2024-25 Season
DIRECTOR’S NOTE
Welcome to the 80s, where acid-washed jeans and high-tops reigned supreme, and the bigger your hair was, the better. When Saturdays were filled with morning cartoons, Cocoa Puffs, and a breezy ride on your tenspeed to the 7-11 on the corner for a Slurpee (cherry and Coke mix, of course). When the mile-long walk in the hot summer sun to your local public pool, beach towel draped around your neck, was TOTALLY worth the fiftycent entrance fee, even if it was overcrowded and the soles of your feet burned while you waited in line to jump off the high dive because you had to prove to your older brother that you definitely, absolutely, without a doubt, WERE. NOT. SCARED.
It really is easy to look back on our past with rose-colored glasses, isn’t it? We want to remember the wonder, the excitement, the ease of our childhood, whatever the decade. Even if we have experienced pain in our past (and, really, who hasn’t?), there seems to be, somehow, an innate urge to allow the good to eclipse the bad. That’s not to pretend that it never existed—the difficulties we face in life can help draw us closer to our Creator. But perhaps our desire to see and remember our past so idealistically is, in fact, an extension of God’s grace. And why a show like ROCK OF AGES: TEEN EDITION, despite being utterly silly and completely far-fetched, brings such joy and all-out FUN to performers and spectators alike, even when they never experienced it “in real life” for themselves.
As you watch these young performers rock out, even if Whitesnake, Twisted Sister, and Poison were most definitely not your jam (Keith Green anyone? U2? Maybe some Paula Abdul?), I hope you can join them in their joy on the stage. While it is true that theatre is often meant to imitate life and move us deeply, sometimes it really is “Nothin’ But A Good Time”!
In peace,
Myra Kaelin, Director
Please be advised that strobe lighting effects and theatrical haze will be used during this performance.
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TEEN EDITION
March 6-8 & 13-15 | 7:00pm
March 15 | 2:00pm
BOOK BY CHRIS D’ARIENZO ARRANGEMENTS AND ORCHESTRATIONS BY ETHAN POPP
COSTUME DESIGN KATHY RISK
STAGE MANAGER AIDEN TANNER
ASSISTANT HAIR, WIG, & MAKEUP DESIGN GRACE EUERLE
SCENIC DESIGN & TECHNICAL DIRECTOR JUSTIN McPHERSON (’07)
ASSISTANT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR KEATON MILLER (’17)
HAIR, WIG, & MAKEUP DESIGN LISA KESTER
LIGHTING DESIGN LUCAS WARD
ASSISTANT STAGE/BACKSTAGE MANAGER HANNAH BALOG
PROP DESIGN & COSTUME ASSISTANT BAILEY COFFEE*
STUDENT HOUSE MANAGER SHREYA RAJU
PROJECTION DESIGN JOSHUA WATTS
SOUND ENGINEER ROBERT RUBINO
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT/HOUSE MANAGER REBEKAH RISK (’18)
RUNNING CREW
SOUND BOARD OPERATOR AUSTIN TAYLOR
GRAPHIC DESIGN JILL CARLSON
TAMARA ADKINSON, MEGHA ARORA, JOSEPH GIAMMONA, ANVI GOEL, EMMA HANNA, BRAYDEN HATLO PORTER, JAMES HAYWARD, MYANA LIM, SOPHIA MORAIS, AYUSH ROY, ARIANA SCHNEIDER, SHASHVAT TYAGI
MUSIC DIRECTOR TOM TOMASELLO
VOCAL DIRECTOR LAYNA CHIANAKAS
PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY MYRA KAELIN (’94)
*Conservatory Honors Fellow
CHOREOGRAPHER KEITH PINTO
ROCK OF AGES: TEEN EDITION is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com. Artwork designed by AKA NYC
MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT I
Noize/Paradise/Good Time.................................................................................Company
Sister Christian....................................Lonny, Father, Mother, Sherrie, Drew, Dennis
We Built This City/Too Much Time.................... Hilda, Anita, Mayor, Franz, Lonny, Dennis, Stacee
I Wanna Rock................................................................................................................Drew
We’re Not Gonna Take It........................................................................Anita, Protestors
More Than Words/To Be With You................... Sherrie, Waitresses, Drew, Dennis
Waiting For A Girl Like You...........................................Drew, Sherrie, Stacee, Lonny
Dead Or Alive.................................................................................................Stacee, Sherrie
I Want To Know What Love Is.....................................................Stacee, Sherrie, Drew
Feel The Noize/Not Gonna Take It – Reprise................................................Company
Harden My Heart/Shadows Of The Night...........................................Sherrie, Justice
Here I Go Again........................................................................................................Company
ACT II
The Final Countdown.............................................Dennis, Lonny, Hilda, Franz, Anita
Any Way You Want It/I Wanna Rock – Reprise.......Justice, Sherrie, Drew, Keith
We’re Not Gonna Take It – Reprise 2................................................ Anita, Protestors
High Enough.....................................................................................................Sherrie, Drew
Hate Myself For Loving You/Heat Of The Moment.............Sherrie, Stacee, Drew
Hit Me With Your Best Shot...........................................................................Franz, Anita
