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BROADWAY BOUND 2016 BROADWAY BOUND 2016 PRODUCTION STAFF MUSICAL NUMBERS HOSTS/Grace Manternach [DHHS], Adria Hogan [DSHS] and Madeleine Mulgrew [DWC] “We Can Do It” from THE PRODUCERS DIRECTORS/Kate Riepe [DHHS], Aaron Dean [DSHS] and Colin Muenster [DWC] Music and Lyrics by Mel Brooks STAGE MANAGER/Ceci Cornejo [DSHS] Performed by Seamus Foley [DSHS] and Aidan McSperrin [DWC] Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [DWC] ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS/Matthew Ciesielski and Micah Manternach [DHHS] SOUND BOARD/Nadia Jones [DHHS] and Hannah Burke [DSHS] “Burn” from HAMILTON Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda LIGHT BOARD/Brianna Poll [DSHS] Performed by Maddie Perreard [DHHS] FOLLOW SPOTS/James Riley and Meredith Schieltz [DSHS] “At The Ballet” from A CHORUS LINE PRODUCTION ARTWORK/Colin Muenster [DWC] Music by Marvin Hamlisch and Lyrics by Edward Kleban HOUSE MANAGER/Megan Schumacher [DSHS] Performed by Elli Decker, Elizabeth Kelsey, Jessica Tompkins, Kate Tonn, Allison Williams and Caroline Woodward [DSHS] FRONT-OF-HOUSE STAFF/Kendall Doerr and Jacob Hansen [DSHS] Accompanied by Ms. Kristen Eby Choreographed by Caroline Woodward [DSHS] BROADWAY BOUND 2016 “Die, Vampire, Die” from [title of show] Music and Lyrics by Hunter Bell and Jeff Bowen UPCOMING PERFORMANCES Performed by Eric Leigh, Aidan McSperrin, Madeleine Mulgrew and Abby Burns [DWC] DUBUQUE HEMPSTEAD Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [DWC] You Can’t Take It With You (Fall Play)…………………………………………………….November 10-12 “Proud of Your Boy” from ALADDIN 24 Hour Play…………………………………………………………………………………………….…..December 17 Spamalot (Winter Musical)…………………………………………………………………….………….March 2-5 Music by Alan Menken and Lyrics by Ashman/Rice/Beguelin Script to Screen: Steel Magnolias and Stand By Me (Spring Play)…………………...April 27-29 Performed by Matt Engelken [DHHS] “Alexander Hamilton” from HAMILTON DUBUQUE SENIOR Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda Les Misérables (Fall Musical) ……………………………………………………………………..November 3-6 Performed by Dottie Anderson, Marci Anderson, Adeline Coenen, Maxfield Wit (One Act)…………………………………………………………………………………………...……November 9 Coenen, Will Peterson, Nick Poggemiller and Ethan Spires [DHHS], Grace Unscripted (Improv-Comedy)…………………………………………………..November 22 and May 12 Maddux, Brittany Smith and Emma Tonn [DSHS] An Evening of Speech (IHSSA)……………………………………………………………………...….January 19 Choreographed by Ms. Kate Riepe [DHHS] Moon Over Buffalo (Spring Play)………………………………………………………………..………...May 5-6 “Falling Slowly” from ONCE Closer Than They Appear (Student-Directed Showcase)……………………………………….May 19 Music and Lyrics by Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová DUBUQUE WAHLERT Performed by Cara Sullivan and Daniel Timmerman [DWC] [title of show] (Fall Musical)……………………………………………………………………………October 7-9 “Confrontation” from JEKYLL AND HYDE Proof (Fall Play)…………………………………………………………………………………………..November 4-6 Music by Frank Wildhorn and Lyrics by Wildhorn/Briccusse/Cuden An Evening of Theatre (Student Directed One Acts)…..……………….…..………….January 19-22 Performed by Seamus Foley [DSHS] Urinetown (Spring Musical)…………………………….………………….……………….……...