SIX The Musical Teen Edition

THE HOCKADAY THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS

by Toby Marlow an d Lucy Moss

f e b ru a ry 1 1 | 1 pm f e b ru a ry 1 2 | 7 pm f e b ru a ry 1 4 | 7 pm Nancy A. Nash er an d Davi d J. Haem isegger Th eater SIX: TEEN EDITION is presented by special arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com

A NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR

The Hockaday Theatre Company presents

“Yep – Tudor womanhood – would recommend,” is the facetious advice Catherine Parr gives the audience after describing her life with multiple husbands, their deaths, and the societal requirement for her to remarry or risk becoming an outcast. Initially, this line lands with the same dark comedy wit with which the authors of SIX have written their Tudor Pop Queen script. But there’s something different about Catherine’s cadence that cuts our laugher short. She gives up on the joke. Seemingly exhausted of making light of her captive autobiography, the punch line trails off in her voice.

This is the moment when Lucy Moss and Toby Marlow explain why they wrote a musical about the six wives of Henry VIII coming back from the dead to put on a pop concert competition to decide who is America’s favorite historic British queen. Most Americans couldn’t name a British queen besides Elizabeth II and if we had to choose our favorite queen, we would most likely choose Freddie Mercury or Elsa of Arendelle. Yet, SIX The Musical is a megahit in the United States. It has been playing to sold out audiences on Broadway since 2021. The national touring company of SIX has set box office records across the country. Add London, Toronto, UK and Australia tours and there are six companies of SIX (See what they did there?) playing simultaneously around the world. Yes, Anne Boleyn had a famous sixth finger, but I don’t think that is what sells the tickets. SIX is a hit because a story about women, only women, “without a single man to tell [them] what to do with it,” is still a novelty.

Yes, the music bops and the lights pop but behind the glitz and glam are six tragic stories of abuse and trauma. Stories that read with a chilling modern relevance.

Stories that women share centuries apart. I imagine the real Catherine Parr sitting in the audience of our production of SIX. She was, afterall, a scholar and proponent of women’s education. What would she think of her story being told at a prestigious school for girls? Proud, I hope. Amazed even! But perhaps she might also think – as she gazes into the sparklingly intelligent eyes of the actress portraying her five hundred years in the future – how is it that she seems to relate so well?

Thank you for supporting live theatre!

Jeremy Landon Hays Director of Theatre

by

Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss

Erin Antes Georgia Fuller

Starring Dylan George Lauren Lockhart

Ava Shipp Ellery Works

Zoe Bennett - Morgan Bowers - Estelle Burugu - Caroline Bush Jessie Cai - Layo Isaacs-Sodeye - Varsha Jagarlamudi - Emily McShane Aneeka Misra - Jessie Moran - Jada Muhia - Isabella Nordtvedt Alexandra Smith - Emily Yu - Elena Zeballos Assistant Director Lauren Shaw

Student Stage Manager Julia Emery

Lightboard Technician Alex Cox

Projection Technicians Elizabeth McNeil Stella Monteiro

Assistant Student Stage Manager Gabby Gaona

Sound Technicians Annie Pendleton

Costume Supervisor Kendal Young

Spot Operators Leila Hulme Swathi Meyyappan Allison Wagner

Lighting Technician Hattie Bethancourt

Props Kimberly Zhang Emily Winchester

Costume Crew Cecilia Chen - Elizabeth Farrell - Laure Ghorayeb - Margaret Hohenshelt Sophie Karthik - Sudha Kodem - Bella Raper - Fiona Treacy - Emily Yu Originally Produced in the West End by Kenny Wax, Wendy & Andy Barnes and George Stiles Originally Produced on Broadway by Kenny Wax, Wendy & Andy Barnes, George Stiles and Kevin McCollum in association with Chicago Shakespeare Theater