I Can’t Fight This Feeling.............................................................................Lonny, Dennis
Every Rose Has Its Thorn........................Justice, Sherrie, Drew, Stacee, Company
Keep On Lovin’ You.................................................................Hilda, Anita, Lonny, Drew
Oh, Sherrie......................................................................................................... Drew, Sherrie
The Search Is Over.......................................................................................... Drew, Sherrie
Don’t Stop Believin’................................................................................................Company
CAST INFORMATION
(in order of appearance)
Lonny Barnett VEDANTH RAMACHANDRAN
Justice Charlier................................................................................... ISABELLA NGUYEN
Dennis Dupree............................................................................................ OLIVER KAELIN
Drew Boley......................................................................................................JACK GUNTER
Sherrie Christian....................................................................................... TALIA SANTIZO*
Father.............................................................................................................JOSHUA PHAM*
Mother............................................................................................................ NIVEDITA JOSY
Joey Primo.........................................................................................................JACK BAUER
Anita Bath..............................................................................................................MALIA LIU*
Mayor.................................................................................................... ABYGALE ATHEARN
Hilda Klinemann................................................................................... INIKA MUKHERJEE
Franz Klinemann.........................................................................................AYDEN BABISH Rocker............................................................................................................. VARAN VERMA
Stacee Jaxx...................................................................................JOSHUA PRABHAKAR*
Waitress #1................................................................................................ CAMILLE BAHAM
Waitress #2.....................................................................................................LONNI ADAMS
Dance Captain & Waitress #3....................................................................VALERIE TSAI
Constance Sack......................................................................................... GINGER KAELIN
Keith Gill.................................................................................. LOGAN ABREAU CAMPEN
Sleazy Record Producer..................................................................JOHAN GONZALEZ
Sleazier Record Producer.....................................................................GREGORY ZHOU
Bourbon Room Crowd..............................MILANIA CHACON, AANYA CHAUHAN, JOHAN GONZALEZ, NIVEDITA JOSY, AASHNA MAHATO, CADEN MALINOWSKI, GREGORY ZHOU
Protestors........................................................................ KARA DAY, MEAGAN IRMLER, GINGER KAELIN, ASHLEY PHAM, JOSHUA PHAM*, VARAN VERMA
Venus-A-Go-Go Dancers............................ NISHI KUMAR, QINGYANG (LISA) LIU, EMILY RANK, AANYA SETHI, CLARISSE WONG, VANESSA XU
THE BAND
Music Director/Keyboard....................................................................TOM TOMASELLO
Guitar 1................................................................................................................. BILL IRETON
Guitar 2............................................................................................................. LUCAS PEREZ
Bass.........................................................................................................TANNER HALLINAN
Drums................................................................................................................ JOEY FLORES *Conservatory Honors Fellow
PRODUCTION TEAM
Myra Kaelin Producer & Director
A founding member of Valley Christian Theatre, Myra holds a Master of Arts in Theatre Education (University of Northern Colorado) and a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and Dance (Santa Clara University). Throughout her nearly twenty years as an educator, she has also worked extensively with various local community theatre companies both on and off the stage, including serving as President of the Board of Directors for South Valley Civic Theatre. Directing credits include Twelfth Night, The Play That Goes Wrong, The Crucible, Mary Poppins, Hello, Dolly!, You Can’t Take It With You, Guys & Dolls, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, The Producers, City of Angels, God’s Favorite, Harvey, and The Fantasticks, among others. During the 2020-2021 school year, she spearheaded and directed two fully produced and filmed online productions for VCS: Godspell, and Check Please. She would not be here today without the unflinching support of her husband, Michael, and her three beautiful children, Lucia, Oliver, and Ginger.
