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Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice Music and Lyrics By Recent History of Horace Mann High School Musical Productions Continued: The School District of North Fond du Lac Nov. 2-4, 2018 – Peter Pan and Horace Mann High School Proudly Present: Nov. 1-3, 2019 – Seussical th th March 12 & 13 , 2021, 7:00pm March 14th, 2021, 2:00pm Book by: Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice Music and Lyrics by: Andrew Lippa This performance is presented through special arrangement with Theatrical Rights Worldwide Recent History of Horace Mann High School Musical Productions: Nov. 7-9, 2014 – Beauty and the Beast Nov. 6-8, 2015 – The Wizard of Oz Nov. 4-6, 2016 – Cinderella Nov. 3-5, 2017 – Fiddler on the Roof CAST Alice Beineke………………………...…………………………..Elizabeth Nicholls Cavewoman……………………………………………………Isabelle Chamberlain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Conquistador………………………………………………………..Kendra Longdin We extend a very special thank you to the following: Flapper……………………………………………………….….Anastasia Campbell Flight Attendant…………………………………………………..….Kaitlyn Silcock Gomez Addams……………………………………………………………Mary Pirc Grandma Addams…………………………………………………....Karla Martinez - Becky Frank and all the backstage goddesses helping Knight…………………………………………..……………………Morgen Kottke out with costumes, props, and the like Lucas Beineke……………………………………………..…………..Natalie Wolfe Lurch………………………………………………………………...Arthur Cowling Mal Beineke………………………………………………...……..Kevin Humphrey - Stephanie Spear and parent volunteers for tech week Morticia Addams…………………………………….…………….Olivia Buckarma Princess………………………………………………………...……..Faith Tilleman meals provided to all students & adults involved Pugsley Addams…………………………………………………….Alyssa Peterson Saloon Girl………………………………………….…………………Emma Martin Soldier & Moon…………………………………………………………Paityn Reitz - Pete Chisholm for endless technical support Uncle Fester……………………………………………………...……Corbin Helton Wednesday Addams………………………………………………...Alyssa Weiland - Ivan Esquivel, Kurt Wismer, and Pete Chisholm for PIT BAND setting up capability of video streaming the show Flute/Piccolo: Anna Bledsoe Flute: Brenna Stiel Flute/Clarinet/Alto Saxophone: Callie Barbeau Clarinet: Keegin Zick Clarinet/Bass Clarinet: Melanie Huff - Evan Frank for his dramatic assistance Soprano/Tenor Saxophone: Ayden Fowler Trumpet: Riley Meyer Trombone: Christopher Barnes Percussion: Jessica Jahnke & Madison Mount Drum Set: Wade Maramonte - The custodial staff for their endless help and support Bass: Abby Gilgenbach Piano: Tiffany Dolan to the auditorium and all who use it - All volunteers and others who helped make this show possible And finally, to YOU the audience, who came to support these students within this production and The School District of North Fond du Lac! PRODUCTION STAFF Musical Director: Mr. Anthony Rasmussen Technical Director: Mrs. Krista Klanderman North Fond du Lac Music Parents Dramatic Director: Mrs. Katherine Ahrens Providing the resources our musicians need to succeed Our Mission is to help the music departments of the North Fond du Lac School District Pit Band Director: Mrs. Julia Laituri alongside with Oriole Nation (ON). Assistant Dramatic Director: Our main projects during the year include the following: Mr. Evan Frank Provide scholarships for students to attend summer music camp Provide meals for students working on the musical & play production Costume and Make Up: Ms. Becky Frank, Provide students an opportunity to raise funds for music trips with ON Ms. Cora Erdman, Mrs. Emily Schwitzer, Doug Martin Host the Jazz Band Chili Supper (In 2022) Host the “Senior Appreciation Reception” following the final concert Stage Manager: Brianna Pluim Volunteer time to help the music program and Oriole Nation Assistant State Manager: Madison Shaw Help sell tickets to events and raise funds by selling concessions If you value our music programs and are a parent or relative of a music student, TECH CREW please join The North Fond du Lac Music Parents to help support our music Cassandra Anderson, Hope Baird, Malachi Benzel, Tyler Butschli, departments. Your help is valuable and is needed for meeting input, event Arthur Cowling, Leigh Goetsch, Christian Gonzalez, Noah Kastein, organization, and set up. You are welcome to join in our monthly meeting when Victoria Lyons, Kendra Marquardt, Isabel Oliva, Brianna Pluim, safe held in the Horace Mann choir room or virtually on the third Monday of Madison Shaw & Alanah Simpson every month from 6:00 to 6:30 pm (with a few exceptions-then 2nd Monday). Enter the school from the teachers’ lot in back at Door #12. No big commitment is RUNNING CREW needed. Come for one meeting or all of them. Volunteer time and/or donations Light Board Operator: Cassandra Anderson are always welcome if you are unable to attend the meetings. Sound