Musical Production

The Wizard Of

By: L. Frank Baum

Act 1

Scene 1 The Kansas Prairie Scene 2 The Rainbow Scene 3 Kansas Scene 4 Gypsy Caravan Scene 5 The Scene 6 Munchkinland Scene 7 The Witch Scene 8 - The Corn Field Scene 9 Crows In Cornfield Scene 10 Tinman-with Apple Trees in Front of His Cottage Scene 11 Want To Play Ball? Scene 12 The Lion –Wild Forest Scene 13 Poppies

Act 2

Scene 1 Outside the Gates of the Scene 2 The Town Square, Emerald City Scene 3 The Wizard’s Chamber Scene 4 The Gates of the Emerald City Scene 5 The Witch’s Castle Scene 6 The Haunted Forest Scene 7 Flying Monkeys Scene 8 The Witch’s Castle Scene 9 Main Gate of the Witch’s Castle Scene 10 The Witch’s Chamber Scene 11 Wizard’s Chamber Scene 12 Balloon Scene 13 Farewell To Oz Scene 14 The Kansas Prairie

The By. L. Frank Baum

With Music and Lyrics of the MGM Motion Picture Score

By: Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg

Background Music by Herbert Stothhart

The Wizard of Oz Plot Summary

Dorothy, a young girl from Kansas, who is transported, along with her dog , to the fantasy utopia of Oz by a tornado that sweeps her farmhouse home away. The storm carries the house with Dorothy and Toto to Munchkinland, a magical place far away from anything that Dorothy has ever seen or dreamed of. She is proclaimed a national heroine by the tiny inhabitants because the luck of the house's landing has caused the house to fall on and kill the , who holds power over the . Suddenly, Glinda, the , appears and explains all that has happened to Dorothy. Dorothy naturally wishes to return home. However, the sister of the now dead Wicked Witch of the East (the ) makes a startling appearance. Dorothy receives protection from the Wicked Witch of the West by Glinda when magically the that were worn by the dead Witch of the East are now on the feet of Dorothy; as long as she wears the slippers, says Glinda, Dorothy will be safe. The Witch of the West leaves, and Dorothy is sent along the by Glinda, the Good Witch of the North to find the Wizard of Oz and get his help to return to Kansas. Along the way, Dorothy overcomes various obstacles and meets a talking scarecrow, a and a who also are unsatisfied and need to find the Emerald City, of which the Wizard is master, believing that he will give them each what they desire and help her return home. Wizard of Oz Musical Numbers

Act 1 1. “Overture”-Orchestra 2. “Over The Rainbow”- Dorothy 3. “The Cyclone”- orchestra 4. “ Musical Sequence”- Glinda, Dorothy and Munchkins 5. “Yellow Brick Road”- Munchkins 6. “If I Only Had Brain”- Scarecrow, Dorothy and Crows 7. “We’re ”- Dorothy and Scarecrows 8. “If I Only Had a Heart”- Tinman, Dorothy and Trees 9. “We’re Off to see the Wizard”-Dorothy, Tinman and Scarecrow 10.“If I Only had the Nerve”- Lion, Dorothy, Tinman and Scarecrow 11. “We’re Off to see the Wizard”-Dorothy, Tinman , Scarecrow and Lion 12.“Poppies”- Poppies, Glinda, Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman and Lion

Act 2 1.”Overture”-Orchestra 2. “Merry Old ”- Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman, Lion, Emerald City Guard and Ozians 3.”King of the Forest”- Lion, Dorothy, Scarecrow and Tinman 4.”March of the Winkies”- Winkies 5.”Jitterbug”-Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman, Lion and Bugs 6.”Ding Dong the Witch is Dead” -Winkies, Dorothy, Scarecrow, Lion and Tinman 7. “Balloon Ascension”- Orchestra 8. “Finale act 2”- Orchestra WIZARD OF OZ CAST

Dorothy Gale- Katy Lozano

Uncle Henry- Ty Burns

Aunt Em- Kori Burke

Toto- Sugar Burke

Miss Almira Gulch- Beau McAfee

Scarecrow/Hunk- James Vinson

Tinman/Hickory- Adam Maners

Lion/Zeke- David Harrison

Professor Marvel/Wizard of Oz- Charla Little

Glinda Good Witch- Haley Glover

Emerald City Guard- Jacob Pitts

Wicked Witch of the West- Hannah Szostek

Tornado- Cody Martin, Jacob Pitts, Olivia Higginbotham, Jarrod Roach, Samantha Wooley, Kiera White, Kenzie White, Benjamin Stanfill MUNCHKINS

