LRCA Mary Poppins Playbill 2020

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A musical based on the stories of P.L. Travers and the Walt Disney Film Original Music and Lyrics Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman Book by Julian Fellowes New Songs and Additional Music and Lyrics by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe Co-Created by Cameron Mackintosh Directed by Kay Basham Production Manager Hollie Shepherd Choreographer Bridget Davis Sound Design by Jim Faulk Costume Lead Kaylee Hopper, ‘20 Costume Consultant Emily Garner Director of Fine Arts Lynn Beardsley

Musical Directors Stephen Curry Debbie Hill Technical Director Jim Faulk Set Design by Ryan Wheeler, ‘21 Hair Design and Lead Heidi Denny, ‘20

Orchestra Conductor Angela Goff Lighting Design by Hollie Shepherd Stage Manager Annelise Duke, ‘20 Makeup Design and Lead Ashlyn Davis, ‘20

Craftsmen Allen Furrey & Fred Lowry

Concessions and Market Suzanne Waters & Melissa Gillam

Fine Arts Coordinator Stephanie Reeves

Fine Arts Support Holly Curry

Head of School Dr. Gary Arnold

Graphic Design Karen Mitchell

Mary Poppins® is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 423 West 55th Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10019 Phone: 212-541-4684 www.MTIShows.com

Cast

Mary Poppins .................................................................................................Allie Mooney Bert................................................................................................................ Joseph Baker George Banks............................................................................................. Thomas Garner Winifred Banks ............................................................................ Lily Margaret Greenway Jane Banks ........................................................................................ Natalie Youngblood Michael Banks..................................................................................................... Jet Rogers Katie Nanna.................................................................................................... Taylor Moran Policeman....................................................................................................... Drew Knecht Miss Lark.....................................................................................................Eden Wilkerson Admiral Boom.............................................................................................George Garner Mrs. Brill............................................................................................................. Ella Scheer Robertson Ay................................................................................................ Louis Waddell Park Keeper........................................................................................................Ben James Neleus..............................................................................................................Mason Lynn Statuettes......................................................................Emma Huchingson, Emily Roberts Queen Victoria..............................................................................................Emma Knecht Bank Chairman........................................................................................ Matthew Bennett Miss Smythe.............................................................................................. Maggie Jackson Herr Von Hussler................................................................................................Parker King Mr. Northbrook...............................................................................................Joshua Baker Bird Woman.............................................................................................. Lyndsey Gardner Mrs. Corry........................................................................................................Ashlyn Davis Annie...........................................................................................................Hannah Brooks Fannie..........................................................................................................Allison Hatfield Miss Andrew................................................................................................ Kylie Robinson

Cast continued Ensemble....................................Claire Barnes, Hannah Brooks, Emma Huchingson, Veronica Ivester, Allison Kirtley, Daniel Lee, Gage Manatt, Lexi Phelps, Emily Roberts, Annie Carol Rypkema, Jewel Smith, Ava Wisinger

CREW Stage Manager............................................................................................. Annelise Duke Assistant Stage Manager...............................................................................Ryan Wheeler Stage Crew................................................................................................................

Costumes..................................Kaylee Hopper (Lead), Teague Cottrell, Lyndsey Gardner, Mairyn McGuilvray, Lela Miller, Victoria Roach, Eden Wilkerson Hair & Dressers.............................................................. Heidi Denny (Lead), Grace Heard, Ms. Elizabeth Hill, Emma Huchingson, Emma Otwell Makeup & Dressers.............................Ashlyn Davis (Lead), Beth Booth, Allie Trieschman, Mary Mac Harkins, Elizabeth Anne, Allie Trieschman

ORCHESTRA Violin........................................................ Isabella Adeola, Sophia Adeola, Paul Douglass, Lili Jones, Katelyn Lyle, AnnaFaith Scott, William Sellers Viola............................................................................................................. Mason Minden Flute.................................................................................................................Loren Cruse Clarinet....................................................................Carly Auel, Mia Flower, Ethan Graves, Emma Hodnet, Ashley Ligon, Luke Spears Alto Saxophone...........................................................................................Jacob Edwards French Horn..................................................................................................Landon Tucker Trumpet........................................................................ William Roach, Mr. Taylor Brandon Baritone..................... Kadence Armstrong, Witt Clements, Cole Proctor, Callie Workman Tuba................................................................................................................Jett Espinosa Keyboard........................................................................................................... Aidan Ross Piano............................................................................................................Jenna Johnson Percussion.............................................................Joli Dobbins, Andrea Pope, Karen Rush

