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Cast
Principals Cinderella: Angela Hornes Prince: Christopher Heimerman The Stepmother: Lori Konitzer Portia: Amity Driggers Joy: Kimberly Paré King: Jason Myatt Queen: Sarah Herrman Godmother: Emma Starzewski Herald: Marianne Gosz Chef: Andy Rocheleau Steward: Gwen Weyenberg Coachman: Brad Jorsch Footman: Chad Rathsack Pages: Sarah Jansen, Emily Verch Minister: Chad Rathsack Townspeople: Travis Bernhardt Virginia Busse Rob Clarksen Norah Fox Brad Jorsch Naomi LaGrow Amanda Miller Jay Paré Chad Rathsack Andy Rocheleau Jed Schuett Kelly Schweda Sarah Tienor Kari Wellner Gwen Weyenberg |
Pit
Director: Craig Ernst Clarinet: Abby Alpert Clarinet: Sara Trippler Bass Clarinet: Sara Schaller F Horn: Amy Anschutz Flute: Melissa Carlson Flute: Jennifer Stefaniak Oboe: Katie Kunz Percussion: Steven Nolte Percussion: Mike Vogel Trombone: Jen Erdman Bass Trombone: Jason Jaszewski Trumpet: Katrina Dvorak Trumpet: Gudrun Freudenreich Viola: Jennifer Perry Violin: Heather Filliez Crews
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Company Leadership
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The Executive Committee of the Board of Directors
President: Kelly Schweda Producer: Jason Myatt Vice-President: Rob Clarksen Secretary/Treasurer: Sarah Herrman Public Relations Director: Kimberly Paré The General Committee of the Board of Directors Alumni Relations Chair: Gwen Weyenberg Social Chair: Chad Rathsack Bylaw Chair: Kelly Schweda Fundraising Co-Chairs: Sarah Herrman and Kelly Schweda Education Chair: Ryan Clarksen |
Directing Staff
General Director: Ryan Clarksen Musical Director: Craig Ernst Choral Director: Justin Miller Choreographer: Kimberly Paré Technical Director: Nathan Nolte Production Council Stage Manager: Erin Chupita Assistant Stage Manager: Jason Myatt Scenic Designers: Ryan Clarksen, Jason Myatt and Nathan Nolte Master Carpenter: Nathan Nolte Art Designer: Ryan Clarksen Costume Designer: Kimberly Paré and Kelly Schweda Makeup Designer: Ryan Clarksen Lighting Designer: Matt Richardson Sound Designer: Matt Richardson Props Master: Wynn Douglas |
Musical Numbers
"The Prince is Giving a Ball".....................................................................Herald & Townspeople
"In My Own Little Corner".............................................................................................Cinderella
"Your Majesties"............................................................................Chef, Steward, King & Queen
"Boys and Girls Like You and Me".........................................................................King & Queen
"In My Own Little Corner (reprise) into Fol-De-Rol"...............................Cinderella & Godmother
"Impossible"...........................................................................................Cinderella & Godmother
"It's Possible".........................................................................................Cinderella & Godmother
"Ten Minutes Ago"..........................................................................................Prince & Cinderella
"Stepsisters' Lament"................................................................................................Joy & Portia
"Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful".....................................................Prince & Cinderella
"When You're Driving Through the Moonlight"...................Cinderella, Stepmother, Joy & Portia
"A Lovely Night".................................................................Cinderella, Stepmother, Joy & Portia
"Do I Love You" (Reprise)...................................................................................Prince & Queen
"Finale - The Wedding"..........................................................................................The Company
"In My Own Little Corner".............................................................................................Cinderella
"Your Majesties"............................................................................Chef, Steward, King & Queen
"Boys and Girls Like You and Me".........................................................................King & Queen
"In My Own Little Corner (reprise) into Fol-De-Rol"...............................Cinderella & Godmother
"Impossible"...........................................................................................Cinderella & Godmother
"It's Possible".........................................................................................Cinderella & Godmother
"Ten Minutes Ago"..........................................................................................Prince & Cinderella
"Stepsisters' Lament"................................................................................................Joy & Portia
"Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful".....................................................Prince & Cinderella
"When You're Driving Through the Moonlight"...................Cinderella, Stepmother, Joy & Portia
"A Lovely Night".................................................................Cinderella, Stepmother, Joy & Portia
"Do I Love You" (Reprise)...................................................................................Prince & Queen
"Finale - The Wedding"..........................................................................................The Company
Program Notes
Producer's Note from the program
Tonight is a very special night as the curtain opens on out thirtieth season. Quincers both young and old are returning to help us celebrate the event this weekend. It is a chance for us all to look back at the magic of Quince and how it has touched our lives.
