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ZOMBIE PROM Music by
Book & Lyrics by
DANA P. ROWE
JOHN DEMPSEY Based on a story by
JOHN DEMPSEY & HUGH MURPHY
starring
Anna Avery Lane Barrette Julianna Bowles Kalista Brown Luke Gilmore Brandon Heflin Cooper Holmes Jesse Hoover Jonah Kahn Gracie King Abigail Knepper Haley Knudsen Isabel Mayer Evan McCoy Rachel Montemayor Michael Navato Margot Reed Gavin Ruder Ryan Russell Scott Salem Cassie Sutherland Gracie Wright
Music Director/Conductor
Ashley Jones Rivers
Choreographer
Scenic Designers
Costume Designer/Coordinator
Mandy Dulny
Tim Bair David Powell
Arwen White
Lighting Designer
Sound Designer
Hair & Makeup Designer
Props Designer/Coordinator
Jayson Chandley
Brady Rose
John Hollan
Guy Gardner
Accompanist
Sound Operator
Stage Manager
Asst. Stage Manager
Sandi Meo
Jarrett Wacker
Caty Jessee
Emily Heflin Emma Johnson
Production Manager
Technical Director
Sarah Saugier
David Powell
Directed by
Emily Vargo
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CAST
in order of appearance
Miss Delilah Strict .......................................................................Cassie Sutherland Toffee .......................................................................................................Isabel Mayer Candy .......................................................................................................Margot Reed Coco .....................................................................................................Haley Knudsen Ginger ................................................................................................Abigail Knepper Jonny Warner ..........................................................................................Ryan Russell Joey .......................................................................................................Brandon Heflin Josh ...........................................................................................................Jesse Hoover Jake ......................................................................................................Michael Navato Eddie Flagrante ........................................................................................Scott Salem Motorwise Guy/Ensemble .................................................................Luke Gilmore Motorwise Guy/Ensemble ....................................................................Evan McCoy Ramona Merengue/Ensemble .......................................................Julianna Bowles Ensemble ............................................Anna Avery, Lane Barrette, Kalista Brown, Cooper Holmes, Jonah Kahn, Gracie King, Rachel Montemayor, Gavin Ruder, Gracie Wright
BAND
Guitar - Jimmy Bloomquist • Synth - Deana Wagoner Accompanist - Sandi Meo • Bass - Colvin Hooser Drums - John Gilmore • Drums (Week Two) - Tom Perkins
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Musical Numbers ACT I
Enrico Fermi High ...............................................................................................Company Ain’t No Goin’ Back .................................................................Toffee, Jonny, Ensemble Jonny Don’t Go ..................................................................Toffee, Candy, Coco, Ginger Good as it Gets .....................................................................................Toffee, Ensemble The C Word ...............................................................................Toffee, Jonny, Ensemble Rules, Regulations, and Respect ..............................................Miss Strict, Ensemble Ain’t No Goin’ Back (Reprise) ...............................................Jonny, Toffee, Ensemble Blast From the Past ...............................................................................Jonny, Ensemble That’s the Beat for Me ......................................................................Eddie, Secretaries The Voice in the Ocean ..............................................................................Jonny, Toffee It’s Alive .............................................................................Jonny, Miss Strict, Ensemble Where Do We Go From Here? .................................................Jonny, Toffe, Ensemble Case Closed (Trio) ..................................................................Eddie, Miss Strict, Jonny
There will be one 15 minute intermission.
