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June 19th, 20th, & 24th-26th The Forum Theater 115 E. Monroe Jonesboro, Ar 72401 (870) 935-2726 foajonesboro.org Tickets are available online or at the FOA Box Oce A musical by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg Based on the novel by Victor Hugo Music by Claude-Michel Schonberg Lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer Original French text by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel Additional material by James Fenton Adapted by Trevor Nunn and John Caird Original Orchestrations by John Cameron New Orchestrations by Christopher Jahnke, Stephen Metcalfe and Stephen Brooker Originally Produced by Cameron Mackintosh School Edition specially adapted and licensed by Music Theatre International and Cameron Mackintosh (Overseas) Ltd. production of A musical by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg Based on the novel by Victor Hugo Music by Claude-Michel Schonberg Lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer Original French text by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel Additional material by James Fenton Adapted by Trevor Nunn and John Caird Original Orchestrations by John Cameron New Orchestrations by Christopher Jahnke, Stephen Metcalfe and Stephen Brooker Originally Produced by Cameron Mackintosh School Edition specially adapted and licensed by Music Theatre International and Cameron Mackintosh (Overseas) Ltd. Crew Director: Kristi Pulliam Assistant Director/Stage Manager: Oscar Quiroz Music Director: Katy Hoover Props Mistress: Lauren Wilcox Costumer: Rebecca Orr Vocal Coach: Oscar Quiroz Light Design: J.R. Lawrence and Kristi Pulliam Light Board Operator: Kilee Erickson Sound Operator: Cody Duncan Fly Rail Operator: Charlie Orr Follow Spots: Clair Pulliam, Cari Pulliam, Evey Pulliam Character Drawings: Alexandra Wright Set Design: Kristi Pulliam Set Build: J.R. Lawrence and Cody Duncan Musical Numbers Act One Prologue At the End of the Day I Dreamed a Dream The Docks Cart Crash Fantine’s Death Little Cosette The Innkeeper’s Song The Innkeeper’s Tag The Bargain The Beggars The Robbery Stars The ABC Cafe The People’s Song Rue Plummet A Heart Full of Love The Attack on Rue Plummet One Day More Act Two Building the Barricade Javert at the Barricade The First Attack The Night The Second Attack The Final Battle The Sewers Javert’s Suicide The Cafe Song (Empty Chairs at Empty Tables) Marius & Cosette The Wedding Epilogue Bows/Exit Music Cast Eva Barrett.............................................................Eponine Caroline Box...............Gavroche, The Poor, One Day More Lauren Box...............Factory Chorus, Cart Crash, The Poor Emma Grace Brown...................................Factory Chorus, Cart Crash, The Poor Ashlyn Burns...............Factory Chorus, Revolution Chorus John David Carter............Bamatabois, Babet, Chain Gang, Sailor, Inn Chorus, Wedding Guest McKenley Coleman.................................................Cosette Abby Collums......................Factory Chorus, Lovely Ladies, Inn Chorus, One Day More, Revolution Chorus, Turning Jacinda Cribbs.............Factory Chorus, Revolution Chorus Ella Dacus..........The Poor, One Day More, Wedding Guest Molly Doty.........................................Cart Crash, The Poor Kasen Erickson.............................The Poor, One Day More Gavin Frangenberg.............................Lesgles, Chain Gang, One Day More Jax Gibbons..........................Grantaire, Chain Gang, Sailor, Inn Chorus, One Day More Jagger Halk......................................................Jean Valjean Anna Hall.......................................The Poor, Townsperson Seth Harmon.....................................................Thenardier Lauren Hatcher..........................Lovely Ladies, Inn Chorus, One Day More, Turning Harrison Herget.....................................................Enjolras Deven Isbell.................................The Poor, One Day More Charlotte Lammers....................................Factory Chorus, Revolution Chorus Marleigh Lawrence......................................Young Eponine Marcelle Little......................Laborer, Cart Crash, The Poor Rosette Little................................The Poor, One Day More Kennedy Maloney..............................Madame Thenardier Cast Continued Janson Marsico......................Combeferre, Jean Prouvaire, Chain Gang, One Day More Keelie McClellan......Factory Chorus, Cart Crash, The Poor Ellon McDaniel..........................Lovely Ladies, Inn Chorus, One Day More, Turning, Wedding Guest Dominic Mineau............................The Poor, Townsperson Isaac Mirafuentes.........................Claquesous, Courfeyrac, Chain Gang, One Day More Gwen Oliver.................Factory Chorus, Revolution Chorus Abby