Munchkin City Leaders- Riley McDaniel, Xavier Simpson, Carlos Guardiola, Andy Alamo

Lollipop Guild- Brayden Robinson, Parker Shields, Drew Flemming

Lullaby League- Abigail Vinson, Avery Taylor, Emily Barnes, Peyton Orr, Emma Pitts

ELEMENTARY STUDENTS Aceson Womack, Addyson Kelly, Ashleigh Scott, Chloe Hallmark, Chloe Munoz, Ella Simpson, Haley Kesler, Hannah Foster, Makyla Kelly, Maylie McCorkle, Reagan McDaniel, Regan Kesler, Sarae Freeman, Sarah Barnes INTERMEDIATE STUDENTS Sydni Anderson, Natricia Arnold, Molly Echard, Laney Flemming, Hannah Hallenbeck, Cana Jackson, Ryann Seck, Kateri Webb, Emma Cottrell, Markeya Mack

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Sara Brown, Emma Shields, Bailey Attaway, Emily Jensen, Nasiya Anderson, Kimberly Anderson, Xavier Lewis, Zoe Brignon

Three Crows- Ty Burns, Samantha Wooley, Jacob Pitts

Trees- Emma Shields, Kenzie White, Katrina Keener, Nasiya Anderson, Bailey Attaway, Kimberly Anderson

Poppies- Intermediate Students Sydni Anderson, Natricia Arnold, Molly Echard, Laney Flemming, Hannah Hallenbeck, Cana Jackson, Ryann Seck, Kateri Webb, Peyton Orr, Emma Cottrell, Emily Barnes, Emma Pitts, Avery Taylor, Markeya Mack, Abigail Vinson

Winkies- Emily Hall, Chris Keener, Xavier Lewis, Logan Bacon, Hannah Killgo, Dylan Scheppe

Flying Monkeys- Katrina Keener, Beau McAfee, Emma Diaz Deleon, Kori Burke, Ty Burns, Cody Martin, Sara Brown

Jitterbug- Shelby Cozart, Emily Jensen, Kenzie White

Chorus- Emma Shields, Bailey Attaway, Zoe Brignon, Nasiya Anderson, Kimberly Anderson

Production

Director Angee Hallmark

Guest Directors Tracy Pitts – Munchkin Scene Nancy Archer- Poppy Scene Katrina Keener- Citizens of Oz Corey Roberson- Citizen of Oz

Orchestra- Conductor Richard Thomas

Choreographer Tianta Harrison/Laura Kelly

Technical/ Set Design Angee Hallmark

Vocal Director Tianta Harrison/Mechelle Foster

Costume Design Angee Hallmark/Charla Little

Light Design Ryan Garr/Angee Hallmark

Sound Design Ethan Rumfield/ Raeann McCoy

Stage Managers Andrea Martinez/Shelby Cozart/Mandi McMillan

Fly Operators Jarrod Roach/Riley McDaniel

Crew Manager Ellen Walser/Olivia Higginbotham

Set construction Scott Niven, Brent Stanford, Jerry Duckett Jr., Justin Rushing and Caleb Straughan

SPECIAL THANKS Brendyn Porter- Voice of Oz Ruthie Burke- Dorothy’s Costume Allen Oliver Productions- All video production ROHS Art Students ROHS audio/video production SONIC PANDA EXPRESS K AND K PRINTING ROHS Theatre Boosters- for all their help with programs, tshirts, meals and for supporting our cast and crew in so many ways!!

A very special thank you to all the FAMILIES of our cast, crew and directors for supporting and encouraging us as we have prepared for this show; without you, none of this would be possible!!

The Red Oak High School Theatre Booster Club Would like to wish the 2014 Cast & Crew of The Wizard of Oz A Spectacular Performance tonight!

You can support theatre students in Red Oak by attending performances, purchasing a shirt in the lobby or by joining the ROHS Theatre Boosters. Information is available on our website.

www.rohstheatreboosters.org WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST

Katy Lozano () is a senior this year at Red Oak High School. She is elated to be a part of such a wonderful production and talented cast her last year! You might have previously seen Katy in Grease as Frenchy, Singing in the Rain as Lina Lamont, and Little Shop of Horrors as Audrey. Katy was also involved in the Cedar Valley College production of Jane Eyre this past summer. Aside from musicals, Katy is actively involved in UIL One Act Play, UIL Prose, National Honor Society, and Thespian Troupe. None of her success could have been possible without her fabulous theatre directors, Angee Hallmark, Katrina Keener, and Charla Little (along with the best sisters in the world, Kori Burke and Shelby Cozart). She would also like to thank her parents for their infinite love and support.