Scenes and Musical Numbers ACT ONE Scene 1 - Cherry Tree Lane Prologue...................................................................................................................... Bert Scene 2 - The Parlor Cherry Tree Lane (Part 1)........................................Mr. Banks, Mrs. Banks, Jane, Michael, ..................................................................................................... Mrs. Brill, Robertson Ay The Perfect Nanny........................................................................................Jane, Michael Cherry Tree Lane (Part 2)....................... Mr. Banks, Mrs. Banks, Jane, Michael, Mrs. Brill, ..................................................................................................................... Robertson Ay Scene 3 - The Nursery Practically Perfect.................................................................Mary Poppins, Jane, Michael Scene 4 - The Park All Me Own Work........................................................................................................ Bert Jolly Holiday..................................................Bert, Mary Poppins, Jane, Michael, Neleus, ................................................................................................. Queen Victoria, Ensemble Scene 5 - The Parlor Let’s Hope She Will Stay.........................................Mr. Banks, Mrs. Banks, Jane, Michael Scene 6 - Cherry Tree Lane/The Kitchen Winds Do Change....................................................................................................... Bert A Spoonful of Sugar................. Mary Poppins, Jane, Michael, Robertson Ay, Mrs. Banks Scene 7 - The Bank Precision and Order........................................... Mr. Banks, Bank Chairman, Bank Clerks, ................................................................................................... Von Hussler, Northbrook A Man Has Dreams............................................................................................. Mr. Banks Scene 8 - Cathedral Steps Feed the Birds...................................................... Bird Woman, Mary Poppins, Ensemble Scene 9 - Cherry Tree Lane/Mrs. Corry’s Talking Shop Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious............ Mary Poppins, Bert, Mrs. Corry, Jane, Michael, ..................................................................................................Annie, Fannie, Customers Scene 10 - Cherry Tree Lane/The Parlor Twists and Turns.......................................................................................................... Bert Scene 11 - The Nursery Stay Awake...................................................................................................Mary Poppins Scene 12 - The Rooftop Chim Chim Cher-ee............................................................................. Mary Poppins, Bert

Scenes and Musical Numbers ACT two Scene 1 - Cherry Tree Lane/The Parlor Cherry Tree Lane (Reprise).................................. Mrs. Brill, Robertson Ay, Jane, Michael, ........................................................................................................Mrs. Banks, Mr. Banks Brimstone & Treacle (Part 1).......................................................................... Miss Andrew Scene 2 - The Park Let’s Go Fly a Kite................Bert, Park Keeper, Michael, Jane, Ensemble, Mary Poppins Good For Nothing ............................................................................................. Mr. Banks Being Mrs. Banks...............................................................................................Mrs. Banks Scene 3 - The Parlor Brimstone & Treacle (Part 2).................................................. Mary Poppins, Miss Andrew Scene 4 - The Nursery Practically Perfect (Reprise)..................................................Jane, Michael, Mary Poppins Scene 5 - The Rooftop Step in Time.................................. Bert, Michael, Jane, Chimney Sweeps, Mary Poppins Scene 6 - The Parlor A Man Has Dreams (Reprise) /A Spoonful of Sugar (Reprise)...................Mr. Banks, Bert Anything Can Happen (Part 1)......................... Mary Poppins, Jane, Michael, Mrs. Banks Scene 7 - Cathedral Steps Feed the Birds (Reprise)................................................................................. Bird Woman Scene 8 - The Bank Precision and Order (Reprise).............................................................. Board of Directors Give Us The Word.............................................................................................. Mr. Banks Scene 13 - The Heavens Anything Can Happen (Part 2)...................................Mary Poppins, Bert, Jane, Michael, .........................................................................................................Mrs. Corry, Ensemble Scene 14 - Cherry Tree Lane Scene 15 - The Nursery A Spoonful of Sugar (Reprise)......................................................................Mary Poppins Bows..................................................................................................Company, Orchestra

DIRECTOR’S NOTES We bring you, Disney!!

Mary Poppins is a show that’s entertaining to our whole school community! This show joins a long list of productions with characters who fly… Peter Pan, The Wizard of Oz, and now Mary Poppins. In recent years, the Warrior Hall stage has been home to gun shooting competitions, pirate ships, dead bodies in window seats, dancing fish, tap dancing birds, German troops, cavorting Russians, singing nuns, and swimming whales.

In this production, we have three hard-working elementary students in their debut roles: Natalie (4th), Jet (2nd), and Gage (2nd). We have wrestlers and football players. We have horseback riders and swimmers. We have video backdrops, costumes from the Arkansas Repertory Theatre, and an all-student orchestra.

Please read the credits to see who took leadership roles in our crew. These students are noteworthy and have shown leadership beyond their young ages. We are also thrilled to work with another professional choreographer, who you can see performing at venues all around Central Arkansas, Ms. Bridgett Davis.

It takes tremendous amounts of time and talent from our entire Fine Arts team to produce an excellent experience for our students. I want to thank all of you, cast, crew, and staff for helping create this lovely story of a father who learns how to better love his family.

I hope our show is PRACTICALLY PERFECT in every way!

