Broadneck HS 9 to 5: The Musical Program

Thursday, April 11, 2024 at 7PM

Friday, April 12, 2024 at 7PM

Saturday, April 13, 2024 at 2PM and 7PM

Broadneck High School Auditorium

Charnice Frazier, Dramatic Director

Dylan Roche, Dramatic Director

Andrew Lincoln, Music Director

Kimberly Kandra, Choreographer

Patrick Gelinas, Principal SYNOPSIS

9 to 5 The Musical, with music and lyrics by Dolly Parton and book by Patricia Resnick, is based on the seminal 1980 hit movie. Set in the late 1970s, this hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the Rolodex era is outrageous, thought-provoking, and even a little romantic.

Pushed to the breaking point, three female coworkers concoct a plan to get even with the sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot they call their boss. In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy, and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy- giving their boss the boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women give their workplace a dream makeover, taking control of the company that had always kept them down.

Hey, a girl can scheme, can’t she?

PLEASE REMEMBER:

*No flash photography or video/audio recording.

*Turn off all noisemaking & light-producing electronic devices.

*No eating/drinking in the auditorium. Please enjoy refreshments in the lobby.

*Hold all applause until the conclusion of each song.

*If you choose to exit the auditorium during the show, you will not be permitted to re-enter until the conclusion of the scene or song.

*Warning: Synthetic fog is used for one scene in this production!

Send your favorite cast/tech crew member a candygram! On sale at Concessions in the band room.

Book by Music and Lyrics by DOLLY PARTON PATRICIA RESNICK

BASED ON THE 20TH CENTURY FOX PICTURE

Originally produced on Broadway by ROBERT GREENBLATT , April 2009

Orchestrator

Arrangements & Additional BRUCE COUGHLIN Orchestrations

STEPHEN OREMUS & ALEX LACAMOIRE

9 TO 5, THE MUSICAL

Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

Any video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

Cast

Kay Seyfferth as Violet Newstead

Sarah Swain as Doralee Rhodes

Emma Miller as Judy Bernly

Zacca Jackson as Franklin Hart, Jr.

Katie Blackwell as Roz Keith / Violet Understudy

Jack Jones as Joe / Hart Understudy

Grant Leichtman as Dwayne

Cameron Blickenstaff as Josh Newstead

Natalie Niles as Missy / Doralee Understudy

Alyssa Coriano as Maria

Ian Hollingshead as Dick

Iz Taylor as Kathy

Aileen Maloney as Margaret

Abby Conlon Doctor / Swing / Ensemble

Mady Lewis

Candy Striper / Ensemble

Ryan Myers

Bob / Ensemble

Mars Smith Detective / Ensemble

Teagan Yokanovich Intern / Ensemble

Ensemble

Etta Boynton

Lexie Brinkley

Shay Butler

Hadley Dodson

Magen Evers

Price Hanes

Vivien Kaplan

Sylvia Kellermeyer

Jack Lawson

Brayden McDowell

Sadie Sakal

Hannah Smith

Mars Smith

Stu Watson

Nyah Wilkinson

Kevin Whewell / Chris Olsen as Mr. Tinsworthy

Production

Staff & Crew

Stage Manager..…………………………………………... Evelyn Crowley

Assistant Stage Manager…………………………………………..Seb Funk

Backstage Managers..………………………….....Seb Funk, Alana Velasco

Backstage Crew……………..Ella Chasse, Bella Emery, Cailey Geoghegan, Emerson Golladay, Heidi Lueders, Vida Sullivan, Robin Weatherwax

Lighting Design/Managers………………..Reese Chapman, Max Gomoljak

Light Crew……………….Maddox Howard, Oliver Russ, Maryam Soliman

Mics Managers Kay Latt, Ryan Stanley

Mics……............................Molly Appel, Casey Fitzpatrick, Zeke Highfield, Matt Hopper, Emelia Manchester, Darryelle McKann, Lilyann Morrow, Cameron Willett