Ty Burns () has been in theatre since the 7th grade and was the only 7th grader in theatre 2 that year. His 8th grade year he won best actor along with a first place winning OAP performance. He would like to thank Jacob Pitts, his best friend, for helping him through challenges last year along with his family for their undying support.

Kori Burke () is a senior at Red Oak and actively involved in theatre Production. Kori played in the fall show “Voices” as Claire and UIL One Act play “To Kill a Mockingbird” as Miss Stephanie Crawford. She is currently playing Aunt Em in Wizard of Oz and directing the Junie B. Jones Christmas Production. Outside of theatre, she is involved in powerlifting, National Honor Society, S.W.A.G., and Encounter. She would like to thank her theatre family, Angee Hallmark, Katrina Keener, Shelby Cozart, Katy Lozano, and Hannah Szostek for always believing in her throughout her theatre journey. She loves them. Bye. Sugar Burke (Toto) is a four year old Maltipoo (Maltise/poodle) who lives a happy life in Red Oak Texas. She has starred in "Wizard of Oz" as Toto, and many other things such as "Hungry" featuring her food bowl and puppy chow. Sugar intends to pursue acting in New York after high school and hopes to one day be on broadway as Dusty in "Annie" and Eric's loyal companion in "The Little Mermaid". She would like to thank The Burke Family for all their love, support, and food, Katy Lozano for being her Dorothy, and Angee Hallmark for believing in her.

Beau McAfee (Miss Almira Gulch) is a freshman this year. She is in Theatre Production and has been in two musicals, Into the Woods Junior as the wolf and Alice in Wonderland as chorus. She was also in the Junior High’s One Act play “12 Angry Jurors.” She has enjoyed being in Production this year and is looking forward to next year. She loves the feeling of being surrounded by crazy theatre kids like herself. She would like to thank Mrs. Keener for being the reason she fell in love with theatre and helping me grow as an actress. I would also like to thank Mrs. Hallmark for being a very generous and supportive director this year.

James Vinson (Scarecrow/Hunk) is a freshman and is very excited to be in this year’s musical production. He is actively involved in Theatre Production and A Capella choir and recently made All District choir. He was in both Jr. High One Act Plays and received the All Star Cast Award for his performance in “12 Angry Jurors”. He has been in numerous musical productions with EPIC Kids, Cedar Valley College Family Music Theatre, Grand Prairie Uptown Theatre and Ellis County Children’s Theatre. He loves to act and sing and looks forward to a future on the stage! He would like to thank Mrs. Hallmark, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Keener for believing in him, Darla Bicknell and Tianta Harrison for coaching him in voice/acting, God for blessing him and his family for always being his biggest fans!!

Adam Maners (Tinman/Hickory) is a senior and has participated in theatre and choir in his high school career. Past credits include Grease, Singing In The Rain with ROHS and Music Man, H.M.S. Pinafore, and Fiddler On The Roof with DBU. His future plans are to study pre-med. David Harrison (Lion/Zeke) is a senior at Red Oak High School. He is excited to be playing the role of the Lion. He is actively involved in both choir and theatre; he is also a member of National Honor Society. His past roles have consisted of Eugene (Grease), Rod (Singin’ in The Rain), and now the Lion (Wizard of Oz). He hopes you enjoy the show!

Haley Glover (Glinda Good Witch) is a sophomore at Red Oak. She is very grateful and excited to be a part of The Wizard of Oz this year. She has previously been involved in the award winning One Act show “These Shining Lives as the lead and Milo in “Diary of Anne Frank” in her 8th grade year. She is very thankful for the guidance and support from her loving family and amazing directors, Angee Hallmark and Katrina Keener, along with God for the opportunities he has given her.

Jacob Pitts (Emerald City Guard) is a sophomore this year and has participated in multiple theatre productions. He would like to thank Ty Burns, his family, and his directors for encouraging him to continue with theatre.