CAST

(in historical order) Catherine of Aragon .........................................................................Ava Shipp ‘24 Anne Boleyn.................................................................................Dylan George ‘25 Jane Seymour.............................................................................. Georgia Fuller ‘25 Anna of Cleves..........................................................................Lauren Lockhart ‘27 Katherine Howard.......................................................................... Ellery Works ‘26 Catherine Parr....................................................................................Erin Antes ‘24 Ensemble...................................................... Zoe Bennett ‘26, Morgan Bowers ‘26, Estelle Burugu ‘27, Caroline Bush ‘24, Jessie Cai ‘24, Layo Isaacs-Sodeye ‘24, Varsha Jagarlamudi ‘27, Emily McShane ‘25, Aneeka Misra ‘26, Jessie Moran ‘26, Jada Muhia ‘26, Izzy Nordtvedt ‘27, Alexandra Smith ‘25, Emily Yu ‘25, Elena Zeballos ‘24 DANCE CAPTAINS Emily Yu ‘25, Elena Zeballos ‘24 UNDERSTUDIES Understudies never substitute for listed players unless a specific annnouncement for the appearance is made at the time of the performance.

Layo Isaacs Sodeye ‘24 (Catherine of Aragon); Jada Muhia ‘26 (Anne Boleyn); Caroline Bush ‘24 (Jane Seymour); Morgan Bowers ‘26 (Anna of Cleves); Aneeka Misra ‘26 (Katherine Howard); Varsha Jagarlamudi ‘27 (Catherine Parr)

PRODUCTION TEAM

Director...................................................................................Jeremy Landon Hays Stage Manager......................................................................................Elise Rucker Choreographer..........................................................................Christie Sullivan ‘95 Assistant Choreographer.................................................................Alex Farrior ‘03 Music Director............................................................................................. Abi Poe Rehearsal Pianist.................................................................................... Scott Ayers Music Coordinator............................................................................. Mark Alewine Scenic Designer...................................................................................Robert Kallos Sound Designer............................................................................ Amadeo Fonseca Costume Designer............................................................................Liz Helfrich ‘98 Lighting Designer..........................................................................Landry Strickland Associate Lighting Designer............................................................Brent Scoggins Promotional Photography.................................................................. Jordan Fraker

LADIES IN WAITING (BAND)

Joan (Keyboard).................................................................................... Miwha Choi Bessie (Bass)......................................................................................Kim Townsend Maggie (Guitars).......................................................................... Mirastella Feustle Maria (Drums)......................................................................................Taylor Katase

MUSICAL NUMBERS SIX: TEEN EDITION WILL BE PERFORMED WITHOUT AN INTERMISSION “Ex-Wives”................................................................................................Company “No Way”................................................................................ Catherine of Aragon “Don’t Lose Ur Head”..........................................................................Anne Boleyn “Heart of Stone”............................................................................... Jane Seymour “Haus of Holbein”.....................................................................................Company “Get Down”.....................................................................................Anna of Cleves “All You Wanna Do”.................................................................... Katherine Howard “I Don’t Need Your Love”................................................................. Catherine Parr “Six”..........................................................................................................Company

CONTENT ADVISORY: This production uses flashing lights, as well as atmospheric haze and fog.

SPECIAL THANKS Renee George, HPA Fine Arts Rep Kristen Works & James Works, Lead Parent Volunteers Heather Smith ‘93 & Jay Smith, Lead Parent Volunteers Friends and Family of Cast & Crew Volunteers Parents of Cast & Crew Jason Wagner, Tech Support Mary Drolet, Private Voice Instructor Sally Hudspeth, Communications Manager Lisa Culbertson, Head of Upper School Dr. Laura Leathers, Eugene McDermott Head of School

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR MEAL DONORS

CAST & CREW BIOGRAPHIES ERIN ANTES ‘24 (FORM IV) (Cast Catherine Parr) is so PUMPED to be in SIX: Teen Edition after playing Mary Poppins (Mary Poppins), Snail (A Year With Frog and Toad), and Lurch (The Addams Family) with the Hockaday Theatre Company. She loves beatboxing, she is a buff rower, lowk a choir nerd but shhhh don’t tell anyone, and her favorite thing is getting HYPEEE during rehearsal. She wants to thank the cast for their endless love and support. She also wants to thank Ms. Poe for being her #1 hype woman and Mr. Hays for making the show a heck of a good time.

St. Marks’ production of Romeo and Juliet. Morgan enjoys traveling, is a big fan of Karol G, and loves her two cats.

