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BROADWAY BOUND 2014 BROADWAY BOUND 2014 PRODUCTION STAFF MUSICAL NUMBERS HOSTS “Take Me or Leave Me” from RENT Jack Dillman [Dubuque Hempstead] Music and Lyrics by Jonathan Larson Kasey Lyons [Dubuque Senior] Performed by Aaliyah Fondell [Dubuque Hempstead] & Michaela Williams [Dubuque Senior] Luke Kelly [Dubuque Wahlert] Accompanied by Allison Williams [Dubuque Senior] DIRECTORS “I”ve Decided to Marry You” from A GENTLEMEN’S GUIDE TO LOVE & MURDER Music and Lyrics by Robert L. Freedman & Steven Lutvak Ms. Kate Riepe [Dubuque Hempstead] Performed by Luke Kelly, Clare McCullough, & Dorothy Jo Oberfoell [Dubuque Wahlert] Mr. Aaron Dean [Dubuque Senior] Mr. Colin Muenster [Dubuque Wahlert] “Maybe This Time” from CABARET Music and Lyrics by John Kander and Fred Ebb PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER Performed by Drew Mabusth [Dubuque Hempstead] Natalie Ervolino [Dubuque Senior] Accompanied by Mr. Lucas Ensign “My Strongest Suit” from AIDA ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS Music and Lyrics by Elton John and Tim Rice Grace Manternach [Dubuque Hempstead] & Byron Nesler-Perez [Dubuque Senior] Performed by Emma Bibb, Chyan Decker, Zoa Glab, Kylie Goodman, Josie Martin, Caitlyn McCoy, Haley Rhoads, Michaela Williams, Caroline Woodward [Dubuque Senior] SOUND BOARD OPERATORS Choreographed by Chyan Decker [Dubuque Senior] Elijah Cook, Clare Dietz, Francis Mihm & Noah Lucy [Dubuque Senior] “If You Were Gay” from AVENUE Q Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx LIGHTING DESIGNERS Performed by Megan Lenstra [Dubuque Hempstead], Sam Hoelscher & Aidan McSperrin Elli Decker, Ethan Vander Broek, Danny Zanger [Dubuque Senior] [Dubuque Wahlert] Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [Dubuque Wahlert] MASTER ELECTRICIAN Calvin Collins [Dubuque Senior] “Sailing” from A NEW BRAIN Music and Lyrics by William Finn FOLLOW SPOT OPERATORS Performed by Jackson Mulgrew [Dubuque Wahlert] Jenna Jensen [Dubuque Senior] & Grant Oberfoell [Dubuque Wahlert] Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [Dubuque Wahlert] PUBLICITY DESIGNERS “Lily’s Eyes” from THE SECRET GARDEN Natalie Ervolino, Elizabeth Kelsey & Josh Mauss [Dubuque Senior] Music and Lyrics by Marsha Norman and Lucy Simon Performed by Brion Bowman & Danny Zanger [Dubuque Senior] HOUSE MANAGER Accompanied by Allison Williams [Dubuque Senior] Avery Michels [Dubuque Senior] “Tonight” from WEST SIDE STORY ASSISTANT HOUSE MANAGERS Music and Lyrics by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim Ceci Cornejo & Allison Leppert [Dubuque Senior] Performed by Tracey Beresford, Michael Ciesielski, Aaliyah Fondell, Elizabeth Tigges, Emily Tigges [Dubuque Hempstead] FRONT-OF-HOUSE STAFF Noah Sabers & Andrea Weires [Dubuque Hempstead] “Going Down” from HAIR Adria Hogan, Britt Oswald, Katina Zentz [Dubuque Senior] Music and Lyrics by Galt McDermot/James Rado/Gerome Ragni Lana Kaczmarek & Leslie Decker [Dubuque Wahlert] Performed by Matthew Carpenter [Dubuque Wahlert] Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [Dubuque Wahlert] EVENT LEADERSHIP TEAM Danny Zanger, Ethan Vander Broek, Michaela Williams, Austin Dean, Kasey Lyons, “Falling Slowly” from ONCE Brittany Smith [Dubuque Senior] Music and Lyrics by Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova Performed by Chiron Breitbach & Caroline Brondyke [Dubuque Senior] BROADWAY BOUND 2014 BROADWAY BOUND 2014 MUSICAL NUMBERS MUSICAL NUMBERS “Therapy” from TICK...TICK...BOOM! “I’m Alive” from NEXT TO NORMAL Music and Lyrics by Jonathan Larson Music and Lyrics by Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey Performed by Wil Barden [Dubuque Wahlert] & Allison Williams [Dubuque Senior] Performed