Hannah Szostek (Wicked Witch of the West) is involved in multiple extracurricular activities including theatre production, National Honor Society, and student council. She loves helping out with her church and is very involved in her church activities. She is very excited to have a role in her first musical!

Xavier Simpson is a senior this year. He participates in choir, peer coaching, and theatre. He is ranked in the top 10% of choir students in the state of Texas and has been blessed to participate in an artistic apprenticeship at The Dallas Opera where he performed in Bizet's Carmen. This will be his fourth and last musical at ROHS and he’s sure it will be a good one.

Mandi McMillan has been in the theatre since 7th grade and is currently a sophomore. You have probably seen her in Red Oak Junior High’s 2012 ‘Alice and Wonderland Junior’ as Tweedle Dee. She was also in all the advanced theatre shows her 8th grade year, along with being in UIL One Act her 7th, 8th, and 9th grade year.

Mackenzie White is a freshman at Red Oak High School this year. She has been in 10 musicals since kindergarten. Starring as “the Witch” in Red Oak Junior High’s production, “Into The Woods Junior”, Cedar Valley College’s “Willy Wonka” as an Oompa Loompa, and Waxahachie Faith Family Academy’s production of “Sound of Music” as Gretel. She’d love to thank her parents for allowing her to pursue her dreams, her acting and singing coach Darla Bicknell for helping every step of the way, and God for giving her these talents.

Sara Brown is a sophomore at Red Oak. She is part of Mrs. Hallmark’s Theatre Production class and participates in the musical and One Act. She has previously done shows for the Junior High and a variety of plays for High School. She wants to thank her parents, teachers, and her peers for all their support in her acting journey.

Samantha Wooley is a freshman this year. She is thrilled to take part in this fabulous musical! Other plays you may have seen her in are the One Act plays, “The Diary of Anne Frank,” as well as “Twelve Angry Jurors.” Samantha is currently active in tennis, karate, and HADDIT. She would like to thank her parents for driving her everywhere, and her wonderful directors.

Shelby Cozart is a senior this year. She has been on the crew in all four musicals at the high school and has been in the One Act play cast every year since seventh grade. Shelby plans on majoring in theatre and going on to teach middle school theatre. She would like to thank all of her past and present directors for igniting her passion for theatre and being there every step along the way. Kiera White is proud to be a part of the ROHS musical this year. This is her second year participating in the musical and she wants to thank Angee Hallmark and Katrina Keener for their fabulous support and love throughout the years. Kiera is also actively participating in the UIL One Act play and the various other shows that Theatre Production puts on during the year.

Emily Jensen is a sophomore in high school whom is a social officer/line member on the Hawkettes drill team and part of theatre Production. Outside of school, she spends most of her time at Tammy’s Dance Center as a senior company member and helping out at her church, Northwest Bible Church, with activities and events. She is incredibly honored to be a part of the Wizard of Oz and is very excited to be working with such a fantastic cast and crew. She wants to thank her parents and friends for always supporting her, and Mrs. Hallmark and Mrs. Keener for pushing her to be the best actress she can be.

Cody Martin is a freshman in high school. He has been in theatre since the 6th grade. He was in Advanced Theatre 2 in the 8th grade. He thanks Mrs. Keener for instilling in him a love for theatre.

Zoe Brignon is a freshman in high school. She has been in band for 3 years and has been singing since she was 6 years old. She would like to thank her family for supporting her and her crazy ideas.

Xavier Lewis is a sophomore and has been in the band program for five years now. He has been in Jazz band for two years and Wind Symphony which is the top band for five years also. He is also involved in Theatre, this will be his second year. His future plans are to attend Julliard University or any other top performing arts schools to study music. He would like to thank his parents for always believing in him and all of his teachers for pushing him to be the best he could be. Jarrod Roach is a sophomore and has never done a musical previous to this. He is National Honor Society, Jazz Band, and Wind Ensemble. He would like to thank his parents for their support and Mrs. Hallmark and Mrs. Little for this great experience.

Olivia Higginbotham is a senior, and has helped with musicals for the past 2 years. She is actively involved in choir and vocal adrenaline show choir. Her future plans are to go to college and major in nursing or business. She would like to thank her mom and dad for all their support.

Andy Alamo is a sophomore who is in theatre and choir. His credits include WTC’s Cinderella (Chef), SWCC’s “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown” (Peanuts gang), EPIC Kids “The Missing Gingerbread Man” (Candy man elf), ECCT’s “Possumbillitys” (Timothy), And ROGS productions of “Miss Nelson Is Missing”, “Little Shop of Horrors”, “Werewolf on the Team”, and “A Christmas Carol.”