She would like to thank the creative team for putting on an amazing show and supporting her throughout this experience!

ESTELLE BURUGU ‘27 (FORM I) (Cast - Ensemble) is glad to be in her 1st Hockaday Musical. Estelle has been in the preforming arts since pre-school.

Estelle has been dancing since she was 4 and is proud to be in Hockaday dance.

Estelle has been doing recreational theater since 1st grade. This is also Estelle’s first year at Hockaday. She ZOE BENNETT ‘26 (FORM II) (Cast would like to thank her friends and - Ensemble) is proud to have been a family who came to see the show. member of the Greater Dallas Choral Society 3 years, singing in both the CAROLINE BUSH ‘24 (FORM IV) Treble Youth Chorus and the Youth (Cast - Ensemble/Jane Seymour Chorus. She enjoys reading, writing, Understudy) is excited to be back on singing, and playing piano in her free the Hockaday stage! She takes classes time. She was also a member of The in Dallas Children’s Theater’s Musical Addams Family cast last year. She Theater Conservatory and voice lessons would also like to give thanks to her with Cherry Hanes. She is one of the family and all the teachers who have Editors-in-Chief of the Fourcast, serves supported her in her singing journey. as Senior Team Leader of TeenAge Communication Theatre with Planned HATTIE BETHANCOURT ‘27 (FORM I) Parenthood, and works at Trader Joe’s.

(Crew - Lighting Technician) is proud Outside of school and extracurriculars, to be interning for Alex Cox and the she loves listening to music and professional lighting staff. This is her spending time with her cats. Caroline first time on Hockaday Tech Crew but would like to express her thanks to Mr. she has acted in summer programs Hays, Ms. Poe, Ms. Sullivan, Ms. Farrior, and at Alcuin School. Hattie would and the rest of the cast and crew for like to thank her family and friends for such a wonderful last show at Hockaday. supporting her.

JESSIE CAI ‘24 (FORM IV) (Cast MORGAN BOWERS ‘26 (FORM II) (Cast Ensemble) is thrilled to work with - Ensemble/Anna of Cleves Understudy) Hockaday’s theatre program again after is so excited to be in SIX: Teen Edition! participating in previous productions She loves preforming, and this is the like A Year with Frog and Toad and The 30th show she’s acted in. Recently, Addams Family. Apart from musicals, she has been seen in Hockaday’s she loves singing in the school choir production of She Kills Monsters and and volunteering at an animal shelter.

She’s very grateful to all cast and crew members and musical instructors for making this year’s musical experience so memorable and fun, to the teachers/ nurses for their patience with her occasional (maybe not) napping during this time, and to her fellow boarders for enduring her singing in the dorms every day after school.

CECILIA CHEN ‘27 (FORM I) (Crew - Costumes) currently does a lot of painting and drawing in studio art, and is interested in fashion and costume design. Good luck to everyone in the show!

ALEX COX ‘24 (FORM IV) (Crew Lightboard Technician) is proud to be working with Hockaday Tech Theater again after serving as the Student Lighting Technician and Build Head for the past two years. She helps with many Hockaday productions including Choir shows and the fall/spring plays. She also serves as Vice President of Hockadance and recently performed as the Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland.

Outside of Hockaday, Alex dances with Preston Center Dance and works with Dallas Bike School. She is very excited for this musical and would like to thank

Kallos, Farry, and the rest of Hockaday’s fine arts faculty for an amazing 4 years.

JULIA EMERY ‘24 (FORM IV) (Crew - Student Stage Manager) is so grateful for SIX: Teen Edition to be her final show with Hockaday Theatre.

Previously, Julia stage managed The Addams Family at Hockaday in addition to various plays and musicals at St. Marks. Outside of theatre you can catch Julia reading a good book or touching up her Esperanto. She’d like to thank the Hockaday Fine Arts Faculty for this opportunity as well as her friends and family. Specifically she wants to shout out Matt, Ellery, and Layo for their constant support.

ELIZABETH FARRELL ‘27 (FORM I) (Crew - Costumes) loves all things crafts so she was super excited to be able to work on the costumes for six! She is a big fan of musicals and is so proud and excited to watch what the actresses put together!

