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Synopsis Tinker Bell and her fellow Fairies introduce the audience to our story. The Darling Children, Wendy, Michael and John, play make-believe in their nursery, imagining themselves in Never Land. Mr. Darling comes looking for his cufflinks but discovers that his adventurous children have drawn a treasure map on the back of his last clean shirt. He scolds Wendy for refusing to grow up and trips over Nana, the dog and nursemaid. Mr. Darling banishes Nana from the nursery, explaining that sooner or later, all children must grow up. Mrs. Darling puts the children to bed and Wendy asks her to leave the window open in case Peter Pan returns. While the Darling children slumber, Peter Pan and Tinker Bell sneak into the nursery in search of Peter’s lost shadow. Wendy wakes up and excitedly tells Peter that she doesn’t want to grow up. He offers to take Wendy and her broth-
ers back to Never Land. Peter teaches Wendy and her brothers to fly, and they set off into the night. On a ship docked in Never Land, the Pirates of the island are up to no good. Captain Hook plots with his first mate, Smee, on how to seek revenge on Peter. They decide to capture Tiger Lily in hopes that they can force her to help. Their plotting is interrupted by the nefarious crocodile who ate Captain Hook’s hand after Peter cut it off. Suddenly, Captain Hook spots Peter Pan in the distance and orders his crew to fire. Peter sends the Darlings with Tinker Bell while he goes on to face Captain Hook himself. A jealous Tinker Bell flies the Darlings toward the Lost Boys’ hideout, then flies ahead to tell the boys that Wendy is a bird that Peter wants them to hunt. Hop hits Wendy with his arrow and she falls to the ground. Peter
discovers Tinker Bell’s trick and banishes her for one week. Luckily Wendy recovers and flies off with Peter to retaliate against Captain Hook. Peter leaves John in charge, but the boys are quickly captured by the Indians and accused of kidnapping Tiger Lily. Chief Tiger Bamboo declares that if Tiger Lily is not returned, all Lost Boys will be burned at the stake. Wendy and Peter meet the Mermaids, who try to convince Wendy to swim with them. Peter and Wendy spot Captain Hook and Smee with the captured Tiger Lily and concoct a plan to save the Indian Princess. Peter distracts Hook, while Wendy sets Tiger Lily free. Back at the Indian Camp, the Lost Boys and the Indians celebrate Tiger Lily’s safe return. Peter takes full credit for Tiger Lily’s rescue, which makes Wendy angry. Meanwhile, Captain Hook stumbles upon the banished Tinker Bell. Using her jealousy to his advantage, he convinces her to tell him where Peter and the Lost Boys live. At the hideout, Wendy tells Peter that he should be less conceited, and the boys beg her to tell a story, calling her “Mother.” Wendy explains that she has only been playing and how wonderful a real mom can be. Her song helps John and Michael to remember their mom. The Lost Boys suddenly want a mother,
too! John declares that they all must return to the nursery at once. Meanwhile, Captain Hook and his crew have devised a plan to get revenge on Peter Pan. While he is out of the room, the pirates snatch Wendy, Michael, John and the Lost Boys and leave Peter a beautifully wrapped present. The pirates take their captives to the ship and force them to choose to join the crew or meet their doom. The boys are certain that Peter will save the day, unaware that Hook has given him a dynamite pie! Realizing what she has done, Tinker Bell calls on her fairy friends for help, and they fly to Peter’s aid. Tinker Bell whisks the pie away right before it explodes. Peter forgives Tinker Bell and they fly off to save Wendy and the boys. Peter arrives just in time to fight Hook in one last battle. Peter wins and banishes Hook from Never Land. Wendy and the Lost Boys rejoice, and with a little help from Tinker Bell, fly the pirate ship back to the Darlings’ nursery. Wendy, Michael and John find Mr. Darling waiting for them in the nursery. They tell him of their adventures and while skeptical at first, he begins to remember his own childhood adventures with a boy who could fly. With the family happily reunited, Peter Pan and Tinker Bell head back to Never Land - second star to the right, and straight on till morning.