Andrea Martinez (Stage Manager) has been a part of musical theatre for 2 years now and faithfully has been in choir for 8 years. She is also Vice President of the high school choir program and the Red Oak High School’s student council. She is also a part of LINK and National Honor Society. She would love to thank her mother for always being there for her in everything she does.

Nasiya Anderson has been part of theatre for three years. She has been in musical theatre for two years and has experienced lots of fun during theatre. Kimberly Anderson started theatre in Junior High and fell in love with it! She plans to stay in theatre and choir until she graduates.

Emma Shields is a sophomore and has been in choir for 6 years. She has been in one musical before The Wizard of Oz and it was “Alice in Wonderland.” She has also been a part of a dance/singing group for 2 years. She would like to thank her mom and Mrs. Foster for making her audition.

Bayleigh Attaway is a sophomore and has been in choir for 5 years. She is actively involved in choir and three years in a dancing and singing group. She has participated in both junior high musicals during her 7th and 8th grade years. She would like to thank her family, Mrs. Foster, and Mrs. Colbert for inspiring her to follow her passion of singing and dancing.

Emily Hall is a freshman and has been in the theatre program since 6th grade. She is active in band and theatre.

RaeAnn McCoy is a freshman, and has been part of Red Oak Theatre for the past three years. She has previously been a crew member for Princess Isabella, Jr High One Act- 12 Angry Jurors, and co-directed the 911 play. She would like to thank her mom and dad, Bob & Lynn McCoy and her grandparents Rick & Pat Sikes, and Ken & Edith McCoy for all their love and support. She would also like to send a very special thank you to Mrs. Katrina Keener for never giving up on me or letting me give up on myself.

Sidney Henderson is a senior and this is her first year being apart of Red Oak High School theatre. She is the senior class president and also involved in National Honor Society, student council, link crew, and service with a goal. She plans to attend Texas Christian University and double major in business and accounting in the fall.

Rory “Fleep” McKey is a junior and has been part of Red Oak’s theatre program for the past two years. He has performed as a nerd, janitor, and announcer in “Werewolf on the Team.” He is an avid member in JROTC, as member of the robotics team, and has intentions to join the poetic/prose team. He wants to thank his mom for supporting him and his dad for always encouraging him to pursue his passions.

OZIANS- JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS

Heather Howton is in the 8th grade this year at Red Oak Jr. High and is in both of Mrs. Keener’s advanced theatre classes. She has previously been a part of Suessical the Musical Jr. and last year she was Juror 10 in the Red Oak Jr. High One Act production of Twelve Angry Jurors. She is a part of the Red Oak Jr. High One Act production, A child Shall Lead as of this year. She would like to thank Mrs. Keener, her parents, and her best friend RaeAnn McCoy.

Laura Lewis has been involved for 2 years in the theatre program and is currently auditioning for Red Oak Jr. High’s production of The Little Mermaid. She has also been involved in Red Oak Jr. High’s dance team. She would like to thank her mom for always supporting her and teaching her to always chase her dreams.

Rocio Carmargo has been in the theatre program for 2 years now. She loves to sing and act. She would like to thank Mrs. Keener for encouraging her to do her best.

Jada Chaffee has been in the theatre program at Red Oak Jr. High for 2 years. She has also been a part of the fine arts department at The Oaks Fellowship and she is currently auditioning for a part in The Little Mermaid at Red Oak Jr. High. She would like to thank Mrs. Keener, Mr. Roberson, her two fine arts directors, Alexandria Frieson, Britini Jahanbin, and her very supportive friends and family for their encouragement. She would never have gotten this far without them!

Lauren Agular is 13 years old and has been a part of the theatre program for 2 years. She is currently in musical theatre at Red Oak Jr. High. She loves to sing and act. She would also like to thank Mrs. Keener and her parents for all the encouragement.

Justin Kreuzer is in the 8th grade at Red Oak Jr. High. He has been in band at Red Oak Intermediate, along with Choir and theatre at Red Oak Jr. High. He would like to thank Mrs. Keener for teaching him theatre.

Alexus Saiz is in 8th grade this year at Red Oak Jr. High and is currently in her 2nd year in the Red Oak Jr. High theatre program. She would like to thank her mom, dad, family, and Mrs. Keener for introducing her into theatre.

