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Curtains-Playbill Voorhees High School Drama Club PRESENTS 2021 1 Autograph Page 2 CURTAINS School Edition Book by RUPERT HOLMES Music by JOHN KANDER Lyrics by FRED EBB Original Book and Concept by PETER STONE Additional Lyrics by JOHN KANDER and RUPERT HOLMES Originally Produced on Broadway by Roger Berlind, Roger Horchow, Daryl Roth, Jane Bergère, Ted Hartley and Center Theatre Group. American Premiere Produced at The Ahmanson Theatre by Center Theatre Group, LA’s Theatre Company. Vocal Direction Choreography Costume Design Mr. Andrew Finck Ms. Megan Decker Mrs. Nancy Lomas- Izzy Hepburn Reynolds Alastair Stewart Owen Tabor Set Design Lighting & Ticket Sales, Publicity, Mrs. Nancy Lomas- Sound Supervisor Program Design Reynolds Mrs. Nancy Lomas -Reynolds Mr. Joe Reynolds Mr. Bob Runge Emma Tyers Student Assistant Stage Manager Sound Operation Vocal Direction Emma Tyers Thomas Larsen Mark Squindo Assistant Stage Manager Noah Rodgers Olivia Hankinson Ava Rodgers Lighting Design Stage Crew Supervisor Lighting Operation Fiona Libro Miss Christine Salter Fiona Libro Mia Fosburgh Student Prop Man- Music Operation & ager Conductor Emma Tyers Megan Di Giovanni Directed by Mrs. Nancy Lomas-Reynolds Curtains School Edition is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized performance materials are supplied by Theatrical Rights Worldwide, 1180 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 640, New York, NY 10036 www.theatricalrights.com “The video or audio recording of this performance by any means is strictly prohibited.” 3 Cast List Lieutenant Frank Cioffi ……………………..….…………..…...…… Friday: Stefan Stojanoski* Saturday: Harry Sperduto* Niki Harris ………………………………………….………………..……………….... Tessa Maddaloni* Georgia Hendricks …………………………………………..………..……… Friday: Grace Medea* Saturday: Izzy Hepburn+ Carmen Bernstein …………………………...……….…………...……. Friday: Demitra Ypsilantis Saturday: Kelly Deo* Aaron Fox ……………………………………………..…...………..…….……. Friday: Mark Squindo* Saturday: Ian Love* Sidney Bernstein …………………………...…………………….……….….………. Friday: Ian Love* Saturday: Mark Squindo* Christopher Belling ……………………...……...………………………………..…………. Tyler Zappa Bambi Bernet ………………………………………………………………..…..………. Grace Trumpy+ Daryl Grady ………………………………………….……………...………. Friday: Alastair Stewart+ Saturday: Owen Tabor+* Joanie Harmon ………………………………………...…………..Friday: Mary Kate Palmisano* Saturday: McKenzie Miller* Oscar Shapiro ………………………………………..………….…...……. Friday: Harry Sperduto* Saturday: Stefan Stojanoski* Bobby Pepper ……………………………………………….……….….……. Friday: Owen Tabor*+ Saturday: Alastair Stewart+ Jessica Cranshaw ………………………………………..…………………... Friday: Izzy Hepburn+ Saturday: Grace Medea* Sasha Iljinsky …………………………………………………..................………. Megan Di Giovanni Randy Dexter …………………………………………….….…..……….…..……………..…. Tyler Bower Mona Page ………………………………………….………...…….….…………...………. Mallory Kelco Harv Femont ……………………………………….……….….……..………….….…. Brody McDowell Roberta Wooster ………………………………….…….…………….…..……..……. Adeline Cooper Detective O’Farrell ………………………………….….………..……………..……. Brody McDowell Marjorie Cook ………………………………………….……………………………………..…. Finn Cahill Arelene Barruca ………………………………..…………………...