……April 21-23 BROADWAY BOUND 2016 BROADWAY BOUND 2016 MUSICAL NUMBERS MUSICAL NUMBERS “The Winner Takes it All” from MAMMA MIA “Status Quo” from HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL Music and Lyrics by Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson Music and Lyrics by Bryan Louiselle Performed by Kat Rokusek and Cara Sullivan [DWC] Performed by Maxfield Coenen, Alexis Decker, Katherine Engelken, Sam Fiegen, Carrie Fink, Grace Jackson, Hannah Jackson, Will Peterson, Ethan Spires, Emily “No Good Deed” from WICKED Tigges, Rebecca Tigges, Samantha Weiland, Zaebian Weis, Gabby Welsh and Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz Emily Zartman [DHHS] Performed by Emily Tigges [DHHS] Choreographed by Emily Tigges [DHHS] “Wherever We Go” from GYPSY “When He Sees Me” from WAITRESS Music by Julie Styne and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Music and Lyrics by Sara Bareilles Performed by Alexis Decker, Carrie Fink and Zaebian Weis [DHHS] Performed by Allison Williams [DSHS] Accompanied by Ms. Kristen Eby “The People’s Song” from LES MISÉRABLES [SCHOOL EDITION] Music by Claude Michael Schönberg and Lyrics by Boublil/Kretzmer “I Wish I Could Go Back To College” from AVENUE Q Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx Performed by Marie Bakken, Madisyn Bennett, Brady Booth, Easton Carber, Elli Decker, Peyton Decker, Amy English, Lauren Fetzer, Molly Foley, Seamus Foley, Performed by Aidan McSperrin, Gwyneth McSperrin and Eric Leigh [DWC] Mike Grant, Katie Hansen, Adria Hogan, Elizabeth Kelsey, Teoni Kirby, Paige Kizer, “Secondary Characters” from [title of show] Grace Maddux, Aaron McDermott, Mariah McKenna, Lillian Nauman, Christian Music and Lyrics by Hunter Bell and Jeff Bowen Neises, Drake Oswald, Jacy Paar, McKenzie Pfab, Lexi Reed, Haley Rhoads, Joel Performed by Grace Jackson and Hannah Jackson [DHHS] Salwolke, Amber Schute, Mikailah Shealer, Connor Sindt, Brittany Smith, El Taverna, Jessica Tompkins, Emma Tonn, Gabe Vander Broek and Allison Williams [DSHS] “Neverland” from FINDING NEVERLAND Choreographed by Ms. Megan Schumacher Music by Gary Barlow and Lyrics by Gary Barlow and Eliot Kennedy Performed by Sam Fiegen, Emily Tigges, Rebecca Tigges and Zaebian Weis TEN - MINUTE INTERMISSION [DHHS], Ben Briones, Elizabeth Kelsey, Paige Kizer and Collin Sindt [DSHS], Michael Banwarth, Jacob Nuti and Eric Leigh [DWC] “Magic Foot” from The 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE “Why Can’t I” from SCANDALOUS Music and Lyrics by William Finn Music by David Pomeranz and David Friedman and Lyrics by Kathie Lee Gifford Performed by Brady Booth, Amy English, Seamus Foley, Paige Kizer, Aaron Performed by Abby Burns [DWC] McDermott, James Riley and Jessica Tompkins [DSHS] Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [DWC] Choreographed by Megan Schumacher “Totally Stuck” from SPRING AWAKENING “Anything You Can Do” from ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Music by Duncan Sheik and Lyrics by Steven Sater Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Performed by Elli Decker, Grace Maddux, Abbigail Markus, Connor Ripperger, Performed by Aidan McSperrin and Gwyneth McSperrin [DWC] Brittany Smith, Emma Tonn, Gabe Vander Broek and Allison Williams [DSHS] Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [DWC] Choreographed by Megan Schumacher “Day by Day” from GODSPELL “Seasons of Love” from RENT Music and Lyrics by Jonathan Larson Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz Performed by the Full Company Performed by MaryRose Jones [DWC] Soloists: Abby Burns [DWC] and Connor Ripperger [DSHS] Accompanied by Michael Banwarth [DWC] Accompanied by Allison Williams [DSHS] .
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