musical numbers Fly to Your Heart The Elegant Captain Hook The Second Star to the Right You Can Fly / Fly to Your Heart Yo Ho, A Pirate’s Life for Me Never Smile at a Crocodile You Can Fly – Reprise
Following the Leader Sunbeams and Sea What Makes the Brave Man Brave Your Mother and Mine Walk the Plank You Can Fly / Fly to Your Heart - Part Three
director’s notes I have really enjoyed putting together this wonderful musical “Peter Pan Jr.” I have always enjoyed the story of Peter Pan, and thought how fantastic it would be to fly. There are so many great characters in this script; with The Fairies, Pirates, Mermaids, Lost boys and Indians. There are so many great personalities that can surface, and intriguing relationships that develop. The kids we have cast are truly incredible performers and take direction so well. It was so much fun to cast this show!! Almost 80 kids auditioned, and we have 39 of them involved in this performance. All of these kids have worked extremely hard to make each character unique in their own way. My biggest challenge with this production; The Magic of Flying. It took me a little while to figure out another creative outlet to make the flying magical. Right before we started rehearsals, I had an epiphany…… Shadows!! Peter comes to the Darling home to find his Shadow, so it only made sense to turn the flying sections of the script in to Shadow puppets of the characters flying. We are so lucky to have resources from our “Under the Big Top” Circus camp available to get the best puppeteers/artists on
board to make this happen. I would like to give a Special thank you to Dean at “Green Fools”, for taking on this project. The best part of creating this show was the Dream team we have in place to make it all come together. Sally Hunt, our Musical Director came up with a brilliant idea to get all of the kids on stage for “What makes a Brave Man Brave”. She used more than just the lyrics of the song but other vocal sounds to make the number really stand out. We do hope that you enjoy being whisked away to Neverland, in our interpretation of Peter Pan Jr. Marcie Pringle
cast bios Aitana Tessier (Allana) Aitana Tessier is thrilled to be acting in Disney’s Peter Pan Jr. This will be her third time performing in a musical and it’s an experience she will never get tired of. Born and raised in Tofield, Alberta, Aitana has been acting at the local school since grade seven. After graduating in 2015, Aitana began her schooling to become a paramedic, hoping to serving in the Tofield / Sherwood park area.
Alyanna Abdulla (Raccoon Twin) Alyanna loves to perform on stage like her two older brothers and is delighted to be part of Peter Pan Jr. This is her third play with Festival Place and hopes to be part of many more! She dances Tap, Jazz, Ballet, plays Piano, and always has time for Art!
Annie Bizuk (Tinkerbell) Annie Bizuk is thrilled to be playing one of her favourite characters and is very grateful that Marcie and Sally cast her in the role! Annie is an eleven year old Grade Six student at OLPH School and also enjoys dancing at Shelley’s Dance Company and playing the piano. Annie’s previous performances include Honk! JR., Oliver!, Cinderella JR. and Seussical JR.
Breanna Twist (Jukes) Breanna is a Grade 12 student at Bev Facey and she is very excited to be taking part in Peter Pan! Working with the kids in the show has been very fun for her! She is also excited to continue studying drama at the University of Alberta next year.
Cadence Marie Kube (Atina) By the tender age of eight Cadence had earned the titles of philanthropist, actor and singer. In 2015 she attended Disney’s Premiere program. She is passionate about changing the world. Peter Pan Jr. is her first big production and she’s absolutely thrilled to be a part of it.
Callie Bizuk (Rosetta) Callie Bizuk is so excited to finally be joining her big brother and sister on stage in her very first production - she thanks Marcie and Sally for the chance! Callie is seven years old and a grade two student at EPKK school. She also enjoys reading, playing ringette and the violin.
cast bios cont. Carson Griffiths (John) Carson is thrilled to be back on the Festival Place stage! This has been an amazing experience for him. Carson most recently appeared in Festival Place’s Mary Poppins production. He would like to say thank you to his family and friends for their support in his acting career.Enjoy Peter Pan and he hopes you leave with a smile on your face!
Cooper Frank (Hop) Cooper is an outgoing 7 year old who is no stranger to the stage. He has appeared as the sheep in Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and as a Munchkin in Wizard of Oz. In his spare time he loves to play Novice B hockey in the winter and soccer in the spring. Cooper loves to travel with his family and recently saw his first Broadway show in New York! Cooper would like to thank his great director and all the friends he has made in the cast. Enjoy the show!
