White Christmas, The Musical by Lenoir Community College

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Based Upon the Paramount Pictures Film Written For the Screen by Norman Krasna, Norman Panama, and Melvin Frank

MUSIC AND LYRICS BY IRVING BERLIN BOOK BY DAVID IVES and PAUL BLAKE

Original stage production directed by WALTER BOBBIE

December TITLE SPONSOR PERFORMING ARTS 1 – 3 & 8 – 10 2023 LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE Briley Auditorium | Turner Stage WHITE CHRISTMAS is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com

Kassidy, Behind you are memories. Before you are all your dreams. All around you are those who love you. And with God you have all you need. We are so proud of you!

- Dad, Mom, Landon, & Kendra

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 Special Thank You to Our Sponsors.............................................................................8 Scene Synopsis....................................................................................................18–19 Meet the Creative Team and Orchestra Members .....................................................20 Meet the Cast............................................................................................................21 Cast Biographies..................................................................................................22–23

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WELCOME

From the President of Lenoir Community College Dear Patrons of the Arts,

Dr. Rusty Hunt

Welcome to Lenoir Community College and to this exciting production of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas The Musical. 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 Irving Berlin’s White Christmas The Musical to life on stage tonight. Their dedication and talent have provided us with an evening that reminds us of the importance of love, friendship, and the spirit of giving, especially during the holiday season. 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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From the Executive Director of the LCC Foundation Dear valued donors and community members,

Mrs. Jeanne Kennedy

We are honored and privileged to have been a small part of the exceptional production of Irving Berlin's White Christmas The Musical. It is through the generous contributions of individuals like you that we are able to 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.

We appreciate the efforts you have made towards increasing our scholarship funds for our students, as many individuals in our area are not able to afford a college education. It is through 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 desire to help a student gain an education or to support the Fine Arts Department, please feel free to reach out to us at 252-233-6812. With the talent on display at Lenoir Community College and within our community, as well as your invaluable support, we are confident that we can continue to provide access to educational opportunities and enrich the cultural experience of all those 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. Sincerely,

Executive Director, Lenoir Community College Foundation

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DIRECTOR'S NOTE

Welcome to Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, a heartwarming and inclusive experience that transcends its apparent innocence. This production delves deep into the themes of community and the ties that bind us all together. In a world where individuals too often prioritize self-interest, our characters remind us of the importance of our connections and responsibilities to those around us. Through the army, show business, running an inn together, and the power of friendship and sisterhood, the characters of White Jessica Cruz Christmas build meaningful relationships. They teach us that true fulfillment and meaning are found by embracing change, pursuing our passions, and opening ourselves up to love. As we journey through the story, we witness the transformative power of generosity in the lives of these characters. Their commitment to others, to the spirit of Christmas, and to a world founded on compassion and selflessness serves as an inspiration for us all. White Christmas invites us to reexamine our priorities and embrace a mindset in which we are for others, not just for ourselves. Join us for an unforgettable evening filled with heartwarming moments and a reminder of the connections that make us whole. White Christmas is a celebration of the human spirit and a call to find fulfillment through community, generosity, and love. Prepare to be moved as our talented cast brings this remarkable story to life, inviting us all to experience the transformative power of joy, love, and purpose in our lives. Grace and Peace,

We would like to thank all our active duty and former military personnel for their service to our country. Out of respect for the uniform and medals you earned, we will not present an authentic uniform on the stage of this show, as we have not earned the privilege of wearing it.

