GDA Playbill - Annie Get Your Gun (Spring 2012)

Annie GeT Your Gun

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wish the GDA a “bang up” last performance in the old theatre and many successful shows in the new one!

There's No Business Like Show Business!

The Dramatic Association of Gonzaga College High School proudly presents

Annie GeT Your Gun

Produced by

Paul Buckley ‘86 & Meghan Goldsmith

Direction by Allan L’Etoile ‘73

Assistant Direction by Sarah Miller

Technical Direction by Kevin Ferrick ‘04 Xavier Halloran ‘05 Matt McCord ‘04

Musical Direction by

Dr. John C. Warman ‘57

Choreography by JZ Zaeske

March 9, 10, 16, & 17, 2012 at 7:30 PM March 11, 2012 at 2:30 PM “Annie Get Your Gun” is presented through special arrangement with R&H Theatricals, Inc. All authorized performance materials are also supplied by R&H Theatricals, Inc. 229 West 28th Street, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10001 tel. 800.400.8160 / 212.564.4000 Special Effects provided by Flying by Foy Baldwin is the Official Piano of the Gonzaga Theatre.

Congratulations to the Cast and Crew of Annie Get Your Gun

Gabriella Barbuto Academy of the Holy Cross Class of 2014 You continue to amaze us and make us so proud!

Remember, all the world is your stage!

Love, Dad, Mom and Mary Theresa

Congratulations to the CREW of Annie Get Your Gun!

Duncan Peacock ‘12 From Li’l Abner to Annie Get Your Gun, three years of amazing work with the GDA.

We are so proud of you!

Love, Mom, June, Hayley & Mackenzie

Bridget, our favorite featured dancer!

Doin’ what comes natur’lly!

Love, Mom, Dad, Tim, Clare & Joe

CONGRATULATIONS CLAIRE COONEY!

We are so proud of you for all your hard work and long hours of rehearsing!

You are going to shine like the star that you are!

Break a leg!

Love, Mom, Dad, Caitlin & Tara

“There’s no people like show people.”

Congratulations Thomas Walsh, Cast, Crew, Faculty, and especially the Class of 2012!

Love, The Walsh Family

To the Entire Cast & Crew of Annie Get Your Gun: “You’re Wonderful...”

To Colleen, our Annie,

You Got the Sun in the Mornin’ and the Moon at Night.

At least Theresa can bake a pie.

Special Thanks to Uncle A-Train...

GET SOME REST!!!

Love, Dad, Mom, Michael, Brendan & Casey

Scenes & Musical Numbers ACT I

PROLOGUE: THE BIG TOP “There’s No Business Like Show Business”.......................Frank & the Company

SCENE 1: THE FRONT LAWN

OF THE

WILSON ARMS HOTEL

IN

CINCINNATI, OHIO

“Doin’ What Comes Natur’lly”.......................................Annie, Wilson & the Kids “The Girl That I Marry”................................................................Frank & Annie “You Can’t Get A Man With A Gun”...........................................................Annie “Show Business (Reprise 1)”........................Frank, Buffalo Bill, Charlie & Annie

SCENE 2: A PULLMAN

OVERLAND STEAM TRAIN

CAR ON THE

“I’ll Share It All With You”.................................Tommy, Winnie & the Ensemble “Moonshine Lullabye”..........................................Annie, Kids & the Cowboy Trio

SCENE 3: THE MAIN TENT

ON THE

MINNEAPOLIS FAIR GROUNDS

“Show Business (Reprise 2)”......................................................................Annie “They Say It’s Wonderful”.............................................................Annie & Frank “My Defenses Are Down”...................................................Frank & the Cowboys

SCENE 4: ANNIE’S DRESSING TENT “You Can’t Get A Man With A Gun (Reprise)”.............................................Annie

ACT II PROLOGUE: THE EUROPEAN TOUR Entr’acte..........................................................................Annie & the Company

SCENE 1: THE UPPER DECK

OF A

CATTLE BOAT

“I Got Lost In His Arms”............................................................................Annie

SCENE 2: THE BALLROOM

AT THE

HOTEL BREVOORT

IN

NEW YORK CITY

“Who Do You Love, I Hope”......................................................Tommy & Winnie “I Got the Sun in the Morning”........................................Annie & the Ensemble “An Old Fashioned Wedding”.......................................................Annie & Frank “The Girl That I Marry”.............................................................................Frank

SCENE 3: THE PROPERTY ROOM SCENE 4: THE SHOOTING MATCH “Anything You Can Do”................................................................Annie & Frank “They Say It’s Wonderful (Reprise)”........................Annie, Frank & the Company “Finale Ultimo”..............................................................................The Company

FOLLOWING THE END OF ACT I THERE WILL BE A 15 MINUTE INTERMISSION.

NATHAN

Thanks for the memories.

LOVE, MOM, DAD, MATT, TOI, PUCK, BOB, MORTICIA, GOMEZ, GLUB, AND TBS.

Cast

Frank Butler......................................................................................Brian Ott Buffalo Bill Cody..............................................................................Mac Smith Dolly Tate....................................................Kitty Baker (Georgetown Visitaton) Tommy Keeler..............................................................................Connor Reilly Winnie Tate.......................................................Gabriella Barbuto (Holy Cross) Charlie Davenport.....................................................................Nathan L’Etoile Foster Wilson..................................................................................JJ Mitchell Mac, the Prop Man.....................................................................Thomas Walsh Chief Sitting Bull..........................................................Christopher McDonnell Annie Oakley.....................................................................Colleen L’Etoile (GV) Jessie.............................................................................Quinn Moslander (GV) Nellie..................................................................................Bridget Moran (GV) Little Jake.................................................................................Jacob Sweeney Running Deer.................................................................................Jack O’Neill Eagle Feather...............................................................................Jacob Walker Dining Car Waiter/Porter...........................................................Joey Hamilton Pawnee Bill.....................................................................................Sean Spata Messenger.....................................................................................Brian Claeys Band Leader.......................................................................Harrison Brockwell Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter..............................................Megan McAndrews (GV) Mrs. Schuyler Adams.......................................................Abigail Kilcullen (GV) Cowboy Band......................................................Reagan Shawn (banjo/guitar), Xander Seton (fiddle), Mary Therese Snyder (GV) (flute), Jack Joyce (Saxaphone), JJ Mitchell (accordion)

Ensemble Harrison Brockwell Jack Caudle Brian Claeys Joseph Cooney Omari Coleman Ryan Emerson* Mikey Glynn Joey Hamilton Donovan Hill Brandon Johnson** Jack Joyce* Phil Kiley John Leach Matt McQuillen* Patrick Onesty Michael Pullano Andre Sabet* Reagan Shawn* Sean Spata Brian Tate* Jacob Walker* Tommy Walsh*

Kelly August (GV) Ava Baker (GV) Claudia Baker (GV) Lexi Brennan (GV) Lauren Bruce (GV)* Julia Clarke (GV) Claire Cooney (GV) Marie Cummings (home school)* Bridget Finnell (GV)* Katie Galvin (GV)* Margaret Hynds (GV) Abigail Kilcullen (GV)** Theresa L’Etoile (GV) Megan McAndrews (GV) Cristina Moreno (GV)* Daryn Robinson (GV)* Madison Sentimore (GV) Lauren Sese (O’Connell) Alexandra Suber (GV) Anna Williams (GV) Steffaney Wood (GV) * featured dancer ** dance captain

The GDA Class of 2011 congratulates Mr. Allan L'Etoile on his induction to the GDA Hall of Fame.