Quince is no ordinary theatre company. It's dedication to providing unique opportunities to young people in all aspects of the theatre is unparalleled. It provides young people not only the chance to sink their teeth into performing, but the technical and business aspects of the theatre as well.
It also creates life long friends. Many of us met our best and dearest friends through Quince. Mounting a full scale production is the ultimate bonding experience. I for one would be a lesser man without the friendships and knowledge that Quince has brought to my life. It has shaped me as a person and touched my life and relationships profoundly, both on and off the stage.
And I know I'm not alone. Quincers marry other Quincers. Quincers bring in their friends and family. Quincers make Peter Quince their own.
So tonight, as the curtain opens and the lights go up, remember that there is more to Quince than a simple theatre company. It is a state of mind; a way of life.
So as the current generation of Quincers exits and we pass on a dream to the newest Quincers. A dream of discovery, of learning, and of personal exploration. We can only hope that Quince will mean as much to them as it has to us.
Thank you all for coming and Godspeed to all Quincers, past present and future.
Jason Myatt
Producer
Director's Note from the program
Good evening and welcome to tonight's performance of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella.
Taking a significant position with the company requires a big decision, but adding in the fact that this is our thirtieth season adds a considerable amount of extra pressure. Not only do you have the entire company looking on to see how things go and the audiences paying to see things go well, you also have the alumni waiting to see if the tradition of quality shows will be continuing in the hands of the next "Quince generation."
I'd be willing to bet that most of the alumni in the audience tonight recognize very few members in the cast from their Quince years. Such is the case with this organization. When experienced people "retire", their spaces must be filled. In this way, the cycle continues as people with the next most experience fill those voids, moving right up the line. Knowing a large group will not return worries those who are returning. That is, until auditions. Then you are reminded that life goes on and so does Peter Quince.
I believe all that is left is to thank too many people. After thirty years, the list gets rather long. Thanks especially to the new, veteran, and retired Quincers. We wouldn't be here without the effort you all put in. Thank you to our Corporate Sponsors, Advertisers, Sponsors and Patrons who help make future shows possible. And finally, thanks to the ticket-buying public. We hope that you walk away from this and every show we do feeling that the money you spent to see us was a worthwhile investment.
So please sit back and watch the tradition continue.
Ryan L. Clarksen
General Director
Tonight is a very special night as the curtain opens on out thirtieth season. Quincers both young and old are returning to help us celebrate the event this weekend. It is a chance for us all to look back at the magic of Quince and how it has touched our lives.
Quince is no ordinary theatre company. It's dedication to providing unique opportunities to young people in all aspects of the theatre is unparalleled. It provides young people not only the chance to sink their teeth into performing, but the technical and business aspects of the theatre as well.
It also creates life long friends. Many of us met our best and dearest friends through Quince. Mounting a full scale production is the ultimate bonding experience. I for one would be a lesser man without the friendships and knowledge that Quince has brought to my life. It has shaped me as a person and touched my life and relationships profoundly, both on and off the stage.
And I know I'm not alone. Quincers marry other Quincers. Quincers bring in their friends and family. Quincers make Peter Quince their own.
So tonight, as the curtain opens and the lights go up, remember that there is more to Quince than a simple theatre company. It is a state of mind; a way of life.
So as the current generation of Quincers exits and we pass on a dream to the newest Quincers. A dream of discovery, of learning, and of personal exploration. We can only hope that Quince will mean as much to them as it has to us.
Thank you all for coming and Godspeed to all Quincers, past present and future.
Jason Myatt
Producer
Director's Note from the program
Good evening and welcome to tonight's performance of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella.
Taking a significant position with the company requires a big decision, but adding in the fact that this is our thirtieth season adds a considerable amount of extra pressure. Not only do you have the entire company looking on to see how things go and the audiences paying to see things go well, you also have the alumni waiting to see if the tradition of quality shows will be continuing in the hands of the next "Quince generation."
I'd be willing to bet that most of the alumni in the audience tonight recognize very few members in the cast from their Quince years. Such is the case with this organization. When experienced people "retire", their spaces must be filled. In this way, the cycle continues as people with the next most experience fill those voids, moving right up the line. Knowing a large group will not return worries those who are returning. That is, until auditions. Then you are reminded that life goes on and so does Peter Quince.
I believe all that is left is to thank too many people. After thirty years, the list gets rather long. Thanks especially to the new, veteran, and retired Quincers. We wouldn't be here without the effort you all put in. Thank you to our Corporate Sponsors, Advertisers, Sponsors and Patrons who help make future shows possible. And finally, thanks to the ticket-buying public. We hope that you walk away from this and every show we do feeling that the money you spent to see us was a worthwhile investment.
So please sit back and watch the tradition continue.
Ryan L. Clarksen
General Director