GDA Playbill - 42nd Street (Spring 2013) by Gonzaga College High School

Congratulations to Gonzaga College High School on your newly renovated Sheehy Theater from your partners at www.gbrarch.com

The Dramatic Association of Gonzaga College High School proudly presents Music by Harry Warren

Book by Michael Stewart and Mark Bramble

Lyrics by Al Dubbin

(Based on the novel “Forty-Second Street” by Bradford Ropes)

Produced

Direction

Mr. Paul Buckley ‘86 & Mrs. Meghan Goldsmith Mr. Allan L’Etoile ‘73

Musical Direction

Dr. John C. Warman ‘57

Technical Direction Mr. Matthew Duffy Ms. Mimi Cullari

Choreography Ms. JZ Zaeske

April 12, 13, 18 & 19, 2013 at 7:30 PM April 14, 2013 at 2:30 PM “42nd Street” is presented through special arrangement with Tams-Whitmark Music Library, Inc. All authorized performance materials are also supplied by Tams-Whitmark Music Library, Inc., 560 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022 tel. 212.688.2525 Baldwin is the Official Piano of the Sheehy Theater

The Gonzaga Mothersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; and Fathersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Clubs Congratulate

The Cast & Crew of

and The Gonzaga Dramatic Association on the exciting reopening of the Sheehy Theater and their fabulous production of this celebrated Broadway Musical Show. www.gonzagamothers.org

www.gonzagafathers.org

scenes and Musical nuMbers The musical takes place in 1933 in New York City and Philadelphia. Act I

Overture.....................................................................................Dr. John C. Warman ‘57 and Band Scene 1: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre, New York City “Audition”.....................................................................................................Andy Lee & Company “Young and Healthy”........................................................................Peggy Sawyer & Billy Lawlor “Shadow Waltz”.........................................................Dorothy Brock, Maggie Jones & Company Scene 2: The Gypsy Tea Kettle Restaurant “Go Into Your Dance”...................................................................................Maggie, Annie, Peggy, Phyllis, Gladys, Diane & Lorraine Scene 3: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre “You’re Getting To Be a Habit with Me”.........................................................Dorothy & Company Scene 4: Dorothy Brock’s Dressing Room Scene 5: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre “Getting Out of Town”........................................................Maggie, Bert, Pat, Abner & Company Scene 6: The Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia “Dames”.................................................................................................................Billy & Company “Keep Young and Beautiful”.......................................................................................Maggie & Bert “Dames (reprise)”................................................................................................................Company Scene 7: Regency Club & Dorothy Brock’s Hotel Suite “I Only Have Eyes For You”..................................................................................................Dorothy Scene 8: “Pretty Lady” Opening Night at the Arch Street Theatre “I Only Have Eyes For You (reprise)”............................................................................Billy & Girls “We’re in the Money”................................................................................Annie, Phyllis, Lorraine, Gladys, Ethel, Diane, Peggy, Billy & Company “42nd Street”...................................................................................................Dorothy & Company

Act II

Entr’Acte......................................................................................Dr. John C. Warman ‘57 & Band Scene 1: A Backstage Corridor at the Arch Street Theatre, 15 Minutes Later Scene 2: Dressing Rooms at the Arch Street Theatre “Sunny Side to Every Situation”........................................................................Annie & Company Scene 3: Backstage Corridor at the Arch Street Theatre Scene 4: Broad Street Station, Philadelphia “Lullabye of Broadway”..........................................................................Julian Marsh, Billy, Annie, Abner, Maggie & Company Scene 5: Stage of the 42nd Street Theatre, New York City “Montage”...................................................................................Julian, Andy, Peggy & Company Scene 6: Peggy’s Dressing Room “About a Quarter to Nine”....................................................................................Dorothy & Peggy Scene 7: The Opening Night of “Pretty Lady” Overture........................................................................................Dr. John C. Warman ‘57 & Band “Shuffle Off to Buffalo”........................................................................Bert, Annie, Maggie & Girls “42nd Street”.............................................................................................Peggy, Billy & Company “42nd Street (reprise)”................................................................................................................Julian

There Will Be One Fifteen Minute Intermission at the Conclusion of Act I

cast

Dorothy Brock.............................................................Colleen L’Etoile (Georgetown Visitation) Peggy Sawyer..................................................Gabriella Barbuto (Academy of the Holy Cross) Maggie Jones...................................................................................................Bridget Finnell (GV) Annie..............................................................................................................Daryn Robinson (GV) Phyllis........................................................................................................Madeline Maloney (GV) Lorraine........................................................................................................Taylor Branson (AHC) Gladys............................................................................Teresa Oliverio (St. Mary’s High School) Diane.....................................................................................................Mary Therese Snyder (GV) Ethel...............................................................................................................Abigail Kilcullen (GV) Julian Marsh................................................................................................................Jack Chandler Bert Barry....................................................................................................................Jacob Sweeney Billy Lawlor...............................................................................................................Clay Tondreau Andy Lee...............................................................................................................Brandon Johnson Mac.....................................................................................................................................JJ Mitchell Pat Denning........................................................................................................................Jack Joyce Abner Dillon..............................................................................................................Joey Hamilton Dance Captains.....................................Christopher McDonnell & Mary Therese Snyder (GV)

enseMble Players Ava Baker* (GV) Claudia Baker* (GV) Eliza Baker* (GV) Lexi Brennan* (GV) Harrison Brockwell* Madeline Brown* (AHC) Lauren Bruce* (GV) Reno Carlitti* Jack Caudle Brian Claeys* Julia Clarke* (GV) Joseph Cooney* Ryan Emerson* Stephanie Frazier* (Bishop Ireton) Mike Glynn* Jeanne Marie Hathway* (GV) Donovan Hill*

Phil Kiley* Bethany Kokotajlo* (GV) Theresa L’Etoile (GV) John Leach Caroline Long* (AHC) Peter Marcou* Matt McDonnell* John McElhattan* Jessica McHenry* (GV) Graydon Monroe* Jack Mullally* Brendan Oliverio* Ryan Parbs* Emilie Pratt* (Stone Ridge) Michael Pullano* Andre Sabet* Steffaney Wood* (GV) * Featured Dancer

Theatre Rules of Etiquette

All Patrons Are Requested to Observe the Following Rules of Theatre Etiquette:

Flash Photography is Strictly Prohibited Please Turn Off All Cell Phones and Pagers No Talking During the Performance No Food or Drink Permitted in the Theatre Seating Area

For Your Safety, Please Meet Cast & Crew in the Cafeteria After the Show, Not on Stage

We will be there and weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll try not to sing along... too loudly.

Break a Leg and Congratulations to the 2013 Cast & Crew of 42nd Street from the 2002 Cast and Crew of 42nd Street. Gwynne Manty Peters, John Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Sullivan, Pedro Martinez, Rachel Gabel Ratkowski, Eileen Keane and Laurie Geigel