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SPECIAL THANKS

We would like to express a heartfelt thank you to all the volunteers who helped make our production of White Christmas come alive. Your hard work and dedication to the project did not go unnoticed. Belk of Kinston Carla Fleming 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 Marian Kennedy New Bern Civic Theatre North Lenoir High School Drama Department The O'Neil Opera House Theatre Company Shannon Brunk

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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS TITLE SPONSOR

PRODUCTION SPONSOR

CONCESSION SPONSOR

DIRECTING SPONSORS

STAGE SPONSORS

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Carson: To our new favorite performer, we love watching you on stage doing what you love to do, which is acting. Congratulations on a great performance. You have made us so proud. We pray that you always succeed in whatever you do. Love,

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My name is Art, and I am playing Bob Wallace in White Christmas The Musical. I would like to introduce you to my mother, Nancy Rimbert, who was one of the most significant influences of my life. It was from her that I first learned the love of music and singing as she stood beside me in church singing harmony. During my first ever solo, it was her face that my anxious wandering eyes sought for reassurance, and it was under her tutelage that I learned to read, write, speak, and even to act during our many small school and churchplays. She taught me so many things including how to sew and how to bake. But most importantly, she taught me love and kindness. Through almost 50 years working tirelessly at the same school, teaching students, training staff, and mentoring fellow teachers including me, she demonstrated what it was like to be dedicated, patient, and loving. Because of her love and dedication to her family and her students, I would like to dedicate this page and this performance to her.

Micham and McSwain CPAs would like to wish the entire cast, the director, all the musicians, the backstage crew, and the team of tech staff the very best of luck! All your hours of work are a labor of love and are greatly appreciated! 15

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MUSICAL SCENE SYNOPSIS ACT 1 SCENE 1: Somewhere on the Western Front of WWII—Christmas Eve, 1944 HAPPY HOLIDAY.......................................................................Bob, Phil, and Sheldrake WHITE CHRISTMAS...........................................................Bob, Phil, Sheldrake, and GIs SCENE 2: The Ed Sullivan Show—1954 HAPPY HOLIDAY/LET YOURSELF GO............................................. Bob, Phil, and Chorus SCENE 3: Backstage at the Ed Sullivan Show/Backstage at Jimmy’s LOVE AND THE WEATHER......................................................................... Bob and Betty SCENE 4: Jimmy’s Back Room—later that evening SISTERS................................................................................................... Betty and Judy THE BEST THINGS HAPPEN WHILE YOU’RE DANCING................ Phil, Judy, and Quintet SCENE 5: A Train Car—later that night SNOW................................................. Phil, Judy, Bob, Betty, Snoring Man, Passengers SCENE 6: The Front Desk of the Columbia Inn in Vermont WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH A GENERAL?........................................ Martha, Bob, and Phil SCENE 7: The Barn Rehearsal Hall LET ME SING AND I’M HAPPY.............................................................................. Martha SCENE 8: The Front Porch of the Inn COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS INSTEAD OF SHEEP......................................... Bob and Betty SCENE 9: Ralph Sheldrake’s Office, New York; Martha’s Switchboard SCENE 10: The Barn Rehearsal Hall—later that day BLUE SKIES..................................................................................... Bob and the Chorus

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MUSICAL SCENE SYNOPSIS ACT 2 SCENE 1: Onstage in the Barn Theatre—the next day I LOVE A PIANO............................................................................Phil, Judy, and Chorus SCENE 2: Betty’s Room at the Inn—soon after FALLING OUT OF LOVE CAN BE FUN...........................................Martha, Betty, and Judy SCENE 3: The Barn Rehearsal Hall—shortly thereafter SISTERS (Reprise)........................................................................................Bob and Phil SCENE 4: The Regency Room, New York—the next evening LOVE, YOU DIDN’T DO RIGHT BY ME/HOW DEEP IS THE OCEAN...............Bob and Betty SCENE 5: The Ed Sullivan Show—the evening after THE OLD MAN............................................................................................Bob and Men SCENE 6: The Front Desk at the Columbia Inn—the next day LET ME SING AND I’M HAPPY (Reprise).................................................................Susan SCENE 7: Backstage at the Barn Theatre—that evening, Christmas Eve HOW DEEP IS THE OCEAN (Reprise).........................................................Betty and Bob THE OLD MAN (Reprise)..................................................Bob, Phil, Sheldrake, and Men WHITE CHRISTMAS..........................................................................................Company SCENE 8: Curtain Call I’VE GOT MY LOVE TO KEEP ME WARM.............................................................Company