Damon Poffenroth (Noodler) Damon Poffenroth who is playing the role of Noodler the Pirate is extremely grateful to be part of the cast of Peter Pan Jr. Damon’s passions are acting and dance which reflects in all his accomplishments. Damon is best known for his onstage role of the Mad Hatter in a recent school production of Alice in Wonderland. He is thankful to all who have assisted him in his acting/dance career so far and in the future.
Emily Bergeron (Mrs. Darling) Emily is so excited to be playing Mrs. Darling in Peter Pan. As this is her first show with festival place. Currently in grade 11, her passion is and always has been, Acting, more specially Broadway musicals. Being a young actress, she has been seen in the Drowsy Chaperone at Louis St. Laurent, Generation Z at Mother Margret Mary as well as Departures and arrivals, and is currently playing Brooke Wyndham in Legally Blonde in her citadel class. Emily would like to thank her parents for driving her to rehearsals and her little sister for running lines with her.
Emily Wolski (Aquak) Emily is in grade 9 at Strathcona Christian Academy. Peter Pan is her very first production at Festival Place and she is very excited to be involved in the show. She would like to thank the production team for allowing her to have this opportunity. Emily truly hopes you enjoy flying away with Peter Pan.
Erin Lovie (Smee) My name is Erin Lovie and I play the role of Smee. I`ve been with Festival Place for about five years now. I was in 101 Dalmatians, Suessical Jr, Cinderella, Honk and now I`m doing Peter Pan. I`ve been in two other productions at Clover Bar Jr High, Suessical Jr and Alice in Wonderland. My other hobbies include indulging in a good series, drawing, sleeping, and volleyball. I hope you enjoy the show!
cast bios cont. Ivy Hope (Skylights) My name is Ivy Hope, I am 11 years old. I used to dance for three years before I had decided to pursue my love of acting. I’ve always enjoyed performing in front of others, whether it was dancing or acting. I am very happy that I get to be here sharing my talent!
Jack Bizuk (Mr. Darling) Jack Bizuk is very happy to join his Peter Pan castmates and thanks Marcie and Sally for the opportunity. When Jack is not performing you can find him at Shelley’s Dance Company or at ABJ school where he is in Grade Nine. You may have seen Jack previously in the cast of Mary Poppins, Honk! JR., Oliver!, Annie Get Your Gun, Wizard of Oz, White Christmas or Joseph and the Amazing Technicoloured Dreamcoat.
Jacob Davidson (Skunk) Jacob Davidson is 10 years old. He is now in his third production at Festival Place. He enjoys playing soccer and collecting Rubics cubes. He especially enjoys Dude Perfect. Jake’s favorite NFL team is the Pittsburg Steelers! He has really enjoyed the cast and the leadership of Peter Pan.
Jacob Dittaro (Peter Pan) Jacob is excited to take flight as Peter after performing his first role as Jamie in a school production of Treasure Island last spring. He actively enjoys theatre classes at the Citadel, playing guitar, badminton and basketball with a passion for posting movie reviews on YouTube. Enjoy the show!
Jazmin Williams (Fox) Jazmin started her love for the stage at the early age of 5. She has enjoyed many shows over the years. Some of her debuts have been: Suessical: The Musical, Cinderella Jr., Annie Kids, Arrest those Merry Gentlemen, and more. Currently Jazmin is enjoying learning her parts for being a “Lost Boy” in Peter Pan and “Zazo” in The Lion King Jr. Jazmin’s other interests involve soccer, singing, swimming and Lego Robotics!
Jenna Ferguson (Crocodile) Jenna is very excited to be in Peter Pan; it has always been one of her favourite stories because of the imagination and originality put into it! Jenna was also lucky enough to be in last year’s production of Honk! Jr. She really enjoys playing piano and adores soccer. Thank you Marcie and everyone else for an awesome experience.
cast bios cont. Julianna Duran (Brave Oak) Juliana Duran is a grade 9 student at ABJ high school. This is her second production at Festival Place. She was previously Mother Swan in HONK Jr! She has been in a singing class for about a year and had been a part of the singing and dancing group Sunshine Generation for 7 years.