GEORGIA FULLER ‘25 (FORM III) (Cast - Jane Seymour) is a proud member of the SIX: Teen Edition cast, and is so excited to be playing Jane Seymour. In the past, Georgia has been in Hockaday

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Catherine of Aragon, a Spanish rose so divine, from the Iberian Peninsula, she did shine. Married to Henry with love untold, her tale of loyalty and strength, forever bold. Denied her rightful place, but she fought the tide, the first in the symphony of Tudor pride.

and St. Mark’s productions including A Year With Frog and Toad, Newsies!, The Addams Family, and Lend Me a Tenor. Also a part of Hockaday Choir and GDCS, Georgia adores music, and she aspires to be a music teacher or therapist. She wants to give special thanks to the cast/crew of SIX for their hard work, to TE/AC/SM for Crumbl/ WRC runs, to her family/EB/AP for their endless support, and to JP/LP for the best hugs!

GABBY GAONA ‘25 (FORM III) (Crew - Assistant Student Stage Manager) is exciting to be working with the Hockaday Theatre Company on this year’s musical. This is her second year in crew and second year on run crew in addition to her second year as an assistant stage manager. She has previously worked on design and built assorted pieces for five other Hockaday shows. Outside of theater she is an avid filmmaker and member of the Hockaday Film Studio. In her spare time she enjoys playing the bass guitar, baking, reading, crocheting, writing, painting, playing video games, watching movies, tutoring at Foster elementary, and volunteering at Citysquare. She would

like to thank her amazing parents for supporting her in all her endeavors, her younger siblings for attending all of her events, Dr. Bemenderfer and Ms. Bryant for being wonderful advisors, and Mr. Kallos for being the best Tech Theater teacher.

DYLAN GEORGE ‘25 (FORM III) (Cast Anne Boleyn) is beyond excited to play Anne Boleyn in SIX: Teen Edition! SIX has been one of her favorite musicals since it first debuted in London, and she is thrilled to be a part of such an amazing show. Dylan is a junior and has been involved in theater, voice, dance, and acting since she was seven. She has appeared in over 20 performances, three at Hockaday so far, her favorites including: Mary Poppins in Mary Poppins, Gertrude in Seussical, Charlie Bucket in Willy Wonka, Mamma Mia! at NTPA, and Newsies! at St. Mark’s.

Besides musical theater, Dylan also enjoys jazz singing, film acting, playing the guitar, being a representative on the Fine Arts Board, and spending time with her friends and family. She is so grateful to Mr. Hays, Mrs. Poe, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Farrior, Ms. Rucker, Mr. Kallos, and all the other wonderful

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Anne Boleyn, a Tudor wild card, from England’s shores, played her hand in the royal yard. Second in line with a flirtatious flare, her story unfolds, a pop anthem in the air. With love and ambition as her claim, Anne’s reign, a captivating game.

teachers, cast, and crew for creating such a special show! She would also like to thank her family and her sister Stella for always being her number one fan.

Enjoy SIX - it will be so fun you might just lose your head…

LAURE GHORAYEB ‘25 (FORM III) (Crew - Costumes) is so excited to be a part of SIX: Teen Edition! When not helping with the Hockaday costume department she likes to read and run.

She is so grateful to Ms. Helfrich for this opportunity!

to her parents, friends, and teachers for being so supportive and understanding of her slightly hectic schedule. She is so lucky to have such an amazing group of people by her side.

LAYO ISAACS-SODEYE ‘24 (FORM IV) (Cast - Ensemble/Catherine of Aragon Understudy) is excited to be in a Hockaday musical again after performing in both The Addams Family and Songs for a New World. They have spent the last few summers doing musicals at Stagedoor Manor Training Center. They often enjoy crocheting, reading and being a part of Hockaday’s Concert Choir and tech crew. Special thanks to all their friends on cast and crew, enjoy the show!

MARGARET HOHENSHELT ‘27 (FORM I) (Crew - Costumes) loves fashion design and fashion history, is on the activities committee, and rows crew at Hockaday. Freshmen killed it this year.

