Warrick County School Corporation/Warrick Public Education Foundation presents the amateur production of

Music by ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER

Lyrics by TIM RICE

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT is presented through an exclusive arrangement with R & H Th eatricals, 1065 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 2400, New Yotk, NY, 10018 and Th e Really Useful Group Limited. www.rnhtheatricals.com Th e videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

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Presented by the Warrick County School Corporation and the Warrick Public Education Foundation. Directed by Eric Antey. Opening Night: July 17, 2008 at Newburgh First Christian Church in Newburgh, Indiana 1 partnerships media partner:

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Provided with support from the Arts Council of S.W. Indiana; the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency; and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

2 welcome For 12 years the Warrick County School Corporation has been supporting the eff orts of the Warrick Public Education Foundation and its Summer Musical Program. Th is year is no exception. As education funds become more tightly managed by the state, programs such as these are at risk. Th erefore, community, business and individual support has become so much more necessary. Th anks to our generous sponsors, the Warrick Public Education Foundation is able to continue this program and many others in the county. Special thanks are necessary to our major donor this year — Atlas World Group. Th e program wouldn’t be possible without their sponsorship as well as our nightly sponsors and specialty sponsorships. Because of this fi nancial support, the Warrick County Summer Musical has continued to present a wide variety of musical productions challenging the student participants vocally, instrumentally, creatively and technically. Th ank you for your continued support and patronage of the Warrick Public Education Foundation and the Summer Musical Program. Additional information about the programs are available at www.warrickpef.org. congrats Chris and Justin Swader 2008 Arts Council of Southwest Indiana Young Artists of the Year

Announced at a press conference by Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel, Warrick County Summer Musical cast members and 2008 Memorial High School graduates Christopher and Justin Swader will jointly receive the 2008 Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana Young Artist of the Year award. Chris and Justin have participated in over 18 theatrical productions through their high school graduation, including six WPEF Summer Musicals. In addition, the identical twin brothers have produced, directed and performed in shows of their own creation. Th e award will be presented at the Arts Council’s annual Arts Banquet this September. 3 Warrick Public Education Foundation Reaching out to Warrick County’s educational imagination

Learning through imagination takes more than just brainpower. Th e Warrick Public Education Foundation (WPEF) operates as a 501 (c) (3) philanthropic organization to enhance education by supporting imaginative programs and projects. It is a non-profi t broadly-based partnership in education established to encourage, promote and assist educational excellence in the Warrick County School Corporation.

Th e Warrick Public Education Foundation helps support our system of public education through grants tot our teachers and their public schools. Th e WPEF conducts a grant search twice a year throughout the WarrickW County school system. Teachers and administrators are encouraged to participate in the grant process.p Grants guidelines are available through the WPEF Web site. Th ese grants provide funding for innovative and creative projects that cannot be funded through the availablea school budget. Th e grants are intended to help enhance and improve the students’ learning exp- eriencee in the classroom. During the 2007-2008 school year 33 grants totaling $16,300 were funded. Th e following grants were awarded during the 2007-2008 school year:

APPLICANT(S) SCHOOL TITLE Kim Hahn Castle High School Landscape Graphic Materials and Techniques Grants Sharon Odom Castle High School Sponsor-a-Business Pam Boyer-Johnson, Sharon Wells, Castle High School International Day James Hudson, Seth Hodde for Maurice Bathon Chandler Elementary School Regions of Indiana Maurice Bathon Chandler Elementary School President’s Day Project Kelly May and Tracy Cron Chandler Elementary School Moon Day Teachers Kelly May and Tracy Cron Chandler Elementary School The Novel That Brings to Life - Life on the Prairie Christiana Lane Chandler Elementary School Literacy Links Cindy Skinner and Brandee Schnarr J. H. Castle Elementary School Specifi c Skill Series for Reading Lynda Bagbey, Harol Laff erty and J.H. Castle Elementary School Fudge Factory (Electricity and Magnetism Peggy Krantz Simulation)

Cathy Forcum Newburgh Elementary School Cursive Writing/Working With Words Marta Boxell Sharon Elementary School Classroom Writing Center Joanne T. Payne Sharon Elementary School Classroom Set of Children’s Thesaurus Kelly Watson Sharon Elementary School The American Revolution Comes Alive Taunya Kirsch and Mary Bischoff Yankeetown Elementary School A Fun Way to Learn... What Is Classroom Jeopardy? Jennifer D. Watson Yankeetown Elementary School Kindergarten Center Activities Bridget Fussner Castle Junior High School Passports to the Ancient World Carrie Rice Castle Junior High School Walk Like an Egyptian: Egyptian Literature Circles Sarah Killebrew Castle Junior High School Let’s Be Weatherbugs Katherine S. Baker Castle Junior High School Discover the Hover Shannon Tatem Castle Junior High School The Why Try Program LaDonna Richmond Sharon, Newburgh and J.H. Castle CPR Evelyn Hart Warrick Education Center Team Building Ropes Course Rena Schleter Tecumseh Junior-Senior High School CPR/Lifeguard Training Paula Carlisle Tecumseh Junior-Senior High School Consumer Science and Household Chemistry Shellie Krantz Tecumseh Junior-Senior High School Accelerated Reader Enterprise Amanda Mullins Tecumseh Junior-Senior High School Animal and Human Body Systems Lynnette Corn and Bonnie Moesner Lynnville Elementary School Our Neighbors to the North: People, Culture and Traditions Rebecca Teal and Kayla Dunning Oakdale Elementary School OAKS (Our Awesome Kids Succeeding) Malinda Stutsman Loge Elementary School Pizza Loaded with Summer Enrichment Lisa Sharp Loge Elementary School We Both Read Annie Alcorn Boonville Junior High School Hatching a Plan to Teach Egg Development 4 Funds are provided to second- Th is for-credit summer ary school principals to be used schoolsc program is the fl agship in assisting students without the programp of the public educa- fi nancial resources to pursue the tionti foundation. Engaging over possibility of further educational 1501 students each summer, this opportunities. Th is program programp entertains, educates provides funding for items such andan enlightens over 3,200 area as SAT, ACT or GED test fees residents.re and college application fees. pirates oof penzance tess of f pene phantomphph chicagocchicagh nnzazazzanannc onceoonca nntoupont iic ac mattressa ce AcademicA d i powered by SSummer thetthhhee m musice upponom mango mmususi a mma hellohhehell dollyuusis ata tret ic mmaessss Assistance Musical into ragtimerragtithea ggtigtwoodsdollyttimtiy an leslees misérablesmim sim josephcatsccaa and thei sésamazingé e Program Program oseposephaatsat rraabbl technicolorh atnds copacabanacoc opodreamcoatpappacabaess tthethhe cac bab ama naa zingg Kirby King, President Larry Meyer Th e Board Bernie Montgomery, Treasurer Anne Rust Th e board of the Warrick Public Edu- Sharon Katterjohn, Secretary Brad Schneider cation Foundation includes education, industry and community leaders. New Randy Beck Jerrold Ulrey members are always welcome, please Dan Godeke Harry Steinsberger contact board president Kirby King for additional information. Suzanne Godeke Carol Jones Maria Harris Diane Wallen We can’t do it by ourselves. Th ese innovative programs need support by corporate sponsors and individual donations like yours. Th e more we can build our funds, the more programs we can sponsor in the future. Funds from the Indiana Education Trust license plate go directly back to the school corporation designated by the motorist. Funds are distributed through organizations such as the Warrick Public pa- Education Foundation.

