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PIT OCHESTRA: |
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Ren McCormack: Noah Babich
Ethel McCormack: Michelle Sheahan Reverend Shaw Moore: Austin Larson Vi Moore: Siena Schoepp Ariel Moore: Olivia Lutterman Lulu Warnicker: Katherine Ackley* Wes Warnicker/Lyle: Joey Simmons Coach Roger Dunbar/ Garvin: Bryce Howe Eleanor Dunbar: Carlye Burk* Rusty: Riley Seib Urleen: Jessica Iannitello* Wendy Jo: Julie Rohrer Chuck Cranston: Max Schoepp Travis/Cowboy Bob: Henry Rotter Willard Hewitt: Adam Carlson Betty Blast: Gabrielle Damian* Principle Clark: Lindsey Buss Jeter: Jake Puestow Bickle: Ian Zabel ENSEMBLE: Addison Fowler**, Tabitha O'Toole**, Maya Pagel**, Winona Grossman**, Kiarah Treptow-Robinson**, Allyson Stokes**, Nylene Zabel*, Emily Schaller, Samantha Krueger, Hanna Lackershire, Vanessa Stalvey, Jenna Schamburek, Audra Hampton-Gregory*, LeAnne LaFond*** * = Band Member ** = Featured Dancer *** = Alumni |
Conductor: Ethan Christiansen
Keyboards: Chris Walaszek & Talia Musial Bass: Adam Opperman Winds: Rhonda Valenzuala Guitar 1: Travis Miller Guitar 2: Abbey Barnett Drums: Dylan Johnston Percussion 2: Alli Slowiak |
COMPANY LEADERSHIP :
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The Executive Committee of the Board of Directors:
Presidents: Elizabeth Schoepp & Gabrielle Damian Vice President: Olivia Lutterman Public Relations: Henry Rotter & Olivia Lutterman Secretary/ Treasurer: Austin Larson Producers: Lindsey Buss & Drake Hansen General Director: Elizabeth Schoepp The General Committee of the Board of Directors: Alumni Relations: Hanna Lackershire & Stephanie Watkins Fundraising: Austin Larson & Hanna Lackershire Internet Chair: Emily Schaller Historians: Carlye Burk and Drake Hansen Bylaw Chairs: Emily Schaller & Hanna Lackershire Education Chairs: Elizabeth Schoepp & Carlye Burk Social Chair: Emily Schaller |
Directing Staff:
General Director: Elizabeth Schoepp Choral Director: Olivia Lutterman Choreographer: Julie Rohrer Technical Director: Michelle Sheahan Pit Director: Ethan Christiansen Production Council: Set Designers: Elizabeth Schoepp & Michelle Sheahan Master Carpenter: Michelle Sheahan Sound Designer: Michelle Sheahan Lighting Designer: Jake Jaquart Props Masters: Henry Rotter & Bryce Howe Costume Designer: Emily Schaller Art Designers: Riley Seib & Gabrielle Damian Makeup/Hair Designers: Hanna Lackershire & Elizabeth Schoepp Assisted By: Olivia Lutterman Stage Manager: Stephanie Watkins Assistant Stage Managers: Elizabeth Hoffman & Drake Hansen |
Show Order and Musical Numbers :
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ACT ONE:
1: The City of Chicago " Footloose" - Rusty, Wendy Jo, Urleen, and the Company The Town of Bomont " On Any Sunday" - Rev. Shaw Moore, Ren McCormack, Ethel McCormack, and the Company 2: The Churchyard 3: Behind a Gas Station "Girl Gets Around" - Chuck Cranston, Ariel Moore, Travis, Lyle "After Girl" - Chuck, Travis, Lyle 4: High School Hallway " I Can't Stand Still" - Ren McCormack " Somebody's Eyes" - Rusty, Urleen, Wendy Jo, and the Company 5: The Moore Home " Learning to be Silent" - Vi Moore, Ethel McCormack, Ariel Moore 6: The Burger Blast " Holding out for a Hero" - Ariel, Rusty, Urleen, Wendy Jo 7: The Plains of Bomont " Scene Change: Everybodys Eyes" - Rusty, Urleen, Wendy Jo 8: The Moore Home "Somebody's Eyes Reprise" - Rusty, Urleen, Wendy Jo, Chuck, Travis, Lyle " Heaven Help Me" - Rev. Shaw Moore 9: High School Gym " I'm Free/ Heaven Helps the Man" - Ren, Rev. Shaw, and the Company |
ACT TWO:
1: The Bar-B-Que " Still Rockin" - Cowboy Bob and his Band " Lets's hear it for the Boy" - Rusty and the Female Company 2: The Moore Home "Can You Find it in your Heart" - Vi Moore 3: The Junk Yard " Dancing is not a Crime" - Ren McCormack " Mama Says" - Willard, Bickle, Jeter, Garvin, Ren " Mama Says Encore" - Willard, Bickle, Jeter, Garvin 4: The Train Bridge " Almost Paradise - Ren, Ariel 5: The Town Hall 6: The Moore Home " Heaven Help me Reprise" - Rev Shaw Moore 7: The Church " After Heaven Reprise" - Rev Shaw Moore, The Choir 8: The Churchyard " Can you Find it in your Heart Reprise" - Rev. Shaw Moore Footloose Finale - COMPANY |
PROGRAM NOTES:
A Letter from your Director:
"Welcome To Bomont!"