Production staff Producers.....................................................Mr. Paul Buckley ‘86 and Mrs. Meghan Goldsmith Director............................................................................................................Mr. Allan L’Etoile ‘73 Musical Director.........................................................................................Dr. John C. Warman ‘57 Technical Directors........................................................Mr. Matthew Duffy & Ms. Mimi Cullari Choreographer............................................................................................................Ms. JZ Zaeske Technical Consultant.................................................................................Mr. Xavier Halloran ‘05 Associate Choreographer.......................................................................................Mr. Jay Garrick Rehearsal Pianist/Vocal Coach..................................................................Mrs. Mary Lou Galvin Rented Costumes....................................................................Kim Brown & Spotlight Costumes

band

Piano............................................................................................................Dr. John C. Warman ‘57 Bass................................................................................................................Mr. Kevin deSouza ‘04 Drums................................................................................Mr. Matthew Nolan ‘07, Kevin Rogers

stage creW Technical Directors........................................................Mr. Matthew Duffy & Ms. Mimi Cullari Technical Consultant.......................................................................................Mr. Xavier Halloran Stage Manager.............................................................................................................Corey Ferrick Assistant Stage Managers...........................................Claire Dolson (GV), Emily Fuldner (GV) Light Manager....................................................................................................Timothy Kokotajlo Light Crew...............................................................................Nicholas Bennett, Matthew James, Ryan Stanton, Konrad Woo Sound Manager........................................................................................................Matthias Kelley Assistant Sound Manager..................................................................................................Pat Freed Sound Crew.......................................................................................Thomas Brown, Sam Biegun A/V Manager.............................................................................................................Christian Forte Loft Manager...........................................................................................................Hunter Erlacher Assistant Loft Manager...............................................................................................Michael Seay Loft Crew.............................................................................................................Derrell Bouknight, Joey D’Achille, John Giordano Set & Stage Crew ...............................................................Joe Barron, Joe Biegun, Peter Farfara, Kelsey Ferrick (AHC), Brendan Glynn, Ben Hadinger, Ben Hoffschneider, Vince Kiernan, Jonathan Kokotajlo, Gregory McCourt, Darby McGee (Holy Child), Quinn Moslander (GV), Carrick O’Reilly, Matt Ratcliffe, John Richardson, Finn Tuite House Managers.................................................................................Trey Cruser & David White Assistant House Managers..................................................Stephen Cekuta & Brandon Palmer Ushers..............................................................Paul Campion, Sam Coolidge, Brendan Flaherty, Jack Garvey, Greg Goulding, Andrew Hohman, Holden Madison, Ryan Matney, Reilly McGee, Chris Paul, Mark Roberts, Andrew Robinson, Chris Silveri, Nick Smith, Ben Vazirani, Hunter Watson Make-Up/Backstage Crew...................................Layla Aghdam (Oakcrest), Sarah Allen (GV), Emma Banks (Oakcrest), Clare Finnell (GV), Isabelle Koritsas (GV), Quinn Moslander (GV)

Production Staff Bios Mr. Paul Buckley ‘86 (Producer) has spent parts of close to 40% of his years in this amazing theater - none quite so challenging and stimulating as this past one. He thanks his amazing production staff who have put in so many hours and have worked so hard to make this show so special. He thanks his cast for all of the work they’ve been doing since November learning to tap dance and pushing themselves beyond what they thought they could do. He especially thanks Corey Ferrick and the amazing stage crew for learning the ropes - now just a figurative term - to get this theater up and running with all of its new bells and whistles. Lastly, and most especially, he is grateful to Monica, Anthony, Caroline and Gabe for being so understanding for all of the missed dinners, practices and bedtime stories. Ms. Mimi Cullari (Technical Director) has really enjoyed working with the sound, light, and stage crew to get the theater up and running for 42nd Street. A veteran of school theater, she hopes all the crew members get the rush that comes with seeing their finished work on stage and saying, “I built that.” A bassist, singer, and songwriter whose work has been featured on ten independent music releases, Mr. Kevin deSouza ‘04 (Bass) is also a proud alumnus of the GDA, having appeared in productions of 42nd Street, Arsenic and Old Lace, Oklahoma!, and Footloose, among others. Though touring with award-winning Celtic rock group Ceili Rain and his own DC-based project, Uptown Boys Choir, keep him busy, de Souza jumped at the chance to contribute to the Sheehy Theater’s inaugural performance. He would like to thank Gonzaga for having him back, and for all he learned as a student. Mr. Matthew Duffy (Technical Director): “If you tell someone you drive a pick-up truck, they will automatically assume you’d love to help them move (then try to pay you with pizza and beer, even if you don’t drink). If you tell someone you are an artist, they will think you would absolutely love to stencil a border in their kitchen (then compensate you with the “opportunity” to babysit while they go out to eat). If you tell someone you usedto work as a carpenter, welder, electrician, fabricator, and sculptor, they might try to sweet-talk you into supervising Stage Crew. This last thing will work out, however, because if you supervise Stage Crew, you will meet students who are simultaneously the most hilarious, capable, individualistic, awkward, and intelligent people you have come across in your short teaching career. But, whatever you do, in your 1st production bio, DO NOT refer to your gorgeous wife Elizabeth (Visi ‘05) as your “new wife” because it implies that you had been secretly married before. Mrs. Mary Lou Galvin (Rehearsal Pianist/Vocal Coach) is thrilled to be continuing in her daughter Katie’s (Visi ’12/GDA ’11-’12) footsteps by working w/ this year’s talented GDA cast. ML holds an MM in Accompaniment and Chamber Music from CUA; has accompaniments credits from Westminster Choir College; & is a graduate of the Liturgical Studies Program of Georgetown University. ML has musically directed for over 40 productions; has been rehearsal pianist & choral director for several opera companies; has taught piano & directed musicals at The Duke Ellington School for the Arts in DC; and is the Director of the Sunday 5:30 Ensemble of Holy Trinity Church in Georgetown, where she is also teaches Upper School Music. ML’s wish for this GDA cast: May Broadway live always in your heart! Tap on, remember to breathe, & harmonize! Mr. Jay Garrick (Associate Choreographer) is a student at The Catholic University of America receiving a Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre. This is his first time working at Gonzaga High School. He would like to thank the entire production team, cast, and crew for putting in countless hours of hard work and dedication, creating this amazing production, and welcoming him into this wonderful department. Regional Theatre Credits: Joseph… Dreamcoat, Legally Blonde, Hairspray; Educational Theatre Credits: The Enchantress, Man of La Mancha, On The Town, Cabaret, Finian’s Rainbow, The Drowsy Chaperone; Upcoming Productions: Big Nate at Adventure Theater and A Chorus Line at Olney Theater Center. Mrs. Meghan Goldsmith (Producer) is rounding out her twelfth year as a member of the production staff. Memorable shows include Singin’ in the Rain ‘99 (her only show on the Gonzaga stage), 42nd Street ‘02, Guys and Dolls ‘06, West Side Story ‘08 and Kiss Me Kate ‘11. She is blessed beyond words by the opportunity to continue to work with such passionate and committed adults, enthusiastic and