www.warrickpef.org 5 6 warrick county school corp. Administration

Superintendent Brad Schneider

Boonville High School Michael Whitten, Principal Keith Page, Assistant Principal

Castle High School Philip DeLong, Principal Doug Gresham, Assistant Principal Andy Byers, Assistant Principal

Tecumseh Jr/Sr High School Richard Lance, Principal Russ Neuman, Assistant Principal

Boonville Jr. High School Willie Wilder, Principal Jim Hood, Assistant Principal

Castle Jr. High School John Bertram, Principal Greg Harris, Assistant Principal

Board of School Trustees

Dorothy Kroeger, President Eric Conner, Vice President Candice Nance, Secretary Gary Hachmeister Jim Eifler Brenda Metzger Benjamin Stillwell

7 A Proud Food Sponsor for this year’s Summer Musical... Warrick County owned!

8 sponsors and patrons Sponsorships were available for performances, run of show, sets and other aspects of the production. We sincerely thank: Show Sponsor:

Program Printing Sponsor: Cortegra

Opening Night Sponsor: The Law Firm of Rudolph, Fine, Porter and Johnson, LLP

Saturday Night Sponsor: Comprehensive Neurological Specialists

Technicolor Sponsors ($400): Dr. Doron Finn Dr. Joseph McConaughy Evansville Surgical Associates

Angel Sponsors ($150) See Page 

Star Patron ($50): Bryon and Susan Swader

Th is list was based on donations to the Warrick Public Education Foundation Summer Musical Program received prior to July 10, 2008. We apologize for any donations received after that date. Dona- tions are always accepted and appreciated. Donations to the Warrick Public Education Foundation are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. 9 special thanks

Thanks to our families and friends: Dan Godeke, J.C. and Grant Jenni and Katie Taylor Suzi Boyer Erin Winter Diane Steinsberger Tanya, Ella and Lucy Th ornton Chris, Max and Lucy Jones Sandy and Nathan Byers Kathie Jobe and Dorothy Rachel Bennett Kimberly, Chaise and Riley Oakes Marsha and Emily Luttrull

Special Thanks to Newburgh First Christian Church: Pastor Brad Ferris, Pastor Mike Claypool, Guy Hall, Gary Hopwood and church ushers Thanks to: Michelle Johnson Laura Mizerak Jim Garrett Parent Concession Volunteers Jeff & Tracey Cozart and Cortegra Printing Jane Ann Bradford and ticket volunteers Kristi Miller and the Harrison High School Castle High Maintenance/Custodial Staff Drama Department Castle High School Offi ce Staff Parent Costume Assistants: Ruth Salley, Tom Dean Rosa Walker, Ana Fonseca, Jenny Barry, Castle HS Band: Mark Eifl er, Faril Bunner Kathie Jobe, Erin Winter, Beth Becker, Jim Sherer & the graphics arts department Laurie Baumer, Jennifer Ireland, Jeanne Evansville Children’s Choir Robinson, Casey DePriest Area businesses Credit card services provided through Termnet and Special thanks to the parent volunteers dedicating First Federal Savings Bank. their skills and talents to the Warrick County Summer Musical Program. Thanks for providing food for rehearsals Acropolis Patrice Finn, Tracy Wittmer & Cold Stone Creamery the parents of Warrick County Summer Los Bravos Musical cast, crew & orchestra members: Olive Garden Jane Ann Bradford Jeff & Tracey Cozart Terry & Sharon Curtis Linda O’Neill Pizza Chef Heather Groves Ana Krawec Stepto’s Bar-B-Q Shack Kathy Kern Jeanne Robinson Barb Chappell Ana Fonseca Nestlé Foods Renea Kruse Dawn Durcholz Pizza King Carol Jones Meg Schuba Susan Volz Wendy Moore Memorial High School Parents Kristy Wiegand Amy Whitehouse Warrick County Parents Michelle Johnson family John & Sheila Kunkell Castle Show Choir Parents Penny James Victor & Jaye Th ompson

10 joseph through the years Since its Broadway premier over 25 years ago, Joseph has been performed countless times by theater groups all across the world. Donny Osmond and Patrick Cassidy have both played stints as the title character, and 3 million votes were cast in the fi nale of the UK reality show ”Any Dream Will Do” to choose Lee Mead as the new leading man.

11 company group pictures

Leads Jacob & Brothers

Wives Chorus and Supporting Roles

12 Best Wishes to the Company of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Hats off to our Shining Stars... Rachel Barry Madelyn DePriest Noelle Wiegand BREAK-A-LEG! Now scheduling auditions for our upcoming 2008-2009 season! For information or to schedule your audition Call 812-424-0322

13 company group pictures Children’s Chorus

Directors and Staff

Ensemble

14 company group pictures Tech Crew

Orchestra

Ensemble

15 get to know joe

The musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is based on both the biblical story of Joseph in Genesis, chapters 37 and 39-46, and the story of Yusef al Korim (Joseph the Wise) in the Koran.

The original Joseph on Broadway was Bill Hutton, Evansville native and FJ Reitz High School graduate. In 2005, the touring production of Joseph starring Patrick Cassidy opened nationally in Owensboro, Ky. There are 29 colors listed in “Joseph’s Coat”.

