Godspell Program

2020-2021 SEASON

JULY 30 th - AUGUST 1st, 2021 Emerson Theatre at Harris-Stowe State University

Auditions

August 28th & 29th Open to Ages 8-18

Performances November 18th-21st

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Auditions

January 8th & 9th Open to Ages 13-18

Performances April 21st-24th

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Gateway Center for Performing Arts' Youth Theatre Company Presents

Music & Lyrics By Stephen Schwartz

Book By John Michael Tebelak

Based on "The Gospel According to St. Matthew"

CREATIVE AND CREW Director Lisi Levy

Music Director Sarah Wirthlin

Choreographers Laura Roth & Stephanie Fox Stage Manager Liv Hand Lighting Design Tanner Douglas

Sound Design Justin Smith

Set Design Jennifer Warfield

Production Photographer Brooke Hankins Crew Lila Brady & Ben Villhard GODSPELL JR. is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). www.mtishows.com.

The use of cameras or other recording devices Is strictly prohibited.

Thank you and enjoy the show!

Artistic Director’s Note Welcome to our 2020-2021 Season! To be honest, about 6 months ago, I didn’t think I would be able to say those words! What a year 2020 has been, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the continued support from our GCPA family.

As we discussed what this season would look like, the focus was on not only how but when to safely return to performance. In solidarity and respect for the entire theatre community that is suffering during this time and for the continued safety of our actors and staff, we knew taking it slow and being ready to pivot at a moment's notice is the only way to move forward (and, of course, with heavy safety policies and procedures!).

Our first production, Flat Stanley Online Edition, is the ideal way to jump-start our season safely and also launch our new program: Theatre for Young Audiences by Young Artists. Fully rehearsed and performed from home, this family-friendly musical will entertain the whole family and classrooms across St. Louis. We have big plans for the TYAYA program including adding a second production, Dear Edwina Online Edition!

To keep a safe distance from a lot of singing, live musicians, and live audiences, the play Anne of Green Gables (another GCPA first!) was perfect for our winter slot! Anne’s spirit, joy, and ability to adapt to any situation is the perfect analogy for 2020. With options to live stream or record in small groups if necessary, we can’t wait to share this masked, streamed performance with you. Join us online in January 2021 for this classic tale!

With so much disappointment from the shutdown, we knew we had to get all of our postponed shows back on the schedule. Urinetown, Frozen KIDS, Legally Blonde Jr., and Cabaret will finally get their time on stage. For Urinetown, the first to get the COVID boot, we have plans to produce this show No. Matter. What. Depending on the current situation, we will be able to produce this show as normal, streamed to a virtual audience, or even rehearsed and performed remotely from home (another Zoom-sical!). Quickly after we announced the postponement, the cast took to the rallying cry, “Urinetown will live!” and we are happy to say that will definitely happen. Hail Malthus!

Being GCPA, you probably know we always go big. Already 6 shows deep, we aren’t stopping there.

In addition to the reboot of most of our 2019-2020 season, we are ecstatic to also produce a spring Main Stage musical, the tap-dancing classic we’ve wanted to produce since we opened, 42nd Street; another middle school summer production, Godspell Jr.; and Amélie , a second high school summer production. Each of these shows was chosen to provide as many performance opportunities for our St. Louis youth when we are able to return to the stage.

While the future of live performance is still uncertain, I am ever-grateful that we are able to provide such an extensive season of opportunities for St. Louis youth. GCPA is growing and 2021 will certainly show that.

If you like what you see, please consider joining us on our mission to provide quality, challenging, and out-of-the-box theatre for St. Louis youth. See our shows, take our classes, spread the word, volunteer, or donate. We’d love your story with GCPA to begin today.

