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Friday, May 30, from 6 to 9 p.m., Colina Auditorium
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Award winners:
Most Outstanding Drama Student of the Year: Courtney Allen, Zak Shellabarger
Dramatic Excellence for Outstanding Achievement: Katrina Brewer, Stephanie Caranica, Courtney Allen, Zak Shellabarger
Best Actor: Will Saksa, Zak Shellabarger, Stephanie Caranica, Courtney Bartlett
Most Inspirational: Jonathan Christie, Tasha Campbell
Most Improved: Savannah Okada, Samantha Bard, Austin Schultz
Director's Award: Bennett Ryle, Bijan Saremi, Ethan Arlt, Summer Grubaugh
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Friday, April 11: Individual downloadable photos
Friday, April 18: Individual downloadable photos
Colina Director: DeDe Burke, Drama Teacher
April 11, 2008, at 7:30 p.m.; April 12, 2008, at 2:00 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 17 & Friday, April 18, 2008, at 7:30 p.m.
Colina Auditorium, Tickets $5.00
Tickets will be sold at the door on show days/times.
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Thursday, April 17, School Day Performance for elementary schools, at Colina, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; call time 8:00 a.m.
Thursday, April 17, 7:30-9:30 p.m., call time 5:30 p.m.
Friday, April 18, 7:30-9:30 p.m., call time 5:30 p.m.
| Role | Cast 1 | Cast 2 |
| Oberon | Matt patterson | Teddy Handleman |
| Titania | Amy Pedegana | Courtney Allen (understudy: Valerie Lee) |
| Philostrate | Nadia Beutel | Lilli Babb |
| Theseus | Kevin Yu | Jonathan Christie |
| Hippolyta | Jensen McLeod | Alissa Ross Summer Grubaugh |
| Hermia | Katrina Brewer | Natalie Henry |
| Helena | Alissa Ross Summer Grubaugh |
Samantha Bard |
| Egeus | Joey Pasche | Bennett Ryle |
| Demetrius | Jonathan Christie | Emile Nelson |
| Lysander | Zak Shellabarger | Bijan Saremi |
| Quince | Ethan Arlt | Stephanie Caranica |
| Bottom | Will Saksa | Zak Shellabarger |
| Flute | John Loprieno | Will Saksa |
| Snug (Lion) | Austin Shultz | Ben Schiff |
| Snout | Owen Neary | Dylan Roberts |
| Puck | Brett Hagy | Courtney Bartlett |
| Cobweb | Tasha Campbell | Dani Gilbert |
| Mustardseed | Erin Roughan | Ruby Gibson |
| Moth | Valerie Lee | Whitney Walsh |
| Peaseblossom | Alyssa Kyzer | Lexi Sloan |
| 1st Fairy | Whitney Walsh | Savanah Okada (under: Tasha Campbell) |
by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, performed by permission of Dramatist Play Service, Inc.
Colina Director: DeDe Burke, Drama Teacher
This heartwarming play shows the importance of family and the acceptance of differences when it really matters.
Friday, Dec. 14, 2007, at 7:00 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 15, at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Colina Auditorium, Tickets $5.00
Tickets will be sold at the door on show days/times.