The musical evolved from a 15-minute presentation in 1968 in Westminster Hall. Tim Rice has provided lyrics for Disney’s The Lion King and Aida, both composed by Elton John. Andrew Lloyd Webber has composed 11 musicals, including the 2006 WPEF Summer Musical CATS. The coat being used in the new production of Joseph spans 12 meters (39 feet) and cost £10,000 ($20,000).

Craig Chalmers as Joseph in the new UK Production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.”

16 company directors & staff

Director ...... Eric Antey (1) Assistant Director ...... Suzanne Godeke (11) Vocal Director ...... Benjamin Boyer (10) Orchestral Director ...... Benjamin Oakes (8) Accompanist ...... Jeff Th ornton Choreographer ...... Amanda Antey (1) Costumer ...... Alan Jobe (11) Technical Director ...... Harry Steinsberger (8) Assistant Tech Directors ...... Ben Jobe (7), Logan Byers (2) Student Stage Managers ...... Lindsay Michael (3), Logan Schoenbaechler (1) Scenic Designer ...... Suzanne Godeke (11) Lighting Designer ...... Dana Taylor (6) Sound ...... Ben Jobe (7) Property Manager ...... Michelle Johnson (3) Hair ...... Suzanne Godeke (11) Business & Communications Director ...... Carol Jones (3) Business Intern/Program Designer ...... Ben Luttrull (5) Ticket Committee ...... Jane Ann Bradford (1), Susan Volz (1), Tracy Cozart (2), Penny James Printing ...... Jim Sherer (11), Warrick County Graphic Arts Program Printing ...... Cortegra Concessions ...... Laura Mizerak Consultant/Designer ...... Doug Blemker (3) Student Assistant Director ...... Becky Fortner (3) Student Photographer ...... Kaitlin Conti (2)

(#) indicates number of previous Warrick County Summer Musical participations

17 18 company directors & staff

Eric Antey – Director As a graduate of Castle High School, Antey is honored to direct Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat for the WCSC/WPEF Summer Musical this year. After working as Assistant Director for his mentor Suzanne Godeke, Eric is excited to tackle this daunting challenge with the help of his wife, his mother, great friends and colleagues, and all of these wonderful students. Eric teaches English at Central High School where he directs the Drama Club and coaches girls’ basketball. He participates as a member of the Evansville Teachers Association Board of Directors and Collective Bargaining Team. Eric received his undergraduate degree from the University of Evansville and completed a master’s in Education Administration from the University of Southern Indiana this May. A strong supporter of area arts associations, Eric has performed in several productions at Evansville Civic Th eater and the Henderson Commnity Th eater. Eric would like to thank his beautiful wife, his wonderful family and many caring friends for all of their support and understanding over the years. Mr. Antey would also like to send a big thanks to all of the members of the cast, crew, orchestra, staff and parent groups for all of their hard work and dedication to creating a wonderful production. Suzanne Godeke – Assistant Director B.A. and M.A. in theatre/speech/art education University of Evansville. Castle High School speech and drama teacher since 1979. Th espian sponsor and director of school shows. Recipient of the 2007 Warrick County Arts Award from the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana. WPEF board member. Married to Dan Godeke. Mother of Eddie, Andy and JC step-mother of Cori and Grant. Director of the previous 11 summer musicals. Th ough she really misses her interaction with the students and staff this year, Suzanne is very pleased to have such a talented and dedicated staff and company of students which has allowed her to take a much needed break. She is especially proud of her former student, Eric Antey, who assisted her last year with Copacabana and is directing his fi rst summer musical this year. Benjamin F. Boyer – Vocal Director B.M.E. UE, M.M.E. Southern Illinois University. Vocal music teacher at Bosse High School 1983-01. Vocal music teacher at Scott Elementary School 2001-08. Director of music at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 1982-08. Vocal director for 15 shows at Bosse High School. Vocal director for 9 shows for WPEF. EVSC Middle School Honors Choir assistant director 1985 and High School Honor’s Choir director in 1988, 1993, and 1997. Member of Indiana Choral Director’s Association as well as American Choral Director’s Association. He has been married for 34 years to Suzi. Th ey have a daughter Emily, son-in-law Scott, grandchildren Benjamin and Julianna. Benjamin Oakes – Orchestra Director Graduate of North High School and Ball State University (93-98) with a degree in music education. Benjamin completed his master’s degree at Indiana Wesleyan University. Assistant to EPYO for 5 years, played with Ball State Orchestra, Muncie Symphony, Richmond Symphony and Anderson Symphony during college. Formally taught strings at Harrison High School, Plaza Park Middle School, and Howard Roosa Elementary. Director of band and orchestra at Plaza Middle School. Returning for his 9th WPEF/WCSC summer musical. Married to Kimberly. Th ey have 2 children, Chaise – 17, and Riley – who turns 6 on Joseph’s Sunday performance ( July 20). Jeff Thornton – Accompanist Jeff holds a bachelor’s degree in music education and a master of music degree in piano pedagogy from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He recently fi nished his fi rst year as the choir director at Bosse High School with the Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corporation. For the previous four years, Jeff was a humanities and music teacher with Jeff erson County Public Schools in Louisville, Ky. Th is is Jeff ’s fi rst year to accompany the WPEF Summer Musical. Jeff is married to Tanya and they have two daughters, Ella and Lucy. Amanda Antey– Choreographer Amanda is an Indiana University and Reitz High School graduate teaching eighth grade social studies at McGary Middle School in Evansville. Antey is the founder and coach of the McGary Dance Team and coach of the Central Honeybears. She is the choreographer for Central High School’s Th espian Troupe as well as many other local theater productions. Happily married to Eric, she has enjoyed working creatively and collaboratively with him on yet another wonderful production. Amanda would like to thank her husband, parents, friends and family for all of their support; especially her Mimi for coming to see every show she’s ever performed in or choreographed. Harry Steinsberger – Technical Director Harry has taught industrial technology and driver’s education at Castle High School for the past 31 years. He was fortunate to be involved in the planning and creation of the fi rst summer musical in 1996 and continues that work on the board of the Warrick Public Education Foundation. Harry and his wife Diane have been married for 34 years and have successfully raised two children—Gina, a speech pathologist and new mother in Knoxville, Tenn., and a son Jeff , a woodworking and building trades teacher in Steamboat Springs, Colo. 19 company directors & staff