CAST JESUS

Ovya Diwakaran*

JUDAS

Dan Wolfe NARRATORS

Ella Choate Grace Ferguson Ally Pierce Cecelia Simpson** Bryar Wall** Maya Zimmerman

DISCIPLES

Kateryna Echo Pentz Kate Haislar Morgan Petsch Matilda Simmons Gwendolyn Porshinsky Evelyn Ziaee

SOLOISTS Sophia Bellm*....................................................Day by Day Kate Schuler..................................Learn Your Lessons Well AnnaKait Peters-Bahkou*.............................Bless The Lord Becca Wirthlin...............................................All Good Gifts Cristian Galindo-Knudsen.....................We Beseech Thee Natalie Kuelker**....................................We Beseech Thee Charlie Villhard.......................................We Beseech Thee Emerson Mattia.......................................Light of the World Finley Mohr**.............,.............................Light of the World Molly Turpin.....................................................Beautiful City Madison Bailey...............................................Beautiful City *Denotes Member of GCPA CrAFT Program **Denotes Member of GCPA Show Starters

MUSICAL NUMBERS Setting: A New York City subway station Scene 1 Song: PREPARE YE THE WAY OF THE LORD Song: GOD SAVE THE PEOPLE Scene 2 The Parable of the Unjust Judge Scene 3 The Parable of the King and The Servants Song: DAY BY DAY Scene 4 The Parable of the Good Samaritan Song: LEARN YOUR LESSONS WELL

Scene 5 The Parable of the Two Masters The Parable of the Rich Man Song: OH BLESS THE LORD MY SOUL

Scene 6 The Beatitudes Song: ALL FOR THE BEST Scene 7 The Parable of the Seeds Song: ALL GOOD GIFTS

MUSICAL NUMBERS Scene 8 The Parable of the Sheep and the Goats Song: WE BESEECH THEE Scene 9 The Parable of the Prodigal Son Song: LIGHT OF THE WORLD Scene 10 Song: BEAUTIFUL CITY The Last Supper Song: FINALE

Director’s Note You’re all probably familiar with the origins of the story we’re sharing with you today.

Whether you’re an avid reader of the biblical texts or you’re a fan of the 1973 film and its chart-topping folk-rock version of the song “Day By Day,” this story is known, cherished, and passed down.

Given the fluidity of this script and the timelessness of its stories, we dove in on day one with this cast, giving them an opportunity to share ideas and thoughts for where and when our story might take place. After all, Godspell is an ensemble show, and our team wanted this cast to add their special stamp both on stage and off. They only had one requirement: it must take place somewhere where all different types of people gather. The reason they gather, however, would be up to them and their imagination.

After tossing around ideas of cruises, high school detention sessions, and town squares, we ultimately landed on a location that had an inherent, yet accidental wink and nod toward the 1973 Godspell film: the New York City subway. While the film showed a band of ordinary-people-turned-clowns traipsing through the city, we opted for your everyday subway passengers. At first disgruntled and irritated by a train delay, they then meet Jesus, a humble busker and friend to all, encouraging them to follow the word of God and uplift their fellow man. And the rest is history, right?

No. After watching this incredibly exuberant, silly, and compassionate cast for three weeks, I have realized that though we might all know the story, we are in constant need of a reminder of its teachings. Parables, suppers, and betrayals aside, the Gospel of Matthew is our vehicle toward this destination: a stronger community and a kinder and more authentic world. Grounded in the reality of the present day, Godspell shows us the power that can come from cultivating a culture of compassion and the tragedy that comes when we are so scared of change, that we turn our backs on what could be just because it scares us. Sometimes we adults need reminding that we will all win when we are persistent in our wishes, extend grace and mercy to those who owe us, let our light so shine, and always treat others how you would have them treat you.

Yet of course, it is a real feat to do all of that while also singing and dancing. The actors make it look easy! To rehearse seven hours a day, five days a week is no easy task, especially among our current pandemic limitations. This cast models perseverance, trust, authenticity, and most of all, support. I’ve never seen a group of actors clap and cheer for each other the way this one does. They brought to the table a new level of artistry and warmth - something we all need a lot of right now.

I know you’ll be just as impressed by them as I’ve been. And I hope you can take a little advice from them, too.

“You gotta stay bright to be the light of the world.”

