The Secret Garden Program

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OPENING NIGHT SPONSOR:

Book & Lyrics by Marsha Norman

Music by Lucy Simon

Based on the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett

MARCH 17 & 18, 21 – 25, 2023 @ 7:30 PM

MATINEES: MARCH 18 & 25 @ 2:00 PM

Original Broadway production produced by Heidi Landesman, Rick Steiner, Frederic H. Mayerson, Elizabeth Williams, Jujamcyn Theatres/TV ASAHI and Dodger Productions. Originally produced by the Virginia Stage Company, Charles Towers, Artistic Director

The Secret Garden is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com

Time: 1906

Location: India and Misselthwaite Manor, North Yorkshire, England.

Running Time: Approximately 2 hours, plus one 20-minute intermission.

Lily Elizabeth Seaman

FEATURING

THE DREAMERS

Mary Lennox

Payten Witthome

Claire Holmes

Donna Craig

Captain Albert Lennox

Angel Duran Huran

Major Shelley

Nenad Ivonvic

Mrs. Shelley

Christa Lee Leffers

Rose Lennox

Kristin Loewen

Alice

Anna McLaughlin

Fakir

Navi Sidhu

Lt. Ian Shaw

Alyssa Strauss

Ayah

Julie Tam

Major Holmes

Nolan Van Dop

Lt. Peter Wright

Liam Whatley

THE PEOPLE OF MISSELTHWAITE MANOR

Mrs. Medlock

Hazel Eason

Archibald Craven

Michael Holman

Dr. Neville Craven

Arne Larsen

Martha

Jenn Mamchur

Colin

Samuel Pue

THE ARTISTIC TEAM

Dickon

Wyatt Sauve

Ben

Peter Shaver

Mrs. Winthrop

Linda Wack

Director

Ken Hildebrandt

Musical Director

Beckie Evans

Choreographer

Kyra Esau

Stage Manager

Brittany Suderman

Set Designer

Matthew Piton

Props Designer

Dianna Lewis

Costume Designer

Dani Dejong

Make-Up & Hair Design

Sarah Green

Lighting Designer

Gabe Kirkley

Sound Designer

Charlene Crawford

Refreshments and snacks available in the lobby. You’re welcome to bring these items back to your seats to enjoy during the performance. Please place a lid on coffee cups and open cans & packaging prior to the performance. Thanks for your help in keeping the theatre venue clean and tidy!

PLEASE turn CELL PHONES and ELECTRONIC DEVICES off before showtime

• Please remain seated during the performance

• Please save the discussion and talking until intermission

• The videotaping or making of electronic or other audio and/ or visual recordings of this production and distributing recordings or streams in any medium, including the internet, is strictly prohibited, a violation of the author(s) rights and actionable under United States copyright law. For more information, please visit www.concordtheatricals. com/resources/protecting-artists

• Children under 3 unfortunately cannot be admitted into the theatre.

• Out of respect for your fellow audience members, please refrain from wearing strong fragrances while at the theatre.

Land Acknowledgement

Gallery 7 Theatre’s mandate is to share stories that explore the relational, social, and spiritual aspects of the human experience with a vision towards hope, reconciliation, and redemption. In that spirit, we’d like to acknowledge we carry on our artistic endeavors on the traditional and unceded territory of the Sto:Lo people, Sema:th First Nation and Mathxwi First Nation and we are thankful for this opportunity. May there be healing and peace as we seek to build a stronger, respectful, and more unified community together

2022-2023

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Gallery 7 Theatre gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Province of British Columbia.