Thank you for all you did for us during our 4 years on and behind the Gonzaga stage.

Khary Anderson Timmy Anderson Patrick Armstrong Andrew August Jimmy Beh Kevin Berry Joe Boston Andrew Burans Dominic Campion Kevin Carty Lizzie Connolly (Visi) Brendan Creamer Anthony Dahut Cooper D’Anton Annie DeRosa (AHC) Andrew Donilon Demario Ford Connor Forrester Andrea Forte (Visi) Anna Gencarelli (Visi) Zac Gillis Nelson Gomes Bridget Greaney (AHC) Maggie Hanlon (Visi) John Hogan Anthony Holland

Sarah Jenks (AS) Garrett Johns Sean Kerrigan Tom Lavin Fran Lewis Ryan McGlynn Bryan Marquet Kevin Moss Reed Nagel Mary Beth Nalls (AHC) Betsy Paul (Visi) Nadia Pinder (Visi) Jack Plantamura Brian Potochney Xavier Pugliese Elizabeth Regan (Visi) Billy Roca Pancho Rothwell Kristen Rupp (AHC) Nic Sabet Anna Sheridan (AHC) Eddie Sloane Jr. Will Speros John Sullivan Anna Zimmerman (Visi)

Way to go, Mr. Director!!!

Production Staff Producers.........................Paul Buckley ‘86 & Meghan Goldsmith Director..............................................................Allan L’Etoile ‘73 Musical Director...........................................John C. Warman ‘57 Choreographer.............................................................JZ Zaeske Assistant Director.....................................................Sarah Miller Co-House Managers..........................Quinn McGee & Brad Riehle Costumes provided by...........................Broadway Costumes, Inc.

Stage Crew Technical Directors............Kevin Ferrick ‘04, Xavier Halloran ‘05 & Matt McCord ‘04 Stage Manager........................................................Corey Ferrick Light Manager...............................................Andrew Ravenscroft Assistant Light Manager..................................Timothy Kokotajlo Loft Manager...................................................Gianluca Paterson Assistant Loft Manager.................................Christian Rodriguez Sound Effects......................................................Matthias Kelley Crew....................................................Joe Barron, Nick Bennett, Derrell Bouknight, Joey D’Achille, Claire Dolson (GV), Hunter Erlacher, Thomas Fitzgerald, Christian Forte, Pat Freed, Emily Fuldner (GV), John Giordano, Matthew James, Vince Kiernan, Chris Paul, Duncan Peacock

THEATRE RULES

OF

ETTIQUITTE

ALL PATRONS ARE REQUESTED TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING RULES OF THEATRE ETTIQUITE

FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED PLEASE TURN OFF ALL CELL PHONES AND PAGERS NO TALKING DURING THE PERFORMANCE NO FOOD OR DRINK PERMITTED IN THE THEATRE SEATING AREA FOR YOUR SAFETY, PLEASE MEET CAST & CREW IN THE CAFETERIA AFTER THE SHOW, NOT ON STAGE

Production Staff Bios Mr. Paul Buckley ‘86 (Producer) has spent many hours in this beautiful theatre. He is extremely grateful to his seniors for being such quality people as well as quality performers.

He thanks Meghan, Allan, Doc, Sarah, JZ, Kevin, Matt and Xavier for the great work they have done all year. They made this an easy year during an incredibly busy time. He is beyond excited for the upcoming renovation, just so he can finally get an office he can call his own. Most especially, he is eternally grateful to Monica for her help with costumes and for her patience and understanding. Lastly, he wants Anthony, Caroline and Gabe to know that will start seeing him more for dinner, once the JV tennis season ends.

Messrs. Kevin Ferrick ‘04, Xavier Halloran ‘05 & Matt McCord ‘04 (Technical Directors): “Well, they couldn’t keep us away for long; we are back, and this time we are actually in charge of the crew. We are now (mostly) contributing members of society, and somehow we have found time to take over for Mr. Theriaque as Technical Directors.

Combined, we have more than twenty shows under our belts, but we still could not have done this without the help of: Mr. Buckley and Mrs. Goldsmith for letting us spend someone else’s money, Mr. L’Etoile and Miss Miller for giving us set direction, and of course the crew for doing all the hard work they have done.”

Meghan Goldsmith (Producer) is closing out her eleventh season as a member of the production staff, and she is incredibly thankful and humbled to have had the opportunity to partake in so many wonderful and exciting productions in this historic place before its’ close. As bittersweet an event as it is, she is also thrilled to pieces that the promise of a new theatre will soon be a reality.

As always, she would like to thank Paul, Allan, JZ, Sarah, Kevin, Xavier and Matt for making this her favorite place to work, the cast and crew for being awesome, the house crew for being the best in town, and Dan and Matty for being her two favorite reasons to leave the theatre.

Allan L’Etoile ‘73 (Director) played his first theatrical role as a photographer on the stage at his elementary school, Our Lady of Victory, Washington, DC, in 1964. He’s directed a lot of shows here since 1996 including last fall’s A Christmas Carol, and he is most happy that he’s been able to work with both of his sons, Matt and Nate, as well as his nieces, Colleen and Theresa, on the Gonzaga stage. (And his wife does makeup backstage!) That he gets to work with the all the kids you see on stage tonight makes his, he thinks, the best job in the world.

Ms. Sarah Miller (Assistant Director) teaches English at Gonzaga, and she considers that to be quite the blessing. She is exceedingly proud to have been a part of such a historic production with such a talented group. There is, after all, “no business like show business,” and she wishes all the best to the cast and crew in their performances. She offers a special note of gratitude to Allan, Doc, Paul, JZ, Meghan, Xavier, and Matt for all their hard work. Happy St. Patrick’s Day, and as always, go Irish.