Alan Jobe – Costumer A 1978 graduate of Castle High School, Alan has been the costumer for all 12 WPEF Summer Musicals. He has created costumes for Castle High School theatrical productions for the past 32 years and for Harrison High School musicals for the past 14 years. Alan worked for Atlas Van Lines for 28 years before leaving to become Executive Director for the Claims Prevention and Procedure Council, a national membership organization in the moving and storage industry. Alan just celebrated his 15th anniversary with his wife, Kathie, whom he credits for his ability to be able to continue to be a part of this time-intensive, yet rewarding, costuming endeavor. He is the proud father of Ben, a 1999 Castle graduate, who is a carpenter and sound engineer for this production. Ben will be getting married next week and will be running away with his bride, Erin Winter, to join the Great American Royal Circus of Jacksonville, Fla. Logan Byers – Assistant Technical Director Logan is an incoming freshman at USI majoring in technical theater. Th is is his third WPEF Summer Musical. Logan has assisted Dana Taylor with lighting design for the Castle High School productions of the past two years, and served as Stage Manager at Mt. Vernon High School under Taylor for two years. In addition to his high school shows, Logan has served as the Stage Manager for the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra. He would like to thank Dana for being such an incredible mentor. Dana Taylor – Lighting Designer Dana holds a BME and MM degree from IU School of Music. He has taught Technical Th eatre and Vocal Music at Mount Vernon High School for 18 years. Under his direction, the Technical Th eatre Program has grown to three classes with an enrollment of over 80 students and features a production schedule of fi ve theatrical presentations a year. Th e program has been featured in Stage Direction Magazine and Pro Lights and Staging News. Dana returns as Lighting Designer for his seventh WPEF show. Dana is a writer and technical editor for Dramatics and Teaching Th eatre magazines. In 2005, Dana was selected as Technical Th eatre Educator of the Year by Stage Directions magazine. He is married to Jenni and has one daughter, Katie. Michelle Johnson – Property Manager Originally from New York, Michelle graduated from Florida State University with a degree in vocal music education, and is in the process of obtaining her Masters of Education degree from Indiana Wesleyan University. She has devoted 17 years to teaching vocal music and the fi ne arts. Th e majority of Michelle’s teaching experience has been with the Evansville- Vanderburgh School Corporation, and her ultimate goal is to become a professor in the performing arts. She enjoys every minute of the creating, designing and searching for props for the shows. Michelle has two children - Sydney (sophomore at Castle), and Alec (8th grader at Castle Junior High School). Carol Jones – Business and Communication Director Th is is Carol’s fi rst year as Business and Communication Director for the Summer Musical after having served the past three shows as Parent Volunteer Coordinator. A graduate of Western Kentucky University, with BA’s in public relations and commercial recreation, she and her family have called Newburgh home for eight years. Carol is the incoming president of the Women’s Club of Newburgh, on the board of directors of the Warrick Public Education Foundation and is a Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant. Carol is proud that her two children (Max, 17, and Lucy, 15) are performing in their sixth Summer Musical. Carol will be celebrating her 20th wedding anniversary with her husband Chris in October. Ben Luttrull – Business Intern/Program Designer A 2006 Castle graduate and previous Vectren Summer Musical Scholarship recipient, Ben is a junior at Ball State University majoring in Journalism Graphics. He served as a page designer for the Ball State Daily News in 2008. In addition to his graphic ventures, Ben is also an avid marching band and jazz music conniseur, studying jazz piano under Mark Buselli and Frank Puzzullo and working for the F.J. Reitz marching band in 2007. A proud Sinfonian, Ben spends his spare time involved in the Delta Lambda chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. He would like to thank his family, girlfriend, and Sinfonia brothers for supporting his passions, and his fellow directors for supporting him in his transition to another side of the program. Doug Blemker – Consultant/Designer Doug returns for his fourth year with the Warrick Summer Musical Program after spending seven years in entertainment management with Walt Disney World, Disney’s THE LION KING on Broadway and THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA 3rd National Tour. A Castle grad, Doug received his journalism/public relations degree from Franklin College and a dual master’s in public relations and journalism with a certifi cate in college teaching from Ball State University. Doug continues to work as a freelance public relations practitioner and graphic designer/photographer as well as being a consultant and judge for scholastic journalism around the United States and Canada. Doug was a professional puppeteer for the Walt Disney Company and continues as a freelance puppet designer and master puppeteer. More information is available by visiting dougblemker.com. 20 company student leadership

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Becky Fortner 2008 Signature School Graduate. TE: CATS, Les Misérables, Godspell, Spring Awakening, Lucky Duck, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. A/A: National Honors Art Society, Th espians

Logan Schoenbaechler Senior at Castle. TE: CATS, Jekyll & Hyde, Noises Off . A/A: Football, Track, National Honor Society

21 notes from the director Why Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat? Choosing a show for the summer musical always presents a unique set of challenges and deciding factors for the production staff to consider. Th is year has certainly proven to present its share of unique and exciting challenges. Due to renovation plans at Castle High School, we were informed that we would need to fi nd an alternate venue to present this year’s summer musical. After several meeting and discussions with the members of the production staff , we came up with a list of possible venues and possible shows that could work in these particular performance spaces. Th e one thing that we all agreed upon was the importance of keeping the program running for all of these terrifi c students who have been a part of this program over the years. After exploring a number of options, we were fortunate enough to be welcomed by First Christian Church with open arms. From the beginning they have recognized the unique opportunity that the summer musical provides for so many young people and have worked diligently with us to allow us to continue to provide this learning opportunity for them. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat has been a favorite show of many members of the production staff for many years. With our opportunity to perform a show at First Christian Church this summer, Joseph seemed like the perfect fi t. So, we are excited to have this opportunity to “take the show on the road” for the fi rst time in the history of the Warrick Summer Musical Program. About the Show Th e history of Joseph goes back to 1968 when Andrew Lloyd Webber created a 15-minute pop cantata in London. After several small productions of the play in England and the United States and many additions to make the show longer, Joseph fi nally reached Broadway in January 1982 at the Royale Th eatre where it ran for 749 performances, featuring Evansville native Bill Hutton. Th e show continued to grow in popularity and in length over the years. In 1991, the “expanded” version of Joseph was staged at the London Palladium and featured soap opera star Jason Donovan in the title role. Th e following year, Donny Osmond starred in a North American tour of the show that eventually spent a long stint in Chicago (where summer musical director Eric Antey had the pleasure of seeing the production). Following the success of Osmond as Joseph, a movie version of the production was made in 1999. In 2007, the London prime-time Saturday evening series Any Dream Will Do!, sought a new leading man to play Joseph. More than 3 million viewers cast telephone votes during the series fi nal and made 25-year-old West End understudy Lee Mead “offi cially the people’s Joseph.” Th e show continues to enjoy popularity across the world, mainly because Webber’s idea of this “pop oratorio” to tell the story of Joseph and his Coat of Many Colors is one that he felt should be “playful and light” in its eff orts to relate common themes of temptation, greed and forgiveness. We believe that that this story is a timeless one that can be told in any time or any place. We hope that you enjoy what we believe is a fun and playful production that holds true to Webber’s concept of the musical. Enjoy this “story of a boy whose dreams came true… he could be you.”