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MEET THE CREATIVE TEAM DIRECTOR........................................................................................Jessica Cruz MUSICAL DIRECTORS................Dr. Timothy Maddox-Fisher and Jessica Coghill ASSISTANT DIRECTOR............................................................... Megan Manning PRODUCER....................................................................................... Kristi Wiley CHOREOGRAPHERS............................................. Gabby Cruz and Adrian Jones STAGE MANAGER...........................................................................RJ Thompson SOUND DESIGNER................................................................................Ben Cruz LIGHTING DESIGNER....................................................................Daniel Rowan LIGHTING ENGINEERS......................................... Maggie Gaskins and Eric Hall SET CONSTRUCTION................................ Dr. Brian McBride and Wayne Bayless SCENIC DESIGN.............. Brooke Oleneack, Stephen Bright, and Daniel Rowan TAILORS.............. Carla Fleming, Art Rimbert, Joi Lemon, and Michelle Bayless ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS........................... Stephen Bright and Rosie Cruz

MEET THE ORCHESTRA MEMBERS MUSICAL DIRECTOR/PIANO ............Dr. Timothy Maddox-Fisher/Jessica Coghill VIOLIN.................................................................................... Andrea Shalhoub VIOLIN............................................................................ Tim Jones/Jamie Cook VIOLA.............................................................................................Bryna Coonin CELLO.......................................................Kimberly Zimmerman/Claire Bamber BASS........................................................................................ Vincent DiNapoli SAXOPHONE...............................................................................Rick Cournoyer CLARINET...................................................Quinten Robinson/Richard Schuster FLUTE................................................................................. Ann Clarke Courtney TRUMPET......................................................................................... Joe Brinson TRUMPET.......................................................................................Rich Garafolo TENOR TROMBONE.......................................................................Rob McSherry TUBA.......................................................................................Dr. Brian McBride PERCUSSION.............................................................................. Joshua Mineer AUXILIARY PERCUSSION.............................................................Jane Hanrahan 20

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BOB WALLACE...................................................................................Art Rimbert PHIL DAVIS..................................................................................... Adrian Jones BETTY HAYNES.............................................................................Cristle Gaskins JUDY HAYNES...................................................................................Gabby Cruz GENERAL WAVERLY......................................................................... Dylan Fisher MARTHA WATSON...........................................................................Suzi Wagner SUSAN WAVERLY............................................................................. Carson Cade RALPH SHELDRAKE...................................................................... Tanner Wilson RITA...............................................................................................Alyssa Bayless RHODA...................................................................................... Rebekah Lemon EZEKIEL FOSTER...........................................................................Travis Johnson MIKE NULTY.............................................................................. Christian Moore ENSEMBLE......................... Aaron Williams, Adam Kearney, Caroline Wimbush, Elliott Jones, Gianna Cruz, Ivy Azure, Izzy Houston, Jack Rooney, Joi Lemon, Kassidy Loftin, Lennox Williamson, Lillian Martin, Mackensey Robinson, Mallory Jones, Marcus Jones, Megan Manning, Michael Bryant, Rachel Lemon, RJ Thompson, Simeon Cruz, Thurman Sanders, Victoria Kosinski

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CAST BIOGRAPHIES ART RIMBERT (BOB WALLACE) is thrilled to be back at Lenoir Community College (LCC) after performing as Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol! He has previously performed in Annie Get Your Gun, MacBeth, opera choruses, show chorales, and a cappella octets. He is overjoyed to reunite with the LCC family. He is always grateful for the love and support from his husband, Alan, his most enthusiastic fan! ADRIAN JONES (PHIL DAVIS & CO-CHOREOGRAPHER) is from Wilmington and is a junior Dance Performance and Choreography major at East Carolina University. His previous theatre credits include Man of La Mancha (Flamenco Choreographer), Funny Girl (tap choreographer), Newsies (Specs), Footloose (Jeter), Swing!, 42nd Street, and Disney’s The Little Mermaid. Adrian is so excited to be making his lead debut as Phil Davis and co-choreographing this show!