talented students, and by far the most dedicated house crew in town, and all while enjoying this beautifully renovated space. Her wish is to continue for years to come to be able to call this work her “fun job.” A big thank you this time around goes to the Grandparents of the Century for keeping Matthew the Munchkin loved and cared for, and she keeps her fingers crossed for the speediest of recoveries for her wonderful, if unfortunately accident prone husband Dan, her newly minted “Man of Steel.” The storied saga of Mr. Xavier Halloran (Technical Consultant) twists long, from the local Washington, DC to far off realms near Philadelphia. This marks his 10th GDA production, and before waxing rhapsodic regarding performances of antiquity, he’d like to indicate that this set belongs to a select society of highly advanced construction, perhaps even the pinnacle of sets yet to grace this stage. Shout out to whoever wishes me to provide shout outs. Thanks to the managers for managing their various managed positions. Mr. Allan L’Etoile ‘73, HoF ‘12 (Director) thanks Gonzaga for letting him teach and work on plays here. Since he started doing so, he has been fortunate to work with his sons, Matt (stage crew 20022006) and Nate (cast 2002; 2009-2012), and his nieces Colleen and Theresa. He is very proud of the cast and crew of 42nd Street and, because he gets to work with such great kids, he knows that he has the best job in the world. Thanks, Marie. Mr. Matthew Nolan ‘07 (Drums) serves as an adjunct faculty member in the Gonzaga Band Department and is currently appearing in his fifth GDA musical. He is an alumnus of Loyola University New Orleans where he earned a degree in Jazz Performance. Outside of his teaching commitments, Matt plays all over the east coast with The Morrison Brothers Band, a popular country rock group. He also performs regularly with a number of up-and-coming jazz artists in the Washington/Baltimore area. Matt plays Sonor Drums, Zildjian Cymbals, Vic Firth Sticks and DW Hardware. Dr. John C. Warman ‘57, HoF ‘99 (Musical Director) is back for his seventy-third show and second 42nd Street in this historic theater. As a Gonzaga student he appeared here in the Mission Variety Shows of 1956 and 1957, and as a faculty member has been involved in the 1967 production of Oedipus Rex, three alumni revues (1996, 2006, and 2013), and sixty-seven productions of fifty-two different musicals (1968 to the present) as Associate Producer of the first four, Producer of the next forty-six, Director of sixteen, and Musical Director of all sixty-seven, piloting over 350 performances from the pit piano. He would like to thank his fellow directors Philip Rosato, Domenic Teti, Peter Hackett, J-Glenn Murray, Michael Bobbitt, Damian Didden, Tri Garraty, Allan L’Etoile, Roger Schlegel, Paul Buckley, and most especially Brother Jon King, his collaborator on twenty-five productions. Thanks also to his dozen technical directors, dozen assistant directors and choreographers, costumer Joan Pekin, producers Paul Buckley and Meghan Goldsmith, and above all, the many hundreds of students (some now in their sixties!) who have built and performed these shows, and the many thousands of you who have been their loyal supporters. Inducted into the Gonzaga Theater Hall of Fame in 1999 as its inaugural member, Dr. Warman can be found by day teaching Greek and Latin at Gonzaga, and on Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays presiding over the music of the liturgy from the organ benches of Our Lady of Victory on MacArthur Boulevard NW, Immaculate Conception on Mundell Way at 8th and N Streets NW, and Saint Mary Mother of God at 5th and H Streets NW. Ms. JZ Zaeske (Choreographer) is currently an undergraduate at The Catholic University of America. Her most recent performance credits include: Understudy for Joan & Ruby in Dames at Sea, Doris Day in Sisters of Swing at Infinity Theatre Company; Ghost of Christmas Future in A Christmas Carol at Steel Beam Theater; Adelaide in Guys & Dolls at Paramount Theater. Her most recent choreography credits include: Annie Get Your Gun, Kiss Me Kate at Gonzaga College High School; 12 Dancing Princesses, The Little Mermaid, Pinocchio, Robin Hood at Steel Beam Theater Children’s Theater; Requiem, Enchantress at Catholic University. Her guest choreography credits include: The Last Five Years at Limelight Theater & 1st Stage; Over the Tracks at Steel Beam Theater Children’s Theater; A Christmas Carol at Gonzaga College High School. Her assistant choreography credits include: Oklahoma at Theater on the Hill. Her Assistant to the Choreographer Credits include: Sisters of Swing at Infinity Theater Company, and The Drowsy Chaperone at the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music. She is also the Founder of Pure Alignment Dance Company at Catholic University as well as having resided as Artistic Director of the Company for two years during which she choreographed a number of pieces for the company.

We Only Have Eyes For... the Sheehy Theater! Congratulations to the Gonzaga Dramatic Association on its premiere show in this beautifully renovated, historic theater! GDA, You're Getting To Be A Habit With... the Marcou Family. First Nick ’10 and Teddy ’12; now, Peter ’16. Applause and thanks to the Cast, Crew, Producers, Director, Choreographers, Musicians and Everyone involved in

Abigail, Through the magic of GDA, you have taken us on many journeys over

the last 3 years and we have loved every minute of it! We are so proud of

you and happy that you'll forever have your GDA family in your heart. Love, Mom, Dad, Emma, Ian & Sean

Special thanks to the entire cast and crew, especially to

Mr. Buckley, Mr. L'Etoile, Dr. Warman, Mrs.

Goldsmith & Mr. Duffy for their tireless work and

dedication! The Kilcullen Family

Happy 18th bday Abigail!!

The Gonzaga Class of 1953 Begins its 60th Reunion With The Opening of “42nd Street” Your 1953 Brothers Extend Congratulations to The Gonzaga Dramatic Association, The Guys and Gals Who Mounted This Fine Production, And to the Planners, Sponsors and Builders Who Transformed Our Proud Old Gonzaga Hall into the Spectacular New Sheehy Theater.

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These two have certainly grown. Corey, congratulations on your seventh show. Make sure you tell someone how everything works in the new theatre before you march into St. Al’s with the 2013 Senior Class.

Kelsey, congratulations on your second show. You honor your AHC Tartan uniform. Love, Mom and Dad

King John Joseph “JJ” Mitchell Congratulations on eight spectacular shows with the GDA on the historic Warman stage! Our most beloved crown jewel, Godspeed as you embark on your noble quest to pursue your musical holy grail - your “Pipedream.” AMDG We love you, xo Mom, Dad and royal family

In Bocca al Lupo!

Opening night: April 1 2, 20 13

Hear the beat of dancing feet…

42nd Street!!

Much love from Aunt Peg, Uncle Chris an d Maggie

Congratulations to Madeline and the great cast & crew of

“You’re in the money!” Tim, Sheila, Bernadette, Genevieve and Thomas Maloney

Fancy Footwork from the Fencers! Go Brandon, Matt, Phil, & Will!

The Fencing Club of Gonzaga

Congratulations AHC Girls!

Gabriella Barbuto, Madeline Brown, Taylor Branson, Caroline Long and Kelsey Ferrick

With Love from Your Parents

Mikey Glynn Time it was I had a dream, And you’re that dream come true. If I had the world to give, I’d give it all to you. I’ll take you to the mountains, I will take you to the sea. I’ll show you how this life became a miracle to me. You’ll fly away, but take my hand until that day. So when they ask how far love goes When my job’s done, you’ll be the one who knows.

We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished while at Gonzaga. You have made us laugh, cry, scream and cheer! You are an amazing son! And, an amazing young man! We are going to miss you next year! Love, Mom, Dad and Mary

JOE, Congratulations on three great years with the Gonzaga Dramatic Association Stage Crew!! You have been the joy in our lives and the laughter in our hearts. Graduation is right around the corner and we could not be prouder!

MOM AND DAD, MICHAEL, MEGAN & VANCE

Ava, You’ve always been light on your feet, but who would’ve guessed you to be a Tap Dancer Extraordinaire??

WE ARE PROUD OF

YOU! Reno, congratulations on your first musical! Love, Mom, Dad, Roman and Aachchi

Love from Mom, Dad, Gracie and Cole

To Our "T" (42nd Street's Lorraine): It is not so much as GOODBYE to the high school stage, as it is HELLO to your next stage. You have and continue to make us so very proud! Break a leg! We Love You, Mom, Dad and Kate (The “real” Branson’s!)

Clay, Good Luck! We can’t WAIT to see “42nd Street.” XOXO Mom, Dad, Ellie, Brigitte & David

Congratulations Cast and Crew of 42nd Street in Gonzaga’s Sheehy Theater! The Leach Family Andrew ‘03, Alex ‘06, Willie ‘10, James ‘13, John ‘15

The McGee Family wishes to congratulate the cast and crew of 42nd Street and are excited to be part of the historic reopening of the Sheehy Theater. With Darby backstage and Reilly ushering, we’re in the money and the sky is certainly sunny!

We are so proud of you! Love, Mom & Dad, Sean & Quinn, Lewey, Seamus & Salty too! Congratulations to the Cast, Crew and Faculty on a great production of “42nd Street!” Great Job Girls!! Bridget, We Love You! The Finnell Family

CONGRATULATIONS JACK JOYCE! WE’RE SO PROUD THAT YOU’RE A PART OF THE FIRST SHOW IN THE NEW THEATER! LOVE, MOM & DAD

Congratulations and Break a Leg to the Cast, Crew, Band and Production Staff of 42nd Street! The Cooney Family CONGRATULATIONS JACK MULLALLY

YOUR GDA DEBUT! LOVE, MOM, DAD, MATT & WILL ON

Jacob, We are so proud of the person you are! Good Luck and Godspeed in the next chapter of your life! Love Always & Forever, Mom, Dad and Abby Best Wishes to the Cast & Crew of “42nd Street” from The Garvey Family Bernard 1910 George 1945 John 1971 P’14 Cheryl P’14 Jack 2014

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CONGRATULATIONS TERESA! & TO THE ENTIRE CAST & CREW OF 42ND STREET! Peter Marcou,

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It’s always a pleasure to see you on stage! Love, Grandma

Have Helped to Make It a Beautiful One.