Orr..................................................................Fantine Lauren Phillips...........................Lovely Ladies, Inn Chorus, One Day More, Turning, Wedding Guest Drew Pulliam...........................................................Marius Sophie Ramsey..........................Lovely Ladies, Inn Chorus, One Day More, Turning, Wedding Guest Lauryn Reddick..............................The Poor, Townsperson Callie Reeves.........................Farmer, Cart Crash, The Poor Landon Rogers..........................................................Javert Silas Shackelford...........................Joly, Chain Gang, Sailor, Factory Chorus, Inn Chorus, One Day More Titus Jon Shackelford...........Fauchelevant, Montparnasse, Chain Gang, Revolution Chorus, Wedding Guest Madalyn Stansbury.......................................Young Cosette Riley Tarver.......................................Madame, Inn Chorus, One Day More, Turning Allison Trebilcock.........................The Poor, One Day More Gabe White...........................The Bishop of Digne, Brujon, Army Officer, Wedding Guest Aiden Wright............The Foreman, Feuilly, One Day More Alexandra Wright......................Lovely Ladies, Inn Chorus, One Day More, Turning, Wedding Guest Katie Whitmire.............................The Poor, One Day More Mary Emma Whitmire...............................Factory Chorus, Revolution Chorus Special Thanks Kathryn Hoover for your kindness, Oscar Quiroz for your new friendship, Karen Shackelford for your generous spirit, Rebecca Orr for being you, My family for being extra patient with me when I direct Costume Helpers Cindy Cribbs Renee Harmon Abby Orr Charlie Orr Wallie Orr Danna Ramsey Karen Reddick Nicole Scott Karen Shackelford Kathryn Stansbury Men N Black Tuxedos Stage Notes Dear Ella, We love that you are trying new things and having so much fun. You have our hearts! We love you! Dad, Momma, Megan, Nick, Max Timothy, Mikah, Gran, & Poppy Harrison, Congratulations on a great show. We love watching you perform. Dad, Mom, Madison Janson! We cannot be more excited to see you on stage in your very favorite show! Here’s to many more moments. Love, Mom, Dad, & Ham We are so proud of our Young Cosette and how much you have grown this year! Madalyn, we love you very much! Momma, Daddy, and Rebekah Marleigh, The stage is your home! Your ability to showcase who you are as soon as you hit the stage is one of our favorite things about you. Congrats on your role as Young Eponine! We are so proud of you! Mommy, Daddy, & Baylor Heart For The Arts There is no doubt in my mind that our theatre, instead of being as the evangelical ministers used to believe the gateway to h—l, is as much of an act of worship as the theatre of the Greeks and has exactly the same meaning in our lives. The plays that please most…are representative of human loyalty, courage, love that purges the soul, grief that ennobles. -Ronald Reagan Dear FOA Family and Friends, My Uncle Dale, who I loved so dearly, used to tell me the only way to go to bed was tired. Every other way just leads to unhappiness. I understand that more and more every day. Working in theatre is so cool because you get to go to bed tired while still studying and sharing the best of all stories. This story, in particular, is the longest running and most popular in musical theatre for a reason; it’s sincerity lifts us and makes us want to be better people. While talent is a special thing, I believe that being willing and sincere is truly what you need to find success - everything else can be taught. And working with this cast and crew has sealed that in for me. This group is smart, humble, sincere, and willing to learn. They have stolen my heart while telling a story that stole my heart so many years ago. The struggle and redemption of Les Miserables may contain experiences that the young people who are telling the story are yet to fully understand, but my prayer for them is that this experience will serve them well as they build a life repertoire of love and crisis and tears and laughter. Every story that contains redemption is worth it, whether you’re working it out on the stage or living it yourself, and this one might be the king of all those that are worth it. So when they remember this experience, I hope they love it with all their heart, despite and because of all their hard work. Thank you, Uncle Dale, for teaching me about hard work. And Ronald Reagan, for your terrific observation about theatre. And cast and crew, for being willing and sincere. The stars came out both onstage and backstage for this project. God has been very good through you. With a Heart for the Arts, Kristi Our Performers Appreciate Your Best Theatre Etiquette Late arrivals must wait at the back of the house until a scene change. The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this
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