Engineers: Malachi Benzel & Leight Goetsch Sound Apprentice: Christian Gonzalez For more information please contact the Spot Light Operators: Isabel Oliva & Cassandra Anderson Music Department or Board members listed below: Scenery Movers: Tyler Butschli, Noah Kastein, Kendra Marquardt, Anthony Rasmussen – HS & MS Choir - [email protected] Brianna Pluim & Madison Shaw Julia Laituri – High School Band - [email protected] Michael Fedyszyn – Middle School Band - [email protected] Robin Maramonte – President - [email protected] Kelly Maurer – Member - [email protected] Alyssa Weiland (Wednesday), a SYNOPSIS OF SCENES: senior, is delighted to be back on the stage performing in yet another Act I production! Ever since she starting working backstage three years ago, Scene 1…………..……………………………Addams Family Home she has fallen in love with theatre. “Overture/Prologue,” “When You’re an Addams,” Her favorite part of being on stage is “Fester’s Manifesto” getting to share the space with the Scene 2………………………………………..Addams Family Home theatre family. Previous shows “Two Things,” “Wednesday’s Growing Up,” “Trapped” include M*A*S*H, Seussical, and Rumors. She runs her own business called Scene 3…………………………..Torture Chamber and Living Room “Bubbles Beak Boutique” where she makes and sells collars for parrots who “Honor Roll,” “Pulled,” “Four Things,” “One Normal Night” have issues with pulling out their own feathers. She was inspired to start this Scene 4……………………...Central Park and Addams Family Home business because of her own African grey parrot, Bubbles, who struggles with “One Normal Night (continued)” plucking and anxiety. Alyssa would like to thank her parents and brother for Scene 5, 6.………...Addams Family Home, Wednesday’s Bedroom being her main support throughout this crazy year – without them, she “But Love (reprise 1),” “But Love (reprise 2)” wouldn’t be where she is today. She also thanks her best friend, Elizabeth, for always being by her side. Next year, Alyssa plans to attend veterinary school Scene 7…………………………………………………….The Grotto to become a vet tech with aspirations of becoming a veterinary surgeon. Scene 8, 9, 10, 11……………………….…….Addams Family Home “Secrets,” “Gomez’s What If,” “What If” Natalie Wolfe (Lucas), a Scene 12……………………………………………….The Great Hall sophomore, loves how the cast “Full Disclosure (part 1),” “Waiting,” “Full Disclosure (part 2)” sounds and acts together! Natalie believes that when fellow cast are **There will be a brief 10 minute intermission** singing together, the ranges vary and sound amazing! An interesting fact Act II Natalie would like to share is that Scene 1…………………………………………….Outside the House Natalie is able to emulate the sounds Scene 2………………………………………..Addams Family Home of Alvin and the Chipmunks while “Just Around the Corner,” “Just Around the Corner Playoff” singing. Natalie would like to thank her parents. They put up with the wacky Scene 3………………………………………………..Guest Bedroom schedule, and we all prayed for “One Normal Night!” Scene 4………………………………………………………..Outside Keegin Zick (Pit Band), a junior, has “The Moon and Me” been seen both under the stage in Scene 5, 6……………………………………………...…Central Park the pit and on the stage during “Happy Sad,” “Crazier than You” previous plays. He values the Scene 7…………………………………………...Pugsley’s Bedroom opportunity to still participate in a Scene 8………………………………………..Addams Family Home dramatic show and getting to hang “Not Today” out with a theatre family during this Scene 9………………………………………………..….Central Park pandemic. While not working, he “Let’s Live Before We Die” likes to hang out with friends. Keegin would like to thank his family for encouraging him to go out of his Scene 10…………………………………...….Addams Family Home comfort zone. Even if they aren’t physically here to watch, they are why and “Move Towards the Darkness,” “When You’re an Addams (reprise)” who is he is today. Malachi Benzel (Tech Crew), a junior, thoroughly enjoys Kaitlyn Silcock (Flight Attendant), constructing and building the set a junior, is elated to be involved in and doing all the decorations on their first musical at Horace Mann! stage. Malachi is very involved No stranger to music, Kaitlyn has throughout the school. His other been enrolled in choir since fifth interests are being a member of grade. Kaitlyn really likes the vibe, Vex Robotics since sixth grade and including how friendly and helpful participating in FBLA & tech crew everyone is. Kaitlyn would like to the previous two years. He would also like to state that he strongly dislikes thank their family for always California. Malachi would like to especially thank Ms. Boss Man (Ms. K) for believing in them. her guidance and leadership with his instructions and responsibilities. Brenna Stiel (Pit Band), a Anna Bledsoe (Pit Band), a freshman, is excited to be a part of sophomore,
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