22 show synopsis of songs Act One Act Two Overture Entr’ acte

Prologue A Pharaoh’s Story Narrators Narrators, Children

Any Dream Will Do Poor Poor Pharaoh/Song of the King Joseph, Children Narrators, Pharaoh, Butler, Joseph Jacob And Sons/Joseph’s Coat Full Company Stone the Crows Pharaoh, Narrators, Joseph, Joseph’s Dreams Chorus Brothers, Joseph King of My Heart Poor, Poor Joseph Pharaoh Narrators, Joseph, Brothers Those Canaan Days One More Angel In Heaven Simeon, Brothers Reuben, Napthali’s Wife, Jacob, Brothers, Wives The Brothers Go to Egypt Narrators, Brothers, Joseph Potiphar Narrators, Potiphar, Joseph Grovel Grovel/Who’s the Thief? Potiphar’s Wife Joseph, Brothers, Chorus

Close Every Door Benjamin Calypso Joseph, Children Judah, Brothers

Joseph All the Time/Jacob in Egypt Full Company

Any Dream Will Do Joseph, Narrators, Company

Joseph Megamix/Bows Full Company

23 company cast list Narrators ...... Samantha Kruse, Abby Kunkel Joseph ...... Logan Eastham (3) Pharaoh ...... Landon Sholar Jacob ...... Shaun Singer Potiphar...... Brad Sliment Potiphar’s Wife ...... Lauren Kern (1) Baker ...... Andrew Robinson Butler ...... Christian Goad (1)

Reuben ...... Corbe Ashby (3) Reuben’s Wife ...... Bailey Box Simeon ...... Brad Hough (4) Simeon’s Wife ...... Jenna James (2) Levi ...... Tyler Mizerak (2) Levi’s Wife ...... Naomi Thompson (2) Napthali ...... Tyler Cheatum Napthali’s Wife ...... Lauren O’Neill (2) Isaachar...... Preston Edge Isaachar’s Wife ...... Erica Becker (4) Asher ...... Brandt Kinder Asher’s Wife ...... Lindsey Cozart (1) Gad ...... Dakota Pendle (1) Gad’s Wife ...... Lucy Jones (5) Zebulun ...... Evan Kolb Zebulun’s Wife ...... Katie Finn (2) Dan...... Ben Doane (1) Dan’s Wife...... Danielle Walker (2) Benjamin ...... Alejandro Fonseca (2) Benjamin’s Wife ...... Missy Gourieux Judah...... Max Jones (5) Judah’s Wife...... Kaitlin Conti (2) Chorus and Supporting Roles ChiChi Asomugha, Annie Baumer (3), Madison Bradford (1), Devlyn Camp (1), Priscilla Cross, Mackenzie Curtis, Sammie Duncan, Sarah Esche (1), Sara Fortner, Tyler Geren (5), Christian Goad (1), Leigh Grimes (1), Ryan Heneisen, Megan Hostettler (1), Julia James (3), Christina Krawec, Markus Nixon, Keeton Phillips (1), Caitlyn Ricks, Andrew Robison, Christopher Swader (6), Justin Swader (6), Lauren Volz (1), Weston Whitehouse, Noelle Wiegand Childrens’ Chorus Rachel Barry, Kaylee Barton, Nicolas Becker, Noelle Becker, Lauren Chappell, Jenna Claborn, Madelyn DePriest, Nolan Durcholz, Kelsey Garrett, Megan Goad, Shelby Groves, Andrew Ireland, Maddie Ireland, Alec Johnson (3), Hope Luker (1), Kayla Mason (2), Kasidy Mizerak, Katie Mizerak, Katie Moore, Taylor McDaniel, Natalie Thompson (2), Nicole Thompson, Alex Welp (1), Alyssa Wittmer

(#) indicates number of previous Warrick County Summer Musical participations 24 company the cast

Asomugha, ChiChi Box, Bailey Senior at Castle. TE: Jekyll & Hyde. 2008 Castle Graduate. TE: A/A: Knightengales, Basketball, Copacabana, Romeo & Juliet, Jekyll FCA, Band, Musician’s Coalition. & Hyde, Noises Off . A/A: Knight Sensations, National Honor Society.

Ashby, Corbe Bradford, Madison 2008 Castle Graduate. TE: Sophomore at Castle. TE: Copacabana, CATS, Les Misérables, Copacabana, Jekyll & Hyde, Carnival Secret Garden, Clue, Jekyll & Hyde, of the Animals. A/A: Color guard, Noises Off . A/A: Knight Sensations. Key Club, French Club.

Barry, Rachel Camp, Devlyn 5th grade homeschooled. Junior at Signature School. TE: TE: Nutcracker, Carmina Copacabana, Wizard of Oz. A/A: Burana. A/A: Piano Lessons, Marching Band, Select Choir. Evansville Childrens Choir

Barton, Kaylee Chappell, Lauren 4rd grader at St. John’s. TE: History 8 t h g r a d e r a t C J H S . A / A : C h o i r , of Rock, Stone Soup, Angel Alert, A Student Counsel, Dance Team, Star is Born. A/A: Children’s Choir, Talent Show, Girl Scouts, Warrick Brownies, Art, Music, Swimming, Humane Society. Crafts.

Baumer, Annie Cheatem, Tyler Junior at Memorial. TE: Copacabana, Junior at Harrison. TE: Th oroughly CATS, Ragtime, A Christmas Carol, Modern Millie, Little Shop of Horrors. Breaking Up is Hard to Do, Young A/A: Drama Club, Photo Club, Abe Lincoln. A/A: Concert Choir, Concert Choir, EVSC Honors Th espians, Drama Club, Tri-M. Choir.