Glory to God in all things!
In a career that has spanned over three decades, Voice Teacher, Stage Director and operatic Mezzo-Soprano Layna Chianakas has portrayed over fifty leading opera roles across the United States, including over eighty performances of Carmen. As an award-winning opera stage director for the past fourteen years, her double-bill of Zemlinsky’s A Florentine Tragedy and Pucinni’s Gianni Schicchi for Livermore Valley Opera won the 2021 American Prize for Opera Production, and the National Opera Association third prize for Postcard from Morocco for the San José State Opera Theater. She is currently an Adjunct Professor of Voice at Santa Clara University. Her private voice studio, The Chianakas Studio, boasts a roster of 40+ singers ranging in age from ten to sixty-five and is the proud home of some of the best high school musical theater singers in the Bay Area. Rock of Ages marks her 10th production as Vocal Director for Valley Christian Theatre. “Prof C” thanks Myra Kaelin and her wonderful students for allowing her to be a part of this incredible theatre program! ROCK ON!
Keith Pinto is a multi-disciplinary artist from the Peninsula, a graduate of the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts, and a faculty member at San Jose State University and Ohlone College, where he teaches Hip Hop. As an actor, choreographer, director, and musician, Keith has worked throughout the Bay Area and New York. He toured Europe and North America in Fame the Musical in the late ‘90s. Locally, he has collaborated with American Conservatory Theatre, San Jose Stage, SF Playhouse, TheatreWorks, Campo Santo, 42nd Street Moon, and more. He received a Critics Circle award for his role in Me and My Girl and a TBA award for Cabaret. His choreography includes Mamma Mia!, Altar Boys (TBA Award), Colossal (Critics Circle Award), and Dogfight. He is also a co-founder of the award-winning hip hop group Felonious, known for its innovative pieces and collaborations with artists like The Black Eyed Peas, LL Cool J, The Roots, and De La Soul.
Tom Tomasello is a versatile music producer, arranger and keyboardist. His production company, Tom Tom Productions, has been in business for 44 years. He is involved with song production for songwriters, singers, score production for films and live theater as well as commercial music composition. Tom’s many projects include original score creation, orchestration, and editing for the U.S. Synchronized Swim Team. He’s also produced, arranged and played for many Bay Area recording artists. Tom’s theatrical show involvement includes orchestrations, conducting and playing for many local productions. Tom is an active working musician having performed with many well-known people and music groups, literally performing all around the world. Tom is also involved with weekly “Happy Hour” music therapy sessions at Mission Oaks Hospital and other local venues. Finally, and most important of all, he works as music director and keyboardist at Cathedral of Faith church in San Jose, CA.
Layna Chianakas Vocal Director
Keith Pinto Choreographer
Tom Tomasello Music Director
SONG LIST
“Anyway You Want It” written by Steve Perry and Neal Schon. © Published by Lacey Boulevard Music and Weed High Nightmare Music.
“Beaver Hunt” written by David Gibbs and Chris Hardwick. © Published by Feed the Pony Songs and Fish Ladder, Inc. (BMI).
“Can’t Fight This Feeling” written by Kevin Cronin. © Published by Fate Music. (ASCAP).
“Cum on Feel the Noize” written by Neville Holder and James Lea. © Barn Publishing (Slade) Ltd.
“Don’t Stop Believin’” written by Jonathan Cain, Stephen Ray Perry, Neal J. Schon. © Published by Weed High Nightmare Music and Lacey Boulevard Music.
