GDA Playbill: The Spongebob Musical (Spring 2021) by Gonzaga College High School

Congratulations to the Gonzaga Dramatic Association and the Cast and Crew of

Best wishes to the Class of 2021! Love, The Gonzaga Mothers and Fathers Clubs

The Dramatic Association of Gonzaga College High School proudly presents

Based on the series by Stephen Hillenberg

Book by Kyle Jarrow

Original Songs by Yolanda Adams, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Sara Bareilles, Jonathan Coulton, Alex Ebert of Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, The Flaming Lips, Lady Antebellum, Cyndi Lauper, John Legend, Panic! At the Disco, Plain White T’s, They Might Be Giants, T.I. And Songs by David Bowie, Tom Kenny & Andy Paley Additional Lyrics by Jonathan Coulton Additional Music by Tom Kitt Musical Production Conceived by Tina Landau Nickelodeon, Spongebob SquarePants, and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Viacom International.

Produced by Mr. Paul Buckley ‘86 & Mrs. Meghan Goldsmith Direction by Ms. Sarah Frances Hope Williams Musical Direction by Ms. Marika Countouris Technical Direction by Mr. Jonathan Spencer Costumes by Mrs. Denise Aitcheson & Mrs. Kimberly Notarianni

May 7 & 8, 2021 at 7:30PM May 9, 2021 at 2:30PM

THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com

Producer’s Notes

Back in December, when we were trying to find the right show to do, a lot of ideas were put out there. We knew it had to be a virtual show - there was no way health guidelines would allow us to do a show like we normally would. At the same time, as successful as our collection of scenes was from the fall, we didn’t want to do the same in the spring, we wanted to do a musical, no matter how challenging that may prove to be. Fortunately, both Sarah and Marika had gained some experience in virtual productions over the course of the past year so they had an idea of what it would take, and Jonathan Spencer had learned a lot from the fall and felt ready to take on this new challenge. Still, we needed a show. The right show. And then fortune smiled upon us. One of the first shows bandied about was The SpongeBob Musical. The show had literally just been made available for high schools to do the day before we had met, and both Sarah and Marika were incredibly excited at the possibility. Now I had never watched the show - it came into pop culture well after I left childhood, and my own kids were never really into it. Still, Sarah and Marika’s energy was contagious, so I was on board. There was one problem, the show, while recently made available for schools to do, was only made available to do LIVE, not virtually. This was a problem because we simply could not do that. And then fortune smiled again. We did some digging and found the name Kyle Jarrow - Kyle was the writer of the show. We made an appeal to him to talk to the company that held the rights to let us do it virtually, explaining how we really wanted to do the show but we couldn’t do it live for safety reasons. Amazingly enough, and to his credit, Kyle went to bat for us and went to the rights holding company, who then talked to Nickelodeon, and soon the rule was changed, and schools could now do it virtually - we had our show!! Of course now we had to put it together, and that’s where Sarah, Marika and Jonathan really showed their immense talent. I have never seen a show with such challenges and seen three people rise to that challenge so well. We had all sorts of issues along the way, the likes of which I had never encountered in almost 30 years of doing shows. But they met them every time, and so we are ready to bring this to you. And I couldn’t be more excited. I would be remiss if I didn’t also mention some new blood that joined our ranks this year - Kate Griffith came over from Holy Cross and has proven to be instrumental and looks ready to be a guiding voice for us for years to come.

Andrew Bevilacqua brought his experience from the stories Cape and Sword Society of St Joe’s Prep in Philly to keep us excited and upbeat. Ciaran Freeman pitched in with technical help for Jonathan. And Kim and Denise (Mrs NoT and Mrs A) once again gave us the best dressed show in the land - I am so thrilled to have them both aboard. But of course the real credit has to go to the kids - never has a class been presented with such challenges, and there were frustrations beyond frustrations along the way. Knowing they couldn’t rehearse in person. trying to create the sense of community and memories they had grown accustomed to, knowing that they could only do so much. Not being able to build actual sets, being relegated to creating virtual ones. All of these factors can play on the patience and endurance of kids, but they persevered and shone through it all, and so we are now ready to give you the story of Spongebob, Patrick, Sandy, Squdward, and all of these characters I barely knew before, but rejoice in now. I hope you will rejoice in them as well. Enjoy the show. Paul Buckley