Kaeley Wiebe (Wendy) Kaeley has been performing on stages in and around Alberta for the past ten years; past roles include “Alice” in You Can’t Take It With You, “Wilbur” in Finders Creepers, and “Gretl” in The Sound Of Music. Aside from acting, Kaeley enjoys singing and playing the guitar, piano and ukulele. She is ecstatic to be a part of this production, and she hopes you enjoy the show!
Kaia Fleck (Raccoon Twin) Kaia Fleck, who plays a raccoon twin, is thrilled to be in her first production at Festival Place. Kaia is a grade 3 student in Sherwood Park and her favorite subject is art. She also enjoys playing ringette and softball. Kaia’s mom, dad and two sisters are very proud of her performance.
Kayla Sand (Brave Shrub) Kayla Sand is thrilled to be performing again this year at Festival Place. Previously she was part of last year’s production of Honk in which she played the role of Baby Billy. Kayla lives in Sherwood Park with her family and attends Wye School. She is in fifth grade and her favourite subjects are music and art.
Leala Goss (Vidia) Leala is thrilled to play Vidia. In the past three years, Leala enjoyed singing and dancing at the Edmonton Singing Christmas Tree. She also performs at rhythmic gymnastics and figure skating shows. Leala takes music lessons at Spotlight Studios and has done much Latin dancing at her Spanish bilingual school.
Lilly Hauck (Fawn) Lilly is absolutely thrilled to be a part of the performance of Peter Pan. Lilly has been in musicals such as “Joseph and the Amazing Technique Coloured Dream coat”, “Seusical”, “Cinderella”, “101 Dalmations”, “White Christmas”, “Oliver!”, “A Tale of Two Cities”, and now has the opportunity to be Fawn (the fairy) in Peter Pan. Lilly has been dancing for 10 years and singing for 8. She goes to Victoria School of Visual and Performing Arts, and hopes to be a performer for the rest of her life.
cast bios cont. Lucas Davidson (Chief Bamboo) Lucas is a 15 year old who attends SCA. He has most recently been a part of Annie the musical and Honk Jr. He has done many shows at Festival Place and is very happy to be back on the stage He hopes you really enjoy the show.
Lucy Andrews (Cookson) Lucy Andrews is very excited to be performing in her first production with Festival Place. She became interested in the performing arts while being part of four musical productions at her elementary school. She has thoroughly enjoyed being part of this experience with the cast and crew. Thank you for coming to the show. Enjoy!
Marcella Lafreniere (Nana / Brave Spruce) Marcella has been acting since the age of 4. She has been involved in a few tv shows, and does voice acting. This is her first musical theatre experience. Apart from acting she is a very talented artist, and loves all kinds of art.
Maren Richardson (Arista) Maren is extremely proud to be joining the Festival Players for Kids cast of Peter Pan. Maren attends Grade 8 at F.R. Haythorne and loves Band and Drama. Performances with Festival Place include 101 Dalmations, Honk!, Hansel & Gretel and most recently Mary Poppins. She loves performing and stays busy with piano, voice and dance lessons. She is an avid reader and loves anything to do with Harry Potter, Soul Surfer or Twilight.
Marlee Woroschuk (Tiger Lilly / Iridessa) Marlee is playing the part of Tiger Lilly the Indian princess and Iridessa a fairy. This is Marlee’s production on the Festival Place stage and she is very excited to be performing. She has a great time rehearsing and making a ton of friends. Marlee is in grade 7 at FR Haythorne. I hope you enjoy the show!
Mary Stinchcombe (Cubby) Mary Stinchcombe is 13 years old and in grade 8. She loves musical theatre, singing and acting. She has been involved in musical theatre since she was three and since she was six at Festival Place. She hopes you enjoy the show.
cast bios cont. Mikhail Abdulla (Flint) Mikhail loves musical theatre and has participated in six plays at Festival Place including Seussical Jr, Cinderella, Hansel & Gretel and now Peter Pan. He has also been in three of his school plays. He is a sports enthusiast, and especially cheers for the Detroit Red Wings and swims competitively.
