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Matilda the Musical Is Presented Through Special Arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI) FLORIDA REPERTORY THEATRE EDUCATION GREG LONGENHAGEN, Artistic Director • JOHN MARTIN, Executive Director KODY C JONES, Education Director • CHRISTINA DECARLO, Assistant Education Director 2019-2020 SEASON HISTORIC ARCADE THEATRE • FORT MYERS RIVER DISTRICT PRESENTS Book Music & Lyrics Dennis Kelly Tim Minchin GRAND EDUCATION SPONSOR SANIBEL CAPTIVA COMMUNITY BANK ORIGINAL CONCEPT & DIRECTION BY CHRISTINA DECARLO MUSICAL DIRECTOR CHOREOGRAPHER CAROLANN SANITA KAYLEY JAYNE STEVENS SET DESIGNER COSTUME DESIGNER LIGHTING DESIGNER JORDAN MOORE JAQUELYN LOY ROB SILER*** SOUND DESIGNER PRODUCTION STAGE PROJECTION DESIGNER KATIE LOWE MANAGER ANSLEY GAYTON CAYCELYNN HOGGARD Book by Dennis Kelly | Music & Lyrics by Tim Minchin | Orchestrations and Additional Music by Chris Nightingale | Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIShows.com Any taping, filming, recording or broadcast of this play (musical or otherwise) is strictly prohibited. ***Member of United Scenic Artists. | Pictured: Mia Zottolo as Matilda | Photo: Joseph Dafeldecker 2020 EDUCATION SPONSORS EDUCATION GRAND SPONSOR www.FloridaRepEducation.org • 239-219-1551 Matilda The Musical will be performed 15-minute intermission THE CAST Matilda Wormwood Bruce Mia Zottolo Sebastian Moore Agatha Trunchbull Lavender Nathan Ross Natalie Ross Miss Honey Amanda Katie Means Shennan Nelson Mr. Wormwood Nigel Chance Cintron Ben O’Brien Mrs. Wormwood Eric Sophie Hagan Carter Gurule Michael Wormwood/Older Kid Tommy Michael Shelley Cooper VanderMeer Mrs. Phelps Hortensia Elizabeth Fleetham Gigi Lieze-Adams The Escapologist/DAD 1/Featured Dancer Alice Christian Dinsmore Rilyn Dick The Acrobat/ Featured Dancer/Sergi Sophia Gurule SCHOOL KID ENSEMBLE Rudolpho/ DAD 3 Caleb Edwards Annika Veldhuyzen van Zanten (KID 1/FEATURED DANCER) Children’s Entertainer/Featured Dancer/Henchman 1 Ava Stoeberl Kylie Campbell (KID 2/FEATURED DANCER) Doctor Macy Magas Asher Van Meter (KID 3/FEATURED DANCER) Liza Longenhagen OLDER ENSEMBLE (SNARKOLOPSY) Kayci Suskind Johnieann Smith (MUM 1/Featured Dancer) Katherine Schwartzel Preslie True Eleanor Kahle (SCARY KID/Featured Dancer/Henchman 2) Niyalee Houston Matthew Eakins (DAD 2/BIG KID 1/Featured Dancer) Lulu Lieze-Adams Abby Ciabaton (Featured Dancer) Trevor Gluski Kristen Noble (Featured Dancer) Cadence Bambrey-Zedd Erica Aichholz (MUM 2) Mia Wagner Athena Rose Belis Any taping, filming, recording Ella Stroud or broadcast of this play Emerson Black (musical or otherwise) is strictly prohibited Ella Cameratta PRODUCTION STAFF Student Director Jesse Massari Rehearsal Stage Manager Hannah Mackenzie Robinson Assistant Stage Managers Violet Mann, Takyla Mozell Wardrobe Supervisor Kelsey Waller Run Crew Samantha Correia, Gaby Steinborn, Heros Amorim Dressers Anna Collins, Guinevere Bortnicker Kiniry Spot Op Annalise Moeggenberg, Berkley Gaddis Technical Director Drew Johnson Carpenters Shellie Raleigh, Miranda White Scenic Charge Artist Isabella Trevino Paint Intern Nicholas Lease MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT ONE Miracle Company Naughty Matilda School Song Company Pathetic Miss Honey The Hammer Miss Trunchbull, Miss Honey, and Children The Chokey Chant Company Loud Mrs. Wormwood, Rudolpho, and Company This Little Girl Miss Honey Bruce Company ACT TWO All I Know Mr. Wormwood and Michael Wormwood When I Grow Up Company I’m Here Matilda and the Escapologist The Smell of Rebellion Miss Trunchbull, Miss Honey, and Children Quiet Matilda My House Miss Honey Revolting Children Company Priyanta Panzakomitsa Sergi A NOTE FROM CONSERVATORY 2020 THE DIRECTOR TWO UNIQUE PRODUCTIONS COMING IN 2020 HELLO and welcome to Florida Rep Education’s fall conservatory production of MATILDA the Musical! I want to address to our audiences that the story of Matilda is Revolting and Matilda Wormwood is at the heart of it all. This exceptional little girl never once lets the word little define her abilities or silence her voice when it’s time to “put things right.” In fact, Matilda Wormwood is the catalyst for a REVOLT that is anything but little. Matilda REVOLTS against the story she has been given and has the courage to rewrite it. When she begins rewriting her own story Matilda inspires the world around her that sometimes you have to be a little bit naughty in order to make things right. Over the past two months 41 students of SWFL have stepped into the world of Matilda and have treated the telling of this story with professionalism, respect, and most importantly heart. We invite our audiences to see the world through Matilda’s eyes and we hope to inspire you to join the REVOLT and begin rewriting any part of your story you need to in order to make things right. As my boss and mentor Kody C Jones always says: I ask that you laugh, cry, think, and feel and that you don’t sit back and relax but sit on the edge of your seat and engage. The story of Matilda is simply Revolting. CHRISTINA DECARLO, DIRECTOR ASSISTANT EDUCATION DIRECTOR FLORIDA REPERTORY