MUSICAL NUMBERS

Act I

“Opening Dream” …. Lily, Fakir, Mary & Company

“There’s a Girl” … Company

“The House Upon the Hill” … Company

“I Heard Someone Crying” … Mary, Archibald, Lily & Company

“A Fine White Horse” … Martha

“A Girl in the Valley” … Lily, Archibald

“It’s a Maze” …. Ben, Mary, Dickon & Martha

“Winter’s on the Wing” … Dickon

“Show Me the Key” … Mary & Dickon

“A Bit of Earth” … Archibald

“Storm I” … Company

“Lily’s Eyes” … Archibald & Neville

“Storm II” … Mary & Company

“Round-Shouldered Man” …. Colin

“Final Storm” …. Company

Act II

“The Girl I Mean to Be” … Mary

“The House Upon the Hill” (reprise) … Lt. Wright & Lt. Shaw

“Quartet” … Archibald, Neville, Rose & Lily

“Race You to the Top of the Morning” … Archibald

“Wick” …. Dickon & Mary

“Come to My Garden” … Lily & Colin

“Come Spirit, Come Charm” … Mary, Martha, Dickon, Fakir, Ayah, Lily & Company

“A Bit of Earth” (reprise) … Lily, Rose & Albert

“Disappear” … Neville

“Hold On” … Martha

“Letter Song” … Mary & Martha

“Where in the World” … Archibald

“How Could I Ever Know” … Lily & Archibald

“Finale” … Company

Orchestra

Conductor: Beckie Evans

Keyboard: Brendan Thiessen

Violin: Suzanne Davey

Cello | Julin Giesbrecht

Reeds | Heather Hicks, Ashley Trimble

Trumpet | Craig Raven

Acknowledgements

Gallery 7 Theatre extends a HUGE thank-you to all our volunteers for their hard work, dedication and support. Without them, this theatre would not succeed! We would also like to thank the following for their contribution to this production:

Abbotsford International Airshow – Sandra Bater, Dave Reith // TWU SAMC Theatre

If you would like to volunteer or contribute to our productions, please contact us at 604-504-5940 or email info@gallery7theatre.com. We’d love to hear from you!

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Greetings from the Artistic Director/Director's Notes

Welcome to Gallery 7 Theatre!

We are delighted to be celebrating our 30th birthday this year, albeit belatedly. The actual birthday happened in 2021, but there were a couple of things that kept us from celebrating at that time.

In case we haven’t met, Gallery 7 Theatre is a community-based theatre dedicated to presenting high-quality productions that inspire hope, reconciliation and redemption by exploring the spiritual, relational and social aspects of life. Founded in 1991, incorporated as a non-profit society and registered as a charity in 2005, we have produced over 100 productions to date. Over 150 volunteers collaborate with contract artists and our staff to produce a season each year. We are supported by a host of sponsors, donors, grant providers and a passionate and committed audience base. It’s been a delight to impact our community with excellent theatre the encourages emotional, spiritual and intellectual growth and we look forward to doing this for many years to come!

Our production of The Secret Garden is three years in the making. We were two weeks away from opening the show back in 2020 when the world shut down. Sets, costumes and props were put into storage to await the time we could finally present this beautiful story of hope, forgiveness, and renewal. Thankfully, that time has come. Unfortunately, many of our original cast members were not able to join us for this production, but we’ve been blessed to welcome a host of new and talented performers to take up the mantel and bring this powerful story to life.

The Secret Garden is not your usual Broadway musical in that the big show-stopping dance numbers are nearly absent. Rather, you find a character and theme driven story that, while

certainly a feast for the eyes, is aimed more directly at your heart, mind and yes, even your soul.

Brimming with some of the most beautiful show music I’ve heard, this musical faithfully tells the classic Frances Hodgson Burnett’s story of Mary’s adventures at Misselthwaite Manor. It also sprinkles in a mature exploration of loss, depression and overcoming trauma. Our characters seek a place of belonging, refuge, and peace. A home, so to speak. The garden Mary endeavours to restore becomes a metaphor for that ‘home’ and one must find the key to unlock its door, whether that key be healing, forgiveness, or acceptance.

And what of those dreamers who ‘haunt’ the halls of Misselthwaite? I see these characters as manifestations of Mary & Archie’s memories as well as their emotional and psychological states. In some ways, the dreamers act as guides, gently leading Mary & Archie towards Lily’s garden, a place of reconciliation. In other ways, the Dreamers reveal to us the source of our lead characters trauma and loss. As Mary & Archie face their wounds, the prospect of healing brings hope.