ACT II
Then Came Jonny ...............................................Miss Strict, Jonny, Toffee, Ensemble Come Join Us ........................................Ramona Merengue, Motorwise Guys, Eddie How Can I Say Goodbye? .......................................................Jonny, Motorwise Guys Easy to Say ..........................................................................Toffee, Candy, Coco, Ginger At the Dance ........................................................................................Eddie, Miss Strict Exposé ...................................................................................................Eddie, Miss Strict Isn’t It? .................................................................................................................Ensemble How Do You Stand on Dreams? ...............................................................Toffee, Jonny Forbidden Love .........................................................................Toffee, Jonny, Ensemble The Lid’s Been Blown ......................................................Eddie, Miss Strict, Ensemble Delilah’s Confession ........................................................Miss Strict, Eddie, Ensemble Zombie Prom ......................................................................................................Company
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ZOMBIE PROM July 15-23, 2022
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Who’s Who in the Cast Anna Avery (Ensemble) is a senior at KU studying Journalism and Theatre. She’s been performing around KC her whole life and was last seen at TIP as Ali in Mamma Mia! She thanks friends, family, and professors for their support! @theannaavery Lane Barrette (Ensemble) is going to be a senior at KU in the fall, studying Political Science and Theatre. He is excited for his second show at TIP and hopes this show slays. Julianna Bowles (Ramona Merengue/ Ensemble) is excited to be in her first TIP musical! She is so grateful to be working with such a talented cast and would like to thank her family for their love and support. Kalista Brown (Ensemble) is ecstatic for her first show at TIP! Kalista has performed around Kansas City for the last 15 years. She will be a freshman at the University of Arkansas in the fall majoring in Choral Music Education. Luke Gilmore (Motorwise Guy/ Ensemble) is stoked to return to TIP for Zombie Prom! His recent KC credits include Half Time and Sweeney Todd. Luke would like to thank his family and friends for their constant support. Enjoy the show! @lukegilmore_ Brandon Heflin (Joey) is 18 and beginning KU in the fall on the Pre-Pharmacy Route with a minor in theatre. He is very excited for his first TIP show and hopes you enjoy the show! Cooper Holmes (Ensemble) is thrilled to perform in his 1st show at TIP. He just graduated from BVW & would like to thank his family, Reed Uthe, & Kimberly Modelski for their support. Here’s to all the years ahead! Jesse Hoover (Josh) is psyched to be a part of Zombie Prom. TIP: Something
Rotten (Minstrel), Matilda (Big Kid); Coterie: Ubu (Ubu); SMS: Godspell (Jesus), The Diviners (C.C. Showers), The Mousetrap (Trotter), Grease (Kenickie), Cinderella (Sebastian), Almost, Maine (East/Steve/Phil), Jesus Christ Superstar (Herod) Jonah Kahn (Ensemble) is thrilled to be returning to TIP for his second season after making his debut in Cinderella. Jonah attends Stony Brook University where he majors in marine sciences. Love to family and friends, especially mom, dad, grandma and up in LI @jonah_kahn Gracie King (Ensemble) is so excited to be making her TIP debut! She was previously seen in Memphis (The J/ BRTKC) and The Drowsy Chaperone (LSC). She’d like to thank her family and friends for all their love and support. Abigail Knepper (Ginger) is thrilled to be back at TIP for her second time. She has a BA in Theatre from MNU, and works with high school theatre departments in the area. She would like to thank her friends and family for their support. Haley Knudsen (Coco) is thrilled to be back in her 10th TIP show with a killer(!) cast and crew! Aside from acting, Haley is a theatre teacher, yoga nerd, and cat mama! Thanks to the team, her family, friends, and partner for their unending support. Enjoy the show! Isabel Mayer (Toffee) is thrilled to be a part of TIP! Isabel is a sophomore at TCU pursuing a BFA in musical theatre. Isabel would like to thank her family, friends, God, the cast and the all female team of Zombie Prom! Evan McCoy (Motorwise Guy/Ensemble) is an incoming Junior at Olathe West Highschool. This is his first show at TIP. Evan would like to give a huge thank you to the Zombie Prom cast and crew