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Large downloadable pix: Rehearsal Friday evening performance Saturday evening performance 1 Saturday evening performance 2 |
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| Role | Cast 1 | Cast 2 | Cast 3 |
| Penny | Lexi Sloan | Lexi Sloan | Meagan Chew |
| Paul | Zak Shellabarger | Teddy Handleman | Zak Shellabarger |
| Essie | Tasha Campbell | Natalie Henry | Lilli Babb |
| Ed | Matt Patterson | Ethan Arlt | Matt Patterson |
| Granpa | Owen Neary | Jake Mellman | Owen Neary |
| Rheba | Savannah Okada | Erin Roughan | Nadia Beutel |
| Donald | Bijan Saremi | Brett Hagy | Brett Hagy |
| Alice | Stephanie Caranica | Auria Williams | Alissa Ross |
| Tony | Will Waksa | Emile Nelson | Jonathan Christie |
| G-Man 1 | Ethan Arlt | Autin Schultz | John Loprieno |
| G-Man 2 | John Loprieno | John Loprieno | Joey Pasche |
| G-Man 3 | Dylan Roberts | Ben Schiff | Austin Schultz |
| Henderson | Andew Waller | Joey Pasche | Andrew Waller |
| Mrs. Kirby | Courtney Allen | Dani Gilbert | Amy Pedegana |
| Mr. Kirby | Jonathan Christie | Bennett Ryle | Bennett Ryle |
| Gay Wellington | Ruby Gibson | Valerie Lee | Katrina Brewer |
| Grand Duchess Olga | Courtney Bartlett | Jensen McLeod | Stephanie Caranica |
| Mr. Depinna | Ben Schiff | Dylan Roberts | Teddy Handleman |
| B. Kolenkov | Emile Nelson | Will Saksa | Emile Nelson |
Director: Mrs. DeDe Burke
Assistant Director: Samantha Bard
2nd Assistant Directors: Courtney Allen, Katrina Brewer
Stage Managers: Summer Grubaugh, Tauni Harvey, Alyssa Kyzer
Property Mistress: Whitney Walsh
Set: John Burke
Make-up: Ms. Cameron Waters
Costumes: Mrs. Barbara Mazeika
Sound: Mr. Geoff Patterson, Kevin Yu, Zak Shellabarger, Jake Mellman
Lights: Stephanie Caranica, Brett Hagy, Matt Patterson, Will Saksa, Bjan Saremi, Bennett Ryle
Special Cover Picture for Program and Posters: Courtney Bartlett
Assistant Director: Samantha Bard
2nd Assistant Directors: Courtney Allen, Katrina Brewer
Stage Managers: Summer Grubaugh, Tauni Harvey, Alyssa Kyzer
Property Mistress: Whitney Walsh
Set: John Burke
Make-up: Ms. Cameron Waters
Costumes: Mrs. Barbara Mazeika
Sound: Mr. Geoff Patterson, Kevin Yu, Zak Shellabarger, Jake Mellman
Lights: Stephanie Caranica, Brett Hagy, Matt Patterson, Will Saksa, Bjan Saremi, Bennett Ryle
Special Cover Picture for Program and Posters: Courtney Bartlett
Mr. John Burke, for his incredible ability as a "jack of all trades," to build any set and to create any special effect with the limited resources of metal staging (risers) and a school cafeteria, and for his continued support of our program, and for everything else he does for us.
Mrs. Barbara Mazeika, for the many hours of help and for her skills in costuming any century that we aspire to produce and for her amazing skills with the camera and video camera to create beautiful memories for us. She is an amazing asset and true friend who gives many hours keeping us looking great. We love you!
Mr. Geoff Patterson, for his expertise with sound mixing, the great sound effects, his professional touch, and the many hours he spent making us sound terrific!
Mrs. Daria Saremi, for the headshots, photo processing, water, and snacks regularly provided to keep us healthy and prevent our stomachs from growling, so Mr. Patterson could get accurate sound reads.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross, for the rehearsal photos (including shooting pictures in the dark during the power outage) and the support on the work day.
Mr. David Christie, Ben Christie, Mr. John Ryle, Mrs. Susan Wolfe and Mrs. Jane Gibson, for all the help building, sewing, painting, hanging lights, and procuring props.
Mrs. Lorette Henry, for organizing our parents to help with sales and fundraising for our performances.
Joe Mazeika, Elizabeth Mazeika, and Mr. Jim Mazeika for all your support and help with the miscellaneous "stuff" and the videography.
Mrs. Beth Glasner, for the loan of the much sought-after hat rack.
Mrs. Monica Kern, for her support in making fliers and posters and organizing our food/water sales and the green room help. You're fantastic!
