentine Gracie Curl* Selah Hoole Faleniko Utu* Hallie Feeney Jordyn Graham* Jaclyn FitzHenry HS Cast: Kaitlyn FitzHenry Gracie Curl* Selah Hoole Chloe Keller Madyson Forsell Julia Hutchison Josie Graham Lexi Valentine Caden Cooper Elizabeth Rawnsley Elli Kent Paige Coppage Jordyn Graham* Isaac Feeney Kelsey Griffin* Mara Newcomer Jorie Berhar* Ava Garus Faleniko Utu* Anna Van Horn *seniors (to be accurate: alumni) MS Cast: Mathilda Bolken Annie Farley Malachi Moore Natalie Chambers Taya Guiley Laura Frazier Annabel Carter Avalon Bales Cole Leebert Olivia Boettcher Hallie Feeney Morgan Comingdeer Bailey Fain Elizabeth Connolly Ryan Elis Sydney Larson Jaclyn FitzHenry Noah Raney Sawyer Littrell Special appearance by Justin Bennett* Additional music: Sun Is Gonna Shine from Bright Star; music and lyrics by Stephen Martin and Edie Brickell; arr. Ed Lojeski Narration written by Heather Stueve Poems cited in the text: From the book Together in a Sudden Strangeness: America’s Poets Respond to the Pandemic: During the Pandemic, by Rick Barot Isolation, Week Two, Sixth Day of Spring, by Susan Minot Quarantine, by Patrick Phillips Also: Keeping Quiet, by Pablo Neruda Opening Words, by LindaSusan Ulrich Psalm 27 Band: Adam Bratton, piano Sarah Bratton, keys Mike Sandberg, trombone, guiro Erin Cowan, bass Drew Stilson, drumset Hawken Stilson, bass Jonathan Vevia, drumset, percussion, guitar Tech Team: Jonas Leebert, FOH Sound Matt Leebert, Broadcast Andrew Nordstrom, Broadcast Emma Nordstrom, Broadcast Justin Bennett, Set Directing Team: Heather Stueve, Director Jonathan Vevia, Music Director Lauren Curl, Assistant Director Erin Cowan, Assistant Music Director Danna Haynes, Choreographer Tom Stueve, Tech Director Vicki Hough, Choreographer Choreography for Sun Is Gonna Shine: Madyson Forsell and Julia Hutchinson Special thanks to: Parents of the cast, Trinity Performing Arts Supporters and Patrons, Trinity teachers, staff, and admin team, all of the composers and lyricists for the shows we performed from tonight..
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