Thank you, Kay Basham Kay has been working with drama productions at Little Rock Christian Academy since 2002. During this time, she has been involved in over 30 projects from evenings of “one-acts” to fully-staged musicals.

She holds a B.A. in Theatre and a Master of Fine Arts in Acting. Kay has been married to Chuck Basham for 35 years.

Special Thanks Michael and Emily Garner/ Pro Service Builders for graciously underwriting the costs involved in costume rental for this production...and for years of support and encouragement to theatre students and faculty Page Daniel for years of expertise and support with our ever growing audio needs AR Repertory Theatre and Hannah Davis, Costume Shop Manager, for the incredible support, wisdom, and encouragement she gives to educational theatre Terri Simpson’s ceramics classes for George Banks’ precious vases

PRODUCTION TEAM Hollie Shepherd (Production Manager) Hollie is the Drama teacher for Middle School, Junior High and High School at LRCA. She has a degree in Theatre Arts and a minor in Communications from Henderson State University. While attending HSU, she was nominated as one of eight in the nation to student direct at the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. Though she has been acting since the age of 15, she has not performed on stage since her senior year of college where she played Mrs. Potts in the play Picnic in 2004. Mrs. Shepherd has been teaching and directing in public and private schools for the past 14 years. She feels very blessed and excited about being at LRCA. She would like to thank her wonderful husband Michael, sweet son Mason, and precious little girl Jordyn, for being so supportive.

Debbie Hill (Musical Director) Debbie and her husband, Tom, are parents of four LRCA graduates - Sarah (‘09), Anna and Elizabeth (‘11) and Mary Claire (‘12). She has a B.A. in Music Education from Hendrix College and a Master of Arts in Music from Southern Methodist University.

Debbie considers it a privilege and a joy to be working on her 15th musical at LRCA

Stephen Curry, ‘11 (Musical Director) Stephen is thrilled to be back teaching at LRCA! Stephen is the 5th-12th Vocal Director at LRCA and teaches general music, junior high/high school choir, AP Music Theory, and oversees the LRCA chapel worship bands. Stephen holds his BME in Choral Music Education from Ouachita Baptist University. Favorite OBU theatre credits include Render the Musical (Original Music & Orchestrations/ Music Director) Shrek the Musical, Footloose (Head, Keyboard Programming/MIDI) and The Tonight Show at Ouachita (Original Music/Music Director.) Stephen provides music direction for LRCA Summer Musical Theatre Camps and teaches with his wife Abby at Praiseworks summer worship camps. Much love to Abby, his incredible colleagues, and these amazingly talented students!

Bridget Davis (Choreographer) Bridget is so excited to be back working with the young artists at LRCA, after a very successful summer production of Mulan, Jr.! She received her Bachelor of Music in Music Theatre from Oklahoma City University. After graduation, she spent time in NYC, before heading out on the National Tour of A Charlie Brown Christmas traveling the United States and Canada. Favorite Little Rock performance credits include Sophie (Mamma Mia), Sister Mary Robert (Sister Act), Sandy (Grease). Bridget teaches with Education at The Rep, works as a Pure Barre Instructor, and is an active performer in the community.

PRODUCTION TEAM Angela Goff (Conductor) - Angela is the High School Band and Orchestra Director at LRCA. She has 20 years of teaching experience in both public and private schools and has played in and directed many musical productions throughout her career.

Angela holds an M.M. in Conducting from Southern Oregon University and a B.M. in Instrumental Music Education from Liberty University. She thanks her husband, Ken, her son, Joshua, and her co-workers for their continuous support and fellowship Jim Faulk (Technical Director) - Jim was called into the ministry in 1985 and has traveled widely as a speaker and worship leader. He has served as an Olympic Chaplain in Barcelona, Lillehammer, and Atlanta. He is a founding member of the production, Showtime! While on staff at a local church, he began teaching Biblical Worldview as an adjunct instructor. Over his 15 years at LRCA, Jim has morphed from Biblical Worldview to Media Production and has worked with LRCA theatrical productions for eight years. Jim is a father of three LRCA graduates, Emily (class of 2012), Grace (class of 2017) and Carly (class of 2018) who have all been involved in LRCA shows over the years - onstage, backstage and in the orchestra. He is married to Sharon Faulk who is a Little Rock Christian Elementary teacher.

Annelise Duke, ‘20 (Stage Manager) Annelise is a senior and previous productions include Twelve Angry Jurors (Stage Manager), The Sound of Music (Stagehand), Steel Magnolias (Lighting and Sound Assistant), The Little Mermaid (Makeup and Hair Team, Costume Assistant) and The Westing Game (Costume Assistant). She is a member of the Thespian Troupe #8226, enjoys photography and spending time with friends and family. Annelise thanks Mrs. Shepherd for teaching her all she knows, Mrs. Basham for putting on amazing shows, Mrs. Debbie for her dedication and hard work, and her parents for pushing her to do what she loves.