Morgan Peters (Silvermist) Morgan is 10 and has previously performed in Mulan, The Aristocats, The Sound of Music, Anne of Green Gables, and Shrek. She has won the musical theatre category at Futuresfest and came in second at the Edmonton Youth Talent Show. She is very excited to be performing at Festival Place.
Nathalie Shnider (Lyria / Adrina) Nathalie Shnider is delighted to be performing at Festival place with the awesome cast of Peter Pan. A grade nine student at Victoria School of the Arts; she has appeared in Beauty and the Beast, performs with the Vic Improv group and will be playing a lead role in “A Cut in the Rates”. Nathalie also plays violin in the youth orchestra at Grant MacEwan.
Quinn Hocker (Brave Pine) Quinn has previously performed with the Festival Players for Kids as a Wickersham Brother in Seussical Jr and The Herald in Cinderella. He is thrilled to be joining the Festival Players for Kids’ once again in this year’s production of Peter Pan. Quinn is in seventh grade and his favourite subject is Drama. He would definitely recommend this to any kid who wishes to break out into acting.
Raeff Fontaine (Captain Hook) Raeff is so excited to “lay a hand or hook” on the role of Captain Hook that he had his dress rehearsal at Halloween! Raeff has worked with several local theatre groups including the Bullfrog in Festival Place’s “Honk”, Barrett, Derek, and Derelict in St. Albert’s “Big” (say that 5 times fast!), the Centipede in “James and the Giant Peach”, the Salt Shaker in Victoria School’s “Beauty and the Beast”, and several other supporting roles in his short, but busy, theatre career. Raeff hopes to one day act or even direct musical theatre professionally.
Ruby Kasawski (Murphy) Ruby Kasawski is so excited to be performing in Peter Pan, her first performance at Festival Place! Ruby loves acting, singing, Pokemon and drawing. Ruby thanks all her family and friends for their support! A special thank you goes out to Miss Jenni of Sunshine Generation for the confidence to try out!
cast bios cont. Sonia Campbell (Adella) Sonia is very excited to be performing as Adella, a mermaid in her first Festival Place production. She has been in shows such as Fiddler on the Roof and is a member of the choir Vocal Motion. She is currently in grade 11 at W.P Wagner High School.
Tienn Fontaine (Frogger) Tienn’s role of Lost Boy “Frogger” is fitting as this little Tom-boy spent many hours catching and releasing Frogs on her Grandma’s farm! This is Tienn’s first experience with musical theatre, though not her first time on a big stage. She sang with the Edmonton’s Singing Christmas Tree Children’s Choir last year at the Jubilee Auditorium. She has participated in her school choir, Spotlight Studios concerts, dance recitals, and is beginning guitar lessons. Tienn loves acting and performing, and hopes there are many more experiences to come!
Woody Darling (Michael) Hi, Woody Darling here and he is playing the part of the youngest darling child, Michael. This is Woody’s first Festival Place production and he is super excited to be performing for an audience. Woody is having so much fun rehearsing and being part of this amazing group. His passions are: singing, acting and dancing.
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production bios Allene Hodgins (Production/Stage Manager) Allene is thrilled to be in her 17th production at Festival Place. Previous productions have included Joseph, White Christmas, Oliver, Cinderella, Cats, Chapter Two and most recently Mary Poppins. It is a true passion of Allene’s to be working with such amazing and talented people. Allene couldn’t think of a better way to the family day long weekend. Enjoy the show!
Cody Boyd (Lighting Technician) Cody is a graduate of the Red Deer college Technical Theatre and Motion Picture Arts programs. He has been working at Festival Place on and off since 2009, primarily as a lighting technician. For Festival Places production, he is responsible for the running of lights and projected media. Cody hopes that you enjoy the show and leave the theatre with many happy thoughts.
James Odenbach (Lighting Designer and Technician) James trained at MacEwan in the Theatre Production program. Over the past 6 years he has designed lighting for productions including Crazy for You, Joseph, The Wizard of Oz, Oliver, Cats and most recently Mary Poppins. James also has worked on many other projects such as the Strathcona County Digital LED Tree. Enjoy the show!