REBEKAH LEMON (RHODA) cannot wait to take the stage at LCC for a second time this year. Rebekah lives in Kinston and is so excited for her first holiday show. Rebekah has been dancing since 2008 and has been doing theatre since 2012. She has never taken the stage without her twin sister, Rachel Lemon, by her side. CARSON CADE (SUSAN WAVERLY) is a kind, sweet, loving 9-year-old living in Kinston. She is in the 4th grade at Southwood Elementary School. Carson recently played Erica in LCC’s production of Matilda. She is excited for the opportunity to be a part of this production, and she cannot wait to take the stage again with this amazing cast, crew, choreographers, and director.

CRISTLE GASKINS (BETTY HAYNES), as a realtor, wife, and homeschool mom of 7, Cristle dips her toes into the realm of theatre to fulfill her dream of acting and singing on stage by playing the role of Betty. Her favorite pastimes are designing and staging homes and writing while watching the sun set over the ocean. GABBY CRUZ (JUDY HAYNES & CO-CHOREOGRAPHER) is delighted to play her first leading role in a show. Her love of dance led her to the theatre, and she has performed across three counties in the last seven years. She is a student at LCC and will finish her degree in December. She loves a good Arnold Palmer, a great playlist, and traveling with her friends and family. DYLAN FISHER (GENERAL WAVERLY) is honored to be performing in his first LCC show. He studied musical theater at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Previous shows include Oklahoma! (Jud Fry), 110 in the Shade (Noah Curry), Assassins (Zangara), The Adding Machine (Shrdlu) and As You Like It (Duke Senior). He teaches music at Northeast Elementary. He would like to thank his friends and family for their continuous support. SUZI WAGNER (MARTHA WATSON) has performed in other shows including Sister Act, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Annie, The Cake, and Fiddler on the Roof. She loves her husband, Bob Wagner, her children, and grandchildren, and she loves traveling on medical missions. ALYSSA BAYLESS (RITA) is excited to be back onstage with LCC where she recently portrayed Mrs. Wormwood in Matilda. Some of Alyssa’s favorite roles include Ado Annie in Oklahoma!, Sister Mary Amnesia in Nunsense, and Morticia in The Addams Family. Alyssa would like to thank the production team and cast, her husband and family, and you for supporting the local theatre. 1 Peter 4:10

TRAVIS JOHNSON (EZEKIEL FOSTER) is from La Grange. He is a student at LCC, pursuing an associate in arts degree. Travis was in two shows at North Lenoir High School, Into the Woods and The Pajama Game. He is also a huge motorsports fan. CHRISTIAN MOORE (MIKE NULTY) is a student at LCC, with dreams of being a film and television actor. When he is not practicing for a show, Christian is constantly quoting reality TV and committing human sacrifices for a good bottle of ranch dressing. TANNER WILSON (RALPH SHELDRAKE) is excited to be back on stage yet again in another Jessica Cruz production. Previous roles include Boy Scrooge in Ebenezer, Ensemble in A Christmas Carol, and Rudolpho in Matilda. Tanner lives in Kinston. AARON WILLIAMS (ENSEMBLE) Second time's the charm, right? Aaron is a native of La Grange and a "second-time first-time" performer. After being unable to make a stage debut in LCC's Ragtime (2020), he is back and happy to be a part of the White Christmas ensemble. ADAM KEARNEY (ENSEMBLE) is a student at LCC where he is seeking an AFA-Music degree. He loves to play guitar and spend time with his family. This is his first show. CAROLINE WIMBUSH (ENSEMBLE) is a junior at North Lenoir High School. She has been dancing for 10 years, practicing styles such as ballet, tap, pointe, lyrical, and jazz. In addition to dance, she also plays flute in her school’s marching band. She was born in Kinston and has lived there since!

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CAST BIOGRAPHIES ELLIOTT JONES (ENSEMBLE) was born and raised in Kinston and has participated in plays at Lenoir Community College in the past. He loves spending time with his daughter and is looking forward to doing this play with her!