Ryan Wheeler, ‘21 (Set Design) - Ryan is a junior who became involved with LRCA productions in his sophomore year with Meet Me in St. Louis.

He designed the trolley used for Meet Me in St. Louis, as well as designing many pieces used in Mary Poppins. He enjoys surfing at the lake, buying and selling vehicles, and being with friends and family. Ryan thanks Mrs. Shepherd for involving him in productions and pushing him in design. He also thanks his parents for all the support and time invested over the years.

PRODUCTION TEAM Kaylee Hopper, ‘20 (Costume Lead) - Kaylee is a senior who has come to love costuming! A natural leader, Kaylee apprenticed under Mrs. Emily Garner and has grown oversee the costume design, construction, and editing efforts for LRCA’s major productions. Outside theatre, you’ll find thespians cheering for Kaylee, who is a starter for the Lady Warrior Varsity Basketball team...Go #31! Kaylee is actively involved in the Interior Design community and enjoys custom website design. She would like to thank her family, the Warrior Haul community, her coaches and team, and especially Mrs. Garner for allowing her to pursue her passions and fulfill her dreams, even when they may seem out of reach!

Ashlyn Davis, ‘20 (Makeup Design/ Crew Lead) - Ashlyn is a senior and was last seen as Gwendolen Fairfax in The Importance of Being Earnest. Other roles include 12 Angry Jurors (Juror 12), The Sound of Music (Ensemble), The Little Mermaid (Ensemble), The Westing Game (Podcaster) and A Christmas Story (Esther Jane). She enjoys napping, modeling, eating fancy bread, and reading. Ashlyn has trained in Musical Theatre Production, Advanced Acting, Directing and Production and General Theatre Appreciation through Thespian Festival Challenges and Young Performers of America workshops. She thanks her friends and family for their support, the cast and crew for working with her, Mrs. Basham for giving her this opportunity, and Mrs. Beardsley for the hype.

Heidi Denny, ‘20 (Hair Design/Crew Lead) - Heidi is a senior and this is her fourth time to oversee the Hair Student Team. Previous productions include Twelve Angry Jurors, Steel Magnolias, The Little Mermaid (Fish) and The Westing Game (Party Guest).

She loves to travel especially to Rwanda on mission trips and plays the ukulele just for fun. She thanks her parents for their encouragement and Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Basham, and Mrs. Garner for allowing her to use her creativity through hairstyling.

Eden Wilkerson, ‘20 (Leadership Practicum) - Eden is a senior who has spent this spring as a Leadership Practicum student with Mrs. Beardsley, Director of Fine Arts. Her focus has been on managing the multiple elements involved in a large-scale production, such as financial stewardship, human resources, sponsor relations, and project management.

Eden’s love of theatre has lead her to train at The Rep Summer Conservatory and apprentice in costuming, make-up, and hair design. She loves singing, traveling, hanging out with friends and volunteering for Make-A-Wish and theatre-related events.

Eden thanks her family for supporting her, Mrs. Basham and Mrs. Shepherd for pushing her, Mrs. Garner for teaching her all things costuming, and Mrs. Beardsley for showing her how a show goes on!

Cast Allie Mooney, ‘20 (Mary Poppins) - Allie is thrilled to be in her 8th production on the Warrior Hall stage, most recently as Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest. A member of the Warrior Choir, Art Society, Worship Team, and National Art Honors Society, Allie has also been named to All-State Cast (2020) and All-Region Choir (2018, 2019). She would like to thank Mrs. Basham for having faith in her these past four years, everyone involved in the making of this production, and as it’s her last production, she thanks her mom for the years of support and encouragement!

Allison Hatfield, 23 (Fannie, Ensemble) - Allison is excited to be in the cast of Mary Poppins! Previously, she participated in The Importance of Being Earnest, Payphone, and played the Dragon in Shrek, Jr. Outside of theatre, Allison enjoys choir, art, and playing the violin. She thanks her parents, friends, Mrs. Basham, and the cast for making this experience so enjoyable.

Allison Kirtley, 22 (Ensemble) - In her first large scale production, Allison is thrilled to be a part of the cast of Mary Poppins. She has studied piano and voice for years and also participates in the Science Olympiad.

Allison would like to thank her family and friends for constantly loving and supporting her through her endeavors.

Annie Carol Rypkema, ‘22 (Ensemble) - Annie Carol is honored to be a part of this exciting production! She also participates in FBLA and Thespian Troupe #8226. Annie Carol enjoys writing, running, traveling, and has studied piano for several years. She thanks God for blessing her with wonderful people and opportunities, her parents, grandparents, siblings, and friends for always being there for her and giving her encouragement.

Ashlyn Davis, ‘20 (Mrs. Corry) - Recently named an All-State Cast member, Ashlyn has previously performed in The Importance of Being Earnest (Gwendolen), 12 Angry Jurors (Juror #12), The Sound of Music and The Little Mermaid. She was chosen for LRCA’s Theatre Practicum program, where she is able to lead lower school students in theatre studies. Ashlyn enjoys modeling, reading, and writing. She thanks her parents, siblings, teachers, and friends for their support.