Dr. John C. Warman ’57 (Musical Director) is back for his seventyfirst show in the Gonzaga Theatre. As a student he appeared in the Mission Variety Shows of 1956 and 1957, and as a faculty member has been involved in the production, direction, and musical direction of Oedipus Rex (1967), two alumni revues (1996 and 2006), and sixty-six productions of fifty-two different musicals, piloting over 350 performances from the pit piano (1968 to the present). He is a teacher of Greek and Latin by day and an organist and choirmaster on weekends. In 1999 he was inducted into the Gonzaga Theatre Hall of Fame as its inaugural member.

JZ Zaeske (Choreographer) is currently a junior at CUA. Past Choreography Credits include The Last Five Years at Limelight Theater and 1st Stage; The Little Mermaid, 12 Dancing Princesses, Robin Hood, Over the Tracks, and Pinocchio at Steel Beam Children’s Theater; Requiem and The Enchantress at CUA; Kiss Me Kate at GDA. Past Roles Include: Helga in Cabaret, Rajah Bimmy Girl in On the Town, Diana in Nine, The Pearl Lady in Thoroughly Modern Millie at CUA; Adelaide in Guys & Dolls at Paramount Theater; Ghost of Christmas Future at Steel Beam Theater; Dance Captain of Meet Me in St Louis at Montgomery College Summer Dinner Theater. Has Attended Broadway Theater Project, Flying Swan Acting Conservatory, and Carnegie Mellon’s Pre-College Summer Program.

Congratulations to the Cast, Crew and Production Staff of Annie Get Your Gun

Break a leg!

The Cooney Family Katie , Wally, Kate, Patrick (2011) and Joseph (2015)

Jacob (BJ) I hope you enjoyed participating in the musical.

What’s next?

Whatever it is, give it your best!

I’m close when you need me!

Uncle Bill

Congrats to Harrison and the whole cast and crew of Annie Get Your Gun. You have done this old theater proud.

The Brockwell Family

Claire, So glad you and GDA found each other.

Great job this year!

We love you, Mom, Dad, Emma, Elizabeth and Will To GIANLUCA, our dear loft manager, WE ARE PROUD OF YOU! Love from Mom, Dad, Michele & Juno

Jacob, It has been a real pleasure to watch you grow and mature into this very respectful and honorable young man. We wish you all of the success and opportunities life has to offer‌ so be ready to tee it up!

We love you!

Dana, Meeka, JC, Angela & Justin

The House of Buckley has managed to live with drama in many of its forms.

It helps to have a large cast.

Our leading player, a son - Gonzaga ‘78 - was not an actor.

He eschewed theatrical dramatics for those of normal growing up.

Our second son - Gonzga ‘79 - however, was an actor: Fiddler on the Roof and Guys and Dolls here and on to bigger but not necessarily better productions at St. Joe’s.

Our third son - Gonzaga ‘80 - did not appear behind the footlights but he helped to set them up.

Our fourth son - Gonzaga ‘82 - likewise worked the loft and the stage crew but also had a brief walk-off (!) in West Side Story.

Our first daugher - Immaculata ‘84 - trod the boards in West Side Story, On the Town, and Good News.

Our fifth son - Gonzaga ‘86 - took up the life with a vengeance here and at Holy Cross and has never really let it go.

Our second daughter - Connelly School of the Holy Child ‘89 in bookend fashion like her oldest brother eschewed the stage, although she does work for Wells Fargo, ironically enough.

As for the future - well, there are a couple of grandsons who seem to be lively types...

John & Rosemarie Buckley

CONGRATULATIONS to the cast & crew of “Annie Get Your Gun” Dad, you always tell me how proud you are that I am carrying on the Gonzaga family tradition, but now I want you to know I am so proud of you and the Class of ’62 for finally reaching this memorable year!

Love, Gabriella

Jacob (Baby Jacob, aka BJ)

We hope you thoroughly enjoyed your first experience in a musical!

Wishing you all the best in your upcoming freshman year in college!

Gonna miss seeing you every day next year!

What a blessing you are to us!

Love you very much!

Mommy & Daddy

CONGRATULATIONS to the cast and crew of Annie Get Your Gun from your friends at

ALL ABOARD Start and Finish Your Day with a Bang at Uno Chicago Grill at Historic Union Station 50 Massachusetts Avenue, N.E. 202.842.0438 So Come on Over!

Bring this playbill or your ticket and we will donate up to 20% of your bill to the Gonzaga Dramatic Association.

We are only a few blocks away!

Jacob (BJ) Jacob (BJ) Congratulations from all of us!

You are a star in our eyes!

Let your star shine under the bright lights!

Wish I could be there to cheer you on.

Wishing you much success always!

From the Andrews (Pat, Val, Marcus, Juston, Lexi & Darion)

Love you, Grandma

Audition for Encore Stage & Studio’s

The Pirates of Penzance

Ages 15 & older

June 4 & 5 at 7-9 p.m.

Production: July 19-29

Thomas Jeerson Middle School (125 S. Old Glebe Rd. Arlington VA)

(703) 548-1154 www.encorestage.org

Congratulations to the Gonzaga Dramatic Association and thank you for all you do to keep the arts in our hearts.

Break a leg, Lexi!

Mike & Maria Brennan

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CAST & CREW ANNIE GET YOUR GUN!

OF

Way to go, Christian!

Another job well done!

LOVE, Mom, Dad, Rachel & Andrea

Congratulations Cast and Crew of Annie Get Your Gun in Gonzaga’s Historic Theater!

The Leach Family Andrew ‘03, Alex ‘06, Willie ‘10, James ‘13, John ‘15

Congratulations to the Cast & Crew of Annie Get Your Gun Espescially to Nathan L’Etoile ‘12 and Allan L’Etoile ‘73 on his induction to the Gonzaga Theatre Hall of Fame Becky & Stefan Monica

Matt McQuillen: Break a Leg! Love from the Davis, Adams, and Raymond Families JACOB (BJ) Congratulations!

We loved watching you grow up, and can’t wait to see what’s next!

Stay focused and inspired!

Love, Aunt Barbara & Uncle Bill

Great job Steffaney!

We are so proud of you!

Love, Mom, Dad & Zachary

Break a leg Lauren!

Like brother, like sister, you’re another GDA star!

You saved your best show for last: “Annie Get Your Gun” in the historic, soon to be new, Gonzaga Theatre.

Love you lots, Mom, Dad & Christian (Gonzaga ‘04)

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Jacob (BJ) We guess the next time we see you Jump on the bed Or Stare out the window waiting for your parents to come home…

May be on the big screen!

We love you…you grew up too fast!

Aunt Reedy & Aunt Vetta

Congratulations Daryn Robinson On your first gda production! we are so proud of you!

Love, Mommy, Donald, Daddy, Lori, Grandparents, Aunts, uncles, Cousins & Cookie too!