Love all y’all!!

VARSHA JAGARLAMUDI ‘27 (FORM I) (Cast - Ensemble/Catherine Parr LEILA HULME ‘27 (FORM I) (Crew - Understudy) is so excited to be a Lighting Technician) is very excited to part of this production of SIX: Teen be working with The Hockaday Theatre Edition. She has been acting and Company again. Last year, she was part singing in shows since she was 9, her of build and run crew for the Hockaday first being Rapunzel in Into the Woods 8th grade musical, The Lion King, Jr. Jr. Since then Varsha has been a part Outside of tech theater, she loves of 10 musicals and plays. She has also reading, swimming, and cooking, and performed in multiple shows through she is an extremely competitive board ballet and piano. Varsha is so grateful game player. She gives a special thanks for everyone involved in six, especially

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Jane Seymour, in Tudor’s dance so fine, a gem of demure allure, from England, in the royal line. Third in the regal remix, her tale, a bittersweet ballad to fix. Love and sacrifice in a courtly theme, Jane’s melody echoes in the Tudor dream.

the cast and the relationships that have for encouraging her to push herself. grown. She hopes you enjoy the show!

ELIZABETH MCNEIL ‘24 (FORM SOPHIA KARTHIK ‘25 (FORM III) (Crew IV) (Crew - Projection Technician) is - Costumes) is proud to be working with happy to continue working with The Hockaday Theatre Company again after Hockaday Theatre Company having helping with last year’s production, The previously worked on The Addams Addams Family, as a costume crew Family and A Year With Frog And Toad! member. She loves to learn new skills They previously worked on design in costume planning and creating as and run crews on many Hockaday well as in hair and makeup. She enjoys Dance productions and fall and spring spending her time playing volleyball plays. They assisted and mentored in Hockaday and club, spending time Eighth Grade Musical crew during free with friends, and playing video games, periods sophomore and senior years. especially League of Legends. She They worked in various crew roles for offers special thanks to her parents.

St. Mark’s Theatre. They have made posters and graphics for past musicals SUDHA KODEM ‘27 (FORM I) (Crew - and is also a Fourcast Artist. They will Costumes) is excited to be part of her be majoring in Game Art at Ringling first Upper School production. She College of Art and Design! enjoys robotics, music, and wishes all cast and crew well!

EMILY MCSHANE ‘25 (FORM III) (Cast - Ensemble) is so excited for her LAUREN LOCKHART ‘27 (FORM 3rd musical with Hockaday. She has I) (Cast - Anna of Cleves) is super also performed as a Dancestor in The excited to play Anne of Cleves in SIX: Addams Family, a flamingo/daisy in Teen Edition. This is her second show Alice and Wonderland, and a squirrel ever after playing Mufasa (Lion King in A Year With Frog and Toad. Offstage Jr.) in her 8th grade musical last year. Emily enjoys illustration, film making, She’s participated in choir since 5th watching paint dry, and carpooling grade and is on the rowing team. She with Emily. She would like to thank her wants to thank her family for always parents, Emily, and everyone in the cast supporting her and the fine arts faculty and crew.

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Anna of Cleves, in Tudor’s grand parade, a queen by chance, from the German lands, her role played. Fourth in line with a regal grace, her story unfolds, a vibrant embrace. A diplomatic match, clever and shrewd, in the Tudor drama, her presence renewed.

SWATHI MEYYAPPAN ‘27 (FORM I) (Crew - Spot Operator) is excited for her first musical as tech with Hockaday.

She also does robotics, piano, debate, and golf.

ANEEKA MISRA ‘26 (FORM II) (Cast - Ensemble/Katherine Howard Understudy) is thrilled to be a part of Hockaday Theatre Company’s production of SIX: Teen Edition after her previous role as a Dancestor in The Addams Family. She has been taking voice lessons for six years and has been an All-State Choir member for the past two years. She is also a trained Indian classical dancer and vocalist, and enjoys performing with Hockadance and the Hockaday Concert Choir. She would like to thank all of the fine arts faculty at Hockaday, and her friends and family for their endless support.

