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You-Learn-Program-21.Pdf Jenny Emerson Foreman (Director) holds degrees from Barnard College and NYU’s Gallatin School. In 2010, she relocated to her home state of New Hampshire after 17 years living in New York City, where she had a professional performance career. As principal dancer for Buglisi/Fore- man Dance, she was instrumental in the creation of new works and served as rehearsal director. She also assisted in staging and coaching signature repertoire at NJ Ballet, Marymount Manhattan You live College, Juilliard School, and Purchase College. She was on the faculty at Barnard College and the You love Martha Graham School from 1999-2010 and has been guest faculty at SUNY Purchase, the Ailey School, the Usdan Center for Creative and Performing Arts, and the Neighborhood Playhouse. You cry Jenny Youis currently live the Chair of the Arts Department at Dublin, directing the dance and theater programs, where she also serves as Dean of Faculty. She and her husband Donlin live in Harrisville You lose with their two sons, Ashton (13) and Miles (10). You love You grieve Patrick Marr (Music Director) returned to the Monadnock Region after graduating with a BA from ConcordiaYou University cry in Montréal, Québec and joined the Dublin School faculty during the summer You hope of 2014. After working with the cast of Little Shop of Horrors (2014), he returned to Dublin as our Music YouProgram Directorlose and Music Director for Into the Woods (2015), Urinetown (2016), Once You laugh on this Island (2017), City of Angels (2018), A Chorus Line (2019) and last year’s production of The Secret YouGarden. Growing grieve up in Southwest New Hampshire, Patrick was involved in many theatre You choose productions and music festivals in New Hampshire and New England. In addition to his work at Dublin School, he also serves as Music Minister for the United Church of Christ in Rindge, NH and has accompaniedYou hopeand served as music director for several Monadnock Region theatre companies and schools. He is a member of the New Hampshire Music Educators Association, where he works with theYou New Hampshire laugh Choir Council. Patrick enjoys spending his free time with his wife, Jackie (this production’sYou choose bassist), in Ithaca, NY where she is currently working. YOU LEARN YOU LEARN SONGS OF LOVE, LOSS, EMPOWERMENT AND RENEWAL A CABARET-STYLE PERFORMANCE PRESENTED BY: SONGS OF LOVE, LOSS, DUBLIN SCHOOL EMPOWERMENT AND RENEWAL Thursday, March 25th at 7pm // Faculty only Special thanks to: Sophie Luxmoore, Lisa Leidy P ’19, Teresa & Peter Imhoff P ’13, ’18, Friday, March 26th at 7pm Norm ABergeron, CABARET-STYLE Jenny Green, PERFORMANCE Anne Mackey, JamesPRESENTED Caro ’22, BY: Emma Mercure ’23, Shan- Saturday, March 27th at 2pm and 7:30pm* non Casey, Jill & Ray Hutchins P ’21, Jon Pinney, Emily Cornell, Sally & Todd Fonner P ’21, SusanDUBLIN Ford P ’22, BillSCHOOL & Nancy Ginsburg P ’21, Laurie & Adam LeClair P ’23, Bonnie *This performance will be livestreamed for all to enjoy! KastelMarch & Clyde Logue 25-27, P ’21, 2021Eric Shoen P ’21, Paula Caron & Dan Teper P ’24, Rose Marie & Lewis Wallace P ’23, Ed Forbes and Donna Stone. Advance registration required to attend // Performances will be in the Louise Shonk Kelly Recital Hall YOU LEARN: Songs of Love, Loss, Empowerment and Renewal a cabaret-style concert performance Director: Jenny Foreman Act Two: EMPOWERMENT and RENEWAL CREW CAST Musical Director: Patrick Marr Spring Awakening Medley (Spring Awakening) . Erin, Lyle and Company Technical Director Class of 2021 Alex Trombly Sana Anand PRELUDE Bryn Bollimpalli “Our Covid Cabaret”* . Seniors I’m the Bravest Individual Sound Owen Conway *our own takeoff of the song “Cabaret” from the musical Cabaret (Sweet Charity) . Anna and Jamie Dan Lezak ’21 Abby Fonner Act One: LOVE and LOSS Corner of the Sky Lighting Design Lyle Hutchins Seasons of Love (Rent) . Sana, Jack and Cynthia & Company (Pippin) . Megan and Ainsley Camie Purdy ’21 Cynthia Ji If I Were a Bell Erin Meiklejohn That I Would Be Good (Guys & Dolls) . Willow Spotlight Operator Ainsley Morrison (Jagged Little Pill) . Maria, Jamie and Willow Oliver Keller ’23 Dahlia Riddington The Telephone Hour Clara, Hannah, Marina, Pearse, (Bye Bye Birdie) . Jamie, Dylan and Delaney Cell Block Tango Erin, Annie, Willow, Megan Spindler Film Crew Falling Slowly (Once) . Annie (Chicago) . Maria, Sana, Daisy Chris Pasecznyk ’21 Cameron Harrison ’23 Class of 2022 I'd Give It All for You Poor Pirates Owen and Jack with Taylor LeClair ’23 Willow Morrison (Songs for New World) . Lyle and Cynthia (Spongebob Squarepants) . Anna, Cole, Delaney, Dylan Annie Ogle the Musical) Lyle, Hannah, Taylor Dance with You Props and Running Crew (The Prom) . Delaney and Clara Spotlight Bryn with Amelie Logue ’21 Class of 2023 I am Playing Me Temple Nightingale ’22 Pearse Cobb (Everybody’s Talking About Jamie). Abby, Hannah, Marina, Olivia (Title of Show) . Daisy with Taylor and Olivia Alessandra Salve ’24 Maria Fallon Broken Hearted Hoover Opening Sequence: Olivia Jadlocki Fixer Sucker Guy (Once). Dylan The New World Sana, Jack, Megan, Anna, BAND Anna Kozikowski (Songs for a New World) . Owen, Abby, Daisy, Olivia Patrick Marr (piano) The Hill (Once) . Dahlia Taylor LeClair Jackie Marr (bass) Daisy Ober Sister Jamie, Olivia, Bryn, Cynthia, Matt Deutsch ’21 Cole Smith (Pump Boys & Dinettes) . Annie and Willow Stop the World Abby, Ainsley, Clara, Marina, (percussion) (Come From Away) . Megan, Pearse Jack Wallace Sonya Alone . Sana Alina Hooper ’23 (Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812) (violin) When The Booth Goes Bright Ainsley Morrison ’21 Class of 2024 Mr Cellophane (Chicago) . Taylor (Amelie) . Lyle (viola) Marina DuVerlie Hadestown Suite: Sana, Dahlia, Cynthia, Delaney Keene When the Chips are Down . Maria, Daisy, Erin Maria, Willow, Daisy, Taylor, Choreography Jamie Reed You Learn Delaney, Olivia, Erin, Flowers . Erin (Jagged Little Pill) . and Company (Cell Block Tango) Hannah Rothenberg Come Home with Me Reprise . Lyle and Erin Erin Meiklejohn ’21 Clara Smith Song of Purple Summer Way Down Hadestown . Bryn, Dahlia and Company Dylan Teper (Spring Awakening) . Company ~ 15 minute intermission ~ Cast bios and access to Saturday’s Live Stream Performance can be found at www.dublinschool.org/youlearn.
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