Who's Who

Sophia Bellm

Ella Choate

Ovya Diwakaran

Grace Ferguson

Cristian Galindo-Knudsen

Kate Haislar

Natalie Kuelker

Emerson Mattia

Finley Mohr

Kateryna Pentz

AnnaKait Peters-Bahkou

Morgan Petsch

Ally Pierce

Gwendolyn Porshinsky

Kate Schuler

Madison Bailey

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Who's Who

Matilda Simmons

Cecilia Simpson

Molly Turpin

Charlie Villhard

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Bryar Wall

Becca Wirthlin

Evelyn Ziaee

Dan Wolfe

Maya Zimmerman

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Who's Who Madison Bailey (Beautiful City), a 7th grader, is so happy to be a part of Godspell Jr. When not singing and dancing, Madison enjoys listening to Billie Eilish and playing volleyball and lacrosse. She has learned a lot from her experiences at GCPA and from voice lessons. Thanks to her family for their support.

Sophia Bellm (Day By Day) is thrilled to be a part of Godspell Jr. She was recently seen as Ensemble in 42nd Street (GCPA). Her favorite past productions include Frozen Jr., Seussical Jr., and The Lottery. When not on stage, she enjoys playing cello and tennis. Sophia takes voice lessons from Kristianna Dilworth and many classes at GCPA. “Thank you to my family and friends and everyone at GCPA for all their support and encouragement.”

Ella Choate (Narrator) is an 8th grader making her debut in Godspell Jr.! When not singing in the car, Ella loves to play volleyball, read a good book, or work on her many art projects. Ella has loved singing since she was a little girl! Ella has learned so much from her first experience on stage and is hoping there are many more opportunities to come!

Ovya Diwakaran (Jesus), a rising sophomore, is thrilled to be a part of GCPA's production of Godspell Jr.! Recent credits include: Moana in Moana Jr. (Goshen Theater Project), Allen Epstein in Working: A Musical (Ladue High School), U/S Little Sally in Urinetown (GCPA), and Edna Turnblad in Hairspray Jr. (Ladue Middle School). Ovya also participates in annual dance dramas with one of her dance companies, Dances of India. When not on stage, Ovya studies voice with Larry D. Pry, dances with St. Louis Academy of Dance, plays piano with Janna O'Hara, and will be starting GCPA's CrAFT program this fall. "Many thanks to my friends and family for their unconditional support!"

Grace Ferguson (Narrator) will be a freshman this upcoming year and is excited to make her GCPA debut in Godspell Jr. Favorite past performances include: Annie in Annie Jr. (LaSalle Springs Middle), James in James and The Giant

Peach Jr. (COCA), and Ruth in A Christmas Carol (Shooting Star Productions). Grace studies voice with Lisa Fahey and dance at GCPA. “Thank you to my family and friends, as well as the cast and production team of Godspell Jr.!”

Cristian Galindo-Knudsen (We Beseech Thee) is 13 and will be attending North Kirkwood Middle School in the Fall. He enjoys acting and singing and is grateful for the opportunity to perform in Godspell Jr. He thanks his family for their support and the teachers and directors at the GCPA for their teaching, guidance and time. He has performed in Peter Pan Jr. through the GCPA and The Wizard of Oz and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory through Tillman Elementary in Kirkwood. He loves art, music, acting, theater and cycling, He also plays the violin and competes on a swim team. He loves reading and writing his own stories. Cristian loves any way to express himself creatively!

Kate Haislar (Disciple), a 6th grader, is very excited to be part of the cast of Godspell Jr.! Credits include: Lost Boy in Peter Pan Jr. (GCPA), Raise the Curtain (GCPA), Newsies in Broadway Breakthroughs (GCPA), and Bible Reader in We Are United Operetta. Kate sings with her school and church, has studied dance at Rena’s Dance Unlimited, and plays clarinet with her school band. She loves to play travel softball and other sports. Much love to family and friends for your support!

Natalie Kuelker (We Beseech Thee) is thrilled to be a part of Godspell with GCPA! This is her 9th production with GPCA, and she is excited to be returning in person after much virtual programming. Recent credits include Ensemble in The Wizard of Oz YPE (Ignite Theater Co.), Billy in Dear Edwina (GCPA), and Charley Maplewood in The Big One-Oh (GCPA), as well as being a member of GCPA's Show Starters performance group this past 2020-2021 season. Enjoy the show!

