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Temple High School Theatre Arts Department presents August 2-5, 2007 Temple High School Auditorium Temple, Texas Book by David Simpatico Songs by Matthew Gerrard and Robbie Nevil; Ray Cham, Greg Cham and Andrew Seeley; Randy Petersen and Kevin Quinn; Andy Dodd and Adam Watts; Bryan Louiselle; David N. Lawrence and Faye Greenberg; Jamie Houston Music Adapted, Arranged and Produced by Bryan Louiselle Based on a Disney Channel Original Movie written by Peter Barsocchini Page from the Printed Program for Temple High School’s production of Disney’s High School Musical www.ThespiansR.Us High School Musical Cast THE JOCKS Troy Bolton, basketball team captain. Cory Kosel Chad Danforth, Troy’s best friend. Chris Greene Zeke Baylor, has a secret passion for baking. Adam Nottingham Other Jocks. .Vince Caruana, Robert Putman, Matt Rublee, Ray Rodriguez THE THESPIANS Sharpay Evans, president of the drama club. Megan Foster Ryan Evans, vice-president of the drama club. Farrell Matthews James, an earthworm expressionist. Phillip Vriseno Susan, overwrought with emotion. Stephanie Scherer Cathy, a little too eager. Alex Tolleson Cyndra, has operatic aspirations. Charity Gaines THE BRAINIACS Gabriella Montez, the shy new girl at school. Sarah Tindell Taylor McKessie, science club president. Anya Godigamuwe Martha Cox, has a secret passion for hip-hop. Thumper Gosney Kratnoff, a history buff. .Sarah Jo White THE SKATERS Ripper, has a secret passion for the cello. .Danny Martinez Mongo, a little slow on the uptake. .Zach Dragoo Other Skaters . Cecilia Menchu, Alaina Grijalva OTHER STUDENTS Jack Scott, the “Velvet Fog” school announcer. Curtis Clifton Kelsi Neilson, the mousey composer. Corrie Hermans Wildcat Cheerleaders . Ryanne Dow, Hilary Elrod, Allison Henderson, Bre’layshia Hodges, Sherry Hughes, Anne McDaniel, Shalyssa Wright Chorus. .Megan Anderson, Alisha Dacus, Kiera Dickson, Lauren Fisher, Shannon Graham, Sarah Groveunder, Chelsea Heitman, Elizabeth Housewright, Ravin Jackson, Jessika James, Elisa Northern, Michael Olivares, Kailee Raper, Jenna Sapp THE ADULTS Mrs. Darbus, drama teacher. Natasha Tolleson Ms. Tenny, chemistry teacher. .Marla Edwards Coach Bolton, basketball coach, Troy’s dad. .Seth Bales Page from the Printed Program for Temple High School’s production of Disney’s High School Musical www.ThespiansR.Us Scenes & Musical Numbers Scene 1 — School (and Ski Lodge flashback), Monday, 7:45 a.m. “Wildcat Cheer”. Company “Start of Something New” . Troy, Gabriella, Company Scene 2 — Mrs. Darbus’ Homeroom, Monday, 8 a.m. Scene 3 — Hallway, Monday, 8:15 a.m. Scene 4 — Gym, Monday, 8:0 a.m. “Get’cha Head in the Game”. Troy, Jocks Scene 5 — Chemistry Lab, Monday, 2 p.m. Scene 6 — Theatre (for Detention), Monday, 3 p.m. Scene 7 — Theatre, Tuesday, 3 p.m. “Auditions”. .Thespians, Mrs. Darbus “What I’ve Been Looking For” . Ryan, Sharpay “What I’ve Been Looking For” (Reprise). Troy, Gabriella Scene 8 — Hallway, Wednesday, 8 :15 a.m. Scene 9 — Cafeteria, Wednesday, 12 noon “Stick to the Status Quo”. Company 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION Scene 10 — Rooftop Garden, Wednesday, 12:30 p.m. Scene 11 — Sharpay’s Locker, Wednesday, 12:30 p.m. Scene 12 — Hall, Wednesday, 1 p.m. Scene 13 — Gym, Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. Scene 14 — Locker Room / Lab, Wednesday, 4 p.m. “When There Was Me and You”. Gabriella, Troy Scene 15 — Theatre, Thursday, 12:45 p.m. Scene 16 — Study Hall, Thursday, 1 p.m. “We’re All in This Together”. Chad, Taylor, Kelsi, Jocks, Brains Scene 17 — Locker Room / Theatre / Lab, Friday 3 p.m. “Bop to the Top”. Sharpay, Ryan, Brains, Jocks “Breaking Free”. Troy, Gabriella, Company Scene 18 — Gym, Friday, 5 p.m. “We’re All in This Together” (Reprise). Company “High School Musical Megamix”. Company Page from the Printed Program for Temple High School’s production of Disney’s High School Musical www.ThespiansR.Us Theatre Camp Students (These students participated in Temple High School Summer Theatre Camp, and appear in the two matinee performances only.) Allie Copeland, Shenann Norman, Samuel Perkins, Danica Salinas, Reagan Smith, Jenna Southerland, Ramsey Washam, Jasmine Wilson, Matt Villarreal, Andrew Linklater, Avery McDaniel, Seth Myers, Alexa Peronto, Kamrie Rhoades, Robert Solar, Erin Tomek, Catherine Vincent, Megan Babowicz, Alyssa Collins, Aliyah Collins, Emma Foster, Alyssa Fraga, Jacob Freehill, Megan Gunn, Samantha McCormick, Alyssa Munoz, Lucy Parks, David Phelps, Mackenzie Prescott, Marina Quintanilla, Emma Tolleson, Monica Weedman, Josh Villarreal, Tyler Ybarbo, Chase Yerkes, Alveisa Aranda, Tanya Bott, Eleni Boyle, Miles Bryant, Alexis Collins, Isabella Donoso, Deion Hardy, Katelyn Hill, Hannah Gilmore, Adam McNiel, Zoe Mischtian, Zach Myers, Shay