Mr. Waters, Mr. Frank, Mrs. Hogan and the Colina family and faculty, for always supporting our endeavors and helping us have great audiences.
Mr. Kane, for being our best audience member and for the great website support and the wonderful pictures he takes to provide other wonderful memories.
Mrs. Barbara Mazeika, for the many hours of help and for her skills in costuming any century that we aspire to produce and for her amazing skills with the camera and video camera to create beautiful memories for us. She is an amazing asset and true friend who gives many hours keeping us looking great. We love you!
Mr. Geoff Patterson, for his expertise with sound mixing, the great sound effects, his professional touch, and the many hours he spent making us sound terrific!
Mrs. Daria Saremi, for the headshots, photo processing, water, and snacks regularly provided to keep us healthy and prevent our stomachs from growling, so Mr. Patterson could get accurate sound reads.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross, for the rehearsal photos (including shooting pictures in the dark during the power outage) and the support on the work day.
Mr. David Christie, Ben Christie, Mr. John Ryle, Mrs. Susan Wolfe and Mrs. Jane Gibson, for all the help building, sewing, painting, hanging lights, and procuring props.
Mrs. Lorette Henry, for organizing our parents to help with sales and fundraising for our performances.
Joe Mazeika, Elizabeth Mazeika, and Mr. Jim Mazeika for all your support and help with the miscellaneous "stuff" and the videography.
Mrs. Beth Glasner, for the loan of the much sought-after hat rack.
Mrs. Monica Kern, for her support in making fliers and posters and organizing our food/water sales and the green room help. You're fantastic!
Mr. Waters, Mr. Frank, Mrs. Hogan and the Colina family and faculty, for always supporting our endeavors and helping us have great audiences.
Mr. Kane, for being our best audience member and for the great website support and the wonderful pictures he takes to provide other wonderful memories.
Synopsis
Meet the Vanderhof family! Martin Vanderhof (Grandpa) is the salty and philosophical patriarch who made his peace with the world, if not the Internal Revenue Service, long ago. His daughter, Penelope Sycamer, is a cheerful and unpublished playwright who is married to Paul, who manufactures firewroks in the cellar. They have two daughters, Alice, a Wall Street Journal secretary, and Essie Carmichael, an optimistic and inept ballerina, who is married to Ed, who has a passion for printing and for playing the xylophone. tony Kirby enters into this whirlwind of activity as Alice's boyfriend and the son of her boss, who is the epitome of success in the business world. Tony loves Alice in spite of the craziness in her family home. Alice, on the other hand, is mortified by what happens when she brings Tony to the house. Despite the differences between the two families, Alice and Tony are soon engaged, and with the help of her family plan a dinner party for Tony's parents--at the Vanderhof hom. The family assures Alice that they will be on their best behavior, and the night is set. Interestingly enough, Tony arrives with his parents unexpectedly a day early! And the Vanderhof tribe, rather than being on their best behavior are at their unplanned and hilarious worst. The Kirbys, straight-laced and predictable, are appalled at the wild, unorthodox Vanderhofs. The Kirbys are set against the proposed marriage of Tony and Alice even at Tony's instistence that he still wants to marry Alice. With the help of Grandpa Vanderhof's philosophical wisdom, Mr. Kirby and Tony are reconciled about what is really important.
You Can't Take It With You first opened on Dec. 14, 1936 in the Booth Theatre in New York City. Awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1936, this comedy ran 837 performances on Broadway. Playwrights George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart sold the film rights to Columbia Pictures for a record-setting amound, and the 1938 film won an Academy Award for Best Picture. You Can't Take It With You has become an American classic, regularly produced by high school, colleges, and community theaters around the country. Successful Broadway revivals in 1965 and 1983 also attest to the play's timeless appeal.
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey
Used with permission by Samuel French, Inc.