Ava Wisinger, ‘21 (Ensemble) - A member of the All-Region Choir (2018, 2019, 2020), Ava has previously performed in Meet Me in St. Louis and The Sound of Music. She participates in Model UN, FBLA, and her youth group, while actively volunteering in her church community. Ava thanks her family for encouraging her to audition in that very first production!

Cast Ben James, ‘20 (Park Keeper) - This is senior Ben James’ first production in Warrior Hall. A member of the Varsity Football and Wrestling teams, Ben thanks his family for supporting him through all his endeavors, regardless of what they are.

Claire Barnes, ‘23 (Ensemble) - Previous performances include The Lion King (Lioness), Wizard of Oz (Auntie Em), Shrek (Little Fiona), and Suessical (Bird Girl/ Ensemble). Outside of theatre, Claire enjoys running on the cross country team. She gives special thanks to her family and Mrs. Mann for helping her find her love of theatre!

Daniel (Jinsung) Lee, ‘23 (Ensemble) - Mary Poppins is a unique opportunity for Daniel Lee, an exchange student from South Korea in his first year at Little Rock Christian. Excited (and a little nervous) to be a part of his first theatrical production, Daniel, a freshman, is also involved in Pop Culture Club and is a reporter for the high school newspaper, The Warrior Times.

Drew Knecht, ‘23 (Policeman) - Freshman Drew Knecht is excited to be debuting as an actor on the Warrior Hall stage. He is also involved in several LRCA musical groups, including the Marching Band and has previously played baritone in the pit orchestra. Drew is especially grateful to his sister, Emma, for introducing him to theatre and inspiring him to try something new.

Eden Wilkerson, 20 (Miss Lark) - Eden is thrilled to be in another performance at LRCA. Previous shows include The Importance of Being Earnest (Cecily), The Sound of Music (Nun Ensemble), and The Little Mermaid (Ensemble). She also has extensive experience as Lead Costumer for shows including 12 Angry Jurors and Steel Magnolias. In her spare time, Eden enjoys traveling, singing, and baking. She wishes to thank Mrs. Basham, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Debbie, and Mrs. Garner for teaching her to love and appreciate theatre. She thanks her family for always supporting her!

Cast Ella Scheer, ‘22 (Mrs. Brill) - Sophomore Ella Scheer is excited to be back on the stage at LRCA. Previous shows include The Importance of Being Earnest (Merriman), Meet Me in St. Louis (Ensemble), and 12 Angry Jurors (Guard). Recently named an All-State Cast Member for 2020, Ella also enjoys playing the piano and singing. She wishes to thank God for blessing her with the ability to perform, her friends for keeping her laughing every day, and her parents for supporting her in all her endeavors!

Emily Roberts, ‘23 (Statuette, Ensemble) - Emily is thrilled to be in the cast of Mary Poppins! Previous performances include a Lioness in LRCA’s summer production of The Lion King, Jr. Emily has extensive training in violin and has been a member of the Arkansas Symphony Youth Orchestra. She is a competitive dancer and enjoys studio arts.

Emily thanks her family for supporting her in all her “crazy” activities!

Emma Huchinson, ‘20 (Statuette, Ensemble) - Emma is excited to be in her first performance at LRCA! Her hobbies include playing guitar and fun experiences with her family and friends. Emma also serves on the Mary Poppins costume team. She wishes to thank her mom for encouraging her to try something new and to be the best she can

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Emma Knecht, ‘20 (Queen Victoria) - Senior Emma Knecht has been involved in numerous Warror Hall productions, including Sorry, Wrong Number (Student Director), 12 Angry Jurors (Juror #9), Meet Me in St. Louis (Ensemble), and The Sound of Music (Nun Ensemble). She also enjoys performing with the Warrior Choir, Warrior Orchestra, Warrior Jazz Band, and is an officer in Thespian Troupe #8226. Emma was named to the All-Region Choirs in 2017 and 2018. She wishes to thank Mrs. Basham, Mrs. Shepherd, Mr. Curry, Mrs. Hill, Mr. Faulk and everyone in the cast, crew, and orchestra who made this show possible.

Gage Manatt, ‘30 (Ensemble) - This is Gage’s first performance in Warrior Hall! This past summer, Gage enjoyed theatre camp at the Arkansas Repertory Theatre. He receives dance instruction from Dance Dynamics and, last spring, was given the opportunity to perform a hip hop duet with his instructor.

He also enjoys running club, biking, art, and imaginative play. Gage wishes to thank the theatre department for taking a chance on him and giving him this opportunity!