We Love You!

Mom, Dad, Emma, Elizabeth & Will

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Congratulations to the GDA Cast and Crew of 42nd Street! We wish you the best and thank you for all of your hard work! Steve & Jonna Stoycos Hunter Erlacher 2014 Max Erlacher 2010 Robert Stoycos 2005 Matthew Stoycos 2003

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We are so happy that you are tapping along to 42nd Street,

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When you are in New York, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be wonderful for you to have the great GDA memories. Thanks to all those involved. Daddy, Mummy, Kitty, Arabella and Scarlett

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The House of Buckley offers its congratulations to the Gonzaga Community on the impressive restoration and establishment of the Sheehy Theatre and the Warman Stage. John P. Buckley, Boston College ‘53 and ‘54 Rosemarie L. Buckley, Emmanuel College ‘53 John P. Jr., University of Notre Dame ‘82 Anthony T., Saint Joseph’s University ‘83 Lawrence M., Wheeling Jesuit University ‘84 Peter B., Fordham University ‘87 Carla J., Assumption College ‘88 Paul V., College of the Holy Cross ‘90 Genevieve M., Boston College ‘94

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April 12, 13, 14

& Crew Street

4, 18 & 19, 2013

Patrons of the Gonzaga Dramatic Association 42nd Street Alums The Aquilian & The Phoenix The Arciniegas/Moreno Family Arena Stage The Balkam Family Mr. & Mrs. Robert Barbuto The Baker Family The Baker Family The Baker-Hinton Family The Barron Family The Benson Family Mr. & Mrs. Steve Biegun Carmen & Joe Boston The Boyd/Reilly Family Stephen & Lorraine Branson Shelly Brazier & Tommy Williamson The Brennan Family The Brockwell Family Joanne Busalacchi The Buckley Family Class of ‘53 Reunion Committee Rocco & Renuka Carlitti The Caudle Family Gwynneth & Charles Chandler Maria & Wayne Christmann James R. Clarke, P.T., PA The Claeys Family The Collins Family The Cooney Family The Conley Family Kevin & Alice Curtin Christinia DeConcini & Jim Sweeney The Dolson Family The Dubliner The Emerson Family Encore State & Studio Family Allergy & Asthma Care

The Ferrick Family The Finnell Family Gloria, Billy, Jim & Kerry Flanagan The Fleury Family Dan & Priscilla Flynn The Forte Family Mr. & Mrs. David Frazier The Fuldner Family Gene Galvin Cheryl & John Garvey The GDA Booster Alumni Parents Geier Brown Renfrow Architects, LLC Gilday Renovations Michael & Tonia Glynn The Gonzaga Mothers & Fathers Clubs The Gonzaga Alumni Association The Gonzaga Fencing Club The Gramp/Smith Family GV Masqueraders Cast & Crew of “Into the Woods” The Hadinger Family The Halloran Family The Hamilton Family The Hathway Family Tiphanie Hill Donald & Marty Hirsch Jon and Joann Hoffschneider The Howes Family The Jenks Family The Joyce Family Elwanda Johnson, Shari Johnson & Eliot Johnson II Joseph, Greenwald & Laake, PA John & Mitzi Kelley Dennis & Angie Kilcullen Susan & Peter Kiley The King Family Martin & Linda L’Etoile

The Leach Family Christopher & Margaret Lee Rosa Lee The Long Family The Madison Family The Magielnicki Family The Maloney Family Lee & Susan Manfred Andrew & Suzanne Marcou Margaret Carmody Marcou The Father McKenna Center The McDonnell Family The McGee Family The McHenry Family John & Chris McLaughlin The McMahon Family John & Dori Mitchell Molly & John Mullally The Nolan Family Martin & Missy Oliverio (‘81) The O’Reilly Family Margie & Brian Ott The Overholt Family The Parbs Family Bill & Kathy Pardue The Plantamura Family The Pullano Family The Regan Family Paul & Liz Richardson & Family Susan Ford Robinson The Sabet Family The Shakespeare Theatre Company The Snyder Family The Stanton Family The Stoycos Family The Sullivan Family Connie & Joe Tasker The Tondreau Family The John Warman Scholarship Fund The Wach Family Mary Ellen Whitcomb Mr & Mrs. William Wilson

Well Wishers

Doodle: don’t trip and DON’T break a leg. We’re sorry we can’t be there for you. We love you, Gracie and Cole Lexi - You’re our shining star! Love, Aunt Rosie, Steven & Tina Lexi - We are so proud of our big cousin! Love, Kiki, Nicky, Theo, Lala, CeeCee & Marcus Lexi - You make your grandparents proud every day. Love, Yaya & Doney Jack - Hit it out of the park! I’ll be cheering in the stands. Grandjack Congratulations and best wishes Gabriella. Enjoy the dance. Maria, Wayne, Brad & Tim Christmann BRIAN: From tapping fingers to tapping feet, you can always keep the beat! Love, Mom & Dad Emily! We’re so proud of you! Stage Crew Rocks!! xo Mom, Dad, Chris, Nick & Mooner C-clamp, PAR-can, stage-right, line…3.14159! Great stage work Ben - looks easy as pi! Love, MDJAAD “We love you Jeanne Marie. Break a leg!” Mom, Dad, Joe, Jude, James, Timmy & Mary Grace Congratulations Donovan Hill on your 4th GDA production! I am proud of you! Love, Mama Very proud of you, Phil Kiley. Kick it! Donald & Marty Ben Hoff, enjoy your first GDA show - many more to come! Love, Mum and Dad MJK - With silver you can turn your dreams to gold. Love, Mom, Dad & Vince Gabriella - So happy to finally see you perform! Rosa & Pat JC:What a great journey it’s been so far! I’m so proud of you! Xo Coach Caro - Break a leg but not “those dancing feet…on 42nd Street!” Love, Mom, Dad, Maggie, Brydie, Sarah & Annie Christopher and Matthew, break a leg - only after you’re done tapping. Love, Mom & Dad Jessica McHenry, We are so proud of you! Have fun! Love, Mom, Dad, Matt & Jules Carrick! Congratulations on the show! We’re very proud of you and your hard work. Love, Dad, Mom, Annabelle, Michael and Hope the Wonder Beagle

Congratulations to the Cast & Crew of

42nd Street

Gabriella Barbuto The Academy of the Holy Cross Class of 2014

In 2002 at the age of 5 you sat in Gonzagaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s historic theatre as a witness to the production of 42 Street! Now, 12 years later, you grace the stage with the opening of a newly renovated theatre and are blessed with a role to forever remember! Remember the world is your stage!

We are so proud of you!

