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Shrek the Musical is, as Shrek himself says, “a little nutty.” I knew from repeated viewings of the movies and the musical that it was hilarious and magical and that bringing it to life would be quite an undertaking. What I loved about the story from the start is that it’s an unconventional fairytale. A little like Beauty and the Beast, but so much grosser and with a twist-ending, the core message is to not only accept but celebrate what makes you different. My favorite line in the show is “what makes us special makes us strong.” I can certainly say, with this cast and crew, that not only are they a little—okay, a lot—nutty, but extremely special. I couldn’t have asked for more talent, or better people, both on and off-stage to make this very special show come to life in such magical ways. To them, I say a heartfelt thank you for their hours of hard work and dedication, for the endless laughs, hugs and tolerance of my 80s music during warm-ups. I’ve been so, so blessed, having worked at Walt Disney World for five years, to return to some of my own magical roots with this show. To you, the audience, I say, prepare yourselves for roughly two hours of laughter, fun, heart and a little bit of romance too. “This is our story.” ~Jennifer Scarlett Lee Kirby Based on the Dreamworks Animation Motion Picture and the book by William Steig Book and Lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire Music by Jeanine Tesori Originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Productions “I’m A Believer” by Neil Diamond Shrek The Musical is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIShows.com THE VIDEOTAPING OR OTHER VIDEO OR AUDIO RECORDING OF THIS PRODUCTION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. The arts communities of Vermilion County and surrounding areas thank you for your support of the arts. Please don’t miss out on these special opportunities! 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Auditions November 15 & 16 More information on page 24 and at www.dlomusicaltheatre.com A Streetcar Named Desire Red Mask Players Kathryn Randolph Theater November 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, and 15 www.redmaskplayers.com Seussical Westville High School WHS Old Gym November 7 and 8 Fall Concert Vermilion Festival Chorus St. James United Methodist Church November 22, 2:00 pm The Nutcracker Danville Symphony Orchestra December 13 www.danvillesymphony.org The Beef House Christmas Show Beef House Dinner Theatre December 17, 18, 19, 20 www.beefhouserolls.com SUPPORT THE ARTS! AUDITIONS FOR 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE Shrek.......................................................................Logan Edris Princess Fiona.......................................................Trish Ceader Donkey......................................................................Cole Huber Lord Farquaad..................................................Joel Shoemaker Dragon/Wicked Witch...........................................Jeanne Dunn Young Fiona........................................................Ellis Mansfield Teen Fiona...............................................................Molly Smith Gingy/Sugar Plum Fairy/Bluebird................Brittany McDaniels “The word is ‘Audition.’” Pinocchio............................................................Craig Krukewitt Big Bad Wolf/Guard/Knight/Pied Piper................Andrew Peters “Can you use it in a sentence?” Fairy Godmother/Blind Mouse 2.....................Amanda Coutant “DLO will be holding auditions for their dinner theatre production of 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee on November 15th & 16th.” Peter Pan/Buck...................................................Stephen Wolfe Ugly Duckling.....................................................Sidnee Gordon “Can you give the definition?” Mad Hatter.............................................................Breely Arford “au·di·tion ôˈdiSH(ə)n/ noun: 1. an interview for a particular role or job as a singer, actor, dancer, Humpty Dumpty/Blind Mouse 1..............................Kelli Carlton or musician, consisting of a practical demonstration of the candidate’s Elf.........................................................................Pamela Adam suitability and skill. synonyms: tryout, trial; “auditions for a new musical” Young Shrek/Grumpy.........................................Nathan Powell verb: 1. perform an audition. “he was auditioning for the lead role in the play”” Papa Bear........................................................Anthony Hughes “Audition- A-U-D-I-T-I-O-N -Audition.” Mama Bear/Blind Mouse 3....................................Melanie Clark “That is correct.” Baby Bear................................................................Chase