Cast George Garner, ‘22 (Admiral Boom) George has been in the cast of several LRCA musicals, including Meet Me in St Louis (Peewee Drummond), The Sound of Music (Nazi, Ensemble), and The Little Mermaid (Sailor, Rock, Whale Crew). He is also a member of the Varsity Football and Wrestling Teams.

Outside of school, George enjoys fishing. He would like to thank God first, Mrs. Basham for her theatrical directing, Mrs. Debbie and Mr. Curry for their help with singing, Mrs. Shepherd for keeping it real, and his friends and family for all the love and laughs.

Hannah Brooks, ‘23 (Annie, Ensemble) - Hannah’s previous performances include Murry’s Dinner Playhouse’s production of Mary Poppins (Jane Banks), Royal Theatre’s A Little Princess (Nora), and LRCA’s The Sound of Music (Festival Contestant). Hannah enjoys leading worship, studio arts, and being outdoors. In addition to singing, she plays the piano, guitar, and ukulele. Hannah would like to thank God for the gift of theatre, her family for their love and support, as well as Mrs. Basham, Mrs. Debbie, Mrs. Shepherd, and Mr. Curry for making her experience in Warrior Hall amazing!

Jet Rogers, ‘30 (Michael Banks) - Jet is excited about his first theatrical performance!

Outside of school, Jet is a member of Mission Friends and Children’s Choir at Immanuel Baptist Church. He loves playing basketball.

Jet thanks his big sister, Bella, for helping him prepare for his role since the moment he was born.

Jewel Smith, ‘23 (Ensemble) - Jewel has performed in The Gift of Christmas (Swing Dancer), The Jungle Book (Bagheera), The Little Mermaid (Jellyfish), and Seussical (Who).

When away from school, she enjoys playing on the tennis team, and singing in the youth praise team. Jewell wants to thank her family for giving her the opportunity to do what she loves and have fun with her peers!

Cast Joseph Baker, ‘21 (Bert) - Joseph Baker has previously been seen in The Sound of Music, Meet Me in St. Louis (Mr. Smith), and most recently, The Importance of Being Earnest (Algernon Moncrieff), for which he was named a 2020 All-State Cast member.

Joseph has been involved in student government as class president both his sophomore and junior years. He is a member of the Warrior Wrestling team and has run on the Warrior Track team. Joseph would like to thank his brother Jacob for getting him to audition for his first production back during his freshman year. He also thanks Mrs. Basham, Mrs. Shepherd, and Mrs. Hill for investing into his theatre education.

Joshua Baker, ‘20 (Northbrook) - Joshua was first seen on the Warrior Hall stage when he played in last spring’s production of Meet Me in St. Louis (John Truitt). He played on the Varsity Football team as a starting lineman.

Joshua is also a member of Warrior Wrestling and Warrior Choir. He would like to thank his parents for supporting him in both athletics and the arts.

Kylie Robinson, ‘21 (Miss Andrews) - Kylie is thrilled to be playing the part of Miss Andrews in LRCA’s production of Mary Poppins! She was previously in this fall’s show Sorry, Wrong Number (Western Union operator). Kylie also particpates in Warrior Archery, the LRCA Art Society, and Science Olympiad. She thanks her family, God, and her friends for helping her have the confidence to be here today in theatre.

Lexie Phelps, ‘23 (Ensemble) - Freshman Lexie Phelps has previously worked on production crews for Sorry, Wrong Number as well as The Importance of Being Earnest. She is a member of the Warrior Choir and is a cheerleader. Lexie would like to thank her friends and family for always believing in her through everything she does!

Cast Lily Margaret Greenway, ‘20 (Winifred Banks) - A veteran to the Warrior Hall stage, Lily Margaret has been most notably seen in Sorry, Wrong Number (Mrs. Stevenson), Meet Me in St. Louis (Agnes Smith), 12 Angry Jurors (Juror #4), and in The Westing Game (Turtle Wexler). In February, Lily Margaret was named to Showcase at the AR State Thespian Festival - the first student to do so in LRCA history. She is the president of the LRCA Thespian Troupe #8226, the high school founder/coordinator of LRCA’s Middle School Theatre Club, and serves as a Theatre Practicum student for Grade 6 Theatre. Lily Margaret sings in the Warrior Choir and serves as Study Body Chaplain. She would like to thank God for His sovereign plan and guidance, her amazingly supportive parents and little brother Vaughn, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Garner, Mr. Banks and all of the people who have made Warrior Hall feel like home.

Louis Waddell, ‘21 (Robertson Ay) Junior Louis Waddell is no stranger to the stage! Audiences have seen Louis in a host of performances, including Meet Me in St. Louis (Sidney Purvis/ Ensemble), The Sound of Music (Kurt Von Trapp), The Little Mermaid (Flounder), Annie Get Your Gun (Little Jake), and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Charlie Bucket). In his free time, Louis enjoys playing the guitar and playing in the super competitive church basketball league.

He wishes to thank Mrs. Basham and Mrs. Debbie for all the help they’ve provided for him.