Love, Dad, Mom and Mary Theresa

Bios Ava Baker (Featured Dancer) is thrilled to take part in the opening of the new theatre. She has performed in previous productions here at Gonzaga and would like to thank GDA for making her experience an unforgettable one. Claudia Baker (Ensemble) is thrilled to be 42nd Street! She thanks Mr. L’Etoile, J-Z, Jay, Doc, her home girl Eliza for keeping it classy since 1998, Julia (a driving goddess), and MetroSquad for Les Miz, bacon, and laugh attacks. FRIDAYS!!! Eliza Baker (Ensemble) is excited to be in 42nd Street! Thanks to Mr. L’Etoile, JZ, Jay, her homegirl Claudia for keeping it classy since 1996 and metrosquad for BACON! Gabriella Barbuto (Peggy Sawyer) has 60 words (finally earned the most) to tell you that she is a junior at Holy Cross and is ecstatic to be in her 5th production at her home, the GDA. It is an honor for her to have closed and opened the theater. In 2002, she saw 42nd Street at Gonzaga and after a long emigration from Allentown, it is surreal for her to take the stage as Peggy. Thanks to the NYPD Cop, the fav screw group text, the trio with muﬃn, and A-train. Welcome back to all the past GDA-ers and love to the seniors who she can’t live without next year. Special love to the unstoppable Winnie and Annie, now Peggy and Dorothy, because she knows singing their last duet onstage will be memorable. Joe Barron (Stage Crew) wishes to congratulate himself on 3 years of exemplary performance safe guarding the audience immersion behind closed doors. Thanks also to Peter Fafara for his inspiring commitment to the arts. This is Nicholas Bennett’s (Light Crew) fourth show at Gonzaga. He has been on stage crew for all four years. He is proud to be in the first group of students who work in the Sheehy Theatre and Warman stage. He would like to thank Corey Ferrick and Timothy Kokotajlo for everything they’ve done. Both of them have helped him more times than he could count, and he learned almost everything he knows from them. Joseph Biegun (Stage Crew) is having a wonderful time helping build the set and prepare for the show with the new friends he has made at stage crew. As a freshman apprentice to the experienced sound crewmembers, Sam Biegun (Sound Crew) helps anyway, and occasionally works on building sets. Shout out to Peter Marco, Gabe Agutes, Holden Mauk, and any of my brethren here tonight. Derrell Bouknight (Loft Crew) is proud to take part in his fourth GDA production. He wants to acknowledge Darby, Kelsey, and Hunter for being awesome acquaintances, and all of the seniors in the show for an amazing production and as they move forward. Taylor Branson (Lorraine), a senior at Holy Cross, is ecstatic to be in her first GDA production. Taylor has been dancing for 15 years and is captain of AHC’s dance team. Much love to her parents, the 12AW and everyone at GDA for all their support. XO’s to an incredible cast! Lexi Brennan (Ensemble) is both excited and melancholy to be finishing up her fourth and last show with the GDA. She loves the family they have all created here, and can’t believe how quickly it is all coming to an end. Though learning how to tap has been the greatest struggle she has ever faced in this life, she is proud to say that she has sort of overcome it. PKATH forever <3 She loves everyone in this cast and does not know what her life now would be like without it.

This is the 4th and final show for senior Harrison Brockwell (Ensemble) making it bittersweet to write this bio. He wants to thank everyone who supported him and put up with all his crap, and warn Gonzaga about Patrick Brockwell, class of 2017. Goodbye, all. BEYOND!!!! Madeline Brown (Ensemble) is an AHC freshman excited to be making her GDA theatre debut in 42nd Street. She would like to thank her family for their support and Mr. L’Etoile and the cast for making it such a great experience. Thomas Brown (Sound Crew) is on stage crew, and having a great time. He thanks you all for coming to see the show. Lauren Bruce (Ensemble) is ecstatic to be a part of her second GDA production. Last year she participated in Annie Get Your Gun and had a great time. She would like to thank the cast, directors, and producers for giving her the experience of a lifetime. Reno Carlitti (Ensemble) is a sophomore and is thrilled to be in 42nd Street. This is his first show with the GDA. Jack Caudle (Ensemble) is thrilled and honored to be in his third and last GDA Show. He’d like to thank the cast and crew for their friendship and kindness over the years, as well as his parents. Jack Chandler (Julian Marsh) thanks his family, Aunt Peg, Mr. L’Etoile, Mr. Buckley, Doc, and the cast and crew for making 42nd Street an incredible experience. Love y’all. Brian Claeys (Ensemble) is a sophomore at Gonzaga, and is extremely excited to be in his fourth show with the GDA. Brian would like to give a quick shout and thank you to his family, friends, and most importantly, the clique. Enjoy the show! Julia Clarke (Ensemble) is so excited to be a part of 42nd Street! She would like to thank the cast and crew and her parents for the gas that got her to and from Gonzaga every day! Joseph Cooney (Featured Dancer) is happy to be part of 42nd Street. Thanks to Mr. L’Etoile, Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Goldsmith, Doc and JZ for all the work they have put into the show and to all his friends for making this a great experience. Trey Cruser (Co-House Manager) is a senior and a co-house manager. He has been tearing tickets since he was a little sophomore. He has learned the job of ushering and now his fellow house crew members look to him for support in times of need. He went on the New York trip for the first time, and it made him a better usher and person. Of course he could thank everyone for being awesome, but he would especially like to thank Mr. Buckley, Meghan, and his bro David White. To end he would like to say, just keep doing what you do! Joey D’Achille (Stage Crew) is on stage crew, and having a great time. He thanks you all for coming to the show, and he also thanks Mrs. Goldsmith for continuing to write his bios.

Claire Dolson (Assistant Stage Manager) enjoys spending everyday in the new theater, but behind the scenes. This is her fourth and final GDA show on stage crew, and she will miss it (and the constant sawdust following her home) dearly. She would like to send a big thanks and hug to her GDA fam, and a wink to her partner in crime, Emily Fuldner. Ryan Emerson (Ensemble) is in his fourth and final show with the GDA. He has loved and cherished his time here. He would like to give a shout out to his HR homies, Lexi and Abigail, PKATH, and everyone who helped put this fantastic show together. He hopes and prays that one day the doorbell will work. Hunter Erlacher (Loft Manager) is excited for his 4th show at Gonzaga. He wants to thank all of his great friends and family! He would like to give a shout out to Darby McGee’s great singing in the car. Kelsey=life. Gabby= my beautiful love. Brian. Matthias. Giordano. Peter Farfara (Stage Crew) is on stage crew for the first time, and he thinks it’s the best. He hopes you enjoy the new theater as much as he does. Corey Ferrick (Stage Manager) would like to begin by thanking all involved in the GDA over the last four years for making his time at Gonzaga truly unforgettable. This being his seventh and final show, Corey wants to congratulate the cast and crew of 42nd Street for an incredible performance and thank them for their hard work. He will forever love his GDA family. Kelsey Ferrick (Light Crew), a sophomore at Holy Cross, is ecstatic to be part of her second show with GDA. She has made great friends, the clique;), and bonded with everyone. She will miss the seniors especially her big bro!!!!!! P.S. pudding is her favorite snack. Bridget Finnell (Maggie Jones), a Visitation senior, is in her fourth year of GDA productions. She has done everything from costumes and makeup to acting, dancing, and singing. She would like to wholeheartedly thank everyone who has participated in GDA, especially Mr. L’Etoile for his guidance. The learning experiences and sense of community gained from this opportunity have been irreplaceable. Christian Forte (A/V Manager) much more than a tall redhead. Now a junior participating in his sixth show with the GDA, he is very excited for this production. He would like to thank John Giordano and Patrick Freed for all their hard work. He would also like to thank his mentor, John Travolta. He would like to make a shout out to Matthias, Darby, Vince, Kelsey, Claire, Emily, and Hunter. Stephanie Frazier (Ensemble) a sophomore at Bishop Ireton High School, is very excited to be participating in her second GDA production! She was last seen as Belle in A Christmas Carol in 2011. This is Patrick Freed’s (Assistant Sound Manager) third show in both stage and sound crew. Laughing Often, Always Dancing, Singing Occasionally, Freed Moves to the Oscillation of the New Entertaining Year. Emily Fuldner (Assistant Stage Manager) is in her fourth and final show of GDA. She works on the crew side of the stage, and she loves it. She sometimes gets jealous of the actors because she wishes she could sing and dance with the ease that they can but you know, what can you do. She wants to thank all her fellow screwers, most exclusively Claire Dolson, and sends a warm thanks to the rest of her GDA family.