Sound Manager………………………………………….....Olivia LaManna

Sound Board……………………..Ash Flores, Soph Keenan, Brianna Panca

Set Construction Managers…………………….Darryl Baust, Chris Conlon

Set Construction Assistants……….....Russell Jackson, Brandon McDowell, Holly Miller, Lesley Miller, Andy Sakal

Leland Seyfferth, Scott Swain, Tyler Swain, Dwayne Taylor

Set Design……………………………………………………........Seb Funk

Sign Design/Painting……………Seb Funk, Katie Blackwell, Etta Boynton, Lexie Brinkley, Shay Butler, Vivien Kaplan, Sylvia Kellermeyer, Hannah Smith, Mars Smith, Maryam Soliman

Costume Manager………………………………………...Elizabeth Conlon

Costume Assistants………………………..Lorie Brinkley, Vicky Seyfferth

Hair & Makeup……………...Alana Velasco, Evelyn Crowley, Stu Watson

Props………...Elizabeth Conlon, Seb Funk, Brooke Sakal, Vicky Seyfferth

Dance Captains…………………………Abby Conlon, Brayden McDowell

Meals/Concessions………………………Lorie Brinkley, Elizabeth Conlon, Debb Hollingshead, Vicky Seyfferth, Kathy Swain

Cast Party Coordinators……………...Sonia Blackwell, Debb Hollingshead

Leland Seyfferth

Photographer…………………………………………………...Kathy Swain

Program Design/Production….…………………………Lisa Mayr Boynton

Custodians……………………Andre Smith, Moses Ballard, Bernard Dicus, Michele Eldridge, Christy Folderauer, Carmen Hernandez Morales, Ron Jones, Martha Luna, Annyanna Strange Hall, Levy Valdez Vieyra, Andy Mason, Brian Woerner

Supervision

Patrick Gelinas, Kere’ Patterson, Melissa Pfisterer, Marc Procaccini, Louisa Troutner, Sarah Wells

ACT ONE

Prologue……………………………………………………..Orchestra

Scene 1

“9 to 5”…..………………..............Doralee, Violet, Judy, Ensemble

Scene 2: Office Bullpen

“Around Here”……………………………...Violet, Judy, Ensemble

Scene 3: Hart’s Office

“Here for You”……………………………Hart, Ensemble, Doralee

“Here for You” (Reprise)…………………………………….…Hart

Scene 4: Break Room

Scene 5: Break Room

“I Just Might”……………………..Judy, Doralee, Violet, Ensemble

Scene 6: Office Bullpen

“Backwoods Barbie”……………………………Doralee, Ensemble

Scene 7: Hart’s Office

“Heart to Hart”…………………………....................Roz, Ensemble

Scene 8: Elevator

Scene 9: Violet’s Living Room / Judy’s Joint (nightclub)/Office Bullpen

“Dance of Death”……………………………..Judy, Hart, Ensemble

“Cowgirl’s Revenge”……………………………Doralee, Ensemble

“Potion Notion”……………………………………Violet, Ensemble

“Joy to the Girls”…………………………...……………...Ensemble

Scene 10: Break Room

Scene 11: Ladies’ Room

Scene 12: Elevator

Scene 13: Hospital

Scene 14: Hart’s Office / Parking Garage

“Shine Like the Sun”………...Violet, Doralee, Judy, Hart, Ensemble **INTERMISSION**

Refreshments will be sold in the band room. Enjoy!

ACT TWO

Scene 1: Hart’s Office

“One of the Boys”...………..………………………Violet, Ensemble

Scene 2: Roz’s Desk

“5 to 9”..…………………………………………………………Roz

Scene 3: Office Bullpen

“Change It”..………………………Doralee, Violet, Judy, Ensemble

Scene 4: Elevator

“Let Love Grow”…………………………..……………..Joe, Violet

Scene 5: Hart’s House

“Get Out and Stay Out”………………..………………………..Judy

Scene 6: Hart’s Office

Scene 7: Office Bullpen

Finale……………………..…………………………...Full Company

Scene 8: Office Bullpen

Megamix / Bows………………………………………Full Company ************************************ Orchestra