……. Friday: McKenzie Miller* Saturday: Mary Kate Palmisano* Roy Stetson ………………………………………..…………………….……...…...…. Friday: Ian Love* Saturday: Mark Squindo* Brick Hawvermale ………………………………………..………….……. Friday: Harry Sperduto* Saturday: Stefan Stojanoski* Jane Setler …………………………………………..……………..………….…….…. Friday: Kelly Deo* Saturday: Demitra Ypsilantis* Connie Subbotin ………………………………………………………………..……..………. Sido Lyons Ronnie Driscoll ……………………………………………………………...………..………. Tyler Zappa Russ Cochran …………………………………………………………………………..………. Liam Bolger +Denotes Dance Captain *Denotes members of troop 1936 International Thespian Honors Society 4 Stage & Technical Crew Sarah Begosh Megan Di Giovanni Mia Fosburgh Olivia Hankinson* Riley Hogan Thomas Larsen Fiona Libro Grace Medea Tommy Menzie Noah Rogers Ava Rodgers Emma Tyers* Jack Wotanowski Club Officers & Student Leaders President: Historian: Harry Sperduto* Francesca Morella*+ Vice-President: Lighting Design: Owen Tabor*+ Fiona Libro Secretary: Sound Design: Grace Medea* Thomas Larsen Treasurer: Stage Manager: Stefan Stojanoski* Emma Tyers* Our Vendors Props: VHS Prop Department Costumes: Tina’s Costumes VHS Costumes Department Lighting Rental StarLite 5 Act 1 1. Overture Scene 1. Old Wild West, a prairie town outside 2. Wide Open Spaces Opening Vocal ..………………………..…...…….. Company 2a. Wide Open Spaces Opening ………………………………....………..Underscore 2aa. Robbin’ Hood Revealed …………………………..………….……..… Underscore 2b. Wide Open Spaces Reprise ………………………...……….. Jessica, Ensemble Scene 2. Rear of the Stage 2c. Wide Open Spaces Bows ………………………………..……. Jessica, Ensemble 2d. Exit Music (Thataway!) …………………………..………………………. Underscore Scene 3. Empty Stage 2e. Vamps ……………………………………………………………………..…….. Underscore 3. What Kind of Man ……………………..……… Carmen, Oscar, Aaron, Georgia 4. Thinking of Him ……………………………. Georgia, Aaron, Bobby, Ensemble 5. The Woman’s Dead …………… Aaron, Niki, Bobby, Christopher, Johnny, Bambi, Bobby, Oscar, Carmen, Ensemble 6. Show People ………… Carmen, Cioffi, Oscar, Belling, Georgia, Ensemble 7. Coffee Shop Nights …………………………………………….…………………….. Cioffi Scene 4. Rehearsal the Next Day 8. Georgia Can’t Dance ………………………………………….… Georgia, Ensemble 9. In the Same Boat #1 …………….………………………….… Georgia, Niki, Bambi 10. I Miss the Music—Intro …….………………………………………………. Ensemble 11. I Miss the Music ……………………………………………………………………… Aaron 12. Before Thataway ………………………………………………………………. Orchestra 13. Thataway ……………………………… Georgia, Ensemble 13a. Act One Curtain ……………………………..………………… Georgia, Ensemble 6 Act 2 14. Entr’acte …………………………………………………………………………… Orchestra 15. The Man Is Dead …………………………………………………………….………. Sasha Scene 1 Late on the Same Night 16. He Did It ………………………………………………………………….……….. Ensemble 16a. In the Same Boat #2 ……………………………….………. Bobby, Randy, Harv 17. It’s a Business ………………………………….………………. Carmen, Stagehands Scene 2. Fort Henderson 18. Kansasland …………………….………. Randy, Nicki, Harv, Bambi, Ensemble 18a. Kansasland Dance ………………………………………..………………… Orchestra 19. She Did It (Reprise) ………………………………………………….……….. Ensemble 20. I Miss the Underscoring ……………………………………...…………… Orchestra 21. Thinking of Missing the Music ……………………………...…. Aaron, Georgia 22. A Tough Act to Follow …………………….……………….…………...