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Spring-Awakening-Program-1.Pdf TRIGGER WARNING About Boundless Theatre: This show contains: Scenes of violence. Boundless Theatre is devoted to fostering a Scenes portraying self-harm and suicide. range of captivating and effervescent works Sexual Assault. Sexual situations. and advocating for the artist’s ability to curate Abortion. Adult language. Adult humor and and nurture theatrical endeavors. Through the content. pursuit of limitless theatrical possibility, Boundless strives to engage and connect NATIONAL SUICIDE HOTLINE: 1-800-273-8255 audiences with fresh artistic perspective and the opportunity to delve into the earnest production of the art. The idea of being “boundless” is not to stray away from the authentic voice of the material, but to push ourselves as artists, patrons, and as a community to embrace the infinite potential of self. Boundless Theatre was founded in 2018 by Zachary Harris and Jacob Young, who with the assistance of Julia Bratburd quickly assembled a team of like-minded artists to propel the company and its mission into action. With their strong inclination for collaboration and seeing the need for a shift in perspective, they came together to create Boundless Theatre. As artists, each member of the founding board shares the goal of curating and promoting theatre that challenges artists, patrons, and the surrounding community. Boundless Theatre is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Pit: Musical Numbers: Cast Conductor/Keyboard 2: Act 1 Wendla: Marissa Kovach Melchior: Jhonny Kathryn Bailey Mama Who Bore Me (Wendla) Maldonado Keyboard 1:Alex Ruth Mama Who Bore Me - Reprise (Wendla and Girls) Moritz: Danny Santiago Guitar: Tyler Fitzpatrick All That’s Known (Melchior) Hanschen: Randy Stull Bass: Chip Racster The Bitch of Living (Moritz, Melchior, and Boys) Ernst: Christopher Livingston Drums: Tyler Golson Violin: Lara Villanueva My Junk (Girls and Boys) Otto: Zachary Harris Martha: Tobi Baisburd Touch Me (Boys and Girls) Ilse: Katie Gerard The Word of Your Body (Wendla and Melchior) Thea: Aliya Gardner Board Members: The Dark I Know Well (Martha, Ilse, and Boys) Anna: Kaitlin McCallion Kathryn Bailey And Then There Were None (Moritz and Boys) Georg: Robbie Duncan Meredith Beisel I Believe (Boys and Girls) Adult Woman: Nancy Jones Dani Ebbin Zachary Harris Adult Man: Andrew Baughman Sara Reilly Act 2 Caroline Tyson The Guilty Ones (Wendla, Melchior, Boys and Girls) Staff: Jacob Young Don’t Do Sadness (Moritz) Artistic Director: Jacob Blue Wind (Ilse) Young Don’t Do Sadness/Blue Wind (Moritz and Ilse) Music Director: Kathryn Bailey Left Behind (Melchior, Boys, and Girls) Dance & Fight Totally Fucked Choreographer: Kat (Melchior and Full Company, except Moritz) Cárdenas-Cruz The Word of Your Body – Reprise Stage Manager: Katie (Hanschen, Ernst, Boys and Girls) Woods Whispering (Wendla) Production Manager: Caroline Tyson Those You’ve Known (Moritz, Wendla, Melchior) Costume Designer: Caroline The Song of Purple Summer (Ilse and Full Company) Tyson Lighting Design: Spencer Morgan Who’s Who? Tyler Fitzpatrick (Guitar) is a professional guitarist performing with various groups throughout the mid-Atlantic region. He performs styles ranging from jazz, rock, and funk to hip-hop and broadway. Tyler graduated from UMBC in Kathryn Bailey (Music Director/Conductor/Keyboard 2) graduated from 2014 with a B.A. in Jazz Studies. He is very excited to be a part of this James Madison University in 2018 with a degree in Vocal Music Education. production of Spring Awakening! She has recently music directed several shows in the DC Metropolitan area including Heathers, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and The Wizard Aliya Gardner (Thea) is elated to be working on the very first production of of Oz. She is also the Assistant Vocal Director for Young Artists of America at Boundless Theatre! A few of her favorite productions that she has recently had Strathmore. Kathryn is thrilled to help Boundless Theatre kick off their inaugural the pleasure of working on are Hairspray with Educational Theatre season, and would like to thank this cast, crew, and pit for their hard work Collaborative in New Hampshire, Aida and Hairspray with Reston Community and dedication to this incredible show! Players, Dog Sees God with Wolf Pack Theatre Company which opens on May 3rd, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest with the Sterling Playmakers. Tobi Baisburd (Martha) is ecstatic to be a part of Boundless Theatre’s Despite working as a full time children’s fitness instructor and drama instructor, inaugural production of Spring Awakening. She wants to thank her family for performing on stage has always been Aliya’s priority; so she is excited to be their infinite support especially during this past year and the cast for sharing back on stage performing in this gorgeous musical with an incredible group of their kindness and talent with her. Credits: Montgomery College Summer individuals! Aliya would also like to thank her