Jaime Green is in the 8th grade this year and is currently auditioning for all regionals. She has been in the Red Oak Jr. High theatre program for 2 years. She would like to thank Mrs. Keener and Mr. Roberson for making a great experience even better.

Emily North has been a part of the Red Oak Jr. High theatre program for 2 years now. She is currently auditioning for the part of Sebastion in The Little Mermaid. Last year she performed in the Red Oak Jr. High One Act play as the role of Juror 4 in Twelve Angry Jurors. Emily hopes one day acting will become a professional career for her.

Lynnsi Cole has been a part of the Red Oak Jr. High theatre program for 2 years. This is also her second year on the Red Oak Jr. High cheerleading squad. She is currently auditioning for the part of one of Ariel’s sisters for the Red Oak Jr. High musical The Little Mermaid.

Kennedy Wiley has been in the Red Oak Jr. High theatre program for 2 years. She would like to thank Mrs. Keener for being a wonderful teacher and giving her the love of theatre.

Maddie Simpson is in the 8th grade at Red Oak Jr. High. You may have previously seen her in Cedar Valley Colleges production of Willy Wonka as Violet, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever as Alice Wendleten and Ragtime. She was also in Ellis County Children’s Theatre’s production of Suessical The Musical Jr. as a wickersham brother. She is currently in Red Oak Jr. High’s One Act production and in both of Mrs. Keener’s advanced theatre classes. She would like to thank Mrs. Keener, Tianta Harrison, and Darla Bicknell for introducing her to the world of theatre. Mandy Hunter has been a part of Red Oak Jr. High’s theatre program for the last 2 years and is currently auditioning for Red Oak Jr. High’s production of The Little Mermaid. She has been in the musical Footloose as a dancer and has been dancing for 11 years as well. She enjoys musical theatre very much.

Madi Freeman has been a theatre student for 2 years. This has also been her 2nd year in the cheer program. She is currently auditioning for the part of Flounder in Red Oak Jr. High’s production of The Little Mermaid.

Cameo Appearances- Charla Little, Katrina Keener, Mike Shields, Roger Paige, Steve Simpson and Chris Keener Orchestra

Flutes – Ms. Elizabeth Kidd, Calle Coleman, Clara Holiman Clarinets – Ms. Kayla Abel, Quinton Butler Bass Clarinet – Alex Newsom Oboe/English Horn – Ms. Bethany Tilbury Bassoon – Hannah Rodrigues Alto Saxophone – Marissa Overton Tenor Saxophone/Clarinet/Flute – Mr. Dennis Ingram Bari Saxophone – Jarred King Trumpets – Mr. Pedro Maldonado, Jake Oien, Brad Carlile Horns – Ms. Megan Czerwieski, Ethan Anguiano Trombone – Josh Butcher Piano – Mr. Jeff Pitts Strings Synthesizer – Mr. Bob Magier Bass – Dylan Zupkie Drums – Mr. John Lewis Percussion – Brandon Lansdell

Presented by J. Baxter Brinkmann

This High School is a Participant in the

DSM HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL THEATRE AWARDS

Celebrating excellence in High School Musical Theatre

Wednesday, April 30th, 2014 at the Music Hall at Fair Park www.dallassummermusicals.org · www.facebook.com/dsmhsmta ______DSM High School Musical Theatre Awards in partnership with Texas State University presents our 2nd Annual College Audition Workshop at the Music Hall at Fair Park, Aug. 16-17, 2014 Aspiring young high school performers and their parents will meet theatre faculty from top Texas and regional universities, hear program overviews, participate in a mock dance call and present their audition material and receive valuable feedback and direction on how to hone their audition skills! Nationally renowned college audition coach and author Mary Anna Dennard will also speak and share tips and information. For details and to register, please go to: dallassummermusicals.org/HSMA-CollegeInfo.shtm

Students may apply by going online to dallassummermusicals.org/HSMA-CollegeInfo.shtm. Space is limited; participation fees are non-refundable. Attendance fee will be charged at time of application. Parents may attend presentations and auditions free of charge as space allows. A Big Thank You to Allen J. Oliver Productions from the cast and crew for filming and editing our Wizard Of Oz Production!