STELLA MONTEIRO ‘25 (FORM III) (Crew - Projection Technician) is thrilled to be working in her 13th show and 3rd musical within Hockaday Fine Arts. She is Build Head within Hockaday Tech Crew, as well as Rigging Manager. This is her first show working in projections.

She has also worked on set design for Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl at Emerson

College last summer. Outside of theater, she is a voracious reader and enjoys crocheting and hiking with her family.

JESSIE MORAN ‘26 (FORM II) (Cast - Ensemble) is so excited to be participating in SIX: Teen Edition! This is her 10th musical, as she previously preformed in shows with NTPA. She is also apart of the Hockaday Concert Choir and has been to TPSMEA AllRegion and All-State for the past two years. Jessie wants to thank her teachers and friends for supporting her everyday, and she is looking forward to future productions!

JADA MUHIA ‘26 (FORM II) (Cast Ensemble/Anne Boleyn Understudy) has adored singing and storytelling since before she can remember. With the highs and lows of putting a show together, it’s safe to say that her favorite part of theater and performing is the bonding experience that she gets to have with new people. When you spend four hours after school with the same group of girls every day, they become your second family. She hopes to do more active productions like SIX: Teen Edition in the future because sharing

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Katherine Howard, a Tudor flower so bright, danced into the court from English delight. Fifth in line, with a playful tune, her story unfolds under the royal moon. Love’s pursuit, a perilous game, in the Tudor flame, her chapter came.

the stage with her peers is the best part of every production. She would like to thank her family and friends for always supporting her!

ISABELLA NORDVEDT ‘27 (FORM I) (Cast - Ensemble) is so happy to be performing in SIX: Teen Edition! She has previously been Scar in The Lion King, Jr. for the eighth grade musical.

She loves working with her cast mates, and is so excited to be performing.

ANNIE PENDLETON ‘26 (FORM II) (Crew - Sound Technician) is excited to be partnering with Hockaday Fine Arts for her second musical and sixth show.

She works in both design and build crew, as well as run crew for the Hockadance ballet, Alice in Wonderland, and for the Advanced Drama Spring Play, After Juliet. She enjoys painting, volunteering at the SPCA, and spending time with her two amazing dogs. This year, she founded her club, Paws For A Cause, to create more volunteer opportunities for Hockaday students at the SPCA. She thanks her parents, Dr. Bemenderfer, and Ms. Griffiths for supporting her throughout her Hockaday career.

- Costumes) is happy to be part of her third Hockaday Theatre Company production after having been in the ensemble for A Year With Frog and Toad and The Addams Family.

LAUREN SHAW ‘24 (FORM IV) (Crew - Assistant Director) is a senior and has had tons of fun working on her last high school musical. You may remember her as Uncle Fester in The Addams Family last year. She’s a member of Hockaday Theatre, Hockaday Choir, and Hockaday and St. Mark’s Improv. She loves theatre more than anything and is extremely grateful for this opportunity. Thank you to everyone involved; it’s been a blast!

Special thanks to Julia & Ellery.

AVA SHIPP ‘24 (FORM IV) (Cast Catherine of Aragon) is so excited to be in Hockaday Theatre Company’s Production of Six: Teen Edition! After four years in Hockaday Theatre and many plays/musicals at Hockaday and St. Mark’s, the senior is ecstatic to be Catherine of Aragon. Ava would like to thank her family and teachers for always believing in her and the incredible cast and crew for all their support. After Hockaday, she hopes to continue her BELLA RAPER ‘25 (FORM III) (Crew passion for the arts, singing, acting,

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Catherine Parr, in Tudor’s tale so grand, steps forth with wisdom, from England, a queen to understand. The sixth in line, with intellect so bright, her story unfolds in a scholarly light. A survivor’s spirit, a queen of might, in the Tudor consort, her note takes flight.

writing, and playing the guitar.

is very excited to continue working on build crew. Outside the theater, she is ALEXANDRA SMITH ‘25 (FORM III) on the softball field having fun.

