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This Production Is Presented Through Special Arrangement with Theatrical Rights Worldwide Cast *This production is presented through special arrangement with Theatrical Rights Worldwide Cast GOMEZ ADDAMS……………………………………………………………...…. Aaron Kellert MORTICIA ADDAMS…………………………………………………………...Briana Sadofsky WEDNESDAY ADDAMS……………………………………………...……….... Gabriella Beck LUCAS BEINEKE………………………………………………………...….... Grayson Arguello MAL BEINEKE……………………………………………………………………. Andrew Grieb ALICE BEINEKE…………………………………………………………...………. Aubrey Ross FESTER ADDAMS………………………………………………........................Jon Philip Olson PUGSLEY ADDAMS……………………………………………......Reagan Grieb/Stella Rankin GRANDMA ADDAMS……………………………………………………...…...Robin Robinson LURCH……………………………………………………………….……….….. Peter Fischaber THE ANCESTORS Quinn Baker (Grandma Understudy), Lilly Boone, Kassidy Carsten, Noah Cochran (Fester Understudy), Emma Degerness, Isabella Emamghoraishi (Morticia Understudy), Avery Hamlin, Olivia Hamlin, Stella Hardy, Caleb Harris, Dylan Howard, Camryn Jones, Taylor Kellert, Seth McIntyre, Abby Parson (Wednesday Addams), Ashley Raydon (Alice Understudy), Jessika Raye, Steven Reese (Gomez Understudy), Olivia Ritchal, Julia Seely, Trinity Tomlin GHOULS Miller Dick, Dylan Howard, Claire Kellert, Preston Kellert, Melina Mincey, Gwen Ritchal CREW Director……………………………………………………………..……………….Patrick Towne Producers…………………………………………………………….…..Brett & Jenny Rottmayer Assistant Director…………………………………………………………..……..Kassidy Carsten Dance Captain………………………………………………...…………..Isabella Emamghoraishi Backstage Manager……………………………………………………..………….....Kaitlyn King Special Thanks – Aubrey Ross, Stephanie Keegan-Moring, Kassidy Carsten, the Cast & Crew, & the Volunteers Musical Numbers Act One “Addams Family Theme / Overture” — Orchestra “When You’re an Addams” — Addams Family, Ancestors “Trapped” – Gomez “Pulled” — Wednesday, Pugsley “One Normal Night” — Company “But Love” – Fester and Ancestors “Secrets” – Morticia, Alice, Ancestors “What If” — Pugsley “Full Disclosure” — Company “Waiting” — Alice “Full Disclosure (Part 2)” — Company Act Two “Entr’acte” — Orchestra “Just Around the Corner” — Morticia, Ancestors “The Moon and Me” — Fester, Female Ancestors “Happy/Sad” — Gomez “Crazier Than You” — Wednesday, Lucas, Mal, Alice “Not Today” – Gomez “Live Before We Die” — Gomez, Morticia “Tango de Amor” — Morticia & Gomez “Move Toward the Darkness” — Company “Bows/When You’re An Addams (Encore)” — Company Grayson Arguello (LUCAS BEINEKE) was in orchestra all four years of high school. His senior year of high school, he decided to take Drama and Choir, his whole world changed shortly afterwards. He found his spark after doing his very first show, directed by Robin Robinson (Grandma Addams) at Edmond Santa Fe HS, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder. His newfound passion has led him to doing shows at Rose State College: Pippi Longstocking, Oliver!, and 9 To 5. The Addams Family is his very first community theatre show and his very first time involved with Upstage Theatre Productions. He is very excited to be a part of this production and loves the cast/crew. Here you go!Thank you!Thank you so much! Quinn Baker (ANCESTOR) is in her 7th(?) production with Upstage Theater. Some of her favorite roles include Jan in Grease and Beggar Woman in Sweeney Todd. She will be graduating with her Bachelor's in Theater Education in December and looks forward to sharing her passion of theater and leadership with the community. Here you go! Thank you! Thank you so much! Gabriella Beck (WEDNESDAY) is currently a sophomore at the University of Central Oklahoma, pursuing a degree in Music Theatre. She is an Oklahoma native and has lived for most of her life in Yukon, Oklahoma. Some of her favorite roles include Ariel in The Little Mermaid and Mary Hatch in It’s a Wonderful Life. When she is not performing on stage, she performs for children as a cast member and creative assistant for Character Connection Co. Outside of theatre, Gabriella loves spending time with her family, cuddling her dog named King Arthur, and watching true crime documentaries. This is Gabriella’s first production with Upstage Theatre and she is so thrilled to be a part of the experience. LillyHere Booneyou go!Thank (ANCESTOR) you!Thank is beyondyou so much!excited to be participating in her first show at Upstage Theatre! She has participated in drama and musical theatre for many years and plans to continue for many more. Her previous credits include Beauty and the Beast, Elf the Musical, And Then There Were None, and many others. She would like to thank her family, friends, Denise Hughes, Jenny Rottmayer, Patrick Towne, and her incredible cast for making this show such an amazing and fun experience! Kassidy Carsten (ANCESTOR) is the Assistant Director and Ancestor in this production of The Addams Family. This is the second production of The Addams Family that she has been in with Upstage Theatre. This will be her 12th production at Upstage and some of her favorite roles include Martha Dunnstock