Register NOW for Fall Classes! Ryan Russell (Jonny Warner) feels Early Bird Discount Ends July 31st lively to be appearing in his 7th TIP Acting, Dance & Vocal Classes show! Favorite credits include Chad CHECK OUT OUR PERFORMANCE in All Shook Up (SMNHS), Crutchie GROUPS! in Newsies (TIP), and Nick Bottom in Musical Theatre Troupe (Ages 10-18) Something Rotten (MTKC). He’d like to Auditions: August 6, 2:00-5:00 PM Dance Company (Ages 12-18) thank his friends & family! Auditions: August 6, 11:00AM - 1:00 PM @_ryan.russell Improv Troupe (Ages 12-18) Auditions: October 22, 5:00 PM Scott Salem (Eddie Flagrante) is ecstatic AUDITION FOR A FALL SHOW! to be performing in his first outdoor Auditions: August 26th show with TIP! He was last with TIP Family Series playing Rod in Avenue Q. He would like to thank his family for their undying support. Enjoy the show! Cassie Sutherland (Miss Delilah Strict) Premiere Series Cassie and Miss Strict encourage audience members to support your public schools. Whether that be on social media, in your correspondence 913-681-3318 firstactkc.org with school employees, through volunteerism, while casting ballots for the amazing experiences and new memories. Enjoy the show! Rachel Montemayor (Ensemble) is super excited to be in her first show at TIP! She will be attending Ohio University in the fall. She would like to thank the awesome all-female directing team and her wonderful cast mates! Michael Navato (Jake) is so excited to be a part of this wonderful cast. This is his first show with TIP, and he hopes to be a part of more productions in the future. Michael is a student at UMKC, studying Music Education. Margot Reed (Candy) is excited to return to the stage for her first show since 2019! This is Margot’s first show at TIP and she is happy to be back putting on live theatre again. Gavin Ruder (Ensemble) is excited to be returning to the TIP stage after his debut last summer in Mamma Mia. He is a sophomore at JCCC studying horticulture. Big thanks to my family and friends for all the support! @gavin_ruder.
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Who’s Who in the Orchestra Jimmy Bloomquist (Guitar) lives in Lawrence with his wife and 4-yearold son. He performs often locally on guitar, as well as trombone, for theater productions, as well as in churches and with singer-songwriters and bar bands. This is his fourth TIP appearance. John Gilmore (Drums) is a veteran of many shows, playing drumset and percussion, and is excited to be playing Zombie Prom! A proud husband and father of two little ones, he loves being able to contribute to live theatre whenever possible. Colvin Hooser (Bass) Colvin’s musical journey spans from Grammy award winners, to the Andy Williams Band, to American Idol Top Ten Finalists and too many musicals to count. Colvin has a Master of Music Degree and is an instructor for Barton Community College. Sandi Meo (Accompanist) hails from St Louis, MO originally but has lived in the KC area for the last 20 plus years. This is Sandi’s first performance at Theater in the Park but has accompanied the pit in several shows at local area schools. She plays the piano wherever one is available! Sandi owns her own private piano instruction studio in Shawnee where she teaches 30 plus students a week. She lives in Shawnee with her daughter and her dog, Percy.
Deana Wagoner (Synth) returns to the Park for her second show of this season! She has a busy schedule, playing in pit bands around the area as well as Principal Flute in Medical Arts Symphony and Keyboardist/Arranger for Canto Chorale.