That this story takes place in the wake of a pandemic is not lost on me. Which is why I think this production is so crucial for our time. I trust that it will be a cathartic theatre experience as we move out of our own pandemic. I also hope that it entertains you, lifts your spirits and inspires you to find the Garden that brings you healing, joy and peace.

Thank you for joining us –see you at the next one.

Curtain Up!

Ken Hildebrandt Executive/Artistic Director/Director

Greetings from the Gallery 7 Theatre Board President

Hello and welcome, G7 patrons! The Board of Directors has been busy collaborating with staff to overhaul the Society's Mission, Vision and Values statement and have recently completed the final draft. The new version can be found on our website so feel free to give it a read. We're on to the next project now, so in the meantime please enjoy The Secret Garden. Gallery 7 Theatre has waited a long time to present this musical!

Matt Forster Board President

WHO’S WHO: THE CAST

Michael Holman

Hazel Eason

Nenad Ivonvic

Donna Craig

Arne Larsen

Christa Lee Leffers

Samuel Pue

Elizabeth Seaman

Alyssa Strauss

Anna McLaughlin

Navi Sidhu

Payten Witthome

Jenn Mamchur

Kristin Loewen

Angel Duran Huran

Liam Whatley

Linda Wack

Nolan Van Dop

Julie Tam

Peter Shaver

Wyatt Sauve

Donna Craig (Claire Holmes) Donna has acted in sketches and small plays for years but The Secret Garden is her first large production. She is excited and grateful to be working with the dedicated cast and crew of The Secret Garden. This show marks the first time she has intentionally sang a high Bb in front of an audience. Donna collects cats, children, and paint by numbers. Her children make up her largest collection to date.

Hazel Eason (Mrs. Medlock) Hazel is a wife, mother, and owner of her own small business, Leftover Hippies Incense. Her most recent appearance with G7 was 10 years ago in Swallows & Amazons. After that, she took a long break from theatre but continued to do background work in TV and film. She just returned to the stage last year in The Female of the Species (Opening Nite Theatre). You can catch her this summer in Stanley Park as Mrs. Phelps, the librarian, in Matilda The Musical (Theatre Under the Stars).

Michael Holman (Archibald Craven) This is Michael’s fifth show with G7 and he has greatly enjoyed working with such a passionate cast and crew to share this beautiful story of redemption, love, and forgiveness. Most recently, Michael appeared in Little Dipper Theatre’s first production, Nowherseville, BC, where he played many characters. Shortly before that, he appeared in G7’s first mainstage Christmas production, This Wonderful Life, where he played many characters. This time, he is only playing one character, so don’t be confused! Enjoy the show!

Angel Duran Huran (Captain Albert Lennox)

Returning to the Abbotsford theatre scene, Angel is excited to finally play a show three years in the making! Debuting with G7 in 2018, Angel has performed in Pride & Prejudice, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Don’t Forget to Dress the Dummies. In addition to performing with other companies, Angel also has passions for writing, storytelling, and exploring creativity within the realm of Dungeons & Dragons.

Nenad Ivonvic (Major Shelley) Nenad (Ned) Ivanovic used to play in an amateur theatre as a student more than 35 years ago. G7 woke up the old passion in him and Ned decided to return to the theatre. He enjoys playing classical guitar, reading books, and working in his vegetable garden. Ned is an avid skier and a paraglider pilot. In the past, he enjoyed conducting choirs and playing Serbian folk music. He is looking forward to retiring from his engineering job and dedicating his time to his hobbies.

Arne Larsen (Dr. Neville Craven) Last seen with G7 as Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof, other favourite roles include: Oliver Warbucks in Annie; Dom Claude Frollo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame; Matthew in Anne of Green Gables (the musical); Herbie in GYPSY; Judge Turpin in Sweeney Todd; and Tom Collins in RENT. Honours include a CTC Award (Best Supporting Actor – HMS Pinafore) and an Ovation Award (GYPSY - A New Brain & RENT). Thank you to Gaylene for her love and support and thank YOU for supporting live theatre!

