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SEUSSICAL Is Presented Through Special Arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI) Music by STEPHEN FLAHERTY Lyrics by LYNN AHERNS Book by LYNN AHERNS and STEPHEN FLAHERTY Co-conceived by LYNN AHERNS and STEPHEN FLAHERTY and ERIC IDLE Based on the works of Dr. Seuss July 9, 10, 11 & 15, 16, 17, 2021 Ironwoods Park Amphitheatre 14701 Mission Road, Leawood, KS 66224 and the City of Leawood Presents Music by Stephen Flaherty Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens Book by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens July 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17 2021 8:00 pm nightly Ironwoods Park Amphitheater 14701 Mission Road Leawood, KS 66224 Sponsored by SEUSSICAL is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MYI. www.mtishows.com Please No Photos Of Any Kind The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. Cast Cat in the Hat .................................................................................. Alec Bridges Jojo ....................................................................................... Delilah Rose Pellow Horton ............................................................................................ Colin Rohach Gertrude ............................................................................................ Emily Vargo Mayzie ................................................................................................ Laura Irwin Mayor ............................................................................................... Ray Ettinger Mrs. Mayor ........................................................................................ Taylar Raber Kangaroo ................................................................................... Alyson Golladay General Ghengis Khan Schmitz ......................................... Matthew Henrickson Grinch ............................................................................................ Joshua Young Cindy Lou Who .................................................................................... Lizzie Cure Yertle the Turtle .............................................................................. Zach Lofland Vlad Vladikoff .............................................................................. Jennifer Coville Elephant Bird ................................................................................Avonlea Graves Bird Girls ..................................... Miranda Brand, Emily Bridges, Madison Dodd, Ella Graham, Haley Knudsen, Josephine Pellow Wickershams ........................................................ John Carver, Kennedy Kinnick, Simon Schupp, Terrace Wyatt, Jr. Adult Ensemble ........................... Noah Bridges, Erin Coleman, Jennifer Coville, Andrea Hobley, Carrigan Rohach, Rosie Smith Children’s Ensemble ..................... Sloane Burgess, Lizzie Cure, Lucy Dandurand, Amelia Coville-Schweigert, Benjamin Garner, Wilson Rabel, Isaac Schupp, Ivy Sollenberger, Oliver Yeung, Veronica Stverak B. Jawn Collins Your home. Your dream. My focus. Reece and Nichols-Affiliate of Berkshire Hathaway, Licensed in Kansas & Missouri 913-266-5434 • jawncollins.com Seussical ACT I Overture Oh, the Thinks You Can Think! Horton Hears a Who Biggest Blame Fool Here on Who Oh, the Thinks You Can Think! (Reprise) It’s Possible How to Raise a Child The Military Alone in the Universe The One Feather Tail of Miss Gertrude McFuzz Amayzing Mayzie Amazing Gertrude Monkey Around Chasing the Whos How Lucky You Are Notice Me, Horton How Lucky You Are (Reprise) INTERMISSION - 15 Minutes between Acts ACT II Entr’acte Egg, Nest and Tree Circus McGurkus How Lucky You Are (Reprise) Amazing Horton Solla Sollew Green Eggs and Ham Havin’ a Hunch All For You The People Versus Horton the Elephant Alone in the Universe (Reprise) Oh, the Thinks You Can Think (Reprise) Green Eggs and Ham Letter From the Chair Rachel Phillips (Ensemble) is back for her KISS ME, KATE CAST fth LSC show. Since returning to KC last year, As Chair of Leawood Stage Company (LSC) I want to welcome and she has worked onstage and o at companies thankKat Rupercht you for ................................................................................................ joining us as we present our first live productionLilli Vanessi/Kate of our including CYT, OCTA, and TIP, where she just 23rdDavid season. Martin .................................................................................We are thrilled to be allowed to offer Fredlive theatreGraham/Petruchio to the performed in Annie! communityHaley Solowy that...............................................................................................Lois has supported us throughout our history. Lane/Bianca Kiera Rader (Ensemble) is returning to LSC. SinceAlec Walberg 