MACKENSEY ROBINSON (ENSEMBLE) is 18 years old; her passions include singing, dance, and creative writing. She is a student at Lenoir Community College, and this is her first musical.

GIANNA CRUZ (ENSEMBLE) is no stranger to Turner Stage. We recently saw her perform as Matilda in Matilda, The Musical. She is excited to dance her heart out in this show. She loves swimming, riding her bike, and painting her nails. Ask her about her genuine love for Takis and seaweed.

MALLORY JONES (ENSEMBLE) has been in dance for five years now and is only 6 years old! She loves to sing and dance and could do it all day long! She loves her mom and dad very much.

IVY AZURE (ENSEMBLE) is a New Bern native who you last saw on Turner stage as a Mersister in Disney’s The Little Mermaid. She plays five instruments, sings, dances, and is extremely prone to accidents. IZZY HOUSTON (ENSEMBLE) is a 15-yearold sophomore at South Lenoir High School. She loves music, art, and animals. Izzy’s favorite subject is science, and she wants to be a Forensic Entomologist when she grows up.

MARCUS JONES (ENSEMBLE) is thrilled to be part of the enchanting production of White Christmas. Born amidst a serene snowfall, Marcus embraces the spirit of the holiday season. With his mesmerizing vocals and passion for jazz music, he shines brightly as a member of the ensemble, captivating audiences with each heartfelt note. Get ready for a winter wonderland of music and magic with Marcus in White Christmas. MICHAEL BRYANT (ENSEMBLE) is excited to perform in his second show at LCC. He enjoys Pac-Man, Mario, and loves to help his peers.

JACK SEBASTIAN ROONEY (ENSEMBLE) was born in North Carolina and has remained there his whole life. This is his second LCC production though he has done many shows for KOS. He is extremely excited!

RACHEL LEMON (ENSEMBLE) lives in Kinston. She is the youngest of eight, she loves to cook, and she is a retired pageant girl. She will be attending East Carolina University in the Spring.

JOI LEMON (ENSEMBLE) is overjoyed to be a part of one of her favorite Christmas movies, White Christmas. Joi lives in Kinston with her husband, John, and their four children. She enjoys singing, spending quality time with her grandsons, baking, decorating, and providing preschool instructional time with local homeschool groups. She participated in The Music Man, Annie, and Matilda productions.

SIMEON CRUZ (ENSEMBLE) enjoys playing video games and working on computers. He recently worked behind the scenes of Matilda, The Musical in the sound booth. He is doing his mom and big sister a huge favor by joining the cast on stage for this show. He loves his dog, Arlo, and the creators of Door Dash.

KASSIDY LOFTIN (ENSEMBLE) is a junior at South Lenoir High School. She has been dancing for almost nine years. Last summer she was in Matilda, which was her first play.

LENNOX WILLIAMSON (ENSEMBLE) is a 10-year-old from Kinston. He enjoys taking clogging, tap and hip-hop dance classes at Mooves. Lennox is the youngest of four siblings and thinks homeschooling is fun and amazing.This is Lennox's first time in a stage production, and he is looking forward to having an exciting time with everyone.

LILLIAN MARTIN (ENSEMBLE) is a vivacious 12-year-old, who discovered her passion for dance at two. With Studio 86 as her artistic haven, she has blossomed into a skilled dancer. Lillian’s journey reached new heights at the Carolina Ballet Summer Intensive in 2023, fueling her dreams with invaluable experiences and boundless inspiration.

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a current student at Lenoir Community College and has helped with past productions at the College. Thurman enjoys painting, dancing, and art.

VICTORIA KOSINSKI (ENSEMBLE) graduated from UNC Pembroke in 2021 with her bachelor's degree in criminal justice. She works as a legal assistant at the Barber and Webster, P.L.L.C. She has a spunky Golden Doodle named Doodle that comes to work with her to assist at the law firm. She comes from a dance background and will enjoy being a dancer in this production.

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