June 1, 2007 and June 2, 2007, at 7:00 p.m., Colina Auditorium
Tickets $7.00 student and $10.00 Adults
Tickets will be sold at the door
Director - DeDe Burke, Drama Teacher
Assistant Director - Sonia Barrad
Director’s Support and Assistant - Monica Kern
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Cast
(in order of appearance)
Miss Lynch- Barbara Bessol, Jasmine Simms
Patty Simcox-Brittany Corey, Katrina Brewer
Eugene Florczyk- Jordan Digiovanni
Jan- Savannah Speerstra, (u.s.) Jennifer Moore
Marty- Samantha Wooton, Charlotte Gordon
Betty Rizzo- Sarah Zou, Gillian Miller
Doody- Joe Giessenger, Zak Shellabarger
Roger- Bijan Saremi, Andrew Waller
Kenickie- Dane Van Tamelen
Sonny La Tierri- Max Nutkiewicz, Jake Kaplan
Frenchy- Heather Dornblum, (u.s.) Savannah Okada
Sandy Dumbrowski- Courtney Allen
Danny Zuko- Nick Saremi
Vince Fontaine- Nicky Evans
Johnny Casino- Jake Mellman, Brendon Ghaderi
The Gamblers- Zack Skovald, Zak Shellabarger, Brendon Ghaderi, Jake Mellman
Cha-Cha DiGregorio- Paige Montes, (u.s.) Katrina Brewer
Teen Angel- Zack Skovald, (u.s.) Zak Shellabarger/Joe Giessinger
Cheerleaders- Samantha Bard, Amy Pedagana
Extra- David Moore, Jimmy Hopkins, Joey Rudin
Crew
Stage Crew- Emily Randall, Natasha Durel, Katelyn Elvin
Lights- Stephanie Caranica, Emily Beale
Sound- Taylor McLaughlin
Music Crew and Consultant - Kyle Burke, Adam Burke, Tommy Ballas, Chelsea Glassner, Courtney Allen, and Alice Garcia
Choreography- Kyle Burke, Tommy Ballas, Adam Burke, and others
Costuming Consultant- Barbara Mazeika, Beth Glassner, and Monica Kern
Sets and Car-John Burke
Thursday-Saturday, March 22-24, 2007
Thursday-Friday, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, 2:00 p.m. Colina auditorium
Admission: $7.00 adults, $5 students
Tickets will be sold at the door
Directed by Ms. Burke, Drama Teacher
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Come and enjoy the talent of Colina’s Drama class performing William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet on Thursday, March 22; Friday, March 23; and Saturday, March 24, 2007.
Cast:
Romeo-Dane VanTamelen
Juliet- Sonia Barrad and Katrina Brewer
Mercutio- Nick Saremi and Eric Langlois
Benvolio- Matt Sullivan
Tybalt – Caleb Williamson
Capulet- Nicky Evans
Lady Capulet- Alex Biston and Paige Montes
Nurse-Stephanie Caranica and Courtney Allen
Montague- Joe Giessenger
Lady Montague- Samantha Bard
This Shakespearean drama depicts the tragedy of two star-crossed lovers, Romeo, a Montague, and Juliet, a Capulet, who meet momentarily and fall in love in spite of the heated brawls and deep-rooted hatred of their two families. Their lives tumble into a quest to be together despite their families’ ancient grudge match. Without thinking of the consequences, they attempt to hide their feelings and secretly keep their marriage from friends and family with the help of trusted advisors, yet in their desperation they face the obstacles that lead to their untimely deaths.
Thursday, Dec. 7, 2006
7:30 p.m., Colina auditorium, Admission $3.00
Directed by Ms. Burke, Drama Teacher
Does Princess Petra finally realize her bratty ways? Will Luck Child escape the King’s evil plotting to kill him? Will Two-Eyes ever be able to please her malicious family? Come see the Brothers Grimm reveal their tales as the stage comes to life with fantastical characters. Tickets may be purchased for $3.00 at the door the night of the performance or from Dec. 4-6, 206, during lunch in Cougar Court.
