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Thomas Meehan Charles Strouse Martin Charnin ST. ANDREW’S SCHOOL PRESENTS Book by Music by Lyrics by Thomas Meehan Charles Strouse Martin Charnin Original Broadway Production Directed by Martin Charnin Based on “Little Orphan Annie”® By Permission of Tribune Contenct Agency, LLC. March 27 & 28 2021 CAST in order of appearance Orphans Molly .............................................................. Gwendolyn Mellon Pepper ..................................................................... Piper Jackman Duffy ................................................................. Channing Malkin July ...................................................................... Akeelah Romeo Tessie ............................................................. Sarah Rose Odutola Kate .......................................................................... Heidi Forbes Annie .......................................................................... Rhett Edens Adults Miss Hannigan ....................................................... Heleah Soulati Grace Farrell .......................................................... Christine Chen Drake, Bert Healy, Bundles, Man ................................. Derek Ike Cecille, Apple Seller, Usherette ...................................... Lois Lee Annette, Officer Ward, Star-to-Be ......................... Shania Adams Mrs. Greer, Dog Catcher, Announcer .......................... Sophie Xu Oliver Warbucks ....................................................... Elyot Segger Rooster ..................................................................... Gino Palacios Lily ........................................................................... Alani Davila President Roosevelt ........................................................ John Teti All CELLPHONES must be SILENCED Annie JR. is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized materials are supplied by Music Theatre International, New York, NY (212) 541-4684 mtishows.com PRODUCTION TEAM Director & Designer ........................................... Mrs. Ann Taylor Music Director ............................................... Mrs. Quinn Kerrane Choreographer ......................................................... Mr. Avi Gold Director of Sound & Tech ................................. Mr. Peter Hoopes Production Manager ........................................... Ms. Jenn Wilson Stage Manager ............................................................. Sherry Qin Sound Assistant ........................................................ Daniel Kwon Lightboard, Projections ................. Albert Sung & Harry Murphy Virtual Rehearsal Assistant ................................. Margaret Taylor Set Assistance ......................................................... Mr. Sean Ruth a note from the director… Producing a musical, even a concert style one-act, during a pandemic is complicated. It is a true labor of love. This cast and this production team met and rehearsed via Zoom during January and February, and returned to campus with roughly two weeks to acclimate to the stage, sing together for the first time, and make this show performance ready. It was done during long rehearsals on the weekends and stolen pockets of afternoon time. We did it because we could not imagine a year without a musical. We did it because we refused to let it be impossible. We did it because, just like Annie, we believe in brighter tomorrows. You being here with us to share in this moment is an invaluable gift and we thank you so much coming. We hope this show lifts your spirits. Thank you to everyone who offered words of support, excused students from sports practice, and helped to publicize this event. We especially thank Mr. Roach for his never-ending support of this St. Andrew’s tradition. Since I began working here in 1993, Mr. Roach has maintained a strong sense of commitment to the Theatre Program, supporting us in any way necessary. We dedicate this production to Mr. and Mrs. Roach for their many years of appreciation and support. We will always have two seats saved just for you. A SALUTE TO OUR SENIORS! Christine Chen Twelve Angry Jurors - 2018 Catch Me If You Can* – 2019 The Addams Family* – 2020 Writers’ Runaround - 2020 Rhett Edens Hello Dolly!* - 2018 Catch Me If You Can* – 2019 The Addams Family* – 2020 Piper Jackman Twelve Angry Jurors - 2018 The Curious Savage - 2019 Catch Me If You Can* – 2019 Love, Loss, and What I Wore – 2020 Gwendolyn Mellon Catch Me If You Can* – 2019 The Addams Family* – 2020 Gino Palacios Hello Dolly!* – 2018 Catch Me If You Can* – 2019 Sense and Sensibility - 2019 The Curious Savage - 2019 The Addams Family* – 2020 Writers’ Runaround – 2020 Dracula! and Bad Auditions on Camera - 2020 Heleah Soulati Hello Dolly!* - 2018 Catch Me If You Can* – 2019 The Addams Family* – 2020 *Denotes Broadway Musical .
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