2019-20 Fall, Issue 4- The Diviners

FALL 2019, ISSUE 4

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We Are Eternally Grateful to the Patrons Above for Their Support Over the Years — 2

You Ignite Our Artistry

With gratitude and admiration, we acknowledge

MRS. DARLENE SHILEY & THE SHILEY FOUNDATION For her continued support of the Arts at Mater Dei High School.

Thank you for paving the way for young artists to shine.

MAY OUR PERFORMANCES EQUALLY MATCH YOUR GENEROSITY.

Our deepest gratitude to Mrs. Darlene Shiley and the Shiley Foundation for their generosity in underwriting this show.

We are so grateful for your unwavering support of the Performing Arts at Mater Dei High School!

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INSIDE

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2019-2020 Season Schedule........................................ 5

and select “Tickets” at top of page

Letter from the Director.............................................. 7

PHONE: ( 714) 957-3784 from Mon–Fri 10am–3pm

Letters from Our President & Principal....................... 8

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The Diviners Program................................................. 11 Seasonal Spotlight..................................................... 18 Performing Arts Faculty and Staff............................. 20 Student Spotlight....................................................... 23 Visual Arts Spotlight.................................................. 25 Program Spotlight...................................................... 26

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LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR

Welcome back to another year in the Mater Dei Theatre Program and to our 2019-2020 season!

This year’s theatre programming theme is “the ties that bind.” How are we, as friends, family, and humans, tied to one another? Our season opens by exploring this theme through William Shakespeare’s classic Much Ado About Nothing. How do language and communication bind us together - or tear us apart? Are respect and reputation more important than love? We then move on to the all-school play, The Diviners, where we examine the ties of friendship, faith, and fate in this tragic tale of a boy who has a gift for “divining” water and the preacher who befriends him. In our final production of the 19-20 season, we take a darkly comic look at the macabre family ties that bind in the all-school musical, The Addams Family.

Our program has adopted a mission statement that we, Mater Dei Theatre, are dedicated to telling authentic stories that engage, entertain, and enrich our community. In addition to our amazing scholar-artists, our theatre program is comprised of several wonderful people who dedicate themselves to the telling of these theatrical stories: Mrs. Andrea Fouts, the teacher of our newly-minted Honors Musical Theatre class and director of The Addams Family; Ms. Alexi Thomas as the production assistant on all of our productions in addition to serving as the program’s Theatre Assistant and teaching full-time English; we welcome back Ms. Susanna Vaughan, who previously directed voice and movement on last season’s Love’s Labour’s Lost and joins us this year as the director of Much Ado About Nothing; and as the Director of Theatre, I will continue as the mentor/advisor to our Cappies team, ComedySportz, and Thespian Troupe, and will direct The Diviners.

In a look ahead to other Theatre programming, Shortsfest will be presented by the Honors Theatre class, completely developed and devised as an ensemble. In addition, the Honors Musical Theatre will delight our community with performances throughout the year. The spring Children’s Theatre Tour, in honor of Read Across America, has already had booking requests to tour several of our local area schools. Our improv troupe has unanimously agreed to form a ComedySportz team and is looking forward to bringing matches to our Mater Dei community throughout the season. Our Thespian Troupe #3464 and Theatre Arts Club, under the excellent leadership of Paige Solano (President, ’20) will announce dates for Theatre-related social events, drives, and charitable events throughout the year. She is supported by Vice President Cindy Garcia (’20), Rory Dahl (ComedySportz Student Manager & Secretary, ’21), Caroline Kawabe (Treasurer, ’21), Fiona Mulholland (’20) and London Coco Griffin (‘22) as our Improv Liaisons, and Gwen Smith (Lead Cappies Critic, ’20).

I’d like to extend a warm salute of gratitude to our Mater Dei Administration, Mr. Scott Melvin, Mrs. Marisa Winch (‘96), our terrific Theatre Parents™ Al and Yvonne Verkuylen, and to all of our Theatre families and donors for their support of the Theatre Department. Your encouragement and nurturing of our scholar-artists is deeply appreciated and makes serving our community an absolute joy.

Thank you for joining us this season. We look forward to a wonderful year with these most talented Monarchs!