Thurs-Fri, April 20-21, 2006
7:00 p.m., Colina auditorium, Admission $3.00
You are invited to see the Colina Drama class perform an adaptation of Shakespeare's Hamlet.
Directed by Ms. Burke, Drama Teacher
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Four of Shakespeare’s finest tragedies combined and adapted into a hilarious comedy spoof. The play opens with Antony and Cleopatra, the story of the notorious “Queen of the Nile” and her various romances. Next up is Macbeth, which charts the murders committed by the conniving Lady Macbeth and her husband. Next we present Richard III, which follows the many schemes of the villainous Richard III. Bringing up the rear is Hamlet, in which a young prince deals in some crazy ways with the murder of his father and seeks revenge.
Antony and Cleopatra
Cleopatra – Brittany Corey / Sarah Zou
Charmain - Whitney Schwalm
Iris – Chelsea Shen
Ptolemy – Dane Van Tamelen
Julius Cesar – Matt Sullivan
Mark Antony – Jeff Moore
Brutus – Dane Peterson
Cassius – Derek Smith
Soothsayer – Taylor Eply
Octavian – Max Nutkiewicz
Scribe - Nicole Scholey
Crocodile Hunter – Savannah Spearstra
Roman Mob / Senators – Blair Tramel, D.J. Grubaugh, Tiffany Loh, Heather Dornblum
Macbeth
1st Witch – Emilie Madison
2nd Witch – Emily Powell
3rd Witch – Nikki Hayes
Mac Beth – Shane Keller
Banquo – Derek Smith
Malcom – Max Mellman
Mac Duff – Dane Van Tamelen
Billy Mayes – Samantha Wooten
Messenger – Sonia Barrad
Child’s Voice – Paulina Pesquiera
Nerdy Voice – D.J. Grubaugh
Lady Mac Beth – Gabby Friedland / Brittany Corey
Richard III
Richard – Matt Sullivan
Old King – Max Mellman
Prince – Nick Saremi
Queen – Paulina Pesqueira
Woman – Samantha Wooten
Insult Comic – Sonia Barrad
Henry – Derek Smith
Toady – Allison Muench
Lady Anne – Jeanette Pasche / Tiffany Loh
Dead Husband – Dane Peterson
Little Princes – Max Nutkiewicz and Joe Geissinger
Elizabeth – Chelsea Shen
Chorus – Whitney Schwalm, Blair Tramel, Brittany Corey, Gabby Friedland
Hamlet
Hamlet – Joe Geissinger
Horatio – Jesse Hue
Grave Digger – Jeff Moore
Ophelia – Blair Tramel / Violet Nelson
Laertes – Dane Van Tamelen
Queen Gurtrude – Heather Dornblum / Allison Muench
Claudius – Derek Smith
Ghost of Father – Nick Saremi
Polonius – Dane Peterson
Fortinbras – Sonia Barrad
Chorus – Emily Powell, Brittany Corey, Taylor Eply, Samantha Wooten, Paulina Pesqueira
Staff
Assistant Directors - Antony and Cleopatra – Kate Henry
Macbeth – Hannah Englander
Richard III – Hannah Englander and Kate Henry
Hamlet – Max Avruch
Producer – Nickole Scholey
Stage Manager – Casey Levitt
Costumers – Tiffany Luptak, Emilie Maddison, Violette
Nelson, Abby Puczkowski
Props – Gillian Miller, Savannah Speerstra, Sarah Zou
Lights – D.J. Grubaugh
Sound – Josh Kaplan
Publicity – Gillian Miller, Jeanette Pasche
Sets – Chelsea Chen, Kristina Darrough, Nikki Hayes,
Gillian Miller, Jeanette Pasche, Paulina Pesqueira
Stage crew – Hannah Englander, Kate Henry,
Gillian Miller, Sarah Zou
7:00 p.m., Colina auditorium, Admission $3.00 for students, $5.00 all others
You are invited to see the Colina Drama class perform Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.