in Heathers and Fester Addams in The Addams Family. She is very thankful for the opportunity to be in and be able to Assistant Direct the show. Noah Cochran (ANCESTOR) is so excited to be in The Addams Family this summer at Mitch Park. This will be his third summer show with Upstage. He wants to thank Patrick Towne and Jenny Rottmayer for the opportunity of being in such a great show. He also wants to thank his family and friends for the constant support for him and his passions. He can't wait to put on this show with his amazing cast. Emma Degerness (ANCESTOR) is a 7th grader at Sequoyah Middle School in Edmond, Ok. This is her second production with Upstage and her 10th show. Her favorite production was Lion King, Jr and Fiddler on the Roof. She enjoys everything theatre has to offer with great friends, singing and dancing. She is always preparing for the next show. Miller Dick (GHOUL) is 9 years old and will be in 5th grade in the fall. He is excited to be a part of The Addams Family. He most recent performed in Mary Poppins with Lyric Theatre, Beauty and the Beast Junior with KidsAlive!, Evita with Upstage Theatre, and Annie with St. Luke’s Poteet Theatre. Miller loves performing and singing and is also active in Edmond Youth Chorus at the Fine Arts Institute of Edmond. Isabella Emamghoraishi (ANCESTOR) is a junior musical theatre major at the University of Central Oklahoma, studying voice under Dr. Mark Johnson. She has been dancing since the age of 10, loves teaching others dance, and is so excited to be dance captain! This is her second summer with Upstage and is thrilled to work with their staff again. She would like to thank her family, friends, and boyfriend for their constant support! Full disclosure! Peter Fischaber (LURCH) is excited to be back in the park with Upstage after a couple summers away, last performing here in Les Misérables. Since then, he has appeared on stage with The Bethany Stage, Rose State College Theatre, and Carpenter Square theatre. He also has done fight choreography for The Bethany Stage, OCCC Theatre Club, The State Theatre in Harrah, and the Gaslight Theatre in Enid, and directed his first show at The Bethany Stage. Away from the theatre, he is an electrical engineer, studies ballroom dancing, and fills what little remains of his time with typical nerdy pursuits. Andrew Grieb (MAL BEINEKE) is in his 5th show with Upstage Theatre and his 4th Summer show at Mitch Park. He has most recently been seen with Upstage this winter as Jigger in Carousel, and over the last three summers in Les Miserables, Shrek, and Evita. Andrew is really excited to be a part of this cast along with his 10- year-old daughter, Reagan Grieb as Pugsley. When Andrew is not acting, you might just see him as one of your pilots on a United Airlines Flight. Make sure to stop by the cockpit and say "hi." Special thanks to Andrew's wife April, for keeping the house running during a busy rehearsal and work schedule. Reagan Grieb (PUGSLEY) has been working with Upstage Theater since 2017 and has been in Les Miserables, Shrek and Evita. She has also performed in Musicville and Alice In Wonderland with Upstage. She is so excited to perform as Pugsley this summer. Reagan will be entering 5th grade this fall and loves reading and traveling. As the oldest of 4 girls, she got her love of theater from her dad and enjoys the time they get to spend together each summer during rehearsals and the shows. Avery Hamlin (ANCESTOR) is proud to be back with Upstage Theatre for her third summer production playing the role of an ancestor. Avery is a junior at EMHS, is active in show choir, newspaper, Canterbury Voices Chorale and many school theatre productions. She is a returning All-State soprano, OSAI alum and 4-year COCDA medalist. When she isn’t singing or performing, you can find Avery obsessing over Boba Tea and plants or spending time in nature with her friends and family. She would like to thank Patrick, Jenny and the Upstage cast for another amazing summer. Olivia Hamlin (ANCESTOR) is playing the role of an ancestor. This is her third summer production with Upstage. Olivia is in 8th grade at Cimarron Middle School. Some of her favorite musical theatre roles include playing Ms. Dorothy in Thoroughly Modern Millie and Spider in James and the Giant Peach the Musical! Olivia is active in show choir, Canterbury Voices Chorale and is a returning All- State and COCDA soprano. Olivia enjoys jamming out with her Dad and sister in their music studio, playing piano, Tiktoking and smothering anything in Chick-Fil-A sauce. She is so grateful to spend another summer with the Upstage Theatre family. Stella Hardy (ANCESTOR) is in her first show with Upstage Theatre and she is very excited to be a part of it! She is going to be a sophomore at Edmond North High School this year. She has been doing theatre for about 3 years now, and she loves it! She has done shows such as Elf, Beauty and the Beast, Mary Poppins, and others. She wants to thank her family and friends for their unconditional love and support.
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