by Logan Manders [Dubuque Wahlert] Accompanied by Ms. Kristen Eby Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [Dubuque Wahlert] “Together Again” from YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN “When You’re An Addams” from THE ADDAMS FAMILY Music and Lyrics by Mel Brooks Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa Performed by Matthew Carpenter & Aidan McSperrin [Dubuque Wahlert] Performed by Emma Bibb, Caroline Brondyke, Austin Dean, Chyan Decker, Seamus Foley, Zoa Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [Dubuque Wahlert] Glab, Kylie Goodman, Elizabeth Kelsey, Noah Lucy, Grace Maddux, Abbigail Markus, Josie Martin, Josh Mauss, Francis Mihm, James Riley, Collin Sindt, Brittany Smith, Jonny Specht, “A Way Back to Then” from [TITLE OF SHOW] Jessica Tompkins, Allison Williams, Michaela Williams, Lauren Winter, Caroline Woodward, Music and Lyrics by Hunter Bell & Jeff Bowen Danny Zanger [Dubuque Senior] & Brady McSperrin [Mazzuchelli Middle School] Performed by Anna Carpenter [Dubuque Wahlert] Choreographed by Ms. Megan Schumacher “Secondary Characters” from [TITLE OF SHOW] INTERMISSION Music and Lyrics by Hunter Bell & Jeff Bowen Performed by Michael Ciesielski & Megan Lenstra [Dubuque Hempstead] “We’ve Got Magic To Do” from PIPPIN Accompanied by Mr. Lucas Ensign Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz Performed by Morgan Allan, Tracey Beresford, Michael Ciesielski, Grant Davis, Alexis Decker, “Breaking all the Rules” from CATCH ME IF YOU CAN Aaliyah Fondell, Kennedy Keil, Megan Lenstra, Maria LoBianco, Natalie LoBianco, Will Music and Lyrics by Marc Shaiman & Scott Wittman Peterson, Elizabeth Tigges, Emily Tigges, Luke Van Cleve & Matt Weiland [Dubuque Performed by Wil Barden [Dubuque Wahlert], Austin Dean [Dubuque Senior], Aidan McSperrin Hempstead] [Dubuque Wahlert], Will Peterson [Dubuque Hempstead] & Ethan Vander Broek [Dubuque Senior] “Dogfight” from DOGFIGHT Choreographed by Aidan McSperrin [Dubuque Wahlert] Music and Lyrics by Benj Pasek & Justin Paul Performed by Mackenzie Kuhl & Maureen Kuhl [Dubuque Wahlert] “Seasons of Love” from RENT Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [Dubuque Wahlert] Music and Lyrics by Jonathan Larson Performed by the Full Company “I Know Him So Well” from CHESS Soloists: Drew Mabusth [Dubuque Hempstead] & Jackson Mulgrew [Dubuque Wahlert] Music and Lyrics by Benny Andersson/Bjorn Ulvaeus/Tim Rice Accompanied by Allison Williams [Dubuque Senior] Performed by Maria & Natalie LoBianco [Dubuque Hempstead] “Revolting Children” from MATILDA Music and Lyrics by Tim Minchin BROADWAY CARES/EQUITY FIGHTS AIDS Performed by Elli Decker, Elizabeth Kelsey, Grace Maddux, James Riley, Connor Ripperger, Collin Sindt, Brittany Smith & Allison Williams [Dubuque Senior] For nearly three decades, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS has worked Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [Dubuque Wahlert] to raise funds to prevent the spread and support the treatment of this “On My Own” from LES MISERABLES global pandemic disease. The organization has worked hand-in-hand with Music and Lyrics by Claude-Michel Schonberg/Alain Boublil/Jean-Marc Natel Performed by Sarah Rahlf [Dubuque Wahlert] the entertainment industry, including the International Thespian Society, to support its mission. “A Little Fall of Rain” from LES MISERABLES Music and Lyrics by Claude-Michel Schonberg/Alain Boublil/Jean-Marc Natel Performed by Sophia Manternach & Matt Weiland [Dubuque Hempstead] Over the past five years, Broadway Bound has helped raise over $12,000 to Accompanied by Mr. Lucas Ensign support the work of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. .
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