“Every Rose Has Its Thorn” written by Bobby Dall, Bruce Anthony Johannesson, Bret Michael, Rikki Rocket. © All rights owned or administered by Universal Music-Z Songs on behalf of Cyanide Publ./BMI. Used by permission.
“The Final Countdown” written by Joey Tempest. © Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc.
“Harden My Heart” written by Marvin Webster Ross. © 1980 WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), Narrow Dude Music (ASCAP) and Bonnie Bee Good Music. All rights administered by WB Music Corp. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
“Heat of the Moment” written by Geoffrey Downes and John K. Wetton. © 1982 WB Music Corp (ASCAP). Almond Legg Music Corp. (ASCAP) and Pallan Music. All rights on behalf of itself and Almond Legg Music Corp. administered by WB Music Corp. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
“Heaven” written by Jani Lane, Erik Turner, Jerry Dixon, Steven Sweet and Joey Allen ©.
“Here I Go Again” written by David Coverdale and Bernard Marsden © 1982 C.C. Songs Ltd. (PRS) and Seabreeze Music Ltd. Administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP). All rights reserved. Used by permission.
“High Enough” written by Jack Blades, Ted Nugent and Tommy R. Shaw. © Published by Bicycle Music Company, Broadhead Publishing and Wixen Music.
“Hit Me With Your Best Shot” written by E. Schwartz. © Sony/ATV Tunes LLC/ASCAP.
“I Hate Myself for Loving You” written by Desmond Child and Joan Jett. © All rights owned or administered by Universal-PolyGram Int. Publ., Inc./ASCAP. Used by permission.
“I Wanna Rock” written by Daniel Dee Snider. © All rights owned or administered by Universal Music-Z Melodies on behalf of Snidest Music/SESAC. Used by permission.
“I Want to Know What Love Is” written by Michael Leslie Jones. © Published by Somerset Songs Publishing, Inc.
“Just Like Paradise” written by David Lee Roth and Brett Tuggle. © Diamond Dave Music c/o RS Plane Music.
“Keep on Lovin’ You” written by Kevin Cronin. © Published by Fate Music (ASCAP).
“Kiss Me Deadly” written by Mick Smiley. © Published by The Twin Towers Co. and Mike Chapman Publishing Enterprises.
“More Than Words” written by Nuno Bettencourt and Gary F. Cherone. © All rights owned or administered by Almo Music Corp. on behalf of Color Me Blind Music/ASCAP. Used by permission.
“Nothin’ But a Good Time” written by Bobby Dall, Bruce Anthony Johannesson, Bret Michaels, Rikki Rocket. © All rights owned or administered by Universal Music-Z Songs on behalf of Cyanide Publ./BMI. Used by permission.
“Oh Sherrie” written by Steve Perry, Randy Goodrum, Bill Cuomo, Craig Krampf. © Published by Street Talk Tunes, April Music Inc. & Random Notes, Pants Down Music and Phosphene Music.
“Renegade” written by Tommy Shaw. © All rights owned or administered by Almo Music Corp. on behalf of itself and Stygian Songs/ASCAP. Used by permission.
“The Search is Over” written by James Peterik and Frankie Sullivan. © 1984 Kohaw Music (ASCAP) and Easy Action Music (ASCAP) and Rude Music, Inc. (BMI). All rights administered by Kohaw Music (ASCAP) obo itself and Easy Action Music (ASCAP), c/o The Bicycle Music Company and Three Wise Boys Music (BMI) on behalf of itself and Rude Music (BMI). All rights reserved. Used by permission.
“Sister Christian” written by Kelly Keagy. © Published by Bicycle Music Company.
“To Be With You” written by David Grahame and Eric Martin. © EMI April Music, Inc. obo itself, Dog Turner Music and Eric Martin Songs (ASCAP).
“Too Much Time on My Hands” written by Tommy Shaw. © Stygian Songs/ASCAP.
“Waiting for a Girl Like You” written by Michael Leslie Jones and Louis Gramattico. © Published by Somerset Songs Publishing Inc.
“Wanted Dead or Alive” written by Jon Bon Jovi and Richard S. Sambora. © All rights owned or administered by Universal-Polygram Int. Publ., Inc. on behalf of itself and Bon Jovi Publishing/ASCAP. Used by permission.