Christa Lee Leffers (Mrs. Shelley) Classically trained vocally and on piano, Christa Lee is a singer-songwriter. She loves to share her creative gifts with those that live on the margins of life at a local coffee house ministry. Past performances range from high school theatre to professional choirs at Vancouver Orpheum to musicals in the Edmonton Jubilee auditorium. She plans to continue to release new music this year and is so excited and grateful to be part of this project with G7.

Kristin Loewen (Rose Lennox) Kristin is so excited to be in her first G7 production! Kristin is currently working as a voice teacher and has been involved in musical theatre for the past 7 years. Some of her favourite past roles include Katherine Plumber in Newsies and Gabrielle in R&H’s Cinderella. She wants to thank everyone who was involved in putting on this show and those who came out to support it!

Jenn Mamchur (Martha) Jennifer recently graduated with a BFA in Acting from Trinity Western University and has been diving into the world of musical theatre this last year. When Jenn isn’t acting, she gets up to many crafting adventures. Past credits include: (Stage43)

Footloose (Garvin/Cowgirl), (TIC) Catch Me if You Can (Ensemble), (TWU) Bright Star (Mama Murphy), Awake (Ensemble), Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 (Elsa), The Ruby Sunrise (Lois/ Ethel), Game of Love and Chance (Madam Orgonia), (G7lite) Macbeth (Malcolm/Banquo).

Anna McLaughlin (Alice) This is Anna's first performance with G7. Anna was involved in musical theatre and spring plays throughout high school. Her favourite roles she played were the lovable Smee from Peter Pan and the fun villain, Miss Hannigan, from Annie. Anna is thankful to her friends and family who encouraged her and gave her the push she needed to continue doing what she loves. Anna is excited to perform with the

people around her who share her joy for putting a smile on peoples' faces and bringing a story to life.

Samuel Pue (Colin) Samuel is a grade 9 student who enjoys PE and art class. In his spare time, he also likes sports, gaming, and collecting random facts. He is an identical twin and the oldest of 6 boys. He loves to eat Mexican food and have family movie nights. When he is older, he’d like to travel the world - mostly to places warm and sunny. This is his first experience with live theatre and he has been excited to learn through the process.

Wyatt Sauve (Dickon) Wyatt is very excited to be making his debut in a G7 show as Dickon. He has over 8 years of experience in musical theatre, including vocal lessons, and plans to continue for as long as he can. Some of his favourite past shows he's done have been Annie, Peter Pan and Shrek. His hobbies include filmmaking and weightlifting. He plans to peruse a career in film, whether that would be acting, directing, producing, or writing.

Elizabeth Seaman (Lily) Elizabeth is so happy to be playing Lily! The Secret Garden has always been one of her favourite stories, and she can recall having spent much time looking for her own secret gardens. This is her sixth show with G7. She hopes everyone enjoys the show as much as she does! Elizabeth was last seen onstage as Cindy Lou in Winter Wonderettes, and one of her favourite roles she has played is Marian Paroo in The Music Man She enjoys spending her spare time dabbling in art.

Peter Shaver (Ben Weatherstaff) This is Peter's third show with Gallery 7 Theatre, and he is very happy to be back under the lights after a three year absence. The disappointment of stopping the production three years ago has been replaced with an overwhelming excitement of finally bringing it to life. Other productions with G7 include The Miracle Worker, and Disney's Beauty & the Beast.

Navi Sidhu (Fakir) Navi has had a keen interest in the arts from an early age. He taught himself to play the piano at the age of 13 and has played in several amateur bands of varying styles. He was a member of his school's drama club in high school where he was introduced to the world of theatre. Today he is trained as a community support worker and is an advocate for people who are facing a variety of challenges in our community.