Directed by Ms. Burke, Drama Teacher
Individual Downloadable Pix
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Duke Orsino: Shane Keller
Viola (Cesario): Kate Henry
Sonya Barrad (understudy)
Olivia: Gillian Miller
Savannah Speerstra (understudy)
Maria: Hannah Englander/Emily Powell
Sir Toby Belch: D.J. Grubaugh
Malvolio: Joe Giessinger
Sebastian: Dane Van Tamelen/Max Avruch
Antonio: Jeff Moore/Matt Sullivan
Sea Captain: Max Nutkiewicz
Feste the Clown: Nickole Scholey/Jeanette Pasche
Fabian: Jesse Hu/Nikki Hayes
Curio: Brittany Corey
Valentine: Tiffany Loh
Sir Andrew Agucheek: Max Mellman/Josh Kaplan
1st Officer: Nick Saremi
2nd Officer: Taylor Epley
Servant: Emilie Maddison
Townspeople: Emilie Maddison, Allison Muench, & Heather Dorblum
Assistant Director: Sarah Zou
Producer: Paulina Pesqueira
Lights: Blair Tramel, Derek Smith, Dane Van Tamelen, Dane Peterson
Sound: Derek Smith, Dane Peterson
Costumes: Abby Puczkowski, Emilie Maddison, Tiffany Luptak, Violette Nelson
Set Designers: Chelsea Shen
Sets Crew and Backstage: Chelsea Shen, Tiffany Loh, Samantha Wooton, Gabrielle Friedland
Casey Levitt, Heather Dornblum, Kristina Darrough
Publicity: Jeanette Pasche, Whitney Schwalm, & Blair Tramel
Mrs. Powell: props
Mrs. Henry: water, ticket sales, and fundraising
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson: photocopying scripts
Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan: costumes and poster printing
Mrs. Maddison: costumes
Mr. and Mrs. Nutkiewicz: great cookies, classroom help, set painting, decorating, and videoing
Mrs. Barber: classroom help and set painting
Mrs. Karen Clarke: costumes
Mrs. Beth Glasner: costumes
Mrs. Karin Andreen: costumes
Mr. Jim Mazeika, Joe Mazeika (10th grader and former drama student as Sir Andrew Agucheek),
and Elizabeth Mazeika - dress rehearsal and performance help.
A Very Special Thank You and Recognition goes to Mrs. Barbara Mazeika, who not only provided and donated her incredible talents as a costumer, photographer, and teacher... but she also donated her energy, time, and skills helping the costumers learn how to properly organize a wardrobe, fit and size actors, and plot costumes for a show. Her instruction and insight were valuable tools for a lasting memory! Thank you!!!! Her friendship and help are greatly treasured by all!!!
7:00 p.m., Colina auditorium, Admission only $2 for Colina students, $3 all others
by William Shakespeare
Performed by Colina's Drama class
Directed by Ms. Burke, Drama Teacher
Downloadable individual pictures
Cast
Benedick, Jordan Stidham; Beatrice, Kayla Harris; Claudio, Josh Primas; Hero, Corinne Lauer, Sarah Powell, Casey Levitt; Leonato, Justin Rosenberg; Antonio Rafael Velazquez; Friar Frances, Ari Stidham; Don Pedro, Aaron Rudin; Don John, Alex Friedman; Borachio, Joey Hiott; Conrade, Max Mellman; Ursula, Melanie Ware, Hannah Englander; Margaret, Elise Loprieno, Lindsay MacLeod; Dogberry, Wesley Wong; Verges, Andrew Lin; 1st Watchman, Nikki Hayes; 2nd Watchman, Josh Kaplan; Sexton, Melanie Ware, Elise Loprieno; Balthasar, Gabriela Friedland; Boy/Messenger, Corinne Lauer; Colina Orchestra, Colina Choir.