There’s no business like show business!

Congratulations to Margaret Hynds and the Entire Cast and Crew of Annie Get Your Gun!

xo, Dad, Mom, Elaine, Sarah and Rachel Best Wishes to the Cast & Crew of Annie Get Your Gun, and special thanks to Mr. L’Etoile and Mr. Buckley for their dedication and another wonderful production!

“There are short-cuts to happiness, and dancing is one of them.”

-- Vicki Baum

Watching you dance has always brought us joy!

Love, Papi, Mom, Rafa, Abuelo, Abuela, Diego & David

Annie Get

March 9, 10, 1

t Your Gun

11, 16 & 17, 2012

Patrons of the Gonzaga Dramatic Association The Adams Family The Baker Family The Balkam Family Mr. & Mrs. Robert Barbuto The Benson-Donofrio Family The Boston Family The Boyd Family The Brennan Family The Brockwell Family John & Rosemarie Buckley Joanne Busalacchi The Caudle Family Maria & Wayne Christmann Tara & Steve Claeys James Clarke, P.T., P.A. James & Laura Clarke The Collins Family Theresa & Manus Cooney Wally & Katie Cooney Kevin & Alice Curtin The Davis Family Mark DeBaun & Tiphanie Hill The deConcini & Sweeney Families Henry & Cathie Desmarais The Dolson Family The Donohue Family Encore Stage & Studio The Father McKenna Center The Finnell Family Jack & Andrea Fleury Tim & Patty Flynn The Forte Family Cheryl & John Garvey The GDA Class of 2011 Michael & Tonia Glynn The Gonzaga Alumni Association The Gonzaga Choral Arts Department The Gonzaga Fathers’ Club The Gonzaga Mothers’ Club The Gramp & Smith Families The Hamilton Family The Hynds Family The Jenks Family The Johnson Family

The Kelley Family The Dennis Kilcullen Family Susan & Peter Kiley Martin & Linda L’Etoile Allan & Marie L’Etoile The Leach Family David & Mary Gen Ledecky Bob & Kathy Magielnicki The McAndrews Family The McCord and Quinn Families The McDonnell Family The McGee Family Mr. & Mrs. Michael McQuillen Mid-Atlantic Filing Distributors The Mitchell Family Becky & Stefan Monica Kathleen McHugh Frenando Moreno & Matilde Arciniegas Stacy Murchison The O’Neill Family The Ott Family Debrajean & Kent Overholt The Plantamura Family Bill & Kathy Pardue The Paterson Family The Ravenscroft Family The Raymond Family The Reilly Family The Robinson Family Sina Sabet & Jacqueline Eghrari-Sabet Self Storage Services, Inc. The Sentimore Family The Sese Family Matt & Peggy Sheridan The Spata Family UNOS - Union Station The Walker Family The Walsh Family Mr. & Mrs. William Wilson Wiltshire & Grannis, LLP Jimmie & Martha Winston The Wood Family

Well Wishers

Bridget: As usual, you’re “Doin’ what comes natur’lly!”

Knock ‘em dead! Love, Aunt Kath & Amy To Ava Baker: Congratulations on your GDA baptism.

Now, break a leg! Love from Mom, Dad, Gracie & Scrooge Lexi - The Kelly Clan is rooting for you! Love, Tina, Steven & Roro Andre Sabet, featured dancer: Going where no Sabet has gone before.

Much love, your family.

Break a leg, Christopher! Love, Mom, Dad & Matthew Maddy, we’re proud of all your hard work. We love you.

Grandma & PopPop Break a leg, Brian Claeys! We are so proud of you!

Love, Mom, Dad & Erin Enjoy your time to shine, Gabriella. Love, Maria & Wayne Christmann Lexi - Break a leg! Love, Yaya & Doney Joey - Have a great show and lots of fun! Love, Mom, Dad, Dalia & Ally M.J.K. - For a quiet kid, you sure make a great Sound Manager!

We’re proud as always. Love, Mom & Dad Matt McQuillen: I love you. I’ll miss you next year.

Love, your little sister Claire Congratulations Little Jake. We love and are proud of you!

Mom, Dad, Abby, Hannah & Sloane Julia Congratulations! We are so proud of you.

Love, Mom, Dad, Katherine, Bridgette and Caroline Love to Claudia on your GDA debut from Mummy, Daddy, Kitty, Eliza, Arabella and Scarlett Congratulations and Good Luck Donovan Hill! We are proud of you!

Love, Mom and Pops Congrats to Colleen L’Etoile (& Theresa!) from your St. Patrick’s friends.

Kitty For whom there’s no business like show business: We’ve loved the costumes, the scenery, the make-up, the props, And we’ll always be the audience that lifts you up when you’re down!

With all our love Mummy, Daddy, Claudia, Eliza, Arabella and Scarlett

BIOS

Layla Aghdam (Hair/Make-up Crew) is happy to be a part of Annie Get Your Gun. She hopes you enjoy the show!

Kelly August (Ensemble), a junior at Visitation, is thrilled to be a part of the GDA family. Thanks to Jack O’Neill for saving lives. Stay golden Ponyboy.

Ava Baker (Ensemble) is proud to enter the GDA family! This is her first show at Gonzaga, and she excitingly looks forward to many more throughout her career.

Claudia Baker (Ensemble) is having a blast in her first GDA production.

Thanks a million to Mr. L’Etoile, JZ, Mr. Buckley, Doc Warman and the rest of the cast.

Kitty Baker (Dolly Tate) is excited to be taking part in GDA for the second time. She thanks her “almost as pretty as I am baby sister” Claudia (it’s been grand), Mr. L’Etoile, Mr. Buckley, Dr Warman, JZ, and the cast.

Emma Banks (Hair/Make-up Crew) is happy to be a part of Annie Get Your Gun. She hopes you enjoy the show.

Gabriella Barbuto, (Winnie Tate) a sophomore at Holy Cross, is ecstatic to be a part of her third show here at her home, GDA. She would like to say bye to the old theatre. Thanks to Vince Kiernan. Wingardium leviosa.

TBS lives on...tonight. Welcome to the Barbados!

Coming from his exceptional door management of last years Kiss Me, Kate, Joe Barron (Stage Crew) returns to crew with his fellows from the class of ‘13.

This is Ryan Beatty’s (Director’s Assistant) third and final production.

He has enjoyed his time with GDA in the Green Room and back stage, wrangling props and microwaving the goose for A Christmas Carol. His only regret is that he did not get involved earlier in his Gonzaga career.

And that there was not a bass solo in AGYG. Nicholas Bennett (Stage Crew) is happy to be a part of Annie Get Your Gun. He hopes you enjoy the show!