Becker, Erica Claborn, Jenna 2008 Memorial Graduate. TE: 5th grader at Yankeetown. TE: Copacabana, CATS, Ragtime, Music Crossroads Musical. A/A: Track, Man, Breaking Up is Hard to Do, Environmental Club, Soccer Alice in Wonderland, Hello Dolly. A/A: Drama Club, Th espians,

Becker, Nicolas Conti, Kaitlin 2nd grader at St. John’s. TE: A 2008 Castle Graduate. TE: Christmas Carol, Th e Legend of Copacabana, CATS, Fame, Diary of Merlin, Robin Hood. A/A: Basketball, Anne Frank, Can’t Believe It, Secret Boy Scouts, Walking Club, Baseball. Garden A/A: Photography, Knight Sensations, Tennis, Drama Club

Becker, Noelle Cozart, Lindsey 6th gradet at St. John’s. TE: A Senior at Castle. TE: Copacabana, Christmas Carol, Th e Golden Goose, Jekyll & Hyde. A/A: Knightingales, Th e Legend of Merlin, Honk!, War Jan’s School Of Dance. on the Homefront. A/A: Girl Scouts, Volleyball, Cheer, Track. 25 company the cast

Cross, Priscilla Esche, Sarah Junior at Castle. A/A: Student Junior at Memorial. TE: Copacabana. Council, National Honor Society, A/A: Color guard, Choir, ECLC. Th espians, Teen Power

Curtis, Mackenzie Finn, Katie Sophomore at Castle A/A: Jan’s 2008 Memorial Graduate. TE: School of Dance, Knightingales, Copacabana, CATS, Guys and Musician’s Coalition Dolls, Breaking Up is Hard to Do, A Christmas Carol. A/A: Drama Club, Th espians, Concert Choir, Tri-M

DePriest, Madelyn Fonseca, Alejandro 4th grader at Sharon. TE: Robin Junior at Castle. TE: Copacabana, Hood. A/A: Peer Mediator, Character CATS, Jekyll & Hyde, Nutcracker, Counts Committee, Talent Shows Midsummer Night’s Dream A/A: Knight Sensations, Japanese Club, Th espians, National Honor Society

Doane, Ben Fortner, Sara 2008 Castle Graduate. TE: Freshman at Signature. TE: You’re A Copacabana, CLUE, Jekyll & Hyde, Good Man, Charlie Brown, Fussin ‘n’ Noises Off . A/A: Marching Band, Feudin, Welcome to Bedside Manor. Knight Sensations, Th espians, A/A: Volleyball, Speech Team, Ethnic Minority Team Dance Team

Duncan, Sammie Garrett, Kelsey Junior at Castle. A/A: Show Choir, 7th grader at Castle Junior. A/A: Archery, Basketball, Dance Team Basketball, Volleyball, Choir, Band, Dance, Track

Durcholz, Nolan Geren, Tyler 4th grader at St. John’s. A/A: Senior at Castle. TE: Copacabana, Football, Wrestling, Swim team CATS, Les Misérables, Ragtime, Music Man, Secret Garden, Clue, Jekyll & Hyde A/A: Concert/Jazz band, Japanese club, Knight Sensations

Eastham, Logan Goad, Christian 2008 Castle Graduate. TE: Junior at Castle. TE: Music Man, Copacabana, CATS, Les Misérables, Noises Off , Swing!, West Side Story, Jekyll & Hyde, Th e Secret Spring Awakening, Brundibar. A/A: Garden, Working. A/A: Knight Th espians, Knight Sensations, Band, Sensations, All-State Choir Pep Band

Edge, Preston Goad, Megan 2008 Memorial Graduate. TE: Hello 5th Grader at Sharon. A/A: Peer Dolly, Alice in Wonderland, Breaking Mediator, Honor Roll, Dancing, Up is Hard to Do. A/A: Spanish Singing. Club, Drama Club, Th espians, TIDE, Concert Choir 26 company the cast

Gourieux, Missy James, Jenna Senior at Castle. TE: Jekyll & Hyde. 2008 Castle Graduate. TE: A/A: PEERS, Pep Club, National Copacabana, CATS, Les Misérables, Honor Society, Knight Sensations Jekyll & Hyde, Secret Garden, Working, Fame, Noises Off . A/A: Knight Sensations, Th espians, Art Club

Grimes, Leigh James, Julia Sophomore at Castle. TE: Freshman at Castle. TE: Copacabana, Copacabana, Jekyll & Hyde. A/A: CATS, Les Misérables, Carmen, Key Club, Drama Club Brundibar. A/A: Track, Talent Show, Art Academic Bowl, Cross Country

Groves, Shelby Johnson, Alec 5th grader at Yankeetown. A/A: 8th grader at Castle Junior. TE: Environmental Club, Sign Choir, Copacabana, CATS, Les Misérables. Soccer, Honor Roll A/A: Choir

Heneisen, Ryan Jones, Lucy Sophomore at Central. TE: Children Sophomore at Castle. TE: of Eden, Once Upon a Mattress, Fiddler Copacabana, CATS, Les Misérables, on the Roof, Annie Get Your Gun. Music Man, Jekyll & Hyde. A/A: A/A: Drama Club, Jazz Choir, Pep Marching Band, Concert Band, Club, Student Council, Tennis Japanese Club, Th espians

Hostettler, Megan Jones, Max Sophomore at Memorial. TE: Senior at Castle. TE: Copacabana, Copacabana, Breaking Up is Hard to CATS, Les Misérables, Ragtime, Music Do. A/A: Basketball, Drama Club, Man, Jekyll & Hyde, Clue, Noises Off , Spanish Club, K.E.Y. Club, TIDE Working. A/A: Band Drum Major, Japanese Club, Th espians

Hough, Brad Kern, Lauren Junior at Castle. TE: Copacabana, Sophomore at Castle. TE: CATS, Les Misérables, Ragtime, Copacabana, Jekyll & Hyde, Secret Garden, Jekyll & Hyde. A/A: Noises Off . A/A: Musicals, Plays, Knight Sensations Knightengales

Ireland, Andrew Kinder, Brandt 8th grader at Th ompkins. TE: 2008 Boonville Graduate. TE: Hello You’re a Good Man, Charlie Dolly, Guys and Dolls, Oklahoma!, Bye Brown, Over the Tavern, Fiddler Bye Birdie, Lend Me a Tenor, Harvey. on the Roof. A/A: Football, Golf, A/A: Drama, Choir, Mascot, Offi ce Wrestling, Speech, Honors Choir Helper, BMX Racing