Congratulations to the best dancer 42nd Street has ever had! Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re so proud of you Brandon! Love, Mommy, Shari, and Eliot, II

John Giordano (Loft Crew) is a member of the loft crew, even though the loft is sadly no more in this newly renovated space. He still thanks you for coming to see the show, and thanks Mrs. Goldsmith for writing this bio for you to enjoy. Brendan Glynn (Stage Crew) is a senior and this is his first show on stage crew. He hopes you enjoy the show! Michael Glynn (Ensemble) is a senior at Gonzaga and very excited to be in his 3rd production with the GDA. He would like to thank Mr. Buckley and Mr. L’Etoile for their guidance and support, the GDA group that has become a second family, his friends, and his “real family!” Benjamin Hadinger (Stage Crew) is a freshman on stage crew and thrilled to be working the new (old) theater. He thanks all those that decided to “Take a Seat” for the extra room backstage. Enjoy the show! Joey Hamilton (Abner Dillon) is a junior at Gonzaga enjoying his third show with the GDA. Performing in his first leading role, he cannot wait to make you laugh as Abner Dillon. Joey appreciates your loud clapping. Jeanne Marie Hathway (Ensemble) is a freshman at Visitation. This is her first musical and she counts herself blessed to be in the renovated theater’s first production. Donovan Hill (Ensemble) is excited to be in his fourth show. Previous appearances include Our Town (first show performed outside the Gonzaga theater), Annie Get Your Gun, and A Christmas Carol. He credits Mr. L’Etoile, as well as veteran members of the GDA, for encouraging him to perfect and hone his craft. Donovan dubs the GDA as “home for anyone seeking long lasting friendships and inseparable bonds.” This is Ben “Hoff ” Hoffschneider’s (Stage Crew) first GDA production, and he has enjoyed working on stage crew so much that he might even try out next year! He would like to thank all of the GDA for such a great time, and can’t wait until next year. Matthew James (Light Crew) is invigorated to be involved in another GDA production. He has enjoyed every second he spent making this play a success, and looks forward to future experiences with the wonderful cast and crew. Brandon Johnson (Andy Lee) is proud, excited, and sad to be a part of his seventh and last musical with the GDA. He would like to thank his friends and family for their love and support. A big thank you to the cast for their hard work and an even bigger thanks to JZ, Mr. L’Etoile, Pbuckles, and Mrs. Goldsmith. Enjoy the show!! Jack Joyce (Pat Denning) is a junior at Gonzaga performing in his 4th show with the GDA. He has had a great experience with the GDA this year and cannot wait until next year. He would like to thank Mr. L’Etoile for everything and hopes you enjoy the show! Matthias Kelley (Sound Manager) is pretty okay with being on stage crew for his 6th show with the GDA. He doesn’t really have anything to say except thanks to the Loft Manager for Fuddruckers®, World’s Greatest Hamburgers® that one time. Vince Kiernan (Stage Crew) is thrilled to participate in this 3rd and final show with GDA. He would like to thank all of the great friends that he’s made over the past years. He is sad to leave the theater, but he knows Hunter, Matthias, Christian and Derrell will keep the Kiernan spirit alive in the future.

Abigail Kilcullen (Ethel), a senior at Visitation, feels bittersweet as her sixth and final show at Gonzaga ends. These have been some of her best memories in high school, having made amazing and unforgettable friends. She admires Buckley, L’Etoile, and Meghan for their dedication and hard work. Endless love and thanks to her supportive family, friends, cast and crew! Phillip Kiley (Ensemble), a sophomore, is ecstatic to be in his 4th show here at Gonzaga and the first production on the Warman Stage. He’d like to thank the wonderful cast of 42nd Street, the Gonzaga Stage Crew, our producers, director, and choreographers. Bethany Kokotajlo (Ensemble) is a junior at Visitation and a GDA first-timer. Previously, she’s starred in the Summer Theater Program’s Annie, Les Miz, and Hello Dolly. Second-Timer Jonathan Kokotajlo (Stage Crew) is very much happy to be in this years history-making production. Enjoying stage crew for the second time this school year has been fun and was a neat experience. Timothy Kokotajlo (Light Manager) is the Lux Cantavit Procurator. He hates vertical extension ladders, sudden movement from lights that are supposed to be stable, and normal small talk. He loves his brain, Jesus-wrenches (T-wrenches), houses of light, and his custom stool-chair. He has figured this out from his work in the metaphorical rigging of half a dozen Gonzaga shows. Isabelle Koritsas (Make-Up Crew) is a senior at Georgetown Visitation and this is her last GDA production and she hopes you enjoy her wonderful make up artistry. Thanks to everyone who has made GDA such an amazing part of her high school career. This is sophomore John Leach’s (Ensemble) fourth oﬃcial GDA show at Gonzaga, and is the second one in which he is acting. In 42nd Street, he plays one of the thugs, as well as Frankie. He hopes you truly, fully, totally, 100% enjoy the show. Eight shows, hundreds of rehearsals, quite a few bruises, and countless amazing friends later, this is the end of Colleen L’Etoile’s (Dorothy Brock) four years in the GDA. And she can’t believe it. She’ll miss this crazy family next year! She’d like to thank Mom & Dad for their love and support, A-train for keeping her on the right track, Mr. B and Doc for all their hard work, and Muﬃn for being the BEST. Much love to BCTM&Buddy, THE Fun Group, all her lovely friends, the cuz, MP, BF, and GB. xoxo ENJOY THE SHOW. Theresa L’Etoile (Ensemble), a junior at Visitation, is thrilled to be in her 5th GDA show! Previously in KMK, CC, AGYG, and OT, she’s had a blast working with the GDA! Shout out to LB, AK, Bfin, MT, JC, CF, and A-Train! Leener: you is kind, you is smart, you is important!!!!! Caroline Long (Featured Dancer) is excited to be in her first production with the GDA. She is a sophomore at the Academy of the Holy Cross in Kensington, Maryland. Madeline Maloney (Phyllis) is a freshman at Visitation, and is so excited to be in her first Gonzaga production 42nd Street. This will be Peter Marcou’s (Ensemble) second GDA performance (the first being Our Town). As a freshman, he is very appreciative that he has had this time to make friends with students of various grades. He would like to thank his family and his fellow cast members.

Gregory McCourt (Stage Crew) is on stage crew for the first time, and enjoying the experience immensely. He thanks you all for coming to see the show. This is show number six for Christopher McDonnell (Dance Captain). He would like to thank his parents, everyone involved in the production of this show, MT Snyder for being an amazing dance captain partner, and the entire cast for putting up with his angry dance captaining, especially as he grew increasingly insane. Come see the Summer Theatre Program show this summer; it’ll be great! Matthew McDonnell (Ensemble) is currently a freshman at Gonzaga. This is his first show with the GDA. He thanks his family for their support. John McElhattan (Ensemble) is a Gonzaga College High School senior. This is his first production and is excited to be a part of the Gonzaga Dramatic Association. Holy Child sophomore Darby McGee (Stage Crew) is excited for her first GDA production. She loves Leener a lot. Hunter Erlacher. Brian Claeys. Kelsey Ferrick. Jessica McHenry (Ensemble) is a freshman at Georgetown Visitation. This is her first performance in a Gonzaga production and she is very excited! JJ Mitchell (Mac) has performed in eight Gonzaga shows: CDR, LA, MAAN, KMK, ACC, AGYG, OT, and 42ST. He gives a million thanks to the production staff, his friends, his family, his music teachers, and everyone with whom he has shared the Gonzaga stage. He will miss the GDA community next year, but he will never forget the incredible moments he experienced here. Graydon Monroe (Ensemble) is as excited to be in 42nd Street as he would be if he found a dime in a sewer drain. Quinn Moslander (Stage Crew) is thrilled to partake in her second GDA performance. Participating in the theater onstage and backstage with Gonzaga is an experience she is very grateful for and will never forget. Jack Mullally (Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of this legendary production. As a junior, this is his first play, but he enjoys being a part of history. Carrick O’Reilly (Stage Crew) is a sophomore and this is his second show working for stage crew. He loves animation and drawing. He thanks his family for all their support and his friends for making stage crew fun. Brendan Oliverio (Ensemble), a sophomore, is thrilled to be in 42nd Street, his first GDA show, especially in the new theater. He thanks for everyone’s support. Teresa Oliverio (Gladys) is a freshman at St. Mary’s Annapolis and is excited to be making her GDA debut. She follows in the footsteps of her dad (Martin ‘81) and two uncles. Ryan Parbs (Ensemble) is excited to be in his first GDA production as a freshman. He is looking forward to many more productions during his time at Gonzaga. Emilie Pratt (Ensemble) has really enjoyed being a part of 42nd Street with her first role as a featured dancer. She’s had the time of her life in this show and couldn’t ask for anything more.