Derrell Bouknight (Stage Crew), a freshman at Gonzaga, is working with stage crew in his second consecutive show. He thanks every member of the GDA, family, and friends, and looks forward into carrying his experience into next year.

This is Lexi Brennan’s (Ensemble) second show with Gonzaga. She loves GDA more than anything and is extremely excited to continue her GDA career. She’d like to thank Duncan Peacock and the rest of stage crew for all they do. Mhmm.

Harrison Brockwell (Ensemble) is a junior and is stoked to be in his second GDA show. He is super happy to be part of the final show for the Historic Gonzaga Theatre. BEYOND! Lauren Bruce (Featured Dancer) aka Libbie, is a sophomore at Georgetown Visitation and is thrilled to be participating in her first GDA production. She would like to thank Mr. Buckley, Mr. L’Etoile, the GDA staff, and cast members for making her feel welcome and her family for their support.

Jack Caudle (Ensemble) is thrilled to be in his second GDA production!

He is extremely thankful to his parents, his friends, his family, as well as Mr. Buckley, Mr. L’Etoile, and Ms. Goldsmith.

Brian Claeys (Messenger) has had a lot of fun playing the messenger in his second GDA production. He would like to thank all the upper classmen for making him part of the wonderful experience that is GDA. Julia Clarke (Ensemble) is so excited to be in her first GDA production.

Thanks to Mr. Buckley, Mr. L’Etoile, and all her family and friends.

Omari Coleman (Ensemble) wants to thank his second home for the love. He’s experienced the stage and cast side of theater and thanks everyone for their work. With no regrets, let’s go on with the show!

Claire Cooney (Ensemble) is a sophomore at Georgetown Visitation.

Annie Get Your Gun is her first GDA production and she is looking forward to it!

Joseph Cooney (Ensemble) is a freshman at Gonzaga. He is enjoying being part of Annie Get Your Gun. He would like to thank Mr. L’Etoile, Mr. Buckley and Mrs. Goldsmith for all of their hard work on the show.

Brian Craig-Tate (Ensemble), is in his second and final production with the GDA. He was part of the ensemble in Kiss Me, Kate in spring 2011 and had a blast. Brian is also excited to take part in the final production at Gonzaga’s historical theater before the new renovations. His time in the GDA has been an unforgettable experience and he would like to thank Mr. Buckley and Mr. L’Etoile for allowing him to be a part of the GDA. Marie Cummings (Featured Dancer) is a homeschooled sophomore who’s excited to dance in the last show in the old theatre. A shout out to Annie, Winnie, and Dolly!

Joey D’Achille (Stage Crew) is considered the miscellaneous expert. That means he is generally talented. Though not anything special in any specific category he is good in almost every category. His main contribution is being the morale booster on stage crew.

Claire Dolson (Stage Crew) is über excited to participate in her second GDA show. She lives for Saturday stage crew and can’t sleep when she doesn’t have it. Shout out to my main man Koko.

Ryan Emerson (Featured Dancer) is performing in his second show with the GDA. He would like to thank everyone involved with the show, break a leg! He would also like to give a shout out to the ktown carpool, Mickey D’s?

This is Hunter Erlacher’s (Stage Crew) 2nd show as part of stage crew and is proud to be part of the last show in the old theater. He is also part of the last loft crew.

Corey Ferrick (Stage Manager), a junior, is thrilled to participate in his fifth GDA production. He would like to thank the moderators and stage crew for their dedication in creating a beautiful set to close the theater.

Break a leg, cast and crew of AGYG! AMDG. Bridget Finnell (Featured Dancer), a Visitation junior, is having a blast with show number four! She was in Cyrano de Bergerac, Much Ado About Nothing, and narrated A Christmas Carol. She thanks Patrick Freed for crewing the stage like a pro. Stay hungry. Stay foolish my friends.

Thomas Fitzgerald (Stage Crew) is a sophomore and this will be his second show on stage crew with the GDA. Thanks to everyone for a great experience.

Christian Forte (Stage Crew) is a sophomore and this will be his fourth show on stage crew with the GDA. He will be working on the light crew for this show.

Patrick Freed (Stage Crew) has been co-sound manager for the second play in a row. He enjoys the amicable manner of everyone on stage crew, especially the happy managers. He Awaits The Ever-close Materialization of the Awesome Transformation of the Theater.

Emily Fuldner (Stage Crew) is ecstatic for her second GDA show and can’t wait for next year. Stage crew is her life, as is Annie (and her gun). Shout out to my boy Derrell.

Katie Galvin (Featured Dancer) has immensely enjoyed both Kiss Me, Kate and Annie Get Your Gun, and is honored to be performing among such a talented, hilarious group of people in the last production before the theater is renovated. She is grateful to have made so many new friendships and to have strengthened so many old ones.

Jack Garvey (Stage Crew) is psyched to continue his affiliation with the GDA. This is his fourth production and first stint on House Crew. Special shout out to the cast and stage crew, especially Chuckles, the Phantom, Greaseman and M&M!! Enjoy the Show.

This is John Giordano’s (Stage Crew) second play as a member of stage crew and he likes it.

Mikey Glynn (Ensemble) is excited to be in his 2nd production with GDA. Mikey wants to thank his friends and family for their support and especially his “brothers” Beef, Flynn, Drew and the group from CXV. Joey Hamilton (Dining Car Waiter/Porter) is psyched to be in his first GDA show. He’s loved every minute and hopes you enjoy the show.

After appearing on the stage as Goth Guy in Cyrano and Government Man in Li’l Abner, Philip Helget (Hair/Make-up Crew) took ticket stubs only to finally hear the hair spray calling him. He thanks everyone who has made the GDA a home for him! Watch “How I Met Your Mother” at 8pm on CBS. Donovan Hill (Ensemble) is a sophomore at Gonzaga. This is his second dramatic production, first musical. Donovan enjoys running, swimming and singing.

Margaret Hynds (Ensemble) a junior at Visitation, is absolutely delighted to make her GDA debut in Annie Get Your Gun. Much love to friends and family!

Matthew James (Stage Crew) is thrilled to be in the GDA’s production of Annie Get Your Gun. He would like to thank his family for their support and the awesome stage crew members he worked with.

This is Brandon Johnson’s (Dance Captain) fifth show at Gonzaga and he is excited to be dance captain! He can’t believe this going to be his last show in the historic theater and is going to miss it. He wants to thank his directors, family, and friends for their love and support. Enjoy the show!

Jack Joyce (Featured Dancer) is a sophomore and is enjoying his second production with GDA. Jack is grateful to Mr. L’Etoile, Mr. Buckley, Ms. Goldsmith, his parents and all his GDA friends for making this such a great experience. He’s sad to see the old theatre go, but is excited about the new one!