(Cast - Ensemble) is excited to work with the Hockaday Theatre Company ELLERY JANE WORKS ‘26 (FORM II) for the second year in a row! She has (Cast - Katherine Howard) is thrilled to previously done tech and costume crew be in her second Hockaday musical. for The Addams Family and is thrilled This is her 13th major production. to be in the cast for Six: Teen Edition. Some of her favorite roles have been Endless thanks to family and friends Spiker (James and the Giant Peach, Jr.) for having to deal with the constant and Winifred (The Light Burns Blue) at hums of various theater songs. Alex is Genesis Children’s Theatre. She would so excited for future Hockaday theater like to thank her family for always adventures and is beyond grateful for supporting her and the Hockaday Fine all of the memories she has made in this Arts faculty for encouraging her. Lastly, production. Lastly, a huge shout out for Ellery would like to thank Matt and Julia her dogs for being amazing and perfect for pushing her to be her best self on in every way and off the stage.

FIONA TREACY ‘26 (FORM II) (Crew Costumes) is excited to be part of this production of SIX: Teen Edition. She is also a member of the Upper School Concert Choir.

KENDAL YOUNG ‘25 (FORM III) (Crew - Costume Supervisor) is thrilled to be part of her third Hockaday production in costume crew. She is also in Hockadance. She enjoys fashion, history, concerts, museums, ALLISON WAGNER ‘26 (FORM II) (Crew and spending time with friends. Special - Spot Operator) is eager to be working thanks to Sophie and the Emilys. with Hockaday Theatre Company again after having done Follow spot for The EMILY YU ‘25 (FORM III) (Cast - Dance Addams Family and Run Crew for Alice Captain/Crew - Head of Makeup) is in Wonderland. She has previously done excited to work with Hockaday Theatre tech crew for her 8th grade musical, Company again after being in last year’s The Music Man, and Matilda and High production, The Addams Family, as an School Musical put on by her camp. She ensemble member. A passionate dancer enjoys being around her friends and and performer, her previous roles with family as well as spending time on her Hockadance include Frog Footman hobbies. Special thanks to momma and in Alice in Wonderland, Villager in daddy for taking time to drive to and Harlequinade, and Angel/Gingerbread from these practices and to Liz and Alex in The Nutcracker. She enjoys spending who are the seniors in tech crew this her time making ceramic bowls, going year because this whole show would out with friends, and watching long not have happened without them. video essays. She would like especially to thank her parents, Farry and Sully, EMILY WINCHESTER ‘26 (FORM II) Emily, Seth, and her two cats, Jade and (Crew - Props) is proud to be working Opal. on run crew with Hockaday again after being on run crew for The Addams ELENA ZEBALLOS ‘24 (FORM IV) Family freshman year. She has worked (Cast - Dance Captain) is thrilled to be on build crew this year for the dance working with The Hockaday Theatre performance Alice in Wonderland and Company! Elena has performed with

Hockadance most recently playing the Mad Hatter (Alice in Wonderland).

Outside of school, Elena dances ballet at Preston Center Dance as a member of their Prep Five Ensemble.

When not dancing, you can find Elena attending Model UN/StuCo meetings or devouring sweets. She thanks Sully and Farry, her grandmothers for introducing her to musicals, her brother for watching her dance, her dogs, her mother for unconditional strength and love, and her father for giving her the confidence to perform.

KIMBERLY ZHANG ‘24 (FORM IV) (Crew - Props Manager) is excited to be a part of run crew for Six: Teen Edition.

She has previously designed for Alice in Wonderland and The Addams Family.

UPCOMING HOCKADAY PERFORMING ARTS EVENTS Winter Choir Concert: This Love Middle and Upper School Choirs Wednesday, February 28, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.

The Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Theater All-School Orchestra Festival Lower, Middle, and Upper School Orchestras Wednesday, March 6, 2024 at 5:30 p.m.

The Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Theater Spring Play: The Wolves Hockaday Rep Theater Company Friday, April 5 at 7:00 p.m.

Lacerte Family Black Box Theater Spring Dance Concert Hockadance Wednesday, April 24, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.

The Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Theater Spring Choir Concert: Goddesses Middle and Upper School Choirs Thursday, April 25, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.

The Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Theater Upper School Orchestra Concert: Senior Spotlight Upper School Orchestra Friday, April 26, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.

The Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Theater