Director’s Notes

Hello and welcome to our beautiful town of Bikini Bottom! Over the last three months, these incredible students have been working together (from far apart) to bring these familiar characters alive. They are telling an honest story of community and coming together in time of need. There is no better time to tell this story than now. We have been able to really tap into the full virtual production. This is a world that is so well known in 2D. The students have succeeded in expanding that world into their homes. This production has stretched each and everyone of us in new and exciting ways. The actors have learned about acting for the camera, creating their own studio space, recording their own audio, and connecting to each other through little squares. The crew has been challenged to adapt to the ways of technology, learning to create a scene through color and concept. I am beyond proud of each student who has had a hand in this production. Thank you to all of the parents who have welcomed the GDA into your homes. Thank you to the incredible production team for helping to create a fun and creative show. Thank you to the GDA students for coming together for the Best Day Ever! For mom and dad always. Sarah Frances Hope Williams Director, GDA

To Our Dearest Jacob, We enjoyed every minute! We loved every show! So proud of you and the entire GDA! - Love you very much all the way to the bikini bottom & back Mom, Dad, your bros, aunts & uncles, grandmas/pas, CLOUD, & LINUS

cast Spongebob Squarepants............................................................JP Howard Patrick Star.....................................................................................Luke Rizzo Sandy Cheeks.....Grace Stephens (Connelly School of the Holy Child) Eugene H. Krabs..........................................................................Jacob Wells Sheldon J. Plankton...............................................................Gabriel Dorsey Squidward Q. Tentacles.......................................................................J.T. Off Karen the Computer.......................Lulu Carter (Georgetown Visitation) Pearl Krabs....................................................................Zoe Somerville (GV) The Mayor of Bikini Bottom.....Eleanor Bender (St. John’s College HS) Perch Perkins.......................................................................Lorenzo Limarzi Patchy the Pirate/Johnny the Bartender..............................James Miller Old Man Jenkins........................................................................Paul Weaver Larry the Lobster.......................................................................Mason Allen Mrs. Puff.............................................Megan Delaney (Bishop O’Connell) The French Narrator...........................................................Matthew Gately Gary/Electric Skate #1......................................................Brendan O’Boyle Electric Skate #2...................................................................Robert Fragola Electric Skate #3/Johnny Bluetang.....................................Ben Sylvestre Sardine Devotee #1/Electric Skates Backup Singer...Katie Kerns (GV) Sardine Devotee #2..................Alana Parchment (Stone Ridge School) Sardine Devotee #3...................................................Catherine Mahr (GV) Sardine Devotee #4/Electric Skates Backup Singer....Sofia Parfomak (O’Connell) Sardine Devotee #5.............................................Mary Grace Moran (GV) Sardine Devotee #6.......................................................Molly McGee (GV) Electric Skates Backup Singer.................................Alese Cowardin (GV) Plankton Backup Dancer/Teen Fan...................Caitlin Reischauer (GV) Plankton Backup Dancer/Teen Fan...........................Emma Dowd (SRS) Plankton Backup Dancer/Teen Fan.........Julia Stanley (Archbishop Spaulding HS) Plankton Backup Dancer/Teen Fan.......................Dakota Dorsey (SRS) Mob Fish #1.......................................................................Alex Ludwikowski Mob Fish #2....................................................................................John Jerro

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mUsicaL nUmBers ACT I “Bikini Bottom Day” (by Jonathan Coulton).................................................................................The Town “Bikini Bottom Day (Reprise 1)” (by Jonathan Coulton).........................................................SpongeBob “No Control” (by David Bowie and Brian Eno).................................................Perch Perkins, The Town “BFF” (by Plain White T’s)..............................................................................................SpongeBob, Patrick “When The Going Gets Tough” (by T.I., Domani Harris, and Darwin Quinn).......Plankton, The Town “(Just a) Simple Sponge” (by Panic! At The Disco)............................SpongeBob, Mr. Krabs, Sponges “Daddy Knows Best” (by Alex Ebert of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros).........................................Mr. Krabs, Pearl “Hero Is My Middle Name” (by Cyndi Lauper and Rob Hyman).............SpongeBob, Sandy, Patrick “Super Sea-Star Savior” (by Yolanda Adams).................................................................Patrick, Sardines “Tomorrow Is” (by The Flaming Lips).............................................................................................The Town