This is Matthias Kelley’s (Sound Manager) 4th production at Gonzaga, and 2nd as the Sound Manager. He would like to thank his family, friends, and alumni Kevin Ferrick, Matt McCord, and Xavier Halloran for bossing him around.

Congratulations Connor Reilly On Your Final Performance at Gonzaga!

We Can’t Wait to See Where You Go From Here...

Love Mom, Dad, Tom and Dylan Best Wishes to the Cast and Crew of Annie Get Your Gun. Congratulations on the Final Production in the Historic Gonzaga Theatre!

Vince Kiernan (Stage Crew) is thrilled to be back on stage crew for his second show. He would like to thank everyone who has made joining the GDA such a great new experience for him this year.

Abigail Kilcullen (Mrs. Schuyler Adams) is incredibly enthusiastic to be in her 4th show at her home, GDA. She would like to thank Gianluca for everything. Italiani batti le mani. To infinity and beyond, TBS. Phillip Kiley (Ensemble), a freshman, is excited to be part of his second show here at Gonzaga and the final show in the old theater. He would also like to thank the cast and crew.

Tim Kokotajlo (Assistant Light Manager) is surprised to find himself in the GDA, because up until he is a senior, he preferred movies to plays.

He has thus far been at least hanging out in 4 or so performances put on the lovely people at Gonzaga.

Isabelle Koritsas (Hair/Make-up Crew) is happy to be helping with Annie Get Your Gun. She hopes you enjoy the show!

John Leach (Ensemble) is ecstatic to be on stage for this historic production of Annie Get Your Gun. He would like to thank the cast and crew and everyone who has made this production historic.

Colleen L’Etoile (Annie Oakley), a junior at Visitation, is beyond excited for her 6th show (and biggest role) at her “home”- GDA. She’d like to thank Nate, Mr. Happy, the rest of her crazy family, her even crazier friends (you know who), MP, GBuckley, Nacho Libre, and the SENIORS for all they do. Semper Fi, enjoy the show!

Life in the GDA has been great for Nathan L’Etoile (Charlie Davenport), and in these final evenings of the play, he would like to those who helped drive his xebec through his years at Gonzaga, especially his father who is his most important teacher, with special thanks to his two cousins in the show.

Theresa L’Etoile (Ensemble), a sophomore at GV, is in her 3rd GDA production! She loves being in these amazing shows with her sister, cousin, and, of course, her wonderful Uncle Allan! Shout out to Leener aka Annie!

This is Megan McAndrews’s (Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter) third and sadly last show in the GDA. It has been an honor to perform on the Gonzaga stage and she will miss it dearly. Much love to the cast and crew. Enjoy the show! :) Christopher McDonnell (Chief Sitting Bull) is a sophomore at Gonzaga.

Annie Get Your Gun is his fourth show. He would like to thank everyone who makes the GDA possible, and he hopes you enjoy the show. YOU IN THE THIRD ROW! NO EATING IN THE THEATER!

Quinn McGee (Co-House Manager) is a senior and is so excited to be helping out with AGYG. This is his fifth show on house crew and his second as house manager. He would like to thank Meghan Goldsmith and Mr. Buckley for a great few years. Thanks also to John Hogan and Dom Campion for getting him involved. He’ll miss the GDA next year.

Matthew McQuillen (Featured Dancer) is a senior in his first GDA production. He’d like to thank everyone who encouraged him to audition for the show this year.

JJ Mitchell (Foster Wilson) is thrilled to be in his sixth show at Gonzaga. He has made appearances in these abbreviated GDA shows: CDR, LA, MAAN, KMK, and ACC. JJ looks forward to the renovation of the theater and is honored to perform in the last “old theater” show. He thanks family, friends, teachers, and his Kairos CXV brothers.

Bridget Moran (Ensemble) is a sophomore at Georgetown Visitation and is thrilled to be in her first GDA production of Annie Get Your Gun. Cristina Moreno (Featured Dancer), a senior at Visitation, is thrilled to be in her second show, but sad to have to say good bye to GDA. She would like to thank Mr. L’Etoile and Mr. Buckley for giving her the opportunity of a lifetime. She will miss the cast and crew very much but hopes that they will continue to light up the stage, as they have lit up her senior year.

Quinn Moslander (Ensemble) having performed in middle school musicals and other dramatic productions is very excited about her GDA debut and wants to thank everyone involved.

Maddie Mudd (Hair/Make-Up Crew) is a senior at Georgetown Visitation and – after being in the cast for A Christmas Carol and helping out with everyone else’s makeup backstage – is now on makeup crew!

Kevin Nolan (Pit Band) is excited to be doing his third and final GDA Musical alongside his brother Matt and Dr. Warman down in the pit.

He would like to thank his parents, Matt, Doc, Flan, Eric and Marty Bouchard, Carl Filipiak, Willie and Truman Morrison, Penny Hardaway, Dr. Matt Jaskot, and all of his friends for making him the person and musician that he is. Jockamo fee nané.

Jack O’Neill (Running Deer), a senior at Gonzaga, wanted to go out having some fun. He auditioned on a whim, and now fully enjoys the musical.

Patrick Onesty (Ensemble) is extremely happy to be featured in the 2012 GDA ensemble. As a theater novice, he thanks his friends, teachers and parents for their continued support.

Brian Ott (Frank Butler) is a senior thrilled to be acting in his fifth GDA production, having previously performed in Li’l Abner (Policeman), Much Ado About Nothing (Friar Francis), Kiss Me, Kate (Pops), and A Christmas Carol (Marley’s Ghost). He hopes everyone enjoys the show.

Gianluca Paterson (Loft Manager) is totally stoked to participate in his 7th and final GDA production. He would like to thank his mom for her support and his Stage screw friends for three and half years of fun.

Moreover, he wishes the best for all non-senior stage crew members in their future endeavors. Defeating a sandwich only makes it tastier.

Chris Paul (Stage Right Anchor) is a sophomore on his second show for Gonzaga. He’s happy to be returning and hopes to be coming back next year!

Duncan Peacock (Stage Crew) is a stage crew senior with his partners in crime Gianluca and Ravenscroft. He is so happy the theater is getting a huge awesome renovation and he will always pay homage to the great Mr. Theriaque and of course, all water breaks. His last show is so chill that it’s swag. Fin. Michael Pullano (Featured Dancer) is excited to be in his first GDA production after stealing the show as the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz at St. Elizabeth School.

This is the 8th and ultimate show Andrew Ravenscroft (Light Manager) will work on. He does many things; he enjoys many activities. If he had it his way, he would paint, read, and play violin. He would climb the mountains and sing the songs that he likes to sing. But he doesn’t have that kind of time.