Alyssa Strauss (Lt Ian Shaw) Alyssa is excited to help bring this beautiful show to life. She first appeared on stage this past November as part of the ensemble in The Magician’s Nephew. She also worked backstage in G7’s previous show, Murder on the Orient Express. Alyssa’s interest in theatre stemmed from her love of musicals and she is thrilled to be part of this production.

Julie Tam (Ayah) Julie is pleased to be joining G7 for another production. She thoroughly enjoyed her roles in The Magician's Nephew and is excited about being part of The Secret Garden. When Julie isn't performing, you can find her painting, working on cars or riding horses.

Nolan Van Dop (Major Holmes) Nolan is very excited to get back into theatre and join the cast of G7’s The Secret Garden. He previously worked with Fraser Valley Stage in HMS Pinafore as a midshipman and years ago, starred in a TV

commercial advertising Juno Online. How is that for a throwback? When he isn’t on stage, Nolan is a Red-Seal carpenter at Rover Homes where he builds tiny homes. He wants to thank his three wonderful kids and beautiful wife, Pam, for putting up with his singing practices in the shower.

Linda Wack (Mrs. Winthrop) Linda is super excited to be joining G7 for her first show. She has appeared in The Man Who Saved Christmas (2019), White Christmas (2022) and as Old Mrs Winthrop in Understood Betsy (2019). When Linda is not pursuing her new hobbies, singing, and acting, she can be found in the kitchen cooking, out at the lake camping or in the neighbourhood walking her dog.

Liam Whatley (Lt Peter Wright) Liam returns to the stage for his second production with G7, the first being Murder on the Orient Express. Liam has performed Les Miserables, Anne of Green Gables, and The Tempest. Outside musical theatre, Liam has spent many evenings performing guitar, piano, and voice. Liam is passionate about moving people through song and metaphor.

Payten Witthome (Mary Lennox) Payten has enjoyed performing in musicals for the past 10 years and is excited to be a part of The Secret Garden, which has now become one of her favourite musicals. This is Payten’s first production with G7, and she is very grateful for the experience. When Payten is not busy with musical theatre, she enjoys playing the piano and is now looking for students. Payten wants to thank all the cast and crew who made this production possible.

WHO’S WHO: THE CREW

Dani DeJong

Kyra Esau

Beckie Evans

Dianna Lewis

Brittany Suderman

Gabe Kirkley

Ken Hildebrandt

Sarah Green Pat Davis

Andrew Potts

Pat Davis (ASM - Costumes) Pat was part of the cast for G7’s The Hiding Place and Fiddler on the Roof. She also acted in four plays for Opening Night Theatre. For the last few years, she has been involved backstage for about 14 productions as an ASM. Being involved with so many talented people is a thrill for her.

Dani DeJong (Costume Designer) Dani has worked over the years in several productions for G7 and is delighted to be involved in another period piece. Her happy place is ruffles, tea gowns and morning suits. Her designs have been seen in G7’s productions of Little Women, Pride & Prejudice, and The Importance of Being Earnest

Kyra Esau (Choreographer) Kyra is happy to be joining Gallery 7 Theatre for her first show doing choreography. The vision has been effective simplicity and she has enjoyed working with the team to develop Ken’s vision. Kyra has been choreographing for over 15 years and loves the theatre world. She spends her time as the Artistic Director of Chilliwack School of Performing Arts. Kyra hopes everyone is inspired to see all the shows the Lower Mainland has to offer!

Beckie Evans (Musical Director) Beckie has been performing and teaching for 35 years. Armed with an undergrad degree in music, a love for creativity, and a knack for jumping into situations with both feet, Beckie regularly finds herself performing and leading in and out of the theatre. This is Beckie's second show with G7, her first being Peter and the Starcatcher. "Much love to my family - I hope you all enjoy the show!"

