Cast

Narrator 1
Narrator 2
Joseph
Jacob
Potiphar
Potiphar's Wife
Baker
Butler
Pharaoh
Joseph's Brothers:
Reuben
Simeon
Levi
Judah
Dan
Naphtali
Gad
Asher
Issachar
Zebulun
​Benjamin
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Featured Dancers


​Children's Ensemble

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Ensemble
Potiphar's Servants

Amellia Fowler
Sydney Rabas
Carson Wainwright
Evrette Fessler
Denzel Estrella
Kiarah Treptow-Robinson
Karter Mueller
Kateri Estrella
Cody Smogoleski

Jack Hyde
Timothy Wilson
Cody Smogoleski
Jorge Capetillo
Grace Knutson
Alekzander Estrella
Karl Tess
Karter Mueller
Spencer Treptow-Robinson
Christopher Iannitello
Gratian Garcia

Teresa Iannitello, Jenna Schamburek, Mackenzi Stokes, Kiarah Treptow-Robinson, Katherine Vadney
Matthew Ehmke Zimmer, Lillian Garrington, Reagan Konitzer, Miley Schamburek
Theo Forster, Vanessa Stalvey
Matthew Ehmke Zimmer, Theo Forster, Lillian Garrington, Vanessa Stalvey

Pit

Conductor
Flute, Piccolo, Percussion
Clarinet, Alto Sax, Percussion
Oboe, English Horn, Percussion
​Piano
​Keyboard
Bass Guitar
Guitar
​Drumset

Rori Beatty
Taylor Vega
Mariah Schuh
Abbey Barnett
​Matthew Minehan
​Atlas Gregory
Joe Beasley
Jake Puestow
​Thea Quick

Crew

Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Sound Op
Light Op

Stage Crew

Chloe Wood
Quintella Groothoff
Nolan Winter, Jacob Kanzenbach
Roxy Ortiz, Lizzie Boss, Aspen Flores
Autumn McCool

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Company Leadership

The Executive Committee of the Board of Directors
President: Grace Knutson and Red Moser
Vice President: Sam Czekala and Atlas Gregory
Secretary-Treasurer: Christopher Iannitello
Public Relations Director: Christopher Iannitello and Red Moser
Producer: Ash Stokes

The General Committee of the Board of Directors
Alumni Relations: Noah Verhasselt
Fundraising: Grace Knutson and Red Moser
Internet: Christopher Iannitello
History: Sam Czekala
Bylaw: Noah Verhasselt
Education: Noah Verhasselt
Social Activities: Vanessa Stalvey and Timothy Wilson

Directing Staff
General Director: May Heili
Musical Director: Rori Beatty
Choral Director: Marley Hansen
Technical Director: Noah Verhasselt
Choreographer: Sophie Kraynek

​Production Council
Stage Manager: Chloe Wood
Assistant Stage Manager: Quintella Groothoff
Costume Designer: Brooke Hess
Hair/Makeup Designer: Morgan Wiesner
Set Designer: Noah Verhasselt
Props Master: Karter Mueller and Sydney Rabas
Lighting Designer: Noah Verhasselt
Sound Designer: Nolan Winter
    Assistant: Jacob Kanzenbach
Projection Designer: May Heili
Master Carpenter: Noah Verhasselt
Head Scenic Painters: Addison Fowler and Amellia Fowler

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Musical Numbers

Act 1
"Prologue/Any Dream Will Do"
"Jacob and Sons/Joseph's Coat"
"Joseph's Dreams"
"Poor, Poor Joseph"
"One More Angel in Heaven"
"Journey to Egypt"
"Potiphar"
"Close Every Door"
"Go, Go, Go Joseph"
"Go, Go, Go Joseph Reprise"

Act 2
"Entr'acte"
"A Pharaoh's Story"
"Poor, Poor Pharaoh/Song of the King"
"Song of the King Reprise"
"Pharaoh's Dream Explained"
"Stone the Crows"
"Those Canaan Days"
"The Brothers Come to Egypt'/Grovel, Grovel"
"Who's the Thief?"
"Benjamin Calypso"
"Joseph All the Time"
"Jacob in Egypt"
​"Any Dream Will Do/Finale"
"Close Every Door Reprise"
​"Megamix"

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Program Notes

A letter from the Producer

Ladies, Gentlemen, lovers of the arts, it is an honor and a privilege to welcome you here tonight.
This Season as Producer might just be the most interesting of my Quince experiences. As a producer, you oversee everything. You keep track of what everyone is doing, solve everyone's problems, make sure everyone is on task and basically act as three separate people at times. After this experience, I certainly have an increased appreciation for all the work people do behind the scenes that actors ever really get to see. Now, to say that I never got frustrated or overwhelmed would be a bold-faced lie; but to say I wasn't constantly learning throughout every step of the process would be a bigger one.
​Being on staff for Quince has taught me many things over the years: how to write up a budget, the importance of reading things all the way through, and the amount of effort it takes to get 30 teenagers to be quiet for longer than 5 minutes. Most importantly, Quince has taught me the significance of collaboration. Everything you see here today results from countless hours of work from an army of people coming together, who all bring something different to the table, Choreographer Sophie somehow always has enough energy to power a small village. Choral Director Marley is excellent at advocating for our actors' vocal health. Pit Director Rori, whose job I could absolutely never do, makes sure her pit feels heard and supported at all times, Technical Director Noah always brings the, "No worries, we got this" attitude when the reset of us are overwhelmed. And of course, our amazing General Director, May, brought everyone together to create this work of art making sure to check in on our mental health every step of the way.
The list of people who made this summer possible goes on and on: Stage crew, tech crew, hair and makeup, costumes, props, and of course or lovely pit and cast. Quince would not exist without all of these people coming together year after year to take on new challenges together. As Jennifer Brodtke wrote, "To everyone who believes I give you the utmost credit; for all those who dare to Dream, there is Quince". Quince is a beautiful dream that has lived on for 56 years thanks to generations of grit and determination to, "keep the dream alive!". I was lucky enough to see Quince at 50 years old and I can only hope to be able to see it at 100.
One final message to all future Quincers who might look back on this program one day: When people try to bring you down or diminish your worth, don't let them. Only you hold the power to forger your own future. So stand tall, keep your head up high, and never stop dreaming!
Yours in Quince,
​Ash Stokes