Who's Who Emerson Mattia (Light Of The World) is extremely pumped to join the cast of Godspell Jr. He Is entering the 8th grade this year and proud to represent Maplewood Richmond Heights Middle School. Emerson's GCPA credits include Winthrop in The Music Man, Ancestor in Addams Family young@part, Ensemble in Legally Blonde Jr., and Bobby in Dear Edwina. When he is not on the stage, Emerson enjoys jamming on the saxophone and keyboard, playing golf and tennis, and grinding on Fortnite, Rocket League, and Formula 1. Emerson would like to thank his friends and family for all their support and remind everyone to let your light shine!

Finley Mohr (Light Of The World) a 6th grader, is thrilled to be part of Godspell Jr.!

Credits include Kelli in Dear Edwina, Ensemble In Flat Stanley Online Edition and John Darling in Peter Pan Jr. at GCPA, as well as several shows at her school and church. Finley enjoys horseback riding, reading graphic novels and of course, all things musical related. She takes dance at The Dance Academy and studies voice with Kristianna Pirrie. Finley thanks everyone at GCPA for her amazing experiences this past year!

Kateryna Pentz (Disciple) just finished 5th grade. She enjoys taking classes for improv and singing. She has participated in musical theater at GCPA in Annie Jr., Jungle Book Jr., Peter Pan Jr., The Big One Oh, Dear Edwina Jr., and Frozen Jr. Her favorite role was Tiger Lilly in Peter Pan Jr. She enjoys drawing and playing video games with her friends such as Minecraft, Among Us and Animal Crossing. She loves reading, especially Warrior Cats and Percy Jackson. Kat is always singing while hanging out at home.

AnnaKait Peters-Bahkou (Bless The Lord), is excited to perform in Godspell Jr.! Her credits include: The Wizard of Oz, Rapunzel, A Musical Adventure, Alice in Wonderland, Willy Wonka Jr., School House Rock Live, Into the Woods, James and the Giant Peach Jr., Titanic, High School Musical, The Westing Game, The Addams Family, Life is like a Double

Cheeseburger, Over Due Theater Company’s Marvelously MisCast and Anything’s Possible.

She has also performed In GCPA’s Urinetown and Legally Blonde Jr. and LuSo’s /mis kast/.

AnnaKait performed in three virtual productions during this crazy pandemic and is thrilled to be back live with GCPA and an amazing group of performers. She looks forward to all the shows to come during her high school years at Lutheran High School South.

Morgan Petsch (Disciple), a 6th grader, is thrilled to be a part of Godspell Jr.! Credits include The Lion King Jr. (Shrewsbury Youth Theater) as well as being a soloist in school productions. She takes GCPA's Junior Musical Theater Performance Class and studies voice and piano with Jennifer Schaeffer. She sings and dances all day, everyday, around the house. “Thank you Mom, Dad, Maddie and Lucy for all your support!”

Ally Pierce (Narrator), an incoming freshman, is thrilled to be included in the Godspell Jr. cast! She has enjoyed participating in a variety of musicals. She studies dance at Charmette Academy of Dance and is a part of the competitive dance team Stars of Tomorrow. She is also a member of the Nerinx Markerettes Varsity Dance team. Additionally, Ally has studied voice with Lisa Casciola of Kids Sing Studio. "I would like to thank my family & friends for their support, GCPA for this amazing opportunity, and my dance teachers & Miss Lisa for all of your training & love!"

Gwendolyn Porshinsky (Disciple), a sixth grader, is excited to be a part of Godspell Jr. Her credits include Nala in The Lion King Jr. and Olaf in Frozen Jr. She studies voice, plays piano, volleyball and tennis.

Kate Schuler (Learn Your Lessons Well) is thrilled to spend part of her summer with GCPA and the Godspell Jr. team! Kate is a rising 7th grader and has appeared in shows with GCPA, Shooting Star Productions, Ignite Theatre Company and

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Who's Who Shrewsbury Youth Theatre. She dances competitively with Professional Dance Center and studies voice at GCPA with Kristianna Dilworth. She is grateful to everyone who is here to support her and her fellow cast mates!