Conductor……………………………………Andrew Lincoln

Violins……………………………Gianna Sala, Anna Tayman

Bass………………………………………………Katie Russo

Reeds…………………………………………...Mike Tayman

Trumpet…………………………………………….Chris Sala

Guitar……………………………..Nate Stanley, Carlin Timm

Drums………………………………………….Ron Frederick

Keyboards……………………...Val Bennett, Andrew Lincoln

Percussion…………...Sebastian Amaya, Tania Mosely-Smith

We would like to express our sincere thanks to the many people & businesses who volunteered their time and/or provided donations to ensure the success of the show:

Jess Banachoski

Jessica Dodson

Jill Fairley

Gail Hanes

Froggi Jackson

Julie Jones

Julie Klug

Meghan Lawson

Violet Lewis

Katie Maloney

Chris Olsen

Cathy Pritchard

Kat Taylor

Andrew Villwock

Kevin Whewell

The Point

A special thank you to Mark Coale of Maryland Paint & Decorating for the kind donation of painting supplies.

209 Chinquapin Round Rd. #100 Annapolis, MD 21401

410-280-2225 www.mdpaint.com

Senior Bios

Katie Blackwell (Roz Keith) is honored to be part of an amazing show with such a stellar cast and crew! As a senior vocalist in the APEX Arts magnet program, music and storytelling is a big part of her life and she looks forward to continuing her passion at James Madison University as a Vocal Performance major. Katie would like to thank her family, friends, and teachers for inspiring her to believe in herself and helping her become the person she is today. She hopes you enjoy the show! A quick “Heart to Hart” if you’re her family… please close your eyes!

Cameron Blickenstaff (Josh Newstead / Ensemble) is very excited to be a part of 9 to 5: The Musical. You may have previously seen them in the Ensemble in last year’s production, Freaky Friday. Cam would like to thank their family, friends, and directors for all their support. They hope you enjoy the show!

Lexie Brinkley (Ensemble) is very excited to finish her senior year with 9 to 5 as her third and final production at Broadneck High School. Singing, dancing, playing the piano, and performing in musicals have been her passion. She has played ensemble roles in Newsies and Freaky Friday. Lexie is in the Apex Arts Vocal program and will continue studying music in the fall at Towson University as a Music Education and Music Therapy major. She is extremely grateful and would like to thank her incredibly supportive family and friends, as well as the amazing Directors, Cast, and Crew.

Senior Bios

Shay Butler (Ensemble) is an APEX Arts senior vocalist. She has been in three musicals, with this year’s production of 9 to 5 being her fourth and final show. Shay also previously played Max the dog in the musical, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, with the Pasadena Theatre Company. She displayed her animated energy in all of these past performances, including last year’s production of Freaky Friday, and continues to add life to the ensemble through various minor roles. Shay has been accepted into Towson University and plans to continue performing in more musicals in college.

Evelyn Crowley (Stage Manager) never thought she would join theatre, but it definitely played a big part in her time at high school. 9 to 5 will be her 8th show and she is very sad about leaving such a wonderful community behind. On top of managing the tech crew for Broadneck, she likes cooking and writing songs in her free time. She plans on attending AACC to get her associate degree in Culinary Arts and Baking. Evelyn is excited for the many shows Broadneck has to offer in the future and will continue to support the theatre program.

Magen Evers (Ensemble) is ecstatic to be performing in such a lively show! She has been a part of the tech crew for Broadneck’s musicals since she was a sophomore, but this is her debut in a musical! Magen has also been an actor in several Broadneck plays. She will be continuing her love for the arts in college! Although she hasn’t committed to a university yet, she is leaning towards schools in either Philadelphia or New York. Magen would like to dedicate this to her sister, Maya, who is stationed in Hawaii for Americorp and isn’t able to be here, as well as her grandpa, Aloys, who recently passed and would’ve loved to see her in 9 to 5. Lastly, she would also like to thank Kevin Whewell for always supporting her even when she is not performing in his shows.

Senior Bios

Emerson Golladay (Backstage Crew) was in his first performance for Broadneck as an extra in The Play That Goes Wrong his senior year. Now he’s helping out backstage for the musical! Emerson has felt so welcomed by everyone in the cast and crew, and is very thankful to have been part of such a wonderful community! He will be pursuing other dramatics past high school.