“We Built This City” written by Dennis Lambert, Martin George Page, Bernie Taupin and Peter Wolf. © All rights owned or administered by Universal-Polygram Int. Publ., Inc. on behalf of Little Mole Music Inc./ ASCAP. Used by permission.
“We’re Not Gonna Take It” written by Daniel Dee Snider. © All rights owned or administered by Universal Music-Z Melodies on behalf of Snidest Music/SESAC. Used by permission.
2024-25 Season
FAITH, HOPE, AND LOVE
3.19.25
JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR, HIGH SCHOOL CONSERVATORY CHORUS & ADVANCED VOCAL ENSEMBLE FREE ADMISSION
7 PM | Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph
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SUMMER THEATRE CAMP
JUNE 10-27, 2025
for students entering 6 th -12 th grade
Summer Theatre 2025: Aladdin Jr.
Dates
June 10-27 (Closed June 19) (Monday-Friday)
Time 9am-3pm
Cost $795
Grades
Entering Grades 6-12 (Co-Ed)
Location
Valley Christian Schools 100 Skyway Drive San Jose, CA 95111
Instructor Mrs. Myra Kaelin
Aladdin and his three friends, Babkak, Omar, and Kassim, are down on their luck, until Aladdin discovers a magic lamp and the Genie who has the power to grant three wishes. Wanting to earn the respect of the princess, Jasmine, Aladdin embarks on an adventure that will test his will and his moral character. A “diamond in the rough,” Aladdin learns that his true worth lies deep within.
Join us for a three-week, full day camp for students entering grades 6-12. Students will spend their days rehearsing vocals, choreography, and staging, leading up to performances on June 26-27. Every student is guaranteed a role in the show! Join us for a summer filled with creativity, growth, and the magic of ALADDIN JR!
No camp on Thursday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth.
Performances on June 26-27 at 6pm. Camp hours may be adjusted on these two days to accommodate the performances.
Note: Camp fee includes a camp t-shirt. Students must bring snacks and a lunch from home. If you have questions, or if all spots are full when you go to register, please contact Rebekah Risk, rrisk@vcs.net, to be placed on a waitlist.
SUMMER THEATRE CAMP
JUNE 16-27, 2025
for students entering 3 rd -5 th grade
Summer Theatre 2025: LEAP DAY
Dates
June 16-27 (Closed June 19) (Monday-Friday)
Time 9am-12pm
Cost $495
Grades
Entering Grades 3-5 (Co-Ed)
Location Valley Christian Schools 100 Skyway Drive San Jose, CA 95111
Instructor Mrs. Myra Kaelin
Inspired by the short story “The Days of the Week” by Hans Christian Andersen, LEAP DAY finds the Days of the Week have a day off and decide to celebrate with a huge party at the House of Father Time. However, this Leap Day, nothing goes as planned. Tuesday and Friday’s friendship is definitely not what it used to be, and the Days feel overworked, demanding an eighth day be added to the week. How will they find a resolution that values EVERYONE for who they are?
Join us for a two-week, half-day camp for students entering grades 3-5. These young actors will focus on learning lines, basic stage directions, introductory vocals, choreography, and stage movement, culminating with a performance of LEAP DAY on June 27 at 12pm. This year’s camp is not to be missed, and will give budding thespians great building blocks for their future at VCT.
No camp on Thursday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth.
Camp Showcase June 27 at 12pm
Note: Camp fee includes a camp t-shirt. Students are responsible for bringing their own snack. If you have questions, or if all spots are full when you go to register, please contact Rebekah Risk, rrisk@vcs.net, to be placed on a waitlist.
