School of Rock, The Musical-Playbill

TITLE SPONSOR LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION PRESENTS

Based on the Paramount movie by MIKE WHITE Book by JULIAN FELLOWES Lyrics by GLENN SLATER New Music by ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER

JULY 12–14 & 19–21, 2024

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome from the President of LCC............................................4

Welcome from the Executive Director of the LCC Foundation.......5 Director’s Note...........................................................................6 Special Thanks...........................................................................7 Thank You to Our Sponsors.........................................................8 Music Credits...........................................................................15 Musical Scene Synopsis..................................................... .16–17 Meet the Creative Team and Band Members............................ .18 Cast Biographies................................................................ 20–21 Welcome to the beautiful home of LCCFPA.

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· Time your exits and re-entry to the seating area to occur only at intermission

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Know that odors and noisy wrappers can disturb others.

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WELCOME

From the President of Lenoir Community College Dear Patrons of the Arts, Welcome to Lenoir Community College and to this electrifying production of School of Rock - The Musical. This musical is based on the Paramount movie written by Mike White with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. It takes a village to bring so much talent to a stage, and we are so thrilled that you are a part of it. Your attendance not only supports our fine arts programs, but it also supports our students through the College’s Foundation scholarship program. Thank you for assisting our students in bringing their educational dreams to life. We have many opportunities throughout the year where you can be involved. Our community is stronger because of your generosity.

Thank you to our very own faculty and staff and to the community actors and actresses who have brought School of Rock to life on stage. Their dedication and talent have provided us with an energizing production that reminds us of the transformative power of music.

Dr. Rusty Hunt

Again, welcome to Lenoir Community College. I hope to see you throughout the year as your support is appreciated.

Sincerely,

President, Lenoir Community College

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WELCOME

From the Executive Director of the LCC Foundation Dear valued donors and community members, We are honored and privileged to have been a small part of the exceptional production of School of Rock - The Musical. It is through the generous contributions of individuals like you that we can offer cultural opportunities to students and enhance the Lenoir Community College Foundation Scholarship Program. We firmly believe that the Arts are vital to the quality of life in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties and we could not have achieved this without your unwavering support.

Mrs. Jeanne Kennedy

We appreciate the efforts you have made towards increasing scholarship funds for our students, as many individuals in our area are not able to afford a college education. It is with scholarships that students are given the opportunity to gain an education that shapes their critical thinking proficiencies, creativity, interpersonal skills, sense of social responsibility, and earning potential. Your continued support has made all the difference in enabling us to carry forward this mission, and for that, we extend our deepest gratitude.

We ask that, if you would like to help a student gain an education or support the Fine Arts Department, please contact us at 252-233-6812.

With the exceptional talent at Lenoir Community College and in our community, along with your invaluable support, we are confident in our ability to continue providing access to educational opportunities and enriching the cultural experience for everyone in our communities.

Again, we want to express our heartfelt appreciation to our donors and community members for the dedication and encouragement they have shown us. Please enjoy the show and rest assured that you have made a lasting and positive impact on the lives of many deserving students.

Executive Director, Lenoir Community College Foundation

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DIRECTOR'S NOTE We are so excited you have chosen to spend your time with us and hope you are prepared to be swept away by the infectious energy, electrifying performances, and unforgettable rock 'n' roll anthems of School of Rock - The Musical.

A production of this kind does not simply “come together” miraculously. It is hand-crafted and detailed by many hands and minds behind the scenes.

Mrs. Jessica Cruz

The cast and crew have prepared for months developing their characters, learning music and choreography, making alterations, building sets, painting, cleaning, sorting, labeling, the list goes on. It is exciting to see all their hard work come together, and they are eager to share their story with you.

On the surface, School of Rock – The Musical looks like a fun, energetic, rock show with fantastic music that is sure to get your feet tapping. But as you watch and listen, you find a story of acceptance, encouragement, and helping others “find their voice.” Lives are forever changed when this mismatch of characters comes together and finds they have more in common than they originally realized.

And isn’t that the beauty of life? The realization that we are not the only person experiencing heartache, pain, or disappointment; that those around us can (and I hope do) encourage us when we need it. It’s a story to which we can all relate.

My encouragers come in the form of my family. The hours are many and the days are long when living with a creative mind, and much of our lives revolves around my schedule. I appreciate the catered dinners, the collaborative efforts at home, and the simple practice of being present. You are the rock stars in my life.