I have been involved in theater since I was eleven, either performing or helping backstage on over twenty productions with five theatrical companies. I made my directing debut in Treehouse Theater's 2015 production of " Magic Treehouse: A Knight at Dawn KIDS". I've helped assistant direct four shows and my most recent directing endeavor was " The Little Mermaid JR". "Footloose" is the first full length and live pit musical I have directed and I've had fun with the challenges and expectations that came with this show.
Just shy of a year ago, I was elected by the company to serve as Director for 2018. I have striven to serve this company and use my talents to grow and strengthen it. But, what I am truly proud of is this cast. They have worked extremely hard on this show, giving their absolute everything in each rehearsal. Some of our actors play multiple characters, a task that is often challenging, but they have navigated it with ease and poise. I am excited to finally share with an audience what this cast's hard work has produced. I must thank my amazing directing and production staff, because without each and every one of their efforts, this show would not exist. My producers, Lindsey, and Drake, were absolutely amazing this summer by attending to all t he finer details and loose ends that come with producing a musical. My music director, Olivia, my choreographer, Julie, worked unceasingly to put together the finished product you will see today. My tech director, Michelle, was invaluable to this production, using the magic of the theatrical " Yes, and" whenever I needed something done. My pit director, Ethan, was essential in bringing our cast and pit together to form a coherent sound and for that, I am forever grateful. To all of these, and every person who helped with any and every aspect of this show: Thank You. You are what keeps the dream alive.
Please enjoy Peter Quince Performing Company's rendition of "Footloose"!
Elizabeth Schoepp
"Welcome To Bomont!"
I have been involved in theater since I was eleven, either performing or helping backstage on over twenty productions with five theatrical companies. I made my directing debut in Treehouse Theater's 2015 production of " Magic Treehouse: A Knight at Dawn KIDS". I've helped assistant direct four shows and my most recent directing endeavor was " The Little Mermaid JR". "Footloose" is the first full length and live pit musical I have directed and I've had fun with the challenges and expectations that came with this show.
Just shy of a year ago, I was elected by the company to serve as Director for 2018. I have striven to serve this company and use my talents to grow and strengthen it. But, what I am truly proud of is this cast. They have worked extremely hard on this show, giving their absolute everything in each rehearsal. Some of our actors play multiple characters, a task that is often challenging, but they have navigated it with ease and poise. I am excited to finally share with an audience what this cast's hard work has produced. I must thank my amazing directing and production staff, because without each and every one of their efforts, this show would not exist. My producers, Lindsey, and Drake, were absolutely amazing this summer by attending to all t he finer details and loose ends that come with producing a musical. My music director, Olivia, my choreographer, Julie, worked unceasingly to put together the finished product you will see today. My tech director, Michelle, was invaluable to this production, using the magic of the theatrical " Yes, and" whenever I needed something done. My pit director, Ethan, was essential in bringing our cast and pit together to form a coherent sound and for that, I am forever grateful. To all of these, and every person who helped with any and every aspect of this show: Thank You. You are what keeps the dream alive.
Please enjoy Peter Quince Performing Company's rendition of "Footloose"!
Elizabeth Schoepp