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Pippin (Winter 2019)
Pippin
February 22 - 24, 2019
Werner Centennial Center
Werner Centennial Center
In this popular musical, prince Pippin, the son of the medieval ruler King Charlemagne, is in search of the secret to true happiness and fulfillment. He seeks it in the glories of the battlefield, the temptations of passion and the intrigues of political power. In the end, Pippin finds that happiness lies not in extraordinary endeavors but rather in the everyday moments of life. Rated PG-13.
Book by Roger O. Hirson • Music & Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Originally produced by Stuart Ostrow and directed by Bob Fosse on the Broadway stage. The 2013 Broadway revival was directed by Diane Paulus. Mitch Sebastian originally conceived the “Theo ending” in 1998.
Cast & Crew
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LEADING PLAYER
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Ondine Finley ‘19
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PIPPIN
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Juan Jo Garibay ‘20
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CHARLES, his father
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Curtis Brockelman ‘19
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LEWIS, Pippin’s half brother
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Scoobi Wilson ‘19
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FASTRADA, Lewis’ mother
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Dylan Foster ‘20
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BERTHE, Pippin’s grandmother
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Isabel von Bargen-Burke ‘19
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CATHERINE, a widow
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Grace Rabley ‘21
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THEO, her son
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AJ Paladino ‘21
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BAND OF PLAYERS
Izzy Bailey ‘21, James Beit ‘22, Francesca Bradley ‘21,
Jane Burke ‘21, Nathalie Charles ‘21, Blake Cote ‘19,
Kaitlyn Eddy ‘19, Alex Ellis ‘20, Olivia Goldstuck ‘21,
Eugene Kim ‘19, Julia Krys ‘19, Jessie Kwon ‘21, Yuna Lee ‘19,
Elena McGuigan ‘22, Sasha Novozhilova ‘19, Jane Ogen ‘19,
Eva Pfeiffer ‘21, Eliza Polukhin ‘19, Isabel Sanchez ‘20,
Galym Sarkytbayev ‘19, Justin Schuster ‘19, Celia Sotirhos ‘21,
Maddie Vanech ‘19
MUSIC DIRECTOR David Chrzanowski
ORCHESTRA
CHOREOGRAPHER Jolet Creary
COSTUMES Vivian Lamb
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR/MAGIC
STAGE MANAGER Celenah Watson ‘19
ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS Alison Mayer ‘21, Chris Turino ‘20
PRODUCTION CREW Elliot Kennard ‘19, Olivia Olney ‘22,
Sofi Morales Alvarado ‘19,Isaac Mullen ‘22,
Lara Stone ‘22
SPECIAL THANKS The Hartt School
TIME: 780 A.D. and thereabouts
PLACE: The Holy Roman Empire and thereabouts
There will be 1 Ten-Minute Intermission.
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