Who are the rock stars in your life? Who are the people who lift your spirits when you are feeling down? Who are the people who encourage you to keep working toward your goals? Who do you encourage? Who do you inspire? For who are you a rock star?

Let's get ready to embrace our inner rock star and let the music ignite our spirits as LCCFPA proudly presents School of Rock - The Musical. Enjoy the show!

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SPECIAL THANKS We would like to express a heartfelt thank you to all those who donated time or resources to make our production of School of Rock — The Musical come alive.

Alley Cat Records Ashley Humphrey Carla Fleming Fuller's Music Jackson Duncan Lenoir Community College Ambassadors Lenoir Community College Arts & Sciences Lenoir Community College Facilities and Maintenance Lenoir Community College Foundation Lenoir Community College Marketing Department Lenoir Community College Printing Department Rampant Theatrical Company (J. H. Rose High School Theatre Department) Robin Reid

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Based on the Paramount movie by MIKE WHITE Book by JULIAN FELLOWES Lyrics by GLENN SLATER New Music by ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER

Director JESSICA CRUZ Assistant Director CAITLYN TOWNSEND Choreographer GABBY CRUZ Producer DR. KRISTI WILEY Musical Director DR. TIMOTHY MADDOX-FISHER

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MUSIC CREDITS “YOU'RE IN THE BAND”

By Andrew Lloyd Webber, Glenn Slater, Jon Lord, Ian Gillan, Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover, Ian Paice, Lou Reed, Charles Strouse & Martine Charnin Published by the Really Useful Group Ltd./B Feldman & Co. Ltd./ Warner Chappell North America Ltd. & Chappell-Morris Ltd.

“IN THE END OF TIME”

By Jack Black and Warren Fitzgerald Published by Song/ATV Music Publishing Ltd.

“QUEEN OF THE NIGHT”

By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

“MATH IS A WONDERFUL THING”

By Mike White & Jack Black Published by Time for My Breakfast & Sony/ATV Harmony UK

“EDGE OF SEVENTEEN”

By Stevie Nicks Published by Welsh Witch Music/ Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

“VARIATION 7”

By Andrew Lloyd Webber Published by The Really Useful Group Ltd.

“SCHOOL OF ROCK”

By Mike White & Samuel Buonagurio Published by Spirit Music Ltd. & Sony/ATV Harmony UK

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MUSICAL SCENE SYNOPSIS ACT 1 SCENE 1: THE OLYMPIC POWERHOUSE

“I’m Too Hot for You”……………………….……….…………… No Vacancy, Dewey

SCENE 2: DEWEY'S BEDROOM

“When I Climb to the Top of Mount Rock”………………………….………… Dewey

SCENE 3: HORACE GREEN ELEMENTARY

“Horace Green Alma Mater”.…………………………...... Rosalie, Students, Teachers “Here at Horace Green”…………………………..………………………….. Rosalie

SCENE 4: THE APARTMENT

“Variation 7”………………………………………...………………….. Dewey, Ned “Children of Rock”……………………………………………………… Dewey, Ned “Mount Rock Reprise”………………………....………..……..……………...... Patty

SCENE 5: HORACE GREEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

“Queen of the Night”……………………….………………….……. Rosalie, Dewey

SCENE 6: THE CLASSROOM

“You’re in the Band”………………………………………….……. Dewey, Students “You’re in the Band Reprise”………………………...……..….…… Dewey, Students

SCENE 7: STUDENTS' HOMES

“If Only You Would Listen”…………………………..……………….…….. Students

SCENE 8: THE CLASSROOM

“In the End of Time” ………...……….…….……..…….….………….……... Dewey

SCENE 9: FACULTY LOUNGE

“Faculty Quadrille”………………………………..……………………...… Teachers

SCENE 10: THE CLASSROOM

“In the End of Time (Band Practice)”…………….……..……..….…. Dewey, Students “Stick It to the Man”…………………………………………….….. Dewey, Students

SCENE 11: HORACE GREEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCENE 12: THE PALACE THEATRE

“In the End of Time (The Audition)”………………….………….….. Dewey, Students “Stick It to the Man (Reprise)”……………………………...………. Dewey, Students