Backstage & Crew
Director, Mrs. Burke; Assistand Director, Emily Powell; Costumes, Emilie Maddison, Hannah Englander, Casey Levitt; Stage Manager, Kate Henry; Sound, Shane Keller; Lights, Heather Riley, Julien Bonnefoi; Sets, Lauren Gregg; Crew, Paulina Pesqueira, Ally Hicks, Corey Prahl.
Special Thanks
Jeff Wallach, Consultant & Lighting; Mr. & Mrs. Stidham; Mrs. Levitt; Mr. & Mrs. Henry; Mrs. Frost; Mrs. Friedman; Mrs. Primas; Colina Staff.
7:00 p.m., Colina auditorium
by William Shakespeare
Performed by Colina's Drama class
Directed by Ms. Burke, Drama Teacher; Emily Powell, Assistant Director
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Petruchio, Rafael Velazquez
Katherine, Lindsay MacLeod / Kate Henry
Bianca, Sarah Powell / Elise Loprieno
Baptista, Ari Stidham
Lucentio, Shane Keller
Hortensio, Julien Bonnefoi / Andrew Lin
Gremio, Max Mellman
Tranio, Josh Kaplan
Grumio, Alex Friedman
Curtis, Heather Riley
Nathaniel, Emily Powell
Phillip, Ally Hicks
Joseph, Paulia Pesqueira
Nicholas, Nikki Hayes
Widow, Corinne Lauer / Gaby Friedland
Tailor, Emilie Maddison
Haberdasher, Hannah Englander
Servant, Ally Hicks / Lindsay MacLeod / Melanie Ware
Very Old Man, Jordan Stidham
Sets, Lauren Gregg & the Crew
Costumes, Emilie Maddison / Hannah Englander / Casey Levitt
Sound, Aaron Rudin / Joey Hiott
Lights, Sarah Powell / Elise Loprieno
Spotlight, Kayla Harris
Program, Julien Bonnefoi
Special Thanks to: Jeff Wallach, Helen Frost, Debbie Levitt, Janie Friedman, Karina Primas, Tim Harris, Laurette Henry, All Parents and Support, Colina Faculty, Mr. Waters, Tisha Hiott
Dec. 14 performance is at 7:00 p.m., Colina auditorium
by William Shakespeare
Performed by Colina's Drama class
Directed by Ms. Burke, Drama Teacher
.Flier by Michael-Shane Grabianowski
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Slides by Michael-Shane Grabianowski and Justin Rosenberg |
Slides by Mr. Kane |
Performed by Colina's Drama class
Directed by Ms. Burke, Drama Teacher
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2. Ichabod dines with the Van Houtens
3. As a newly employed teacher, he meets his class
4. the ladies choir rehearsal takes place
5. The Van Tessels host a party
6. Ichabod Crane has a very unexpected confrontation
by William Shakespeare
Performed by Colina's Drama class
Directed by: Ms. Burke
Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2003, Period 6
Wednesday, Dec. 17, 11 a.m.
and free for all families...
Wedneday, Dec. 17, at 7 p.m. in auditorium
Jennifer Bain
Julien Bonnefoi
Laurel Brewer
Zheng Cao
Emmar Carson
Caitlyn Christensen
Rachael Delgado
Erin Dixon
Alex Friedman
Karina Gardner
James Garofalo
Michael-Shane Grabianowski
Lauren Gregg
Kayla Harris
Michael Henahan
Ari Kaplan
Jessica Kuecks
James Lee
Andrew Lin
Shannon Luchs
Lindsay MacLeod
Darius Marvasti
Atousa Nainavaii
Jordan Pine
Sarah Powell
Josh Primas
Lynne Qiu
Austin Ramljak
Justin Rosenberg
Evan Sharpshair
Hannah Tobias
Rafael Velazquez
Melanie Ware
Wesley Wong