Sarah Green (Make-Up & Hair Designer) Sarah is a UFV Theatre Alumni and recently directed a compilation for Abby Theatre Fest as well as another piece for the Harrison Festival and the UFV Director's showcase. So far this season, Sarah has appeared in G7’s productions of The Magician’s Nephew and Murder on the Orient Express. In 2021, she played Helen in A New Normal (G7) and has been on stage, backstage, and part of the production team for 20+ other Gallery 7 Theatre shows since its inception so many years ago.

Ken Hildebrandt (Director) Ken is the founding Executive/Artistic Director of Gallery 7 Theatre. In addition to managing the organization, Ken occasionally directs, acts, or does lighting design.

Select directing credits include The Diary of Anne Frank, The Importance of Being Earnest, Lord of the Flies, and Doubt: A Parable. Select lighting design credits include The Fantasticks, Mary’s Wedding, Pride and Prejudice, Last Train to Nibroc, This Wonderful Life and The Magician’s Nephew. When not doing theatre, Ken enjoys announcing at air shows, going to the movies, and relaxing at home with friends or video games.

Gabe Kirkley (Lighting Design) Gabe is thrilled to finally fulfill an agreement he made between himself and Ken: he would design the lights for this show in exchange for Ken designing lights for The Magician’s Nephew. For G7, he previously did lighting design for Halo and has done many sound and projection designs for shows like The Giver, The Mousetrap, and Little Women. He also directed this season's production of The Magician's Nephew. Big thanks to Ken, Charlene, Amaris, Brittany, to all of you for coming to see the show, and a special thank you to Paige and Sephi!

Dianna Lewis (Props Designer) Being creative has always been a part of Dianna’s life. She’s been a professional photographer for over 30 years and enjoys the challenge of capturing live theatre action. She has worked as a prop designer for ages and likes the satisfaction of seeing ideas and sweat come to life on stage.

Andrew Potts (Construction Manager / Set Coordinator) It was a sad yet beautiful day in March 2020 when Andrew dismantled and stored the recently-built and half-painted Secret Garden set in G7’s container, not knowing if/when it would be coming back out. It’s great to see the show come to life 3 years later!

Brittany Suderman (Stage Manager) Brittany is thrilled to be a part of sharing this beautiful story with audiences. She is no stranger to working with G7, and has enjoyed being onstage, backstage, and in the stage manager booth. Most recently she has stage-managed Last Train to Nibroc (G7) and Little Dipper's inaugural show, Nowheresville, BC. When not at the theatre, Brittany enjoys spreadsheets, being in nature, and all things organizing.

Production Team

Assistant Stage Manager - Costumes // Pat Davis

Assistant Stage Manager - Props/Set // Estelle Green

Fly Operator // Phoebe King

Lighting Operator // Mark Stevens

Sound Operator // Chris Williams

Hair & Make-Up Apprentice // Brenna Tinworth

Livestream Technician // Aaron Dawson

Head of Construction // Andrew Potts

Construction Assistants // Linda

Scenic Painters // Mackenzie Makwart, Matt Makwart, Olivia Hildebrandt

Lily’s Portrait Artist // Rachel Kehler

House Managers // Linda Funk, Louise Reimer, Pete VanMulen

Discussion Guide Editor // Angelika Dawson

Program Layout & Design // Justin Keitch, Ignite Creative

Gallery 7 Theatre Staff

Executive & Artistic Director // Ken Hildebrandt

Theatre Administrator // Amaris Henry

Theatre Administrator (on maternity leave) // Mikayla Froese

Production Manager // Charlene Crawford

Marketing Associate & Webmaster // Gabe Kirkley

Bookkeeper // Marion Witoszkin

Front of House Coordinator // Amaris Henry

Front of House Coordinator // Jenn Suess (on sabbatical)

Head of Properties & Company Photographer // Dianna Lewis

Graphic Designer // Justin Keitch, Ignite Creative

Gallery 7 Theatre Board of Directors

Matt Forster // President

Rudy Ouwehand // Vice President & Treasurer

Alison Chisholm // Secretary

Russel Reitsema, Raymond Robyn, Fran Vanderpol // Directors at Large

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