Michael Pullano (Ensemble) is excited to show off his dancing skills in the first performance in the new theatre. He would like to thank his parents, Mr. L’Etoile, and Ryan Emerson for being so supportive this year. This is Matthew Ratcliffe’s (Stage Crew) third show with the GDA. He hopes you enjoy the show. John Richardson (Stage Crew) is having a great time on stage crew. In her third GDA show, Daryn Robinson (Annie) “shuﬄes off to Buffalo” as the ﬂirtatious, fun-filled “Anytime” Annie. This Visitation junior thanks God, her Parental Unit, the GDA staff, and her friends…who make it all worthwhile! Andre Sabet (Ensemble) is thrilled to be in his second GDA production. He would like to thank Ms. Goldsmith, Jay-Z, Mr. L’Etoile, Mr. Buckley, and Jay for being so patient with him. He would also like to thank all his friends in the cast and crew of 42nd Street. He is extremely thankful for his family’s love and support, it means the world to him. Finally he would like to give a big shout-out to his main man Jack Mullally. Mike Seay (Assistant Loft Manager) is excited to be in his 2nd show at Gonzaga, this time on stage crew. After acting in Our Town, he decided to join stage crew and is enjoying it. Mary Therese Snyder (Diane/Dance Captain) is a senior at Visitation and incredibly honored to have the title of Dance Captain bestowed on her in 42nd Street. She has also taken to the stage in Much Ado About Nothing, A Christmas Carol, and Our Town. Besides giving A-Train an immense thank-you for all his patient directing (“Hello?”), she would like to thank her family, friends, better half, and carpool. Ryan Stanton (Light Crew) is extremely excited to be a part of the opening show of the new theater and his second production at Gonzaga! Thanks to everyone involved in making his first year of GDA great! Jacob Sweeney (Bert Barry) has been in seven GDA shows and is grateful for his experiences with this loving community. He aspires to be happy, graduate from college, and to become best friends with Bono. His fears include clowns, nickels, and telling you everything you need to know about him in 60 words or less. “If you’re not weird, you’re not interesting.” AMDG. LTF. Clay Tondreau (Billy Lawlor) is a freshman at Gonzaga and is very excited to be in the opening performance of Gonzaga’s new theater. He played George Gibbs in Our Town and after, he couldn’t wait to audition for 42nd Street. Finn Tuite (Stage Crew) is a sophomore at Gonzaga. 42nd Street is the second time he has been a member of the stage crew for the GDA. He is currently balancing rugby and crew. David White (Co-House Manager) has rowed crew all four years at Gonzaga and is also in the Chamber Choir. He has been an essential member of the House Crew for the past four years. Shout out to his main man, Trey Cruser, for “bro-ing out” these past couple of years. It’s been real. Konrad Woo (Light Crew) is a sophomore in stage crew. He is partaking in his first show with the GDA. He’d like to thank his family and friends. Steffaney Wood (Ensemble) is a junior at Georgetown Visitation. She is delighted to be in her second GDA production after being in Annie Get Your Gun.

Well Wishers

(cont’d)

Sis, you bring a sparkle to our eyes! Love, Dad, Mom, Katie, Anthony & Brutus too!

Break a leg Ryan! We are so proud of you. Love, Mama & Papa Ryan, you’re going out a youngster but coming back a star! Love, Mom & Dad Ryan, get out there and be so swell! Good luck! Love, Sydney Mick, you continue to amaze us with your musical talents; we can’t wait to see you dance! Love, Mom & Dad Congratulations to the multi-talented men of Gonzaga. The Aquilian & The Phoenix Ryan, we’re proud you & all your work on 42nd Street. Mom, Dad, Devin & Grace Congratulations Bethany, Timothy and Jonathan Kokotajlo! Your cousins Leo, Clara & Madeline Wach Best of luck to all the cast and crew. - Mary Ellen Whitcomb Best Wishes for a successful 42nd Street. - Bill & Mary Anne Wilson Break all those 42nd Street Broadway-Bound legs (ie., break a leg). Paul, Allan and Meghan too! JP, Kathy, Ryan and Sarah (Coco) Jenks

You’ve come a long way, Jack…

…and we always knew you could do it! We are so proud of you! Mom, Dad and Cate

Congratulations to

Madeline Maloney and the

Cast & Crew of

42nd Street

In the heart of old D.C., You’ll find a thoroughfare. It’s the part of little old D.C. That runs into St. Al’s Square. A crazy (purple) quilt that the Eye Street Jesuits built, Whenever we’ve got time to spare, We all want to be there. The splended new Sheehy is where we now meet, To revel in soaring young voices and fluidly flying feet. Filled with greatest appreciation to the GDA for yet another Brilliant Theatrical treat.

Many thanks to all the cast, crew & chiefs of 42nd Street The Madison Family

Our VERY BEST WISHES to all of the Cast & Crew of 42nd Street on this Historic Occasion! To CHRISTIAN, Your Knack for Managing Technical Problems Has Long Been Evident. CONGRATULATIONS and Enjoy Learning to Master the New and Improved Equipment! WE LOVE YOU MADLY!

Mom, Dad, Rachel & Andrea

The Hamilton Family would like to congratulate the Cast & Crew of 42nd Street on a fantastic show!

Wrong Abner, you say?? No matter!! We love you, Joey, whichever character you play. You will always be our star!

To the YOUNG AND HEALTHY cast of 42nd Street Best Wishes from

and Jackie Eghrari-Sabet, MD 301.948.4066 ANDRE, YOUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;VE TAPPED AND WALTZED DEEP INTO OUR HEARTS AGAIN... WE LOVE YOU MUCHLY! MOM & DAD

Congratulations to the entire GDA!

Break a Leg, Lexi Brennan! Love your biggest fans, Olivia Grace & Mom and Dad

Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll always be our baby girl.

Congratulations to Harrison

and all the cast & crew of 42nd Street We are so proud of how well you have done. The GDA has been so much fun for the entire family. Thanks for the wonderful shows and great memories. Break a leg. Mom, Dad, Kate & Patrick

As the curtain comes down on the new Gonzaga Theater Congratulations to COLLEEN ‘13 for eight terrific performances and THERESA ‘14 for five awesome shows! A special thanks to A-Train for what you give to the kids, and to Paul and Meghan for keeping us together. Congratulations to the SENIORS and thanks to all the cast and crew for what you give to the audience. These memories will last a lifetime! ~~ THE L’ETOILE FAMILY ~~

Visitation Girls: Tap Your Hearts Out on 42nd Street Because “You’re in the Money!” Ava Baker Claudia Baker Eliza Baker Lexi Brennan Lauren Bruce Julia Clarke Claire Dolson Emily Fuldner Jeanne Marie Hathway Abigail Kilcullen

Bethany Kokotajlo Isabelle Koritsas Colleen L’Etoile Theresa L’Etoile Madeline Maloney Jessica McHenry Quinn Moslander Daryn Robinson Mary Therese Snyder Steﬀaney Wood

From the Cast, Crew and Production Staff of Visitation’s

It’s great to see the Gonzaga Dramatic Association continue its’ tradition of Spring Musicals in the beautifully restored Sheehy Theater. We can’t wait to see you all -especially Phil Kiley -on the Warman Stage performing in 42nd Street.