TEN MINUTE INTERMISSION

ACT II “Poor Pirates” (by Sara Bareilles)..........................................................................................Patchy, Pirates “Bikini Bottom Day (Reprise 2)” (by Jonathan Coulton)........................................................SpongeBob “Bikini Bottom Boogie” (by Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith).......................................The Electric Skates, Pearl, Fans “Chop To The Top” (by Lady Antebellum)...................................................................Sandy, SpongeBob “(I Guess I) Miss You” (by John Legend).....................................................................SpongeBob, Patrick “I’m Not A Loser” (by They Might Be Giants)...............................................Squidward, Sea Anemones “Simple Sponge (Reprise)” (by Panic! At The Disco)..............................................................SpongeBob “Best Day Ever” (by Andy Paley and Tom Kenny)................................................SpongeBob, The Town “Finale: Bikini Bottom Day (Reprise 3)” (by Jonathan Coulton)...............................................The Town “SongeBob Theme Song” (by Derek Drymon, Mark Harrison, Stephen Hillenburg, and Blaise Smith)......................................All

Congratulations Matthew on your 8th performance with the GDA!

“If you believe in yourself, with a tiny pinch of magic all your dreams can come true!” –SpongeBob

Looking forward to seeing all of your dreams come true!

Congratulations to the entire cast and crew for all your hard work on The SpongeBob Musical!

Love Mom, Dad, Will and Elizabeth

ProDUction staff Producers.......................................Mr. Paul Buckley ‘86 & Mrs. Meghan Goldsmith Director....................................................................Ms. Sarah Frances Hope Williams Technical Director.......................................................................Mr. Jonathan Spencer Musical Director........................................................................Ms. Marika Countouris Assistant Producer................................................................................Ms. Kate Griffith Production Assistants.....................Mr. Andrew Bevilacqua & Mr. Cieran Freeman Costumers..................................Mrs. Denise Aitchison & Mrs. Kimberly Notarianni

BanD Conductor/Keyboard/Guitar 3..............................................Ms. Marika Countouris Reed 1.........................................................................................Ms. Catherine Hammes Reed 2....................................................................................................Mr. Brian Berdan Trumpet...............................................................................................Mr. Andrew Wood Guitar 1/Guitar 2.............................................................................Mr. Garrett Gleason Drums/Percussion.................................................................................Mr. Sam Carolla Bass.........................................................................................................Mr. Jason Wilson

staGe creW Stage Manager.........................................................................................Joseph Giuliani Assistant Stage Manager......................................................................Thomas Carney Light Manager.........................................................................................Matthew Dukes Projections Manager..........................................................................Christopher Groh Set & Stage Crew...........................................................Anthony Buckley, Colin Clark, John Corso, Patrick George, Patrick Jacobs, John Kosch All stage crew members participated in every aspect of the production of The SpongeBob Musical.