… Cioffi, Niki 22a. A Tough Act to Follow Dance ………………..…….. Cioffi, Niki, Ensemble 22b. Eerie Sounds from the Pit ………………...……………………….…… Orchestra 22.c Joanie’s Death …………………….....……………………………...…….. Underscore 22d. In the Same Boat #3 …………….………………………………………… Ensemble Scene 3. In the Flies 22e In the Same Boat #4 ……..…………………..………………………….…. Ensemble 23. In the Same Boat #5 ………………..…..…………………………….…….. Ensemble Scene 4. Rehearsal in the theatre 23a. Something Fast ……………………………………………………….……… Orchestra 24. In the Same Boat—Complete ………………….…… Georgia, Cioffi, Bobby, Randy, Harv, Niki, Bambi, Ensemble 25. Wide Open Space—Sung Bows ……………………....… Georgia, Ensemble 25a. The Company Exits ………………………………………………….……… Orchestra 26. Show People Reprise …………………………………………….….. Carmen, Cioffi 26a. Transition to Stage …………………………………………... Georgia, Ensemble Scene 5. On the stage at 10:20pm 26b. Robbin’ Hood Revealed ………………………………………..……….. Orchestra 27. A Tough Act Finale ………………………………………… Cioffi, Niki, Ensemble 28. Bows ………………………………………………………………………………… Orchestra 29 Bows Vocal ………………………………………………………………..………. Ensemble 30. Exit Music ………………………………………………………………….……… Orchestra 7 Acknowledgements: North Hunterdon Voorhees Regional High School District BOE Mr. Jeffrey Bender, Superintendent Dr. Rich Bergecs, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Ron Peterson, Principal Mrs. Jessica Cantagallo-Rohm, Vice Principal Mrs. Kelly Anne Kieffer, Vice Principal Mr. Chris Maslonka, Vice Principal Mr. John Simpson, Vice Principal Mr. Brian Baumann, Atheletic Director Mr. Marc McGeehan, Director of Student Activities Mr. Rob Sabo & The Voorhees Custodial Staff Mrs. Ellen Viscel, Bookkeeper Mr. Bob Runge, Mr. Mike Medea, Mr. Nick Sperduto, Mr. Joe Squindo Dave & Dale Dabour Mr. Aidan Giannelli Mrs. Carol Newman & the SKIT Organization Tammy Wubbenhorst Jared Klimas Jeremy Brandt Thank you to…. All of the parents who volunteer, transport students to and from rehearsal and purchase advertisement space in our program. And … all of our community sponsors and patrons. Without you, none of this would be possible. Check our website to for updates, future events, and tickets. www.nhvweb.net/vhs/theatre 8 Production Staff: Director: …………………………...….... Mrs. Nancy Lomas Reynolds Set Design:.…..…...……………...……. Ms. Nancy Lomas Reynolds, ………………………………….….. Mr. Bob Runge, Mr. Aaron Willsey Producer, Tickets Sales, Program Production:.……………….……. ………………………………………… Mr. Joe Reynolds & Emma Tyers Student Dance Captains: …….. Izzy Hepburn, Alastair Stewart ……………………………………...……….... Owen Tabor, Grace Trumpy Set Construction: ….……...... Mr. Mike Medea, Mr. Bob Runge, …………………………………... Mr. Nick Sperduto, Mr. Joe Squindo Costume & Crew Supervision: ………………….….... Ava Rodgers, ………………………………………. Miss Christine Salter, Emma Tyers Painting/Set Crew: ….....… Sarah Begosh, Megan Di Giovanni, Olivia Hankinson, Riley Hogan, Ava Rodgers, Noah Rodgers, Emma Tyers, Jack Wotanowski Stage Manager: .....……………….…....…….……………… Emma Tyers Assistant Stage Manager: ……Olivia Hankinson, Ava Rodgers Lighting Console Operator: ….....…...…………….....…. Fiona Libro Sound Design & Operation: ….. Thomas Larsen, Noah Rodgers Spot Light Operation: ……………………….……..…… Mia
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