Break a Leg! Susan, Peter, Jane & Henry Kiley

Congratulations to the terriﬁc cast & crew of 42nd Street! Paul & Liz Richardson

Mary Therese, It’s been great watching your theatrical journey from “Much Ado About Nothing” to “42nd Street,” with visits to “Our Town” and other shows along the way! Love you. Mom & Dad With thanks to the GDA for the fun and friendships!! Congrats to Jack Caudle ‘13 “Go forth and set the world on fire!” ~ St. Ignatius The Caudle Family Gwen, Ralph & Ross ‘13 AMDG

~~ Ode to JJ Mitchell ~~ It all began with Cyrano And it was our pleasure to watch you grow In each performance for every show Congratulations on eight in a row!!! Break a legâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;with love, The Garvey Family John, Cheryl, Ryan and Jack

DARYN ROBINSON Wishing you all the best in 42nd Street!

You are on your way!!!!!!! With Love, Mommy, Donald, Daddy, Lori, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles, Cousins & Cookie too!

A Brief History of the Gonzaga Dramatic Association

One of Gonzaga’s oldest and proudest student organizations, the Gonzaga Dramatic Association (GDA) was oﬃcially established in 1863, although the school had been putting on plays for the preceeding forty-two years. The GDA stages two productions each year; a smaller comedy or classical play in the fall, and a larger musical in the spring. Since 1965, the GDA has had a rich tradition of drawing girls from the region’s high schools to play female parts in its performances. Recent productions have benefitted from girls representing Georgetown Visitation, Academy of the Holy Cross, Oakcrest High School, Our Lady of Good Counsel High School, Connelly School of the Holy Child, Bishop O’Connell High School, Woodrow Wilson High School, Elizabeth Seton High School, Bishop Ireton High School, Archbishop Spalding High School, St. Mary’s High School of Annapolis, and Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart, as well as several home-schooled girls. GDA actors and actresses often go on to professional theater, and in 1999 the Gonzaga Dramatic Association Hall of Fame was established to honor these individuals, as well as those who continue to contribute to the Theater Program at Gonzaga. The GDA inspires great loyalty in its members; five of eight current members of the production staff were involved in the GDA during their high school years. Current GDA members and alumni lend their talents to raise funds for the Dr. John C. Warman ‘57 Scholarship Fund at Gonzaga by performing in benefits.

2013

Gala

JUNE 8, 2013

“DUETS WITH DOC”

KENWOOD COUNTRY CLUB

6:30 COCKTAILS & SILENT AUCTION 8:00 DINNER, DUETS, & DANCING

featu!ng performances by $eater Alumni, Scholar%ip Winners & & JWS Sin'rs For information call: 202-277-7787 or visit or website www.johnwarmanscholarship.org

The Gonzaga Dramatic Association Would Like to Thank the Sheehy Family and the Members of and Contributors to the Keeping the Promise Campaign As Well As the Architects at and

For Their Wonderful Work in Transforming the new Sheehy Theater

Please, Take a Seat...

Keeping the Promise is a recurring Gonzaga theme. During her first seventy-five years in hand-me-down and makeshift facilities, and through some decidedly lean times, Gonzaga promised the world that she was here to stay. She kept that promise in dramatic fashion at her Diamond Jubilee in 1896 with the opening of the first permanent structure she had ever built for herself. Remarkably, it was a full-fledged theater with stage capabilities on a professional scale and seating on two levels for an audience of several hundred. It has now been in continuous use for well over a century and is still one of Gonzagaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s greatest treasures...The theater needs to retain and restore its Victorian charm and at the same time provide for the comfort of present-day audiences. The stage needs to meet modern technical requirements and safety standards, and much-needed backstage facilities are overdue... It is clearly time to keep the promise once more, and it is encouraging to know that Gonzaga never fails to do so. Dr. John C. Warman, Gonzaga Class of 1957 Honorary Campaign Chair For more information on TAKING A SEAT in support of the Keeping the Promise Campaign, please contact Daniel Costello, Vice President for Advancement at dcostell@gonzaga.org

acKnoWledgeMents The Gonzaga Dramatic Association would like to thank the following people for their contributions, both big and small, without which the show could not have happened. Fr. Planning, Fr. Conti, Susan Stanley-McGrath, Tom Every, Jim Rogers, Greg Schlegel, Thomasina Armwood, Andy Battaile, Courtney Joncas, Mark Emory and the Maintenance Staﬀ, Cesar Alvarez and Palm Facilities Services, Patti Orfini & The Mothers’ Club, Ken Abod & The Fathers’ Club, John Gaughan & The Alumni Association, Andy Wing, the Security Staﬀ, Joe Reyda, Casey O’Neill, Rasheeda Henry, Danny Costello, Priscilla Flynn, Mac Kimmitt, Steve Langevin, Chris Flannery, Jeremy Young, Sarah Miller, Peter Buckley, Jim Manion, Steve Kruskamp, Conrad Singh, David Nastal, Eve Grimaldi, Tim Emerson, Samuel McMenamin, Alison Ehrenreich, Andrew Farkas, Eileen Vaughan, Deanna Howes, Katie Katinas, and all of the ushers who help us to find our seats and remind us politely not to bring food into the theatre.

draMa boosters

The Drama Boosters was established in 1998 to assist the production staﬀ with costuming, props, concessions, ad sales, ticket sales, set construction, publicity, and whatever other needs the production may require. Their work has been essential in producing a first-rate show. The Gonzaga Dramatic Association thanks the parents in the Drama Boosters for their hard work and dedication to “42nd Street.” Costumes - Monica Buckley Make-Up - Marie L’Etoile Concessions & Lobby - Andrew & Suzanne Marcou Cast & Crew Dinners - Dori Mitchell & Shannon Seay Bake Sale Coordinator - Tara Claeys Vocal Coaching - Gene Galvin Monica Baker Mary Barbuto Patty Barron Claire & Garner Bennett Maria & Mike Brennan Laura Brockwell Barbara Brown Gwynn Chandler Laura Clarke Catherine Cooney Linda Cordovana Christina deConcini Gesiele Davenport Andree Dumermuth Sabina Emerson Elizabeth & Kevin Ferrick Juliet Fitzgerald Weed Forte

Diane Frazier Cheryl Garvey Mike & Tonia Glynn Cheryl Hadinger Adrianne & Jeﬀ Hamilton Tiphanie Hill Joanna Hoﬀschneider Marilyn James Elwanda Johnson Judy Joyce John & Mitzi Kelley Sarah Kiernan Angie Kilcullen Susan Kiley Scott Kokotajlo Nancy Leach Linda & Martin L’Etoile Katherine Long-Rodriguez

Patty Long Sheila Maloney Maureen McElhattan Michelle McDonnell Karen McGee Susan McHenry John Mitchell Molly Mullally Jen Oliverio Missy Oliverio Bill Pratt Wendy Pullano Liz Richardson Susan Ford Robinson Ita & Scott Snyder Beth Stanton Jonna Stoycos Cynthia White

We would also like to thank all of the parents who provided concessions and helped in so many other ways. Thank you for making the show that much more special for all of the kids.

Christmas Carol The GDA Booster Alumni Parents Congratulate the Cast and Crew of

Annie GeT Your Gun

For more information about the GDA Booster Alumni Parents, please contact Paul Buckley at pbuckley@gonzaga.org

The Miracle Worker

The Gonzaga Alumni Association Congratulates the Cast & Crew of 42nd Street on a Spectacular Production