AFFIRMING THE ARTS
Spring 2025
Jan 18..................................... West Coast Elite Dance Competition - HS Dance
Mar 6-8.................................... 13-15 Rock of Ages: Teen Edition - HS Theatre
Mar 19...................................... Faith, Hope, and Love - JH/HS Choirs
Mar 28..................................... Serenade to Spring - JH/HS Strings
Apr 3....................................... Percussion Extravaganza - JH Drums/HS Percussion
Apr 3-5................................... Seussical Jr. - JH Theatre
Apr 12..................................... An Evening of Note - K-12 Music
Apr 24-26............................... Emotions: All Out 80’s - HS Dance
May 1-3................................... Experiments in Comedy & Tragedy - HS Theatre
May 5-16................................. Art Show - EL Art
May 7-14................................. Art Show and Visual Art Senior Showcase - JH/HS Art
May 13..................................... Festival of the Arts - K-12 Music
May 16-17................................ Kidservatory Musical Production - EL Theatre
May 19..................................... Theatre & Dance Senior Showcase - HS Conservatory
May 20.................................... Music Senior Showcase - HS Music
May 22-24.............................. DanceScapes: The Magic of Disney - EL/JH Dance
WARRIOR FUND
Tuition funds operations. Philanthropy fuels vision. Every gift makes a difference, so please consider donating to the Warrior Fund today.
UPCOMING EVENTS
April 5, 2025
Join us for our annual Quest Ball dinner and auction. Enjoy a night to honor and celebrate the Warrior legacy, raise essential funds, and make a difference for students through tuition assistance. vcs.net/questball
May 12, 2025
We look forward to welcoming the VCS community for a round of golf and a day of fellowship at the annual Golf Classic. vcs.net/golfclassic
Wherever you may be, we’re always here to support our amazing alumni like you.
As you continue to make a positive difference in communities around the world, we want to stay connected! We currently have twenty-nine ambassadors all over the country that have connected with fellow alums near them. This past year we have visited eleven cities across the US and look forward to hosting an alumni dinner near you soon. Simply scan the QR code and fill out our “Alumni Connect Form” to stay updated on news and events. Let us know about where you’ve been, where you’re headed and stay connected with us today!
Giving PLANNED
The Shechem Oak Society empowers our community to make an extraordinary impact on future generations. The society comprises all who generously bequeath legacy gifts to Valley Christian Schools.
God assured Abraham of keeping His promise to grant the land to Abraham’s descendants. Shechem holds a significant place in this narrative—it’s where Jacob excavated a well and erected an altar, where Joseph’s family laid his remains to rest, where Joshua delivered his parting words in service to the Lord, and where Jesus revealed Himself as the Messiah to the Samaritan woman at the well (Genesis 12:6, 33:18, Joshua 24:26, John 4:12). Shechem stands as a powerful symbol of God’s faithfulness across generations. We fervently pray that VCS, like Shechem, will serve as a reminder of God’s unwavering faithfulness in Silicon Valley and worldwide.
At a time when many American educational institutions are straying from biblical values, you can ensure that Valley Christian Schools continues its Quest for Excellence™ for future generations. Join us in providing high-quality Christ-centered education to our children and grandchildren by including VCS in your will.
VCS partners with Thompson & Associates to offer confidential and complimentary estate planning consultations to our board members, administrators, faculty, staff, and community. Join my wife, Kris, myself, and others in discovering the most tax-efficient means of transferring your estate to benefit your family and your passions.
As a trusted member of our VCS community, please accept our gift to you and arrange your estate planning consultation with Darren Penny of Thompson & Associates. You may email advancement@vcs.net or call my office at 408-513-2503. If you have already included VCS in your planned giving, kindly inform us so we may include you in our Shechem Oak Society.
Looking forward,
Clifford E. Daugherty, Ed.D. President
MISSION STATEMENT
Valley Christian Schools’ mission is to provide a nurturing environment o ering quality education supported by a strong foundation of Christian values in partnership with parents, equipping students to become leaders to serve God, to serve their families, and to positively impact their communities and the world.
VISION STATEMENT
A world where every student pursues their personal Quest for Excellence™
FOUNDING STATEMENT
Valley Christian Schools supports the homes and churches of students in providing an education that is grounded in the Judeo-Christian values of the Bible, as reflected in the life and teaching of Jesus Christ. Valley Christian Schools is committed to a Quest for Excellence™ in all of its educational programs, and provides a comprehensive kindergarten through twelfth grade curriculum with a rigorous college preparatory program. Firmly founded on Christian values, Valley Christian Schools challenges youth to aspire toward lives of character, service, and influence while pursuing their individual Quests for Excellence
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