KATY Kiera, You are an amazing, bright and intelligent young lady. We are so excited about continuing to see you grow and develop into the woman of God that you were created to be. If you continue to work hard and follow your dreams, while always trusting in the Lord, nothing can stop you. Love – Daddy, Mommy, Ericka, Isaac, Grandma Jo, & Bryce Philippians 1:6

Ashleigh,

You are such a sweet, beautiful, and talented girl. We know you will do a great job in the show! Have fun, and remember that we love you and are so proud of you!

Love, Momma, Daddy, and Shane [email protected]

www.teachersloungetravel.com Ryann,

We are so proud of you and we know you'll be great!!! You are definitely our shining star!! Good luck!!!!

Love, Mom, Dad and Hunter

We are so proud of our little munchkin and rising star!!

We love you Aceson!!

Mommy, Momma C, Bubba, Laina, & Andy

Sydni Lyn – You are our best and brightest shining star! Your future is so bright we all need sunglasses to see you!! Do your best and God will do the rest! From your Loving Family – Mommy, Dad, Daddy and Ms. Nicole.

KATY Haley,

Congratulations on your part as Glenda! We are so PROUD of the young lady you are becoming!

Love you!! Dad and Mom Chloe, We are so proud of you. Keep entertaining us. Our little munchkin!

Love Mom, Dad, Ethan and Quinn

We couldn’t be more proud of the young man you’ve grown to be!! Our hearts are filled with joy watching you do what you love. We can’t wait to see you perform one of your dream roles “Scarecrow”!! You have an amazing gift. Keep reaching for the stars and always remember you were made for GREAT THINGS!! We Love You, Mom, Dad & Abby

Delight yourself in the LORD, and he will give you the desires of your heart. Psalm 37:4

We are all so proud of you! And remember, an actor without techies is a naked person standing in the dark trying to emote. A techie without actors is a person with marketable skills! Break a leg!

Much love~ Mommy & Daddy Grandma & Grandpa McCoy Grandma & Grandpa Sikes Tim & Cymanthia, Greg & Dawn, Susie & John, Shanna, Tom, Jennifer, Jessica, Nikki, Vinny, Bethany, Kolby, Alyssa, Chilly, Pickles, McGonagall, Heather Howton, & a ton of other people who love you like crazy!

Adam Maners

From “Chip” to the “Tin Man”, you have always been our entertainer! We love you! Mom, Dad and Ethan

We are so proud of you Adam! Grandma and Grandpa

World’s Best Stage Manager Andrea Juanita Martinez

Andrea you have been involved in so many projects during your tenure at Red Oak High School. Your time on this project has been enduring and heartfelt in working with all the students from the High School and the Elementary Schools. Wishing you the best of LUCK in keeping everyone organized and on queue.

We Love You, Mom, Dad, Bubba and Jeneice

Our little “munchkin” is growing up into a beautiful Abigail young lady!! We couldn’t be more proud of you!! Keep letting your light shine and always follow your dreams! We Love You! Mom, Dad & James

I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Philippians 4:13 We Love Our Munchkins

RILEY “Mayor Of Munchkinland” MCDANIEL

&

REAGAN “Took Care Of Her Neatly” MCDANIEL

Love, Mom and Dad PEYTON- We are proud of you and hope you have a great performance.

We Love You!! Love, Mom, Dad, Braydon & Mason

Break a leg, Kateri!!

We are so proud of you.

Love, Mom, Dad & Tilly Our favorite munchkin, Emma Pitts, has gone OVER the rainbow in her 1st musical. Keep shining and singing!! We are proud of you!! Love, Mom, Dad, Jacob & Peanut Pitts

Jacob Pitts….. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ho! Ho! Ho! What a Merry Ole Time We’ve had watching you blossom into a good actor but even a better young man!

We Love You, Mom, Dad & Emma We are so proud of our sweet Haley and Regan.

Congrats to our Munchkins!!

Love, Grandma & Uncle Eric We are so proud of our munchkins!!!

We love you so much Haley and Regan. We are excited to see your debut on the stage! Love, Mommy and Daddy

A SPECIAL THANKS TO MARILYN AND CHARLES HARRIS FOR THE USE OF THEIR BEAUTIFUL FARM.

Theatre is made up by a multitude of little moments. Laughing with your cast during rehearsal. Feeling the spotlight hit your face as you walk onstage. Having bizarre inside jokes that nobody else would understand. Heading home after a long day and realizing how lucky you are to have a life surrounded by theatre kids. Love you always - Mrs. Hallmark SENIORS 2014