Who’s Who on the Production Team Jayson Chandley (Lighting Designer) is excited to be back as the Resident Lighting Designer for Theatre in the Park’s 2022 season. Having previously been the season designer for the summer shows in 2016, he’s gone on to design many of the indoor shows at Arts & Heritage Center as well. For the past 5 years, he has been a technical designer for Cedar Fair Amusement Parks designing and implementing technical aspects of festivals, experiences, and shows for theme parks across the nation. This summer he will travel to California’s Great America & Valley Fair to install a new “Trick’s and Treats Festival” for 2022. Other technical highlights include designing over 30 productions of the White Theatre at the Jewish Community Center; Shrek, Mary Poppins, and many other shows here at the Park; Fiddler on the Roof, Merideth Wilson’s The Music Man, for Kansas City Starlight; Eating Raoul, Debbie Does Dallas, The Last 5 Years, Disgracefully Yours, Rocky Horror 2006, Hedwig & The Angry Inch for Eubank/Egads Productions; A Christmas Spectacular, How to Succeed... for Musical Theatre Heritage; and Lighting Designs for Magician Ed Alonzo from TV’s ‘Saved by the Bell’; as well as many other projects both
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regionally and at home. He is very grateful to the amazing people he has the pleasure of working with every day, who bring their astounding talents to the theatre. Much love goes out to his Mother for her unconditional support, dedication, and continued nagging of everyday things – as any good Mother should do! Mandy Dulny (Choreographer) is overjoyed to be choreographing Zombie Prom after performing in multiple past TIP productions. Mandy is a recent graduate of Millikin University, where she choreographed Violet, She Loves Me, Songs For A New World and Marísol. Other choreography credits include Hairspray, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown and Thoroughly Modern Millie. She has also performed at Starlight, The White Theatre, New Theatre, American Heartland and others. Thanks to Miller Marley, her parents, Zach and friends. Guy Gardner (Props Designer/ Coordinator) is a freelance Entertainment and Event professional based in Kansas City. He’s thrilled to help this amazing team on his absolute favorite musical. Other Directing: The Spongebob Musical, Full Monty, High School Musical 1&2, Joseph..., and more (TIP), Catch Me If You Can, Legally Blonde, Sister Act, Dog Sees God, Charlie Brown and many more (Various Theatres). Be sure to head back out to the Park to see The Spongebob Musical, or head over to the J before Matilda: The Musical closes! Other Work: The American Royal’s World Series of BBQ, KC Symphony in the Flint Hills, American Cruise Lines, Disney, Saturday Night Fever Int’l Tour, VeggieTales LIVE!, and more. www.guyswebsite.com
Emily Heflin (Asst. Stage Manager) is super excited for her first show with TIP (whoop!)! She’s been heavily involved in Olathe West’s theatre program on both the tech and acting side, but this will be her first time as an ASM (double whoop!). This role has been a learning experience, and she would like to thank the amazing production team and cast, and her friends and family for supporting her throughout the process. Shoutout to Prombie Zom and Zombie!! Caty Jessee (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be part of her first show with TIP after stage managing shows at The Culture House for the last five years. She feels very lucky that she got to work with such an incredible allfemale team! She would like to thank her family, friends, and Guy for being patient and supporting her throughout the show process. If you are thinking about going to the nuclear plant, please call 988 instead. <3 Emma Johnson (Asst. Stage Manager) (she/her) is stoked to be back this summer to work on her second TIP show! During the year, she attends the University of Northern Colorado, majoring in Theatre Education. She would like to thank the incredible production team and all others who helped her get this far. On behalf of the entire ZP cast and crew, remember to slay the day and never go to the nuclear plant, call 988 instead. <3 Ashley Jones Rivers (Music Director/ Conductor) is excited to be back at TIP after Newsies last year! Previous performances include Rock of Ages (The Barn Players), Hunchback… (TCH), Hairspray (TIP) and The Drowsy Chaperone (TIP; OCTA). She currently sings with The KC Symphony Chorus
and The Ashley Jones Band, and runs her voice studio, KC Songbirds! Thank you to her “Framily” for keeping her grounded, sane and constantly supporting her dreams. “I love you deeply and dearly!” Emily Vargo (Director) This is Emily’s first show in the director’s seat at TIP. She was last seen on stage this season as Portia in Something Rotten. While normally on stage, Emily couldn’t wait to shift gears for such a fun and creative show. When not performing, Emily teaches kindergarten in North Kansas City... which is pretty much the same thing as performing. She is so thankful to bring ZP to life with an amazing ALL FEMALE team and people who were so collaborative and kind. Arwen White (Costume Designer/ Coordinator) Kansas City based costume designer Arwen White has designed theatrically on productions including Tartuffe - Landlocked Opera, Wicked Creatures - Confluence Theatre, Something Rotten!, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Peter Pan - The White Theatre, Tiny Beautiful Things, Our Black Death, Lifespan of a Fact, Who’s Your Baghdaddy…, The Revolutionists, Sweat - Unicorn Theatre, Chainsaw - Living Room Theatre, Gruesome Playground Injuries -Fishtank Theatre. A Teaching Artist throughout Kansas City she is loving the opportunity to help young artists grow and explore.