Ogle 3 Pigs..................Brittany Powell, Ashley Le Loup, Ben Zuber LET’S SPELL OUT THE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW: Mama Ogre.............................................................Kelly Holden DATE: November 15 & 16 TIME: 6:00 p.m. (both evenings) Papa Ogre/Knight/Thelonious/Walter....................Aaron Martin PLACE: DLO’s Center Stage Rehearsal Hall at the Village Mall. King Harold/Captain............................................Rick Welchans PREPARE: A short (30 second) musical selection that shows us your Queen Lillian..................................................Sonnia Schroeder voice. Read the script at the Danville Library. Rats....................................Isabelle Peters, Brookelyn Powell, EXPECT: To sing your selection, read from the script and participate Molly Smith, Kelli Carlton, Pamela Adam, Sidnee Gordon in an improvisation exercise. Dulocians....................................Pamela Adam, Breely Arford, th 25 Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is unlike anything DLO has Kelli Carlton, Aaron Martin, Brittany McDaniels, ever done. It is fresh and spontaneous, witty and reflective, innocent Andrew Peters, Sonnia Schroeder and edgy. Not your normal story, there is no leading man or ingenue, just seven awkward middle school students (played by adult actors) Featured Dulocians.............Isabelle Peters, Brookelyn Powell spelling their hearts out. There are great opportunities for anyone brave Happy Mob..........................Amanda Coutant, Ashley LeLoup, enough to come to auditions. Director Jenny Taylor and her team can’t Brittany Powell, Ben Zuber wait to meet you at the bee! Full audition information on our website. Without special friends and the support they provide, DLO could not continue. We thank them. TITLE SPONSOR Individual Supporters Full-Fill Industries STARS PLATINUM SPONSOR Donald & Sue Richter Ameriprise Mike & Donna Westfall Anonymous Donor SILVER SPONSOR Central IL Natural Health DIRECTORS Clinic Theodore Lemke Vivian Stokes BRONZE SPONSORS Rick Welchans Arnold’s Office Supply Toyota of Danville Randall Ashton, DDS Myers Carpet Weaver’s PRODUCERS Sharon Glossinger IN-KIND SPONSORS Lawrence Nitzke Capture This Photography Danville Metal Stamping PATRONS Frank’s House of Color Richard Brazda Heritage Development Alice Cowan Newton’s Cleaning & Glee Cumbow Restoration Pierce Piano Service FRIENDS Roberta Ennis Samantha Fox Chase Ogle DLO is supported in Ann Vogel part with grants from Scene One: A Swamp “Big Bright Beautiful World”.............................Shrek, Papa Ogre, Mama Ogre, Fiona, King Harold, Queen Lillian, The Happy Mob Scene Two: A Swamp “Story of My Life”..........................Captain, Pinocchio, Fairytale Creatures Scene Three: A Forest “Don’t Let Me Go”...........................................Donkey Scene Four: Lord Farquaad’s Torture Chamber “Regiment”.....................Captain, Thelonious, Guards Scene Five: Duloc “What’s up Duloc?”............................Lord Farquaad, Dulocians, Walter Scene Six: A Castle Tower “I Know It’s Today”......Young Fiona, Teen Fiona, Fiona Scene Seven: A Field “Travel Song”......................................Donkey, Shrek Scene Eight: A Dragon’s Lair “Forever”............................Dragon, Donkey, Knights Scene Nine: A Dragon’s Lair “This Is How a Dream Comes True”......Fiona, Dragon Scene Ten: A Hillside “Who I’d Be”............................. Shrek, Donkey, Fiona Director.................................Jennifer Scarlett Lee Kirby Music Director.......................................David Schroeder Stage Manager.........................................Nancy Keener Producer..................................................Chris Huffman Choreographer..........................................Jennifer Kirby Dance Captains.................Kelli Carlton, Isabelle Peters Costume Design......................................Jennifer Kirby, Cookie Morris, Eleanor Peters Costume Construction...........Ann Huber, Cookie Morris, Eleanor Peters, Cast Set Design/Construction............................Gary Lickfett Painting..............Roxy Reed, Brittany McDaniels, Cast Makeup Design.........Lisa Hoag, Sue Bane, Sarah Mills Wig Design....................................................Sarah Mills Makeup application......................Sue Bane, Lisa Hoag, Sarah Mills, Cast Lighting Design....................................Leslie Boedicker Light Board Operator:...................................................... Sound Design/Operation.................................Tim Kirby Dragon Puppeteers.......Anthony Hughes, Bryan McDaniels, Jerry Strain, Thomas Strain, Stephen Wolfe Puppet Wrangler.................................Anthony
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