Matilda Simmons (Disciple), a 6th grader, is so happy to be part of Godspell Jr. Credits include: Beauty and the Beast, Annie Jr., The Big One-Oh and Frozen KIDS. She loves taking classes at GCPA and says it is her “home." She also loves to sing, dance, and create videos. She is so thankful for all of the people who helped make this production so fun and wishes to thank everyone who has supported her. She is also thankful for her parents.

Cecilia Simpson (Narrator) is very excited to be part of Godspell Jr. Cecilia loves to read graphic novels, watch movies with her family, have family game night, and take part in plays as well as classes at GCPA! She wants to thank the directors, cast, and crew for this experience. She has loved being part of this production!

Molly Turpin (Beautiful City) is an incoming freshman at Nerinx Hall. Her passions for theatre began young, going to shows at The Muny and The Fox, which led to her interest in performing in the middle school play. Her debut role was Willy Wonka in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

She has also performed as Belle in Beauty and the Beast. GCPA has led Molly to new opportunities and guided her through making the most of her talents in the performing world. She is ecstatic to be joining the cast of Godspell Jr. Charlie Villhard (We Beseech Thee), age 13, is so excited to be a part of Godspell Jr.!

Favorite shows include Legally Blonde Jr., Flat Stanley, The Big One-Oh Peter Pan Jr., Jungle Book KIDS and Annie KIDS. Charlie also enjoys performing on violin and piano.

Charlie would like to thank the GCPA directors and his older brothers and sister for their support and encouragement!

Bryar Wall (Narrator) is a 7th grader and is thrilled to be making her GCPA Youth Theater Company debut! Bryar’s other theatrical credits include The Music Man (Missouri Baptist University), Show Starters (GCPA) and American Dance Troupe. When not in rehearsal, Bryar enjoys golfing, and hanging out with her friends. She takes dance lessons at Krupinski Academy of Dance and voice lessons with Katie Kopff.

She would like to thank Ms. Stephanie, Ms. Sarah, and Ms. Lisi for this wonderful experience. Lastly, Bryar would also like to thank her Mom, Dad, Brayden, and Brynley for supporting her no matter what.

Becca Wirthlin (All Good Gifts) is excited to be returning for her fourth show with GCPA! Prior GCPA credits include Captain Hook in Peter Pan Jr., Lorena in The Big One-Oh, and her first production as an ensemble member in The Music Man. Becca will tell everyone that her "life is to SING," which is why she is so excited to have been cast as a soloist in Godspell Jr. When she is not singing, Becca enjoys reading, drawing, playing piano and violin, and spending time with her family and friends. "I would like to thank my mom for helping me with everything and my family for always being there. I would also like to thank GCPA for making their studio feel like home."

Dan Wolfe (Judas) is extremely excited to be a part of Godspell Jr. with GCPA. Favorite credits from previous productions include A Christmas Story with The Repertory Theatre St. Louis, Wait Until Dark with Theatre Guild of Webster Groves, and Evita with Tuscany Theatre Company. He has also done some film and had a guest starring role in a short film series, Watching the Detectives. Dan is a high school student who enjoys singing and acting whenever possible. Thank you to all of the staff and the entire cast and crew for making this experience a great one!

Evelyn Ziaee (Disciple), a 10th grader, is thrilled to be a part of Godspell Jr.! Credits include: Aladdin at STAGES Performing Arts Academy, The Lion King at STAGES, Rock of Ages at STAGES, A Midsummer’s

Who's Who Night Dream at John Burroughs School, and selections from A Chorus Line. She studied voice with Paul Cereghino, dances at Krupinski Academy of Dance, and plays the piano. “Thank you to my family and friends for supporting me through it all!”

Maya Zimmerman (Narrator), an upcoming 8th grader, is very excited to be a part of Godspell Jr. Credits include: Camp Broadway (Kirkwood), Ensemble in The Lion King Jr. (Shrewsbury), Broadway in a Day: Newsies and Broadway in a Day: Hamilton (KPAC), and Betty in A Lonely Boy’s Guide to Survival and Werewolves.

She enjoys musical theatre classes at GCPA. She has participated in choir for 2 years at her school, takes Aerial Silks at KPAC, and has her own art business. “It makes me so happy that I can finally pursue my dreams, but I wouldn’t be able to do any of it without my parents, especially my mom. I owe a big thanks to my family!”