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MUSICAL SCENE SYNOPSIS — 15 MINUTE INTERMISSION — ­ ACT 2 SCENE 1: THE CLASSROOM

“Time to Play”……………………………………....….……..…. Summer, Students

SCENE 2: FACULTY LOUNGE SCENE 3: THE CLASSROOM

“Amazing Grace”………………………………….....………………………. Tomika “Math Is a Wonderful Thing”……………………...……...………... Dewey, Students

SCENE 4: THE ROADHOUSE

“Where Did the Rock Go?”.................................................................................. Rosalie

SCENE 5: THE APARTMENT SCENE 6: HORACE GREEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCENE 7: THE CLASSROOM

“School of Rock”……………………………………………………Dewey, Students “Dewey’s Confession”……………………......….. Dewey, Rosalie, Patty, Ned, Parents

SCENE 8: THE APARTMENT

“If Only You Would Listen (Reprise)”………………..…..…………. Tomika, Students

SCENE 9: THE PALACE THEATRE

“I’m Too Hot for You (The Competition)”………………….………………. No Vacancy “School of Rock (The Competition)”…………….………………….. Dewey, Students “Stick It to the Man (Competition Encore)”………...…………….…. Dewey, Students “Queen of the Night (Rock Version)“.…………….………....…...……. Full Company

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MEET THE CREATIVE TEAM DIRECTOR.....................................................................................JESSICA CRUZ ASSISTANT DIRECTOR......................................................... CAITLYN TOWNSEND CHOREOGRAPHER..........................................................................GABBY CRUZ PRODUCER.............................................................................. DR. KRISTI WILEY MUSICAL DIRECTOR...........................................DR. TIMOTHY MADDOX-FISHER WARDROBE & PROPS..........................................CARLA FLEMING, ROBIN REID, MICHELLE BAYLESS STAGE MANAGER.............................................................................ROSIE CRUZ ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS.............................STEPHEN BRIGHT, ERIC HALL , VICTORIA KOSINSKI REHEARSAL ACCOMPANIST..................................................... JESSICA COGHILL SET DESIGN................................................................................JORDAN HEATH SET CONSTRUCTION............................... DR. BRIAN MCBRIDE, WAYNE BAYLESS LIGHTING DESIGNER.................................................................DANIEL ROWAN LIGHTING ENGINEER….............................................................. .SIMEON CRUZ SOUND DESIGNER..............................................................................BEN CRUZ

MEET THE BAND MEMBERS MUSIC DIRECTOR/PIANO 1 ...............................DR. TIMOTHY MADDOX-FISHER PIANO 2....................................................................................... D’NADRE BELL GUITAR 1.............................................................................................PHIL COLE GUITAR 2 ....................................................................................... LUCAS DAVIS BASS.....................................................................................VINCENT DINAPOLI DRUMS........................................................................................ JOSH MINEER

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BEHIND THE SCENES ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER has composed the scores of some of the world’s most famous musicals. From Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1969) to Cinderella (2021), his work has been consistently seen on world stages. Before the COVID pandemic hit, Lloyd Webber had shows continually running in the West End for 48 years and on Broadway for 41. When Sunset Boulevard joined School Of Rock, CATS, and The Phantom Of the Opera, he equaled Rodgers & Hammerstein’s record of four shows running simultaneously on Broadway.

He is one of the select group of artists with EGOT status, having received Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Awards.

Lloyd Webber owns seven London theatres, including the iconic London Palladium and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.

Over the past three years the latter has been completely restored and renovated at a cost of over £60 million. It is one of the biggest projects ever undertaken by a private theatre owner in recent times.

His mantra that every penny of profit made from his theatres

is ploughed back into the buildings has meant that considerable work has been undertaken across his theatre portfolio during the pandemic, including the complete remodeling and reseating of the Gillian Lynne.

Lloyd Webber is passionate about the importance of musical education and diversity in the arts. The Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation provides 30 performing arts scholarships every year for talented students with financial need and supports a range of projects such as the Music In Secondary School Trust and commissioning research into diversity in theatre.

Andrew Lloyd Webber was knighted in 1992 and created an honorary life peer in 1997.

To mark his 70th birthday, his bestselling autobiography Unmasked was published by Harper Collins in March 2018.