Patterson, Lexi Phelps, Mallory Przybylski, Melissa Rafferty, Suzann Schultz, Hailey Smith, Amanda Sutton, Spencer Tolleson, Marissa Walker, Bayleigh Washam, Kylee Watson and Austin Villarreal Camp Workers — Megan Foster, Alex Tolleson, Farrell Matthews, Thumper Gosney, Anya Godigamuwe , Sarah Jo White, Stephanie Scherer, Brooke Fader, Samantha Sheffer, Curtis Clifton, Katherine Earnest, Nathan Graham, Lauren Fisher, Kiera Dickson Adult Camp Staff — Greg Stanley, Trey Davis, Seth Bales, Adam Kennard, Zach Dixon and Natasha Tolleson There will be one 15-Minute Intermission during the show. On Sale in the Student Center: Popcorn, Soft Drinks, T-Shirts, Pom-Poms, Bubbles and more No photography is permitted. Please silence all cell phones. Take noisy children to the student center. Page from the Printed Program for Temple High School’s production of Disney’s High School Musical www.ThespiansR.Us Student Production Staff Stage Manager. Samantha Sheffer Properties Mistress . Claressa Caswell Props Crew . Katherine Earnest, Brooke Fader, Katelyn Hill, Shay Patterson, Melissa Rafferty Sound Crew. Ashlie Burrow, Michelle Triefenbach Set Crew. Ian Babowicz, Chris Burrow, Curtis Clifton, Brooke Fader, Morgan Sorley Flymen. Michael Fuentez, John McSpedon House Managers. Megan McSpedon, Morgan Sorley Adult Production Staff Director . Greg Stanley Music Director. Trey Davis Technical Director. .Adam Kennard Assistant Technical Director. .Seth Bales Choreographer. Susan Gosney, Thumper Gosney Light Designer & Board Operator . Zach Dixon Sound and Publicity Consultant. Jody Donaldson Rehearsal Pianist. Nancy Bales Fine Arts Secretary. Kata Rafferty Fine Arts Director. Jimmy Pfeiffer Producer. Natasha Tolleson Special Thanks Our special thanks to the parents of the cast and production staff, Randy Ray, Temple Daily Telegram, Richard Tolleson, Jody Donaldson, American Printing, Temple ISD Technology Department, Alligator Graphics (Charlie Twidwell and Adam Mikeska), Audrey Cruz-Sealey, Titan Machine & Design, Temple Civic Theatre, Nathan Graham, Allen Glover and Janet Donaldson For more information, visit our www.ThespiansR.Us website Produced by special arrangement with Music Theatre International Page from the Printed Program for Temple High School’s production of Disney’s High School Musical www.ThespiansR.Us About High School Musical The movie version of High School Musical premiered on the Dis- ney Channel January 0, 00. The show won two 00 Emmys (out- standing children’s program and outstanding choreography) and was nominated for four other Emmys. It was the Disney Channel’s most successful movie at its time with 7.7 million viewers in its premiere broadcast. (That record was later beaten by The Cheetah Girls 2 with 8. million viewers.) The school’s original mascot in the movie was going to be a leop- ard, but it was changed to a wildcat. Lucas Grabeel (who plays Ryan) wore nine different hats during the movie. Corbin Bleu originally auditioned for Ryan. When he saw Lucas Grabeel dancing at the audition, Corbin said that he couldn’t shake like Lucas could. So, instead, he auditioned for Chad and was cast. Zac Efron had to undergo three hours of basketball practice every day because his character was the captain of the basketball team. Corbin Bleu came up with the slogans that appear on the shirts that he wears in the movie. Zac Efron’s singing voice was that of Andrew Seeley, who was also considered for the role. Seeley sang the entirety of “Get’cha Head in the Game” and the reprise of “What I’ve Been Looking For.” Efron only sings the first four lines of “Start of Something New,” the first sentence of “Breaking Free” and during the scene on the balcony. The reason for this is because Efron’s natural voice was too low for that of a tenor and the producers wanted a tenor to match the role. Seeley was a high school Thespian in Orlando, Florida, where he performed lead roles in many of his school’s productions. He won “best of show” for duet acting at Florida’s State Thespian competi- tion in 999 with a scene from The Judas Kiss. Ashley Tisdale tried out for the role of Gabriella Montez but direc- tor Kenny Ortega thought she would do better playing the part of Sharpay Evans. High School Musical 2 will premiere on the Disney Channel on Fri- day, August 7 at 7 p.m. central time. In the new movie, school’s out and Troy, Gabriella, Chad and Taylor have summer jobs at the Lava Springs Country Club, owned by Sharpay and Ryan Evans’ family. The soundtrack for High School Musical 2 will be released on Tues- day, August 14. There are even plans in the works for High School Musical 3, but the script is still being developed. Page from the Printed Program for Temple High School’s production of Disney’s High School Musical www.ThespiansR.Us.
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