ProDUction staff Bios Mrs. Denise Aitchison (Costumer) is happy to be celebrating her fifth year as a Costume Co-Coordinator and Designer. She managed to fly under the radar of the GDA until her son, Quinn (‘17), decided to be in the musical Curtains his senior year. In the real world, she is in her 31st year as a Costume Draper for the Shakespeare Theatre Company. She also freelances regularly for many companies including Arena Stage, Washington National Opera, Ford’s Theatre, Olney Theatre, Signature Theatre, and the Guthrie Theater. Denise gives her special thanks to husband Jon, who cleans the house and cooks for three months. This enables her to work with teenagers and hopefully cultivate them into theater goers and professionals. She gives her thanks to Paul, Meghan, Sarah, Jonathan, and Kimberly, who likes to put too many rhinestones on the costumes. (Just kidding, there can never be too many rhinestones!) Mr. Andrew Bevilacqua (Production Assistant) is happy to be involved in his first show at Gonzaga. A new member of Gonzaga’s English Department, Mr. Bev’s showbiz claim to fame is that he was once an extra in an episode of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, although unfortunately his scene was cut. While in high school at St. Joe’s Prep in Philadelphia, Mr. Bev was a member of the production staff of the Cape and Sword Drama Society. As a stage manager, he was involved in several shows, with some cameos on stage and small roles in alumni productions. He’s grateful to everyone involved in the GDA and Gonzaga for being so wonderful and welcoming! Mr. Paul Buckley ‘86, HoF ‘16 (Producer) is finishing his 23rd year of running the Gonzaga Dramatic Association, and he won’t long forget it. He is gratefult o his amazing production team of Meghan, Sarah, Jonathan and Marika, and welcomes Kate and Bev to the mix. He thanks Kim and Denise for making everyone look sharp and doing it with flair. He thanks the kids for their patience and understanding in pulling this off, and especially the seniors for not giving up on this idea of a streamed show. Lastly, he thanks his wife Monica, and kids Anthony (stage crew), Caroline and Gabe for being there for him, both in person and virtually. Remember, we always have tomorrow. Ms. Marika Countouris (Music Director) has been with the GDA for 6 years! Her previous GDA credits Grease, Beauty & the Beast, Curtains, Peter and the Star Catcher, Hairspray and Godspell. Other credits include Monumental: Be More Chill, Daddy Long Legs, Brooklyn and Montgomery. Flying V: We’re Gonna Die (Helen Hayes Nomination for Outstanding Music Direction); NextStop: Beehive; Levine Music Theatre: Matilda; Constellation: Little Shop of Horrors, Aida; Redhouse Theatre: Peter and the Starcatcher; Catholic University: 9 to 5; Montgomery College: Urinetown and Mr. Burns: A Post Electric Play; MC Summer Dinner Theater: Sister Act, Into the Woods, and Catch Me If You Can; Woodrow Wilson High School: Legally Blonde. Marika also serves as the Choral Arts Director at Georgetown Visitation, where she teaches private voice and leads both the Chorus and Madrigals.

Mrs. Meghan Goldsmith, HoF ‘18 (Producer) is in her 20th season as a member of the production staff and feels blessed by the opportunity to help bring the magic of theater to an audience, especially now. Memorable shows include Singin’ in the Rain ‘99, 42nd Street ‘02, Guys and Dolls ‘06, West Side Story ‘08, Kiss Me Kate ‘11, Fiddler ‘14. Thank you to Paul, Sarah, Jonathan and Marika for being wonderful colleagues, creators and friends, and welcome to Kate and Bev as they join our merry band of mayhem. Congratulations to the cast and crews, especially the seniors, on a job very well done. Love and thanks to her amazing husband Dan for his support and delicious dinners, and to Matt, Katie and Emmy for sharing Mommy with the big kids, and for only popping up in Zoom rehearsals every once in a while. Ms. Kate Griffith (Assistant Producer) is excited to be joining the GDA this semester for this unprecedented production. She has been directing, producing, and teaching drama for the past decade, and received her Master of Arts in Theatre Education from The Catholic University of America in May 2020. Notable previous directing credits include: Matilda The Musical, Into the Woods, The Sound of Music, The 25th…Spelling Bee and Death. In addition, she is a long-time comedic improvisor and a more recent tap dancer. She wants to thank Paul, Meghan, and Sarah for their immediate welcome and guidance. She is so proud of the hard work of this talented cast and crew, and hopes you enjoy the show! Mrs. Kimberly Notarianni (Costumer) is in her 5th season as a costumer for the GDA and is thrilled to be part of the production staff since 2019. Mom of Spencer (’17) and Maddie Rose (SR ’19) she has been costuming the GDA since Mr. Buckley roped her in immediately after chairing Gonzaga’s 35th Anniversary Gala in December of 2016. “Mrs. Noti” has one cardinal rule: Thou shall NOT eat in costume and always has a secret candy stash in the “cage”. Special shout outs to: Dr. Noti for his patience with late theatre nights, hot glue guns, and musical theatre playlists, & to Mrs. A, my partner in crime, who has spent many a late night by my side & happily indulges my sequin & rhinestone addiction. Mr. Jonathan Spencer (Technical Director) is a native of Fairfax, VA and a graduate of the Art Institute of Washington. He is in his fourth year as the GDA Technical Theatre Director after having worked as the Technical Theatre Director for Summit School in WinstonSalem, NC and as the co-owner/audio engineer of the live music venue Turntable in North Carolina. Despite the challenges that 2020 has presented, he has been impressed with not only the students’ resiliency and creativity, but also for truly embodying the phrase “the show must go on!” Ms. Sarah Frances Hope Williams (Director) is honored to be directing her first GDA musical. This is her 7th year with the GDA. Sarah Frances is an actor, choreographer and teacher artist in the DMV. She graduated from The Catholic University of America Department of Musical Theatre. Previous GDA shows are Beauty and the Beast, Grease, Footloose, Fiddler on the Roof, and Hairspray. Previous performing credits include Beauty and the Beast, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Saturday Night Fever, Urinetown, and more. Sarah Frances is the Education Program Manager for Levine Music Theatre at the Levine School of Music. For Mom and Dad always.