JCPRD Board of Commissioners Chair ....................................Heather Rubesch Vice Chair ....................................Bob Carlson Secretary ........................................Steve Baru Treasurer ..............................George Schlagel Assistant Secretary .....................Kevin Fern
Assistant Treasurer .......................Dan Forgy BOCC Ex Officio ........................Jeff Meyers Board Member ......................Leslie Rivarola
JCPRD Executive Director of JCPRD ...Jeff Stewart Superintendent of Culture ......Susan Mong
Theatre in the Park Producing Artistic Director ..........Tim Bair TIP Administration ............Rachel Rendina Production Manager ............Sarah Saugier Technical Director .....................David Powell Media Relations ..................Ruth Baum Bigus Graphic Designer .......................Justin Border
TIP Advisory Council Chair ...........................................Donna Knoell Vice Chair .........................Jonathan Thomas Past Chair ....................................Jane Massey JCPRD Representative ................Kevin Fern Sertoma Club Representative ..Jim Royer Council Member ................Leslie Escareno Council Member ...................Melissa Evans Council Member ................Jackie Hancock Council Member ................Michele Janson Council Member ............Stephanie Meyer Council Member .......................Tom Nelson Council Member ..............Kim Underdown Ex Officio .............................................Tim Bair Ex Officio/Supt. of Culture ..Susan Mong
Staff for ZOMBIE PROM Opening Night, JULY 15, 2022 Harvest Production Manager ...Josh Koan Lighting Designer ..............Jayson Chandley Sound Designer ............................Brady Rose Lighting Crew .............................Caleb Curtis Jacob Lee, Sammy Sowerby Sound Crew ............................Jessica Dobbs, Caitlyn Marshall
Master Electrician .............Alexa Edmonds Technical Director ...................David Powell Asst. Technical Director ........Zeb Johnson Scenic Charge .................Adrianna Wendel Scenic Carpenters .............Christian Lucas, Griffin Rogers, Tristian Brummer, Kelly Edwards, Corwin Bower Lead Scenic Painter ............Jana Danzeisen Scenic Painters ....................Ari Hernandez, Kate Cronin, Kylie Driver, Sophia Marsh Scenic/Turn Over Crew .....Katie Bauman, Michelle Denney Lighting Interns ...............Sammy Sowerby, Caleb Curtis, Jacob Lee Sound Interns ........................Jessica Dobbs, Caitlyn Marshall Running Crew ......Katie Hull, Emma Barge, Nia Gosier, Maddie Lillich, Emma Hildebrand, Molly Hannan, Jose Manuel Sorto Saliñas, Millie Fick, Harper Pack, Ren Pack, Kelsey Nicholes, Betsy Morel House/Concession Managers ...Paul Adkins Joe Arri, Trevor Frets, Rhonda Krawiec, Barry Myers Box Office Manager ...............Alex Council Front of House Team ...........Cara Castaldi, Anthony Crawford, August Ely Weaver, Brett Garlett, David Giem, George Giem, Averi Harker, Maria Heath, Anna Hester, Morgan Jahnke, Becky Johnson, Olivia Jones, Ella Kempker, Chris Krogull, Alethea Miller, Caden Moffitt, Lena Pendleton, Arann Raven, Adam Riekeman, Jessica Schneider, Claire Severance, Brooke Siyajuck, Jack Swearingen, Emily Taylor, Brianna Thomas, Matthew Turner, Megan Weldon, Hannah Willard, Paul Wills
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