1998, LSC...................................................................................... has worked with our presenting sponsor, Bill Calhoon/Lucentio the City of She studies dance at Miller-Marley Dance and LeawoodRod Chapin and ........................................................................................................................Man Leawood Parks and Recreation Department, to provide 1 Voice. Currently she performs as a Miller-Marley Entertainer and an OSHS Varsity Golden Girl. highJames quality Azeltine entertainment, ................................................................................................................Man while educating and enriching lives in the 2 Previous credits include Beauty and the Beast localSabrina community. Stewart ............................................................................................................... LSC’s mission includes presenting performing arts, Paula Jamie Todd ........................................................................................................................Hattie (OSHS), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor educational programming, community building, and business- Dreamcoat (TTIP) and Oliver! (LSC). communityPaul Anderson cooperation. .....................................................................................................The General Mike Brown .........................................................................................Harry Trevor/Baptista Kat Ruprecht (Lilli/Kate) is honored to be back EmbarkingRyan Foster on ........................................................................................................................Ralph a new chapter as an independent organization, LSC is a on stage as Lilli Vanessi. This is her second show at LSC in Promises, Promises. Previous roles: Roz, trueCarter community Stelting .............................................................................................................. theatre experience, focusing on family and volunteers Gremio of Fiona & Shirley Markowitz. Thank you Kevin for all ages and backgrounds. To offer affordable live performances LSC is Max Pardo ...................................................................................................................Hortensio being you. Ezra, thank you for making me a anBeau all-volunteer Ellis .........................................................................................................................Himself organization from the board members to the members mama. I love you weasel. of the cast, crew, and orchestra. If you like what we offer and would like Ensemble Katelyn Seyl (Ensemble) is excited to be a part to become a participant of LSC please talk to any of the Board Members Alexis Bowen, Lisa Earlenbaugh, Jessica Franz, Ella Graham, Brittany Hill, of this production of Kiss Me Kate. She does atScarlett the show Jones, this Stellaevening. Jones, Sydney Kauphusman, Kevin Keltner, Todd theatre at Blue Valley Southwest and dances at WeKern, are Pamela very happy Klifar, you Max are Pardo, here, Racheland very Phillips, happy Kieralive theatre Rader, isKim back! Sheek, Denise’s Dance Academy. Enjoy the show! Katelyn Seyl, Carter Stelting, Kate Wiese Kim Sheek (Ensemble) is delighted to return to - Michael Blinn, Chair, Leawood Stage Company the LSC stage, having appeared in Mousetrap, Oliver! and Oklahoma!. She is excited to be cast in Stealing Kandinsky by the Westport Center for the Arts and Scott Meyers Productions next October. Haley Solowy (Lois/Bianca) is very excited to be playing Lois in Kiss me Kate! She is an avid Shakespeare lover and attends UMKC for theatre performance. She would like to thank Sabrina, Alex, and Katy for supporting her through the process! Carter Stelting (Stagehand/Gremio) currently attends Olathe South. Credits include The Wizard of Oz at Starlight Theatre and The Hunchback of Notre Dame for the Barn Players. All his glory goes to God. Sabrina Stewart (Paula) is ecstatic to be returning to LSC! You might have last seen her in The Tempest at UMKC, Rock of Ages at the Barn Players, or White Christmas at Inspired Purpose. Sabrina would like to thank her family for all their love, Laure Ronnebaum for being a constant support system, and most importantly Lisa Earlenbaugh. Jamie Todd (Hattie) is going to be a freshman at Stephen’s College in Columbia, MO in the fall to study musical theatre performance. Kiss Me Kate is her rst Leawood show and she is excited to be playing the role of Hattie. Seussical Staff Director ............................................................................................... Chris McCoy Music Director/Conductor ..................................................... Langston Hemenway Choreographer ................................................................................Madison
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