CREATIVE TEAM Lisi Levy (Director) (she/her) is a Saint Louis native and recent graduate from Oklahoma City University with a BFA in Acting and a minor in Directing. As a GCPA alum, Lisi has loved returning home to GCPA throughout the years over the summer, and is thrilled to share her GCPA directing debut, Godspell Jr., with you. She has loved getting to know your actors! Some of her recent credits include OCU Stripped (Artistic Director), The Revolutionists (Director), John Proctor Is The Villain (Director), Clean Slate (Andi), and Mother Courage and Her Children (Player). Lisi would like to thank her team for this show for making her first GCPA production as director a fabulous one! She would also like to thank Stephanie, Paul, Lori, Ashleigh, Laura, and GCPA for trusting her to take on larger roles each summer, believing in her potential, and including her in the GCPA family.

Sarah Wirthlin (Music Director) is a professional singer, vocal coach, piano instructor, choreographer, music director, audition coach, and mother of 4 fabulous children. Born and raised in Salt Lake City, UT, Sarah has been singing and performing in venues around the world from a very

young age. She studied at the American and Dramatic Academy (AMDA) in NYC where she went on to be cast in the first National Tour of Oklahoma. Some of her favorite theater credits include: Beauty and the Beast (Belle), Into the Woods (Cinderella), Oklahoma (Laurie), as well as several projects with the Walt Disney Company. Her love of theater has extended beyond her personal career to her work as a choreographer and music director for several youth theater productions including: Singing in the Rain, Oliver, Brigadoon, and Bye Bye Birdie. For the last 20 years she has owned and operated her own vocal studio in several locations around the country, and is currently teaching in St. Louis, MO. Laura Roth (Choreographer & Education Assistant), a native of Jacksonville, IL, is a freelance dancer, teacher, and choreographer based in St. Louis, MO. Laura has performed with companies and collectives including Leverage Dance Theatre, Smashworks Dance, Common Thread Contemporary Ballet, and pH eXchange Dance Theatre. She has had the pleasure of collaborating with Masterworks Chorale on multiple projects and choreographing musicals for Kirwood Theatre Guild and STLCC - Meramac. She has performed in Dance St. Louis’ Spring to Dance, Kansas City Fringe Festival, City in Motion’s A Modern Night at the Folly, Dine on Dance, Dancing in the Street, and National Dance Week. A graduate of Southeast Missouri State University, Laura holds a BA in Dance and a minor in Religious Studies. Laura has been on the GCPA team since 2014 and is still honored to be along for the ride. She is so proud of this cast and excited to share their work with a live audience!

Stephanie Fox (Choreographer & Artistic Director) Originally from Oklahoma, Stephanie graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Music: Music Theatre and continued her studies independently in New York. As a proud member of Actors’ Equity (Stephanie Long) she has performed regionally, on National Tour and in New York. In St. Louis, Stephanie has taught at COCA, STAGES, and is choreographer for Chaminade

Who's Who College Prep. She is humbled to work with the amazing young actors that pass through GCPA’s doors. This one is dedicated to the moles in the backyard who continue to torture Marty's green grass.

Liv Hand (Stage Manager) is excited to be Godspell Jr.'s Stage Manager, but sad because this is their last GCPA production as an 18 year old. Liv has performed in GCPA's Anne of Green Gables and been on the stage crew for Urinetown. There’s nothing they’d rather be doing than spending their last July before college with the company they love! Props to all of the actors for putting on such a fantastic show

Justin Smith (Sound) is a St. Louis Native who graduated valedictorian in Audio Engineering and Sound Design from the Institute of Production and Recording in Minneapolis, MN. Since then he's served as the Production Coordinator for the Missouri History Museum for 9+ years, providing audio/visual production for exhibits and events such as "STL 250", "Twilight Tuesdays", and "Panorama's".

Justin has also made a name for himself in the St. Louis Theatre community, assisting in dozens of performances over the last six years. In his spare time Justin enjoys hiking with his wife & schipperkes, Reilly & Rocket.

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