Soph Keenan (Sound) is a sound tech who has worked on multiple shows over the course of their junior and senior year. Despite working on multiple Broadneck plays, this is their first Broadneck musical. They’ve had so much fun meeting and working with everyone! Soph does not plan on doing Theatre after graduation, but is so grateful for the experience!

Kay Latt (Mics Manager) first started out in theatre for her college resume and for the food. She never expected to be head of mics and building a community with the people around her. At first, she was reluctant coming to tech week, but now she loves working with her team and seeing them grow. Leaving is going to be the hardest thing for her but she knows that theatre is going to be left in good hands.

Grant Leichtman (Dwayne) is very excited for this show as it is his first. He has always included himself in anything and everything singing, such as choir and acapella. Grant would also like to thank all of the stage managers and parents who helped with the show because we wouldn’t have this show without them.

Senior Bios

Ryan Stanley (Mics Manager) started theatre in his sophomore year on the backstage crew with Newsies. Since then, he has joined and become co-head of the mics crew. He’s loved being a part of every show and wants to thank all of his friends in theatre for the experience.

Sarah Swain (Doralee Rhodes) is a Vocal Prime student in the APEX Arts Magnet program, and is overjoyed to be a part of 9 to 5 at Broadneck High School. She recently worked with the Pasadena Theatre Company portraying Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz and is looking forward to the upcoming production of Charlotte’s Web in June. Sarah is headed to the University of Maryland in the fall, where she will double-major in Music Education and Vocal Performance. She would like to thank her teachers, directors, castmates, and family for always supporting her passions.

Calling all Bruins!

If you would like to get information about joining tech crew for future productions, keep an ear open for morning announcements regarding the next interest meeting.

Break-a-Leg Messages!

Lexie- We are so excited and proud to see you perform in your final High School Musical. Your confidence and talent amaze us every day. Keep following your dreams! Love, Mom and Dad

Ian- Break a leg! We are so proud of you!

Love, Mom and Dad

Sadie- We are so proud of you! Always know that we are your biggest fans. We love you! Break a leg!

Love, Mommy, Padre, Penelope, and Silas

Abby- You are strong and courageous. Thanks for letting us join the fun. -Mom and Dad

Emma- So proud of you! Break all the legs.

Love and hugs from Mom and Darryl

Kay- Good luck Bug! Have fun storming the castle!

Love, Mom and Dad

Grant- Foo Foo, we are proud of you!

-Ms. Vicky and Mr. Lee

Ian- Good luck ���� We know you will be amazing!

-Ms. Vicky and Mr. Lee

Kay, Sarah, & Emma- Knock ‘em dead, girls! You’re amazing! -Mrs. Debb

Good luck to the cast and crew of 9 to 5!

Love, Miss Elizabeth, Miss Lorie, and Miss Vicky

Etta- xo Pookie “I’m the heart of swing, I’m the twist and shout / When you gotta sing / When you gotta let it out…” -Hinton Battle as Sweet- Once More with Feeling

Seb, Reese, Maryam, Max- Congratulations on the show! Love, Miss Lisa

To the Cast & Crew- Break a leg! Thanks for letting me “Stage Mom” you!

-Mrs. Debb

To my “Emma.” I know you will do amazing ~K

“Pookie Wookie,” Break a leg ~K

Lexie- Enjoy your “Farewell Tour.” Congratulations ~Miss Vicky

Good Luck to our “Violet”

Kaylynn Ann, we are so proud of you!

Love, Busia and Pop Pop

If you would like to support Broadneck’s musical theatre program, please consider making a donation to our fundraising account, via the Online School Payments (OSP) site.

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A very special thank you to the hard work and support of:

Mr. Andre Smith and his custodial crew

Mr. Patrick Gelinas and his administration team

We also wish to thank our families, friends, fellow Bruins, and the faculty and staff of Broadneck High School.

We are very grateful for your support of our musical theatre program!

The cast and crew of 9 to 5