Glitter don’t shine, rhinestones don’t shine…the way you do. You are on fire! We love you and are so proud of you, Caitlin. Love, Mom, Dad, Jade, Chase, and Piper

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Arrrr…you ready for another GDA show? Congratulations James Miller

Break a leg! Mum, Dad, & brothers Gonzaga Class of 2021, wait!! It is too soon, what will we do without you? You can’t graduate yet!

Mason Allen, looks like that’s a wrap. We are so proud of you and will be cheering you on at Denison University! Love, Mom & Dad, Catherine, Peter ’25, Jack ’18, Luke ’16, Maggie and McKay ’14

Patrons of the Gonzaga Dramatic Association Adventure Theater The Allen Family Mary & Robert Barbuto Mary Theresa Barbuto Gabriella Barbuto (GDA ‘14) The Bender Family The Benson Family The Boston Family The Boyce Family The Brockwell Family The Buckley Family The Campion Family The Carney & Sumilas Families The Carter Family Wally and Katie Cooney The Corso Family Kevin and Alice Curtin The Dent Family The Dolan Family The Dorsey Family The Dowd Family The Farley Family The Farren Family Jack and Andrea Fleury The Forte Family Susan M. Flury The Fragola Family The Gans Family The Gately Family Teresa Giral The Giuliani Family Michael (‘81), Tonia, Mary & Mike (‘13) Glynn Gonzaga Fathers and Mothers Club

The Howard Family The Jerro Family The Jesuit Community of St. Aloysius Gonzaga The Kerns Family The Kilner Family The Kirvan Family Allan & Marie L’Etoile Nancy and David Leach Andrew Leach ’03 Alex Leach ’06 Willie Leach ’10 John Leach ‘15 Britt & Cecilia Lewis The Limarzi Family The Ludwikowski Family The Mahr Family The Nalls Family The Notarianni Family The Miller Family The Moran Family The Nolan Family The O’Boyle Family The Off Family The Ott Family The Parfomak Family The Regan Family The Reischauer Family The Rizzo Family The Stanley Family The Stephens Family The Sommerville Family The Wells Family

Well Wishers So proud of you, Sofia! Love, Mom, Dad, Johnny and Kasper - Go Knights! Congrats to Robert and all the Cast and Crew. Best virtual play ever! Break a leg...Love, Mom and Dad Break a Leg, J.T.! Love, Grandma Show ‘em how it’s done, Baby Cakes! Love, Mimi Congrats to the Cast and Crew of SpongeBob! With love from the Ludwikowski Family Congratulations to Julia and the entire cast of SpongeBob the Musical! We are proud of everyone’s hard work. From the Stanley Family “Look! A Sponge and a starfish. There’s gotta be SOMETHING we can make out of this.” - Phineas Flynn Bravo, Lorenzo. Break a Leg! Mom, Pop, Luca and Lucie Molly, We’re so proud of you and excited to see SpongeBob! Congrats on your first year in the GDA! Love, Mom, Cullen, Tommy, Jack, Casey, Danny & KK Anthony, We are so proud of the Humongous effort you made in this show. We can’t wait to see what you do next. Love, Mom and Dad The Jerro Family supports the Gonzaga Dramatic Association! Many thanks to the cast, crew, teachers, students and entire production staff for all of your hard work and tremendous dedication. Break a leg!

The Bender Family celebrates the GDA and Eleanor for her roles in these wonderful productions!