Ireland, Maddie Kolb, Evan 5th grader at Scott Elementary. TE: Junior at Boonville. TE: Bang Bang Cinderella, Jungle Book. A/A: Jr. Girl You’re Dead, Hello Dolly, Guys and Scouts, 4H, Tennis, Golf, Softball Dolls, Annie, Anything Goes. A/A: Soccer, Debate, Drama, Th espians

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Kravex, Christina Mizerak, Tyler Sophomore at Signature. TE: Lucky 2008 Castle Graduate. TE: Duck, Big the Musical, You Can’t Copacabana, CATS, Noises Off , Hyde, Take It With You, Pirates of Penzance. Secret Garden, Clue, Working. A/A: A/A: Speech Team, Th espians, Th espians, Japanese Club, Knight Spanish Club, Orchestra, Choir Sensations, Puppets

Kruse, Samantha Moore, Katie 2008 North Graduate. TE: Man of 6th grader at Oakdale. TE: Oklahoma, La Mancha, Singin’ in the Rain, Wait Nutcracker, Music Man, Hello Dolly. Until Dark, Aida, Th e Crucible. A/A: A/A: Choir, Student Council Concert Choir, Varsity Singers

Kunkel, Abby Nixon, Markus 2008 North Graduate. TE: 42nd Sophomore at Castle. TE: Jekyll Street, Man of La Mancha, Beauty and & Hyde. A/A: Football, Key Club, the Beast, Singin’ in the Rain.. A/A: Choir, Habitat for Humanity Volleyball, Concert Choir, Varsity Singers, Northernairs

Luker, Hope O’Neill, Lauren 6th grader at Oak Hill. TE: CATS, Senior at Castle. TE: Copacabana, Nutcracker, Hans Christian Anderson. CATS, Secret Garden, Working, A A/A: Dance Team, Orchestra, Tiger Christmas to Remember, Young Abe Tunes, Choir Lincoln A/A: Knight Sensations, French Club, Student Council

Mason, Kayla Pendle, Dakota 7th grader at Castle Junior. TE: Senior at Memorial. TE: Copacabana, Copacabana, CATS. A/A: Dance A Christmas Carol, Hello Dolly, Alice Team, Choir, Band, Track, Student in Wonderland. A/A: Teens for Life Council

McDaniel, Taylor Phillips, Keeton 6th grader at Evansville Christian. Sophomore at Castle. TE: TE: Nutcracker, D’Alto Performing Copacabana, Jekyll & Hyde, Secret Arts. A/A: Cheerleading, School Garden. A/A: Choir, Pep Club, Jr. Musicals, Honor Roll Civitan, Th espians

Mizerak, Kasidy Ricks, Caitlyn 3rd grader at Chandler. A/A: Junior at Castle. A/A: Knightengales, Diamonds, Basketball, Honor Roll, Japanese Club, Yearbook, International Choir Day

Mizerak, Katie Robinson, Andrew 6th grader at Chandler. A/A: Senior at Castle. TE: Beauty and the Diamonds, Basketball, Honor Roll, Beast, Jekyll & Hyde, A Christmas Choir Carol. A/A: Yearbook, Th espians, Spanish Club, Th eater, Knight Sensations 28 company the cast

Sholar, Landon Volz, Lauren Junior at North. TE: Aladdin, Junior at Central. TE: Copacabana, Man of La Mancha, Singin’ in Once Upon a Mattress, Annie, Annie the Rain, Annie. A/A; Concert Get Your Gun, Children of Eden A/A: Choir, Nothernaires, Octave Drama Club, Concert Choir, Jazz Below, Varsity Singers, Quartette Choir, Madrigals, Tennis

Singer, Shaun Walker, Danielle 2008 North Graduate. TE: Man of 2008 Memorial Graduate. TE: La Mancha, Aida, Pirates of Penzance, Copacabana, CATS, Alice in Dearly Departed. A/A: Concert Choir Wonderland, Reserve Two for Murder, Breaking Up is Hard to Do, When Th e Snow Melts. A/A: Key Club, TIDE

Sliment, Brad Welp, Alex Junior at Castle. TE: Jekyll & Hyde. 8th grader at Th ompkins. TE: A/A; Knight Sensations, Track, CATS, Meet Me in St. Louis. A/A: Cross Country, Th espians Cheerleading, Musicals, Honors Choir, Concert Choir

Swader, Christopher Whitehouse, Weston 2008 Memorial Graduate. TE: Junior at Boonville. TE:Hello Dolly, Copacabana, CATS, Les Misérables, Bye Bye Birdie, Lend Me a Tenor, Chicago, Ragtime, Music Man A/A: Guys and Dolls, Pippin, Footloose. 2008 Arts Council of Southern A/A: Student Council, Drama Indiana Young Artist of the Year

Swader, Justin Wittmer, Alyssa 2008 Memorial Graduate. TE: 5th grader at Castle Elementary. A/A: Copacabana, CATS, Les Misérables, Honor Roll, singing, dancing Chicago, Ragtime, Music Man. A/A: 2008 Arts Council of Southern Indiana Young Artist of the Year

Thompson, Naomi Wiegand, Noelle Senior at Castle. TE: Copacabana, Freshman at Castle. A/A: Evansville CATS, Noises Off , Clue, Secret Childrens Choir, Knightengales, Garden, Working. A/A: Knight Choir Sensations, French Club, Student Council, National Honor Society

Thompson, Natalie 8th grader at Castle Junior. TE: Copacabana, CATS. A/A: Dance Team, Choir, Dramatic Interpretation

Thompson, Nicole 6th grader at Sharon. TE: Jan’s School of Dance. A/A: Track, Choir, Student Council, Peer Mediation, Spelling Bee, School Improvement Plan Committee 29 company the orchestra

Flute 1/Piccolo ...... Christine Clinnin (1) French Horn ...... David Wantland Flute 2 ...... Jennifer Wetzler (1) Bass Guitar ...... Adam Clark (5) Clarinet 1/Bass Cl ...... Ben Clinnin (1) Guitar ...... Preston Carter (2) Clarinet 2 ...... Amanda Jones Drums ...... D.J. Osbourne (1) Clarinet 2 ...... Mackenzie Smith (1) Percussion ...... Michael French Saxophones ...... Chris Jones (1) Keyboard I ...... Amanda Williams Trumpet ...... Jordan Frederick Keyboard II ...... Matt Poulsen (1) French Horn ...... Chris Kase (2) Piano ...... Jeff Th ornton