Mrs. Lissa Slay, M.S.Ed., Director of Theatre

TH E ATRE SPONSORSHIPS We are eternally grateful to our generous donors. Your gift opens up doors for our student-artists to flourish.

Furthermore, donations made as a season sponsor have the opportunity to see an immediate impact.

Honorary Season Sponsor - $5,000+ The Calvert Family- Theatre Affinity Fund Donors Producer - $1,000+ Al & Yvonne Verkuylen The Kawabe Family Lead - $500+ Dana Barton The Ledesma Family Supporting - $300+ Eric & Joni Dahl

To learn more about supporting the Mater Dei Theatre Arts Company, visit www.materdeiperformingarts.org and click on “Theatre” or email theatre@materdei.org.

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Mater Dei High School 2018 Performing Arts President’s Message Dear Friends of Mater Dei Performing Arts, Dear Friends of Mater Dei Performing Arts, Welcome to the 2019 Performing Arts Season.

Welcome to the 2018 Performing Arts Season Our school theme this year is “Be the Light”. Our MDHS administration, faculty, staff and student leadership willtheme be working cooperatively to inspire all of administration, our students to faculty, “be the light” of Our school this year is “Sharingtogether the Spirit”.

Our MDHS integrity andstudent respectleadership as a youngwill man woman of service totogether others. to In inspire the beautiful tradition of staff and be or working cooperatively all of our students learn through a strong all foundation integrity respectwith as they exhibit Honor, Glorytoand Love, we encourage of you to of support ourand Monarchs great pride and spirit. strong leadership in the discovery of their own very unique opportunities for their future as a young man or woman of service to others.

InDirector the beautiful Wegrowth thank and and development salute Performing Arts Executive Director Mr. Scott Melvin, of Choral & tradition of Honor, Glory and Love, we encourage all of you to support our Monarchs Vocal Music Mrs. Jodi Reed, Director of Theater Mrs. Lissa Slay, Director of Instrumental Music with great pride and spirit while attending our many activities throughout the year.

Mr. Fernando Martinez, Director of Dance Ms. Kristina Marquez and Song Coach Mrs. Aubrey Price andWe thethank otherand members the Performing Arts Department for their dedication, salute of Performing Arts Executive DirectorStaff Mr. Scott Melvin, as well diligence as the and skill in the preparation ourBand, Performing Arts 2019-2010 season.

Thank you to the students who Directors and Staff ofofour Color Guard, Dance, Song and Theatre programs.

A sincere thank you to the tremendous MonarchatDen of parents, benefactors andA sincere perform with such skill, passion and enthusiasm so many MDHSalumni, events and functions. friends who to faithfully the Mater Dei Performing Arts year thank you to thecontinue tremendous Monarchsupport Den of parents, alumni, benefactors andPrograms friends who continue in and year out. the Mater Dei Performing Arts programs year in and year out. to faithfully support Finally, we thank and wish good luck and God speed to all of our Monarch Performing Finally, we thankwho andrepresent wish good and Godspeed to allHonor, of ourGlory Performing ArtsWe students Arts students ourluck great school with such and Love. hope who represent our schoolperformances with such Honor, and Love.

Weyou hope and pray for successful and pray forgreat successful for allGlory our artists and that all achieve your performances and that performance you all achieve yourinpersonal andscheduled group performance goals this season. personal and group goals all of your competitions.

Lady Queen of Peace Victory: for Us! OurOur Lady Queen of Peace andand Victory: PrayPray for Us! Sincerely, Sincerely,

Patrick Murphy Patrick Murphy President, MDHS President, MDHS

Dear Students, Parents and Alumni, Welcome to the 2019-2020 school year with the theme of Be the Light. In what better way can we Dear Students, Parents, and Alumni, share the light of Christ at MDHS than through Honor, Glory, Love in the Performing Arts. Our students to arethe skilled and talented all areas of the Artsofand they bring love, joy and beauty Welcome 2018-2019 schoolinyear with the theme Sharing the Spirit.

In what better through way their to all whom theyHonor, come in contact. can weperformances share the spirit of those MDHSwith than through Glory, Love in the Performing Arts. Our students are skilled and talented in all areas of the Arts and they bring love, joy and beauty I congratulate and thank to our of Performing Arts, Mr. Scott Melvin and the through their performances allExecutive those withDirector whom they come in contact.