Lyndsey Cohen (Clarinet) Lyndsey Cohen taught herself to play the clarinet when she was five years old. Since then she has learned to play all the woodwind instruments, and her post-secondary training includes clarinet and bassoon performance from the University of Alberta. For more than ten years, Lyndsey has been a woodwind doubler with numerous different musical groups in and around Edmonton.
Madison Hucal (Assistant Stage Manager) Madison is excited to be a part of this production of Peter Pan. This is her 2nd production here at Festival Place as assistant stage manager and she is delighted to be a part of this experience. Her most recent production was Mary Poppins. She has been involved in several productions in the past including CATS, and props master for The Other Cinderella with ABJ School.
Marcie Pringle (Director) Marcie Pringle is an Actor, Director, Production Manager and Educator. She became a Musical Theatre and Drama instructor at Stage Polaris (1998), Festival Place (2001) and The Citadels Foote theatre school (2012). She couldn’t get enough of the Performing Arts so she spearheaded the development of the Festival Players for Youth in 2005.
production bios cont. Meagan Faryna (Choreographer) Meagan Faryna has brought her love of dance education to Festival Place Theatre for more than a decade as an instructor. Peter Pan Jr is Meagan’s second time choreographing for the Festival Players for Kids, after the 2012 production of Cinderella. You may spot Meagan at your child’s school with a stop sign in hand, working as a coordinator for AMA School Safety Patrol.
Robbie Tkachyk (Technical Director) A graduate of the Grant MacEwan Theatre Production program, this is Robbie’s 17th year with Festival Place. Having worked on productions of “My Fair Lady”, “The Wizard of Oz” and “Oliver!”, and last year’s “Mary Poppins” the annual Christmas musical. He is excited to be involved once again in this year’s kids production of Peter Pan.
Ron Smith (Audio Technician) Ron Smith has been an audio engineer for 22 years specializing in concert sound. As part of his work at Festival Place he was thrust into the world of the theatre where he has witnessed the hard work and dedication of amateurs who perform for the LOVE of their craft.
Rose Hucal (Costume Designer) This is the first time Rose has been involved in a production and the experience has been enjoyable…..and very educational. Throughout the years Rose has attended many theatrical productions and each time has been taken on a journey to wherever the director, cast and crew has been able to create seemed to be magic. Rose is happy to have been given the opportunity to be a part of the many hours of “magic” that will take you on your adventure just past the second star to the right….enjoy your trip to Neverland.
Sally Hunt (Music Director and Piano) Sally is an Edmonton-based music director, accompanist and teacher. She teaches musical theatre at the Citadel Theatre’s Foote Theatre School. Sally has worked on a number of Festival Place productions over the years, including “Cinderella”, “Seussical Jr”, and “The Wizard of Oz”, and is delighted to be back for “Peter Pan”.
Tim Maskell (Guitar) Tim has playing guitar since he was 15. He is now 65 – you do the math! He just finished playing for “Mary Poppins” at Festival Place and wants you to know that doing musicals is the most fun he’s had without getting arrested.
Che Malambo! Thursday, May 19, 2016 7:30 P.M. Genre: Dance
“The first and most unique performance in the world of Malambo.” - Broadway World “You will undoubtedly enjoy this explosive performance and the dancer’s genuine passion” - F News Magazine The Argentine based company, Che Malambo, excites audiences through precise footwork and rhythmic stomping, drumming of the bombos, and singing and whirling boleadoras (lassos with stones on the end). Presenting a thrilling, percussive dance and music spectacle, the company’s work celebrates the unique South American cowboy tradition of the gaucho. This powerhouse all-male company of 14 gauchos is directed by French choreographer and former
ballet dancer, Gilles Brinas. Che Malambo brings fiery Malambo traditions and virtuosic dancing to the contemporary stage for an exhilarating and entertaining show that is perfect for the entire family. Danced solely by men, the Malambo began in the 17th century as competitive duels that would challenge skills of agility, strength, and dexterity. Zapeteo, their fast paced footwork, is inspired by the rhythm of galloping horses in their native Argentina.
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