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CAST BIOGRAPHIES ALYSSA BAYLESS (ROSALIE MULLINS) is thrilled to be back on stage with LCCFPA. Alyssa enjoys listening to audiobooks in her free time and traveling with her family. She would like to thank the production team and cast, her husband and family, and you for supporting the local theatre.

TAYLOR EGLETON (ENSEMBLE) is a member of the adult ensemble. She is a rising sophomore at NLHS and a member of the JV volleyball team and Marching Hawks.

Taylor likes to laugh with friends in her free time. This will be Taylor's second production with LCCFPA.

JUDE BREWER (MASON) has previously been Larry the Lobster in SpongeBob The Musical, Youth Edition (NBCT), Tommy in Matilda The Musical (LCCFPA), and Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol (LCCFPA). Jude is a rising fourth grader attending Riverside Leadership Academy in New Bern and loves gaming, Pokémon, and dinosaurs!

SUZANNE GALLAHER (MS. SHEINKOPF) has appeared in several LCC musicals, including Jesus Christ Superstar, Annie, and A Christmas Carol. She has also performed in The Music Man, Broadway and Beyond, and the Veterans Salute shows.

She is excited to be playing Ms. Scheinkopf . and hopes you enjoy the show.

NIA-SIMONE CARTER (TOMIKA) began dancing and performing at an early age. She has previously been seen as Charlie in Willy Wonka, Jr. (NBCT) and as Flounder in The Little Mermaid (EP). Nia enjoys ballet and lyrical dance, playing soccer, basketball, fishing and sketching in her free time.

TAYLA HOOKER (JAMIE) is 10 years old and in the 5th grade at Moss Hill Elementary.

This will be her first show, and she is very excited to experience this with her big sister.

YASMEEN COOPER (SHONELLE) is a smart, energetic, happy, and loving little social butterfly! She’s the boss when it comes to her two brothers. She’s a performer. She loves to be on stage, whether it’s a dance competition, singing in the choir at church, or performing at events. She brings joy when among others.

GIANNA CRUZ (MARCY) is thrilled to take on the role of Marcy. She brings her passion and energy to every performance. When she's not on stage, she can be found roller skating, dancing, and singing her heart out.

She would like to thank her family for always supporting her.

JOELY DAVIS (ENSEMBLE) is an 11-year-old from Greenville, NC and is excited to be in her second production at Lenoir Community College. She was recently a part of the Children's Ensemble in Matilda The Musical.

Joely enjoys crocheting, spending time with her family and friends, acting and traveling!

CALEB DEVANNEY (ZACK) has gone from a beggar to a guitar hero and has more stage time than a rock star's career! Having never played guitar, he began to shred from day one. Watch him shine in his element as he lives his Broadway dream. Look out Jack Black!

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TAMEYA HOOKER (ENSEMBLE) is 15 years old and a sophomore at South Lenoir High School. This will be her third production including Matilda (LCCFPA) and The Little Mermaid (EP). She is so excited to embark on this journey with her little sister!

SADIE HORTON (ENSEMBLE) is super excited to be back on stage participating in an LCCFPA show. She currently works as a cook at 2nd Street Café in Ayden, NC, but when she is not working, she is either teaching a guitar lesson or at home playing Stardew Valley!

ABIGAIL HULL (ENSEMBLE) graduated from North Lenoir and plans to attend UNCW to major in business and minor in musical theater. She was a part of the NLHS Drama Department from 1st to 12th grade. She is thrilled to take part in her first show at LCC! ANNA HULL (ENSEMBLE) graduated from UNC Chapel Hill in May 2024 with a bachelor's degree in biology. She was part of the UNC Psalm 100 acapella ensemble and the NLHS drama department from 5th grade to 12th grade. She is excited to be in her first LCC production!

THOMAS HUMPHREY (FREDDY) started banging on the drums when he was nine years old. His mom and dad saw the talent he had, so they enrolled him in drum and guitar lessons. He has improved dramatically at both the drums and guitar.

His favorite thing to do is play guitar.

CAST BIOGRAPHIES TRAVIS JOHNSON (ENSEMBLE) is an LCC student. This is his fifth show, and his second at LCC. He most recently played Ezekiel Foster in White Christmas (LCCFPA).

He loves rock'n'roll and is a huge fan of The Rolling Stones!

JACK ROONEY (ENSEMBLE) is a student at LCC and has been doing theatre for many years. He likes reading all genres. He does cardio and has been a fan of rock music his whole life. He is playing Theo, Mr. Spencer, and Mr. Wagner.