Lyndsey Gardner, ‘22 (Bird Woman) Lyndsey’s previous productions include Sorry Wrong Number (Sergeant Duffy), 12 Angry Jurors (Judge), Meet Me in St. Louis (Ensemble). Lyndsey is a member of Warrior Choir and is also an inducted member of LRCA’s Thespian Troupe #8226. She has been named to the All-Region Choir each year since She would like to thank Mrs. Kay Basham, Mrs. Hollie Shepherd, Mrs. Debbie Hill, Mr. Stephen Curry, Mrs. Emily Garner, and the entire cast and crew. She would also like to thank her parents, grandparents, and sister Grace for their love, support, and encouragement!

Maggie Jackson, ‘20 (Miss Smythe) - Senior Maggie Jackson is thrilled to be in LRCA’s production of Mary Poppins! Previously, Maggie has been seen in The Little Mermaid (Ensemble), The Sound of Music (Ensemble), and Meet Me in St. Louis (Chief Operator/ Crew). A natural leader, Maggie gives oversight to both a Wyldlife group and a 7th Grade girls small group, as well as serving as a Fellowship Student Ministries Worship Leader. She would like to thank the LRCA Fine Arts department for giving her the opportunity to express myself on stage. Maggie wishes to thank her family for believing in her. She also wants to thank the senior girls in Fine Arts for being so supportive of her and says “ I love you all so much!!”

Cast Mason Lynn, ‘20 (Neleus) - Mason is happy to take on his second production at LRCA! His previous role was in Meet Me in St. Louis (Ensemble). He also enjoys being a part of LRCA’s cross country team. He would like to thank his family for supporting him in theatre and everything else.

Matthew Bennett, ‘20 (Bank Chairman) - Matthew is excited to make his first appearance on the Warrior Hall stage.

Outside of theatre, Matthew enjoys being part of the LRCA football team as a three-year letterman and starting left tackle, singing in Warrior Choir and serving as secretary, involvement in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Honors Society and participating in his church’s worship and youth activities.

Not so secret anymore, Matthew is adept at impressions and can currently do approximately 50 different voices. He’d like to thank his mom who he loves so much and who encouraged him to be a part of this production.

Natalie Youngblood, ‘28 (Jane Banks) Natalie is so excited to be a part of this production! She has previously performed in the third grade play Not Your Average Joe (Nan).

She enjoys playing soccer and basketball outside of theatre, as well as being involved in choir, art, and Girl Scouts! She would like send a thank you shout out to Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Basham, and the entire Mary Poppins cast!

Parker King, ‘21 (Von Hussler) - Parker’s precious performances include Meet Me in St. Louis (Grandpa), The Sound of Music (Herr Zeller), and 12 Angry Jurors (Juror 11).

Parker also did tech for Murders and Manners this past fall. In his spare time Parker enjoys playing instruments for FSM. He would like to thank God and everyone who has supported and helped him through this amazing experience.

Sammie Wilkerson (Willoughby the Dog) - Sammie is so excited to make his stage debut! At home Sammie enjoys running outside, cuddling up on his pillow by the fire, playing with toys, and sitting on people’s laps! He would like to thank Mrs. Basham for giving him the opportunity to play this role!

Cast Taylor Moran, ‘20 (Katie Nanna) - This is Taylor’s 8th show at LRCA. Her previous performances include The Importance of Being Earnest (Ms. Prism), Meet Me in St. Louis (Ensemble), 12 Angry Jurors (Juror 6), The Sound of Music (Nun Ensemble), Steel Magnolias (Annelle), The Little Mermaid (Princess), and The Westing Game (Dr. Sikes). Taylor is also the Vice President of LRCA’s Thespian Troupe #8226. Outside of theatre, Taylor loves to sing, dance, travel, and hangout with friends. She would like to thank her amazing parents, directors, and cast mates but most importantly God for her wonderful time in Warrior theatre!

Thomas Garner, ‘20 (George Banks) - Senior Thomas Garner is no stranger to the Warrior Hall stage! Previously, audiences have seen him in several shows including Meet Me in St. Louis (Warren Sheffield), The Sound of Music (Max Detweiler), and The Little Mermaid (King Triton). Thomas is the current president of the Warrior Choir. He is a fouryear letterman with the Warrior Wrestling Team, on which he has been named as an All-State Wrestler and 2020 National Team Qualifier. This year’s captain, Thomas was awarded the 2020 State 195 Silver Medal.

He also lettered in Varsity Football and was a lineman on the 2018 State Championship Team. Outside of school, Thomas enjoys fishing, cooking, and reading. He says “I’d like to thank Mrs. Basham, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Shepherd, and Mr. Curry for helping me improve my acting and singing so much. I’d

also like to thank the LRCA wrestling team for keeping me in shape and humble, and Lily Margaret Greenway for all the good times and laughs. Lastly I’d like to thank my family for always being supportive, especially my mom because without her costuming I would probably end up on stage naked.”