Directors of each program for their outstanding commitment and dedication to our student artists.

I congratulate and thank our Executive Director of Performing Arts, Mr. Scott Melvin and the The opportunities which you provide are instrumental in the development of students’ skills and Directors of each program for their outstanding commitment and dedication to our student talents in the Arts. Thank you to all parents who volunteer in support of these outstanding Arts artists. The opportunities, which you provide, are instrumental in the development of students’ programs. skills and talents in the Arts. Thank you to all parents who volunteer in support of these outstanding Arts programs.

As the year unfolds, we look forward to the Band, Choir, Color Guard, Comedy, Dance, Guitar, Handbells, Hip Hop,we Song, Theatre in which our Comedy, student artists will perform.

As the year unfolds, lookStrings forwardand to the Band,activities Choir, Color Guard, Dance, Guitar, Through these spirited performances you frequently which may Handbells, Hip Hop, Song, Strings, Theatre activities intransform which ourlives, student artists willsometimes perform. be tainted by sadness, into beacons of hope, and joy.

We alsolives, look which forward to welcoming Through these spirited performances, you light frequently transform may sometimes alumni be back tobythese performances; it is of always great joy to so forward many alumni supporting these tainted sadness, into beacons hopeaand joy.

Wesee look also toartists welcoming alumni events. back to these performances; it is always a great joy to see so many alumni artists supporting these events.

To everyone involved in the Performing Arts, God’s blessings on each and every performance and To everyone Be involved in the Performing God’s eachinand every performance. remember, the Light of Christ to all Arts, people with blessings whom youon come contact.

FrancesClare Clare Frances Principal PrincipalMDHS MDHS

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Cost: $125 per person non-reserved seating reserved seating / sponsorships begin @ $1,000

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Rendering of the New Black Box Theater

Monarch Masterpiece A COMMUNITY BASED CAMPAIGN FOR THE

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER AT MATER DEI HIGH SCHOOL

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FOR MORE INFORMATION AND OPPORTUNITIES TO SUPPORT, PLEASE VISIT WWW.MATERDEIPERFORMINGARTS.ORG

Written by Jim Leonard, Jr.

DIRECTOR......................................................................... Mrs. Lissa Slay PRODUCTION MANAGER..............................................Mr. Casey Rice PRODUCER.................................................................... Mr. Scott Melvin PRODUCTION ASSISTANT....................................... Ms. Alexi Thomas ASSISTANT DIRECTOR...................................................... Gwen Smith STAGE MANAGER..............................................................Dario Rimicci ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS.................................Caroline Kawabe

Fiona Mulholland

SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

SPECIAL THANKS

MD PRESIDENT..................................... Mr. Patrick Murphy

Mr. Barsuglia, Mr. Andrew Roberts and the Events and Media Services

MD PRINCIPAL........................................Ms. Frances Clare

Team, Mrs. Winch, MDHS Theatre Committee Members, Mr. Ritter, Mr.

VP BUSINESS SERVICES............................... Mr. Dave Taylor

Bellomo and the Facilities Team, Mr. Tom Duffy, All Crew Members and All

VP ADVANCEMENT................................. Mrs. Erica Adams

Cast Parents. And thanks to our Theatre Parents for the 2019-2020 School

MD ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS............. Mrs. Geri Campeau ‘87

Year, Albert and Yvonne Verkuylen, and to all cast and crew parents for

Mrs. Audrey Ganey

always being so amazing and willing to help with the Theatre program!

Mr. Miguel Gutierrez

EXEC. DIRECTOR, PERFORMING ARTS.......... Mr. Scott Melvin

Special thanks to the Theatre Angel Club Members for their generosity.

“The Diviners” is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc., a Concord Theatricals Company

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Director’s Notes This beautiful play explores the many ties that bind us to one another - through faith, family, friendship, love, and community - and the examining of those ties, for a greater purpose. Each character in this play is divining in some form or fashion: Buddy divines water, Basil looks to his land for answers, Jennie Mae and Darlene look for connection in a place of limited options, Showers searches for his identity after faith, a community pursues that same faith, in hopes of revitalization and revival in a town aptly named Zion, all in the face of the Great Depression. “These are good and simple people. They have nothing but the best of intentions.”