THEATRE 2019 FALL CLASSES NOW ENROLLING Don’t Miss Out on Classes for ALL AGES! Taught by Industry Professionals! AGES 2-5 • $70 (Sibling Discount of 1/2 off) BROADWAY BABIES: GO DOG GO AND PRE-TEEN WORKSHOP (Ages 11-13) • $25 OTHER STORIES DANCE: TAP OCT 26-NOV 16 • Saturdays 10-10:45am OCT 14 • 5-7pm Learn the basics of tap with Education Intern, Kiana AGES 5-8 • $115 (Sibling Discount of 1/2 off) Pinder. This masterclass will explore tap techniques FAIRY TALE ADVENTURES for students with beginner to intermediate tap OCT 21-NOV 25 • Mondays 4-5pm experience. AGES 8-12 • $115 (Sibling Discount of 1/2 off) TEEN MASTERCLASSES (Ages 14-18) • $25 INTRODUCTION TO ACTING 4:30-6:30pm OCT 21-NOV 25 • Mondays 5:15-6:30pm HORROR, SUSPENSE, AND GORE • OCT 28 IMPROVISATION • NOV 11 AGES 11-15 • $115 (Sibling Discount of 1/2 off) INTRODUCTION TO SWORDPLAY • DEC 2 DANCE INTENSIVE: HIP HOP AND ATHLETIC JAZZ WITH SONGS FROM HAMILTON OCT 26-NOV 30 • Saturdays 12:45-2pm MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP: ENROLL NOW & MEAN GIRLS Read Full Class Descriptions at OCT 26-NOV 30 • Saturdays 11am-12:30pm www.FloridaRepEducation.org • Call 239-219-1551 WHO’S WHO CHRISTINA DECARLO (Director) Originally Dance Captain for many regional theatres such as from the Atlanta area Christina holds a BA in The Wick Theatre’s Hello Dolly, Holland America theatre from Georgia College. Christina started Line’s Showroom at Sea and TheatreZone’s Me off as a teaching artist at Florida Rep in 2015 and My Girl, TheatreZone’s And the World and has since directed, assistant directed, and Goes Round, and Sugden Theatre’s Les choreographed both conservatory and summer Miserables. Thank you, Christina, Kody, and intensive productions. In addition, she has taught the Florida Rep Ed Team for these countless a multitude of Florida Rep Education classes. magical opportunities. Big thank you’s to John Selected directing credits include School of & my family for your support. Rock (Florida Premiere), Madagascar Jr. (Florida KayleyJayneStevens.com Premiere), Mary Poppins Jr. (Junior Theatre Festival cut- awarded Excellence in Dance), ROALD DAHL (Author/1916-1990) was the Anything Goes Young Performers Edition, and author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Legally Blonde Jr. Christina would like to thank Matilda, The BFG, and many more of the world’s the cast of students at Florida Rep Education best-loved children’s stories. He remains one of who inspire her everyday! the world’s greatest storytellers and is celebrated annually by the world’s biggest author-based CAROLANN SANITA (Musical Director) is a NY event, Roald Dahl Day – which is recognized native, and is thrilled to get to musical direct across the globe on 13th September. her first show with Florida Rep Education! She has toured as Marian in the first national tour ANSLEY GAYTON (Projection Designer) is of The Music Man and internationally as Maria excited to be designing for the first time at in the European and Asian tours of West Side Florida Repertory Theatre. She has previously Story. Some favorite credits include singing done projection design for The Giver, and She back-up to Linda Eder at the Palace Theatre Kills Monsters. Ansley recently graduated from on Broadway, Encore’s No, No Nanette at New Jacksonville State University with a B.A. in York City Center, Les Miserables at Flat Rock Theatrical Production. She is currently in her Playhouse, Mack and Mabel and The Boy from premiere season as the Sound Intern here, at Oz at Theatre Zone, Beauty and the Beast at Florida Rep. She would like to thank her friends Artpark, A Little Night Music at South Coast and family for their support. She hopes everyone Repertory, Thoroughly Modern Millie at The enjoys the show! Cape Playhouse, Urinetown at the Geva Theatre and Spamalot at Arkansas Repertory Theatre. CAYCELYNN HOGGARD (Production Stage Recently, she had the pleasure of performing Manager) is grateful to be returning back to at Florida Repertory Theatre in the Cole Porter Florida Rep Education to stage manage yet Revue Night and Day. She has been a soloist another show! She received her BA in Theatre with the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, from Hollins University, and has been working the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, the at Florida Rep for two seasons. Past Stage Santa Rosa Symphony Orchestra, the SWFL Management credits include: Newsies (Florida Symphony Orchestra, and the Gulf Coast Rep Education), Snow Me Away Cabaret Symphony Orchestra. Carolann is a member of (Florida Rep Education), Titanic the Musical the Voice Faculty at FGCU, has musical directed (Serenbe Playhouse), Heathers the Musical numerous shows for Center for the Arts of (Florida Rep Education), Disgraced (Florida Bonita Springs, and The Village School of Naples Rep), Watch on the Rhine (Arena Stage), Peter and she runs CSV Vocal Studio, LLC located in and the Starcatcher (Hollins University), Fox North Naples where she teaches private voice on the Fairway (New Harmony Theatre), and lessons and masterclasses.
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