family, friends, and coworkers for Dinner Theatre: Little Red (Into The Woods), Dominion Stage: Republicanette constantly supporting her no matter how outlandish her roles and rehearsal (Heathers). schedule may be. Enjoy the show! Andrew Lloyd Baughman (Adult Man) is the Producing Artistic Director of DC's Katie Gerard (Ilse) is honored to be a part of Boundless Theatre’s first Landless Theatre Company and an Associate Artist of Maryland Ensemble production. Katie would like to thank her family, friends, Zach Harris, and Theatre. He worked as co-arranger and originated the title role in SWEENEY Chewy and Maybe the dogs for all the love and support. Credits: Ragtime TODD [Prog Metal Version], nominated for three 2015 Helen Hayes Awards (Mother) and Children of Eden (Eve) with theBridge, next to normal (Diana), including Outstanding Musical. Local credits include MET: Lippa's Wild Party RENT (Maureen), Jekyll and Hyde (Lucy), Legally Blonde (Paulette) with Act (Burrs), Little Shop (Orin), Assassins (Booth); SAB Productions: Jesus Christ Two @ Levine. Superstar (Judas), Tommy (Captain Walker), Children of Eden (Father); Washington County Playhouse: Kiss Me Kate (Fred/Petrucchio), Shrek (Shrek); Tyler Golson (Drums) is excited to be a part of Boundless Theatre’s production Weinberg Center: 1776 (John Adams). Baughman studied musical theatre at of Spring Awakening. This is only his second musical, after performing Heathers University of the Arts and University of Maryland. He currently serves as with Rockville Musical Theatre, but his friends Danny and Kathryn thankfully Director of Fine and Performing Arts at St. John's Episcopal School in Olney. keep getting him jobs. Tyler wants to thank his friends, family, and the amazing andrewlloydbaughman.com cast and crew. Kat Cárdenas-Cruz (Dance & Fight Choreographer) graduated from Zachary Harris (Otto) is beyond excited to share this beautiful inaugural Susquehanna University in 2018 with a BA in Theatre Performance, production with this cast. In an attempt to not be his usually long winded self emphasizing in Dance and Movement. She recently made her D.C. theatre he would like to thank his amazingly talented friends on the board, this debut with Synetic Theater in the Helen Hayes nominated productions incredible cast, his loving girlfriend Katie, the Gerard 5, and his parents. of Sleepy Hollow (Ensemble) and My Father’s Credits: Free Range Humans: 35MM (Idle Boy) TheBridge: Children of Eden Dragon (Ensemble/Puppeteer). Next month she will start a new contract as a (Adam), Ragtime (Coalhouse Walker, Jr). Character Performer and Parade Performer at Walt Disney World in Orlando. Thanks to the cast and crew for all their hard work! IG/Twitter: Nancy Jones (Adult Woman) is excited to be involved with her third @katcardenascruz production of Spring Awakening, having produced the first show hot off its Broadway release several years ago. She is also happy to help, in any way, to Robbie Duncan (Georg) is an actor and theater student based out of assist launching Boundless Theatre into a successful local company. Nancy Maryland. He is proud to be a part of boundless theatre’s inaugural season. has been a “fixture” in Frederick theatre for over 50 years and has served in He is also proud to be in such a talented cast of performers. Theater almost every capacity in theatre. Favorite roles include Mrs. Lovett (Sweeny credits: Artcentric: La Cage aux Folles( Mercedes) American reporatory Todd), Fraulein Schneider (Cabaret), Martha (Arsenic and Old Lace), Daisy theatre: the donkey show (Peaceblossom). Boston conservatory main stage: Werthen (Driving Miss Daisy). Stevie, it comes full circle. Thank you for Rednoses(Sonnarie) Wildwood Summer Theatre: Greace (Doody) supporting live theatre! Marissa Kovach (Wendla) is a professional actor and singer who holds a BA Danny Santiago (Moritz) is a professional Actor/Musician in the MD/DC area in musical theatre from James Madison University. She wants to thank the who is extremely excited to be making his Boundless debut in their inaugural cast and crew for this journey together through Spring Awakening. She is production. He studied acting at Studio Theatre and plays bass monthly at thrilled to be part of this production and is especially honored to play the La Ti Do at Bistro Bistro in DC. He would like to thank his parents, family and role of Wendla. Credits: Musical Therapy (Darcie), Out of Line (Linda), and friends and for helping him forge his career and hopes you enjoy the show Guys and Dolls (u/s Sarah Brown), amongst others. that he and this extremely talented cast and crew have brought to life. Credits include FTP: A Chorus Line (Al) Cabaret (Cliff), ASGT: Sister Act Christopher Livingston (Ernst), born and raised in Columbia, SC, is a young (Pablo) SMP: Evita (Magaldi) up and coming actor who’s thrilled to be taking on one of his most challenging roles yet as the young, warm-hearted ‘Ernst’ in Boundless Randy Stull (Hanschen) is a professional actor from Frederick, MD.
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