ADAM KEARNEY (ENSEMBLE) is a music major at Lenoir Community College who loves to spend his days listening to and playing music, whether it be bass, guitar, piano, or trumpet. Adam is thrilled to be back on the Turner Stage for LCC’s production of School of Rock.

THURMAN SANDERS (ENSEMBLE) is a current student at LCC. He loves drawing and painting portraits. He is a very outgoing person who loves to dance. He worked backstage for A Christmas Carol (LCCFPA) and was a part of the ensemble for White Christmas (LCCFPA).

JOSHUA LITSCHER (DEWEY FINN) is no stranger to the stage; he performs regularly with his band Head On Collision and was recently in Mamma Mia (EP) as Harry. When not on stage, you can catch Josh enjoying his local farmers’ markets or enjoying time with his dogs, Hitch and Lexa.

JOSEPH TILGHMAN (LAWRENCE) began playing the piano and keyboard at the age of six. He loves learning new songs and plays morning, noon, and night! He plays goalie for his local soccer team and in his downtime, plays Fortnite with his little brother. He enjoys spending quality time with family.

ABBIE MEJIA (PATTY DI MARCO) is . elated to perform in another show with LCCFPA! She was previously Miss. Honey in . last year’s production of Matilda The .

Musical. She has been involved with theater and music for over 20 years. This . year, her husband, Martin, gets to join her . on stage!

CARSYN TYNDALL (SUMMER) will be in fifth grade at Moss Hill Elementary and enjoys cheering, dancing, and doing acro. Carsyn loves Jesus and serving others at Deep Run First Baptist Church. Carsyn would like to thank her family and friends for their love and support.

MARTIN MEJIA (ENSEMBLE) is a Goldsboro native. He is excited to be in his first show with LCC and to share the stage with his wife, Abbie. Previously, Martin has been in Sylvia, The Odd Couple, Little Women The Musical, and The Outsiders. He thanks Jessica for this opportunity.

RYAN MOBLEY (ENSEMBLE) is 17 years old, goes to Greene Central, and this is his first musical theater show. He is very excited to be performing Snake for everyone.

CHRISTIAN OLENEACK (BILLY) loves being in shows with his friends. When he is not on stage he wrestles for his school, Grover C. Fields Middle school, and next year he hopes to join his sister at dance. This is his third show with LCCFPA. LILLY RANIERI (KATIE) will be a 6th grade student at Riverside Leadership Academy in New Bern. Her previous LCC roles include Belinda Cratchit in A Christmas Carol and Hortensia in Matilda. To prepare for this role, Lilly learned to play the bass guitar. Her mom and dad are so proud of her!

CANDI TYNDALL (ENSEMBLE) is sharing the stage with her daughter for the first time. She is a Kinston native and school counselor at SLHS. She enjoys spending time with her husband and their two beautiful children. She would like to thank the cast, family, and friends for their continued support!

AVA WADE (SOPHIE) is a rising sixth grader at Frink Middle School. She dances at Mooves, cheers at SupaStarz Athletics, plays piano, and was a member of STEAM Club and chorus at La Grange Elementary. Previously, Ava enjoyed performing in Matilda, The Musical (LCCFPA) last summer.

TANNER WILSON (NED SCHNEEBLY) is SUPER excited to play the role of Ned! He lives in Kinston and works in New Bern, at Kitchen on Trent. This will be his sixth show at LCC. His favorite show has been Matilda, The Musical.

AARON WILLIAMS (ENSEMBLE) is a La Grange native serving as the GIS coordinator for Lenoir County. After performing with ECU's co-ed acappella group, Drastic Measures, and debuting in LCC's White Christmas, he is delighted to continue in the performing arts in the roles of Mr. Sanders and Jeff Sanderson.

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Joshua Litscher, We always knew you were destined for great things!

— Mom and Dad

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Joely Grace,

Wow sweetheart, your second show!

Congratulations on being chosen for a role in School of Rock! We admire your dedication and have enjoyed watching you shine! Continue to be a light.

We are extremely proud of you!

Love Always, Mom, Dad, and Sis

Break a leg, Ava! We love you! ­- Mom, Dad, and Lela

Rock out, Thomas!

- Love, Mom and Dad

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