Warm wishes to my fellow Seniors, it’s been a privilege to “play” with you. From your favorite Johnnie, Eleanor

Congratulations Gabriel, Dakota, GDA Cast and Crew for yet another amazing performance so imaginatively created. The Dorseys Two Thumbs Up for Karen the Computer and the entire GDA Cast and Crew!

Thank you to Sarah, Marika, Mr. Buckley and Mrs. Goldsmith for another amazing GDA experience!! The Carter/Yusof Family

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WE WILL SWIM WITH YOU FROM WE WILL SWIM WITH YOU FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA! SEA TO SHINING SEA Love, Mom, Dad, Tyler, Emma, Danny, Timmy, Emily, Tommy and Ellie

Love - Mom, Dad, Tyler, Emma, Danny Timmy, Emily, Tommy and Ellie

WE WILL SWIM WITH YOU FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA Love - Mom, Dad, Tyler, Emma, Danny Timmy, Emily, Tommy and Ellie St. Ignatius of Loyola

The Jesuit Fathers and Brothers of the Jesuit Community of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Congratulate the Gonzaga Drama Association on their production of “The Spongebob Musical”

To our favorite socially-distant SA--Love, RDIMom, NEDad : and John

Congratulations, Thomas, you have come so far in these four years on stage crew.

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“If you believe in yourself, and with a tiny pinch of magic, all your dreams can come true!” - SpongeBob

Congratulations GDA, for creating the magic with this show! Dr. & Mrs. Noti Spencer G’17 and Maddie Rose GDA/SRS ‘19 Congratulations to the Gonzaga Dramatic Association on this superb production. With love and admiration, Mary & Robert Barbuto Mary Theresa Barbuto Gabriella Barbuto (GDA ‘14)

We’re ready to wish Emma (SRS ‘22) and the GDA a fantastic show! Looking forward to seeing your creativity, talent and imagination on screen!

Always remember to believe in your dreams, count on your friends, and have FUN! With love, Mom, Dad, Ryan G’13, Trevor G’16 and Shaelyn

If you believe in yourself and with a tiny pinch of magic, all your dreams can come true! - SpongeBob You never know the true value of a moment until it becomes a memory. - SpongeBob

Thanks to the cast and crew and everyone involved with the GDA for their amazing ability to produce this wonderful show during these challenging times. JP, Congratulations on your ﬁrst GDA performance! We are so very proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Hailsey & Jillian With imagination, you can be anything you want. - SpongeBob

Always follow your heart, unless your heart is bad with directions. - SpongeBob

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J.T., We are so incredibly proud of your talent and perplexed as to where you got it - certainly not from your family. However, as Squidward would say, “fortunately, I have enough talent for all of you.” You certainly do have enough for all of us, and we love watching you use it. Love, Mom & Dad

Congratulations to the cast and crew of The SpongeBob Musical, and especially to our favorite Bikini Bottom gal, Catherine Mahr! With Love from The Mahr Family

Congratulations Luke!

The GDA only saw glimpses of your talent. We can’t wait to see waht you do at the next level! With love from your fan club, Mom, Dad, Maddie (GV ‘16), Abby (GV ‘17) & Peter ‘19

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. Stephen Planning, Steve Neill, Tom Every, Jim Kilroy, Jim Rogers, Dale Johnson, Patti Calvo, Mark Emory and the Maintenance Staff, Palm Facilities Services, Jeanette Staton & The Mothers’ Club, Grant Palmer & The Fathers’ Club, the Security Staff, Joe Reyda, Dave Dugan, Mary Clare Glover, Brea Neri, Priscilla Flynn, Jen Doherty, Conrad Singh, Renee Spencer, Kathryn Vaughn, Peter Buckley, Jim Manion, Suzanne Dowd, Tori Boutin, Molly Wiley, Kyle Jarrow and Nick Blaemire.

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. While the Drama Boosters have been unable to provide their customary assistance to the production due to the pandemic, they have remained a truly unparalleled asset to our program, most importantly by entrusting their children to our care in this most challenging of circumstances. Additionally, their work in helping to raise funds for the show has again proven to be invaluable. We could not do this without them.

Congratulations BRENDAN and the entire cast and crew of The SpongeBob Musical! We are so proud of you!! Love, Mom, Dad and Maggie

The Gonzaga Alumni Association Congratulates the Cast & Crew of The SpongeBob Musical on a Spectacular Production