Veronica Ivester, ‘23 (Ensemble) - Veronica has been a part of the orchestra pit for both Meet Me in St. Louis and The Sound of Music!

She has also performed in The Lion King (Rafiki) and Payphone (Mom).

Outside of theatre, Veronica enjoys playing the piano and the flute, and participating in studio arts. Veronica was named to the All-Region Orchestra in 2018 and 2019.

She would like to thank her friends for encouraging her and the directors for letting her be a part of this amazing production is thrilled to be in LRCA’s production of Mary Poppins! Previously, Maggie has been seen in The Little Mermaid (Ensemble), The Sound of Music (Ensemble), and Meet Me in St. Louis (Chief Operator/Crew). A natural leader, Maggie gives oversight to both a Wyldlife group and a 7th Grade girls small group, as well as serving as a Fellowship Student Ministries Worship Leader. She would like to thank the LRCA Fine Arts department for giving her the opportunity to express myself on stage. Maggie wishes to thank her family for believing in her. She also wants to thank the senior girls in Fine Arts for being so supportive of her and says “ I love you all so much!!”

Orchestra

Isabella Adeola, ‘20 Violin All-Region Orchestra 2019

Jacob Edwards, ‘23 Alto Saxophone All-Region Band 2020

Jenna Johnson, ‘22 Piano All-Region Band 2020

Sophia Adeola, ‘25 Violin All-Region Orchestra 2019

Jett Espinosa, ‘22 Tuba

Lili Jones, ‘20 Violin All-Region Orchestra 2019

Kadence Armstrong, ‘24 Baritone

Mia Fowler, ‘22 Clarinet

Ashley Ligon, ‘21 Clarinet

Carly Auel, ‘24 Clarinet

Ethan Graves, ‘22 Clarinet

Katelyn Lyle, ‘21 Violin All-State 2020, All-Region 2018-20

Paul Douglass, ‘22 Violin All-Region Orchestra 2019

Emma Hodnett, ‘23 Clarinet

Mason Minden, ‘22 Viola

Orchestra

Andrea Pope, ‘20 Percussion

Karen Rush, ‘20 Percussion

Cole Proctor, ‘22 Baritone

AnnaFaith Scott, ‘25 Violin All-Region Orchestra 2019

William Roach. ‘22 Trumpet

Aidan Ross, ‘21 Keyboard

William Sellers, ‘24 Violin All-Region Orchestra 2019

Luke Spears. ‘21 Clarinet

Landon Tucker, ‘21 French Horn

Callie Workman, ‘23 Baritone

LRCA THESPIAN TROUPE 8226

Warrior Hall is home to International Thespian Society Troupe 8226. Our 20 active members advocate for the importance of theatre in schools, mentor middle school theatre students, and perform across the state. This past February 17, girls represented Little Rock Christian Academy at the Arkansas State Thespian Festival. In addition to performing in workshops, they returned with two Superior ratings and four Excellent ratings in their individual and group events and $6600 in scholarships. Thespians are seen across campus on the main stage of Warrior Hall’s fall play and spring musical, as well as in one acts and festival-centered competitions that range across the state. Troupe 8226 members welcome all arts-loving students to join them and, “Act well their part, for there all the honor lies.”

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The arts teach children to make GOOD JUDGMENTS about qualitative relationships.

Unlike much of the curriculum in which correct answers and rules prevail, in the arts, it is judgment rather than rules that prevail.

The arts teach children that problems can have MORE than ONE solution and that questions can have more than one answer.

The arts celebrate multiple PERSPECTIVES. One of their large lessons is that there are many ways to SEE and INTERPRET the world.

The arts teach children that in complex forms of problem solving purposes are seldom fixed, but change with circumstance and opportunity.

Learning in the arts requires the ABILITY and a WILLINGNESS to surrender to the unanticipated possibilities of the work as it unfolds.

The arts make VIVID the fact that neither words in their literal form nor numbers exhaust what we can KNOW. The limits of our language do not define the limits of our COGNITION.

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The arts teach students that SMALL DIFFERENCES can have LARGE EFFECTS. The arts traffic in subtleties.

The arts teach students to think through and within a material. All art forms employ some means through which IMAGES become REAL. The arts help CHILDREN LEARN to say what cannot be said. When children are invited to disclose what a work of art helps them FEEL, they must reach into their POETIC CAPACITIES to find the words that will do the job.

The ARTS ENABLE us to have EXPERIENCE we can have from no other source and through such experience to DISCOVER the range and variety of what we are capable of FEELING. The arts' position in the school curriculum symbolizes to the young what adults BELIEVE is IMPORTANT.

SOURCE: Eisner, E. (2002). The Arts and the Creation of Mind, In Chapter 4, What the Arts Teach and How It Shows. (pp. 70-92). Yale University Press.

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