Connor Reilly (Tommy Keeler) is thrilled to be part of his fourth and final GDA production. His previous roles include Hairspray (Wilbur Turnblad), Kiss Me, Kate (Hortensio), Much Ado About Nothing (Balthasar), Li’l Abner (Dr. Schliefitz). He would like to thank everyone who has worked on this production for making his last one great. Break a leg, everyone!

Brad Riehle (Co-House Manager) is a senior and is so excited to be helping out with AGYG. This is his fifth show on house crew and his second as house manager. He would like to thank Meghan Goldsmith and Mr. Buckley for a great few years. Thanks also to John Hogan and Dom Campion for getting him involved. He’ll miss the GDA next year.

After performing at Visitation, this is Daryn Robinson’s (Featured Dancer) first GDA show…but definitely not her last! She loves the cast/ crew. She thanks Andre for not dropping her.

This is Christian Rodriguez’s (Assistant Loft Manager) second GDA production and he has had an amazing time working with a great group of guys and girls who have worked so hard to put this production on.

Andre Sabet (Featured Dancer) is very happy to be in his first GDA production. He would like to thank Big P, Boss Lady, Colossal Noosh, G-Ma, and all his homies as well as the adult higher-ups of AGYG. Madison Sentimore (Ensemble), a sophomore at Georgetown Visitation, is thrilled to be included in her first production here at Gonzaga, hoping to return for more!

Lauren Sese (Ensemble), an O’Connell senior, proudly joins her first GDA production following previous roles in High School Musical and Thoroughly Modern Millie. She sends love to her family!

Reagan Shawn (Featured Dancer) has enjoyed being a part of another show with the GDA. He is now in his sixth performance and is finishing his senior year at Gonzaga. He would like to thank all the people who have made this time so entertaining and fulfilling.

Mac Smith (Buffalo Bill Cody) is very excited to be playing Buffalo Bill in the GDA’s last show in the old theatre. He would like to thank: his parents, director, fellow cast members, and producer for putting up with him all these years.

Mary Therese Snyder (Hair/Make-Up Crew) is happy to be a part of Annie Get Your Gun. She hopes you enjoy the show!

Sean Spata (Pawnee Bill) is thrilled to be in his second GDA production and first musical. Previous roles include Topper and Undertakers Man in A Christmas Carol. He hopes you love the show!

Alexandra Suber (Ensemble) is thrilled to be on her first and sadly last GDA show. Alex would like to thank the cast and crew for making her experience unforgettable!

Jacob Sweeney (Little Jake) is thrilled to be in his fifth GDA show.

Previous roles include Speedy McRabbit in Li’l Abner, Verges in Much Ado About Nothing, Ensemble in Kiss Me, Kate, and Headmaster/Fezziwig/Old Joe in A Christmas Carol. He’s a diehard Boston sports fan. ‘Nuff said.

Jacob Walker (Eagle Feather) is a senior at Gonzaga College High School. He is from Bowie, Maryland. While his hobbies include theater, he has aspirations of attending a liberal arts university and studying to become a doctor.

Thomas Walsh (Ensemble) is super excited to be in his fourth and final GDA show! From Much Ado, Kiss Me, Kate, A Christmas Carol, it has been a wild and exciting ride. Thanks to the chauffeurs (mom and dad). “Sorry if you are a tall member of the audience; I know the seats are tight.�

Anna Williams (Ensemble) is a senior at Georgetown Visitation and beyond excited to be a part of her third GDA production. She would like to thank her amazing carpools, parents, and friends for everything.

Break a leg!

Steffaney Wood (Ensemble) is a sophomore at Georgetown Visitation.

She is thrilled to be in her first performance in the GDA in Annie Get Your Gun.

There’s no business like show business!

Everything that traffic will allow!

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Congratulations to Allan L’Etoile ‘73 On his induction to the Gonzaga Dramatic Association’s Hall of Fame “...yesterday they told you you would not go far...”

Thanks to Mrs. Goldsmith, Miss Miller, JZ & Mr. Buckley “...There’s no people like show people They smile when they are low...”

And “Break A Leg” to our favorite ‘Injun

Jack Caudle ‘13 “Let’s go on with the show!”

The Caudle Family Gwen, Ralph, and Ross ‘15

MEGAN,

YOUR

BEST WISHES ON SENIOR YEAR MUSICAL!

“BE WHO YOU ARE AND BE THAT WELL” WITH ALL OUR LOVE, MOM & DAD

May all your swings be straight JACOB WALKER, II Love, Aunt Jearl, Jimmy, Kelvin, Akilah, Jalila & Carlissa (Boston, Mass.)

BEST WISHES FROM THE MUSIC CENTER TO ALL CHORAL ARTS VETERANS, PAST AND PRESENT, PARTICIPATING IN ANNIE GET YOUR GUN! Current:

Corey Ferrick (chamber) Joey Hamilton (chamber) Donovan Hill (chamber) Brandon Johnson (chamber) Tim Kokotajlo (piano) Quinn McGee (chamber) Matthew McQuillen (piano) Mitchell JJ (piano) Jack O’Neill (chamber) Pat Onesty (chamber) Gianluca Paterson(chamber) Duncan Peacock (chamber)

Michael Pullano (chorus) Connor Reilly (chamber) Andre Sabet (chorus) Sean Spata (chamber) Jacob Sweeney (chamber) Brian Tate (chamber) Jacob Walker (chamber)

Past:

Harrison Brockwell Ryan Emerson Ted Marcou (Hey, Teddy!)

Matthias Kelley

NO, you can’t go to the bakesale. Mr. Y.

Best Wishes to the Cast & Crew of “Annie Get Your Gun” from the Garvey Family Bernard 1910 George 1945 John 1971 P’14 Cheryl P’14 Jack 2014

Dear Mikey, Congratulations on your second production with the GDA! We love watching you on stage‌ You always make us smile! Have fun! We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Mary.

Anna, if you have a gun, GO GET IT!!

Love to the GDA, one and all.

Good luck, cast and crew.

You are the best.

Love, Anna & Sarah

Jack O’Neill ‘12, No doubt, you’ll keep reaching for the sky, and trying new things! But it’s great to see that (definite) funny bone of yours back in action. We’re so glad you tried the play this year.

Have fun, keep smiling, and best of luck in your senior year as Running Deer in Gonzaga’s “Annie Get Your Gun”!

With Much Love and Pride, Mom & Dad (and Murphy)

Josiah was eight years old when he began to reign, and he reigned for thirty-one years in Jerusalem.

Your reign is just beginning and it’s yours for the taking.

If you continue to do what’s right in the eyes of the Lord, your reign will be a very fruitful one.

We pray you strength, blessings and peace; a peace that surpasseth all understanding.