Carter, Preston French, Michael Smith, Mackenzie 2004 UE Graduate. TE: Senior at Castle. TE : Jekyll Sophomore at Castle. TE: CATS, Les Misérables, & Hyde. A/A: Marching/ Copacabana. A/A: Concert, Children of Eden, Oklahoma, Concert/Jazz Band, Winter Jazz, Pep and Marching Seussical. A/A: Guitar Repair Drumline Bands, Student Council, French Club, Clarinet Choir

Clark, Adam Jones, Amanda Wantland, David 2008 Harrison Graduate. Sophomore at Castle. A/A: Sophomore at Castle. TE: TE: Copacabana, CATS, Les Concert, Jazz, Marching and Noises Off . A/A: Pep/Jazz/ Misérables, Chicago, Ragtime. Pep Bands, Spanish Club Marching Band, Th espians A/A: EPYO, Orchestra, Jazz, All-State Orchestra

Clinnin, Ben Jones, Chris Wetzler, Jennifer Sophomore at Castle. TE: Senior at Castle. TE: Junior at Castle. TE: Copacabana. A/A: Pep, Copacabana, Jekyll & Hyde. Copacabana. A/A: Marching, Concert and Marching Bands, A/A: Marching, Jazz, Concert Concert and Pep Bands, German Club, Th espians and Pep Bands, Spanish Club, French Club Senior Mentors, NHS

Clinnin, Christine Osbourne, D.J. Williams, Amanda 2008 Castle Graduate. TE: Student at USI. TE: Senior at Castle. TE: CATS. Copacabana, CATS, Can’t Copacabana, 42nd Street, A/A: Teen Power, NHS, Believe It!, Clue, Secret Garden. West Side Story. A/A: USI Math Academic Team, A/A: Marching, Concert and Jazz Band, UE Drumline, Spanish Team. Pep Bands, Spanish Club EVPL Assistant Webmaster

Frederick, Jordan Poulsen, Matt Senior at Castle. TE: Jekyll Senior at Castle. TE: & Hyde. A/A: Marching Copacabana. A/A: Marching/ Knights, Jazz Ensemble, Pep Pep Band, Jazz Band, NHS, Band, Concert Band, OSYO, Boy Scouts NHS

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Alvey, Devin Myers, Chris Schuba, Matt Sophomore at Castle. TE: S e n i o r a t C a s t l e . T E : Jekyll & Sophomore at Castle. TE: Romeo & Juilet. A/A: Drama Hyde, Brigadoon. A/A: Piano, Copacabana, Noises Off . A/A: Club, Book Club, Key Club, Composing Marching and Pep Bands, Boy Student Council, Spanish Scouts Club

Azarian, Camran Pickelheimer, Lucas Shepherd, Ian Senior at Castle. TE: Junior at Castle. A/A: Knight Senior at Castle. TE: Copacabana, CATS. A/A: Senstions Copacabana, CATS, Jekyll Castle Krazys, Chandler & Hyde, Noises Off ,. A/A: Basketball, Habitat for Marching, Pep and Jazz Bands Humanity

Brackett, Andrew Post, CJ Smith, Maria Senior at Signature. TE: Copacabana, CATS. A/A: Orchestra, Math Club, German Club, NHS, Th espians

Conti, Joe Salley, Meredith Vargo, Jordan Junior at Castle. A/A: Student Senior at Castle. TE: Senior at Castle. TE: CATS, Council, Key Club Copacabana, Jekyll & Hyde, Noises Off , Copacabana. A/A: Music Man, My Fair Lady, Bye German Club, Academic Bye Birdie. A/A: Marching, Honors, Sign language Concert and Jazz Bands

McBride, Devin Schnautz, Melissa Junior at Castle. TE: Senior at Castle. A/A: Swim Copacabana, Secret Garden, Team, St. Mary’s Volunteer, Ragtime. A/A: Knightengales Cooking

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33 scholarship winners Vectren Summer Musical Scholarship Corbe Ashby Corbe is a 2008 Castle Graduate and will be attending the University of Evansville. He has performed in Copacabana, CATS, Les Misérables, Jekyll & Hyde, Noises Off , Clue and Th e Secret Garden. Corbe was active in Knight Sensations for four years and was named “Most Outstanding Senior” in 2008.

Jenna James Jenna is a 2008 Castle Graduate and will be attending Ball State University. She has performed in Copacabana, CATS, Jekyll & Hyde, Th e Secret Garden, Working, Fame and Noises Off . Jenna is the recipient of the 2008 Castle High School Director’s Award for outstanding eff ort in the choir program. Jenna is also a member of the International Th espian Society and the National Honor Society

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GO GO GO BECKERS!! Good luck to the Cast, Crew and Directors. Have Fun! Nicolas! Noelle! Erica! We love you, Christina. Love, Mom, Dad & Evan Mom, Dad, Nick, Andrew and Luna Break - A - Leg Break - A - Leg Andrew and Our Little Angel, Maddie, Keep flying toward We are so proud of your dreams. Love you, our actors - Mom and Dad. Tay Tay - Mom, Dad, I love you to the moon Nick & Lilly and back. Love, Reece. Break - A - Leg Break - A - Leg Lauren - Rachel, Thank you for filling our lives with music, We are all so dance and theater. proud of you. We love watching you! Mom, Dad and Love, Mom, Dad, Jen, Patrick & Shannon Ryan Break - A - Leg Break - A - Leg Go Go Go Hope! Noelle, We are so A STAR IS BORN! We love you! proud of you! Mom, Daddy, Love, Mom and Nick, Chloe Dad

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Left: Vocal director Benjamin Boyer directs rehearsal at Castle High School as “Narrators” Samantha Kruse and Abby Kunkel go over their parts for “Grovel Grovel”. Th e company rehearsed at Castle High School until July 2, when the set was moved to Newburgh First Christian Church.

Below: Cast member Brandt Kinder strikes a pose in “Poor Poor Joseph”. Photos by Kaitlin Conti

Above: Technical Director Harry Steinsberger and Assistant Technical Director Ben Jobe supervise the reconstruction of the Suzanne Godeke-designed set in the Worship Center of Newburgh First Christian Church. Th e set was built and painted in the Castle High School auditorium, then disassembled and packed into a semi-trailer for transportation.

Left: Costumer Alan Jobe discusses varieties of fabric for each of the diff erent styles of musical numbers with tech crew member Devin McBride at Castle High School.

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