We love you, Uncle Thessie, Aunt Keiffer, Jalyn & Jai

The McGee Family Wishes to Congratulate the 2012 Inductees to the Gonzaga Hall of Fame and the “Simple Backwoods” and Wonderful Cast and Crew of “Annie Get Your Gun!”

With the sun in the morning, and the moon at night, Quinn McGee’s going to be alright!

We Are So Proud of You! Love, Mom, Dad, Sean, Darby & Reilly

“There’s no people like show people; they smile when they are low.”

Matt McQuillen, we are so proud of you and your first and last GDA performance!

Love, Dad, Mom, David, John & Claire

Separated at birth and reunited at Gonzaga!

Great job, boys!

We are so proud of each of you!

Love, The Spata Family

Congratulations to Phillip Kiley And all the cast, crew, producers and directors of Annie Get Your Gun the Gonzaga Dramatic Association’s final production in the Historic Gonzaga Theatre Susan & Peter Kiley

Please, Take a Seat...

Keeping the Promise is a recurring Gonzaga theme. During her first seventy-five years in hand-me-down and makeshift facilities, and through some decidedly lean times, Gonzaga promised the world that she was here to stay. She kept that promise in dramatic fashion at her Diamond Jubilee in 1896 with the opening of the first permanent structure she had ever built for herself. Remarkably, it was a full-fledged theater with stage capabilities on a professional scale and seating on two levels for an audience of several hundred. It has now been in continuous use for well over a century and is still one of Gonzaga’s greatest treasures...The theater needs to retain and restore its Victorian charm and at the same time provide for the comfort of present-day audiences.

The stage needs to meet modern technical requirements and safety standards, and much-needed backstage facilities are overdue...

It is clearly time to keep the promise once more, and it is encouraging to know that Gonzaga never fails to do so.

Dr. John C. Warman, Gonzaga Class of 1957 Honorary Campaign Chair For more information on TAKING A SEAT in support of the Keeping the Promise Campaign, please contact Daniel Costello, Vice President for Advancement at dcostell@gonzaga.org

The world of theatre is one filled with tradition. We would like to take this opportunity to explain the use of one such tradition, the ghost light, in our theatre here at Gonzaga. The ghost light, in the simplest definition of the term, is a light, usually a bare bulb mounted within a wire cage on a post, which remains lit after all of the other lights in the theatre have been turned off. The original use was safety; in early gaslight theatres, a flame was left burning so as to maintain the gas pressure in the building after it had been closed up for the night to prevent a fire or explosion from occurring. Once the use of gas lights gave way to the incorporation of electricity, the light’s presence continued through the theatre’s other most famous vehicle: superstition. A popular theatrical superstition holds that every theatre has a ghost. It is believed that a light in the theatre gives the ghosts the opportunity to perform on stage, thus preventing angry ghosts cursing the theatre or sabotaging the current production.

Also, by always leaving a light on, the operators of the theatre have a better chance of avoiding bad luck that might befall the theatre performers, or financial failure of the theatre itself.

Therefore, on the eve of closing the curtain on this historic space, the Gonzaga Dramatic Association would like to offer the use of the ghost light, in honor of the many men and women who have performed on her stage, and in hopes that many more will follow in their footsteps once this space is given new life through renovation. Thank you all for your patronage, and we hope you have enjoyed our time together.

It has been our pleasure.

Acknowledgements

The Gonzaga Dramatic Association would like to thank the following people for their contributions, both big and small, without which the show could not have happened.

Fr. Planning, Fr. Conti, Fr. Steggert, Tom Every, Jim Rogers, Greg Schlegel, Thomasina Armwood, Andy Battaile, Courtney Joncas, Mark Emory and the Maintenance Staff, Maureen McCarty & The Mothers’ Club, Gerry Nolan & The Fathers’ Club, William Simmons & The Alumni Association, Dean Leong, Andy Wing, the Security Staff, Joe Reyda, Casey O’Neill, Fr. O’Connor, Chris Flannery, Jeremy Young, Rasheeda Henry, Danny Costello, Priscilla Flynn, Steve Langevin, Mac Kimmitt, Yaneev Benno, Becky Monica, Susan Stanley-McGrath, Peter Buckley, Jim Manion, Steve Kruskamp, Conrad Singh, Brian Larkin, David Nastal, Eve Grimaldi, Charles H. Stewart, Utah Festival Opera Company, Andrew Farkas, Eileen Vaughan, Palm Facility Services, and all of the ushers who help us to find our seats and remind us politely not to bring food into the theatre.

Drama Boosters

The Drama Boosters was established in 1998 to assist the production staff with costuming, props, concessions, ad sales, ticket sales, set construction, publicity, and whatever other needs the production may require. Their work has been essential in producing a first-rate show. The Gonzaga Dramatic Association thanks the parents in the Drama Boosters for their hard work and dedication to “Annie Get Your Gun.” Costumes - Monica Buckley Make-Up - Marie L’Etoile Concessions & Lobby - Mike & Tonia Glynn, Andrew & Suzanne Marcou Cast & Crew Dinners - Dori Mitchell Apparel - Dori Mitchell, Nancy Leach & Tara Claeys Bake Sale Coordinator - Tara Claeys & Susan Kiley Vocal Coaching - Gene & Mary Lou Galvin Matilde Arciniegas Monica Baker Mary Barbuto Claire & Garner Bennett Judith Boyd Maria & Mike Brennan Laura Brockwell Gwen Caudle Isabel Cummings Carole D’Achille Christina DeConcini Elizabeth & Kevin Ferrick Juliet Fitzgerald Weed Forte

Cheryl & Jack Garvey Tiphanie Hill Sally Hinton Elizabeth Jester Elwanda Johnson Judy Joyce Mitzi & John Kelley Sarah Kiernan Angie Kilcullen Linda L’Etoile Katherine Long Michelle McAndrews Michelle McDonnell John Mitchell Fernando Moreno

Stefanie Nash Gerry & Kathy Nolan Margie Ott Alessandra Paterson Alexis Paul Evelyn Ratcliffe Elise Ravenscroft Kelvin & Karen Robinson Jan Smith Ita Snyder Eileen Spata Cindy Walsh James Williams Cynthia White

We would also like to thank all of the parents who provided concessions and helped in so many other ways.

Thank you for making the show that much more special for all of the kids.

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Christmas Carol The Miracle Worker

The GDA Booster Alumni Parents Congratulate the Cast and Crew of

Annie GeT Your Gun

For more information about the GDA Booster Alumni Parents, please contact Paul Buckley at pbuckley@gonzaga.org

The Gonzaga Alumni Association Congratulates the Cast, Crew, Band and Production Staff of Annie Get Your Gun