Something about playwright Jim Leonard, Jr.’s description of the characters of The Diviners resonated with me and formed the foundation for the vision of this production: Celebrate this community, tell their story as simply and truthfully as possible, while honoring their humanity. What does that look like in a rehearsal room? In ours, there was a lot of laughter and unexpectedly humorous - and poignant - moments. There was exploration, discovery, and joy. Scenes shifted under live musical accompaniment and the company didn’t shy away from the challenge. I watched the cast treat these characters with respect even while navigating an unfamiliar time period and dialect. Our crew has worked tirelessly to honor the time period and the characters, researching designs, sounds, fabrics, and other production elements in order to tell the story as truthfully as possible.

We hope you enjoy our retelling of this moving story. May you, and all of our audience, family and friends, rest easy in the divine purpose for which He has called you.

- Mrs. Lissa Slay

Setting

The play takes place in the 1930s, in the homes, fields, and public gathering places of the mythical southern Indiana town of Zion, population forty.

Synopsis

This marvelously theatrical play is the story of a disturbed young man and his friendship with a disenchanted preacher in southern Indiana in the early 1930s. When the boy was young he almost drowned. This trauma, and the loss of his mother in the same accident, has left him deathly afraid of water. The preacher, set on breaking away from a long line of Kentucky family preachers, is determined not to do what he does best. He works as a mechanic for the boy’s father. The town doesn’t have a preacher and the women try to persuade him to preach – while he tries to persuade the child to wash. When the preacher finally gets the boy in the river and is washing him, the townspeople mistake the scene for a baptism. They descend on the event and, in the confusion, the boy drowns. - from Samuel French

Cast List

(In Order of Appearance) Basil Bennett............................................John Warburton*

C.C. Showers................................................Joshua Weed*

Dewey Maples...............................................Emily Manney

Ferris Layman..................................................JD Houston*

Buddy Layman.....................................Sebastian Ledesma*

Norma Henshaw......................................... Cynthia Garcia*

Melvin Wilder.................................................. Noah Dang*

Goldie Short............................................. Reese Wineroth*

Luella Bennett............................................. Maureen Beld*

Darlene Henshaw.............................. London Coco Griffin*

Jennie Mae Layman...............................Isabelle Buchanan*

Guitar..........................Arianna Ortiz

Muscians

Upright Bass............William Gibson Upright Bass............. Sophia Burton

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Violin.............................Katie Lowe*

Cast Bios Maureen Beld

(Luella Bennett)

Maureen is a junior and is thrilled to be playing Luella in Mater Dei’s production of The Diviners. Some of her favorite roles include the Sour Kangaroo in Seussical and the “Bless the Lord” soloist in Godspell. Maureen is currently a part of the Chambers Singers as well as the Girls Barbershop group. She is also a recent inductee into the International Thespian Society. She would like to thank the creative team, cast, and crew for pulling this wonderful show together. She would also like to thank her close friends and family for their love and support.

Enjoy the show!

Isabelle Buchanan (Jennie Mae Layman)

Isabelle is a junior and this is her sixth play at Mater Dei. She adores working with this incredible program year after year and finding the true meaning of an ensemble show after show. She can’t describe the overcoming joy she feels being a part of such a talented and welcoming department. Theatre is Isabelle’s number one hobby, whether it’s acting with pride on stage or watching in awe from the audience. She couldn’t be more ecstatic for everyone to see the true wonder that is The Diviners! It has been such an unbelievably marvelous adventure for her to help put this heartfelt and powerful production together, and she couldn’t have done it without the constant support from her fellow cast, crew, and management team. Theatre is her “sunshine” and she would like to especially thank the inspiring audience for being a part of the experience, so she sincerely hopes everyone appreciates The Diviners as much as she does!

Noah Dang (Melvin Wilder)

Noah could not be more excited to perform as Melvin Wilder in Mater Dei’s production of “The Diviners.” He is now in his sophomore year. His previous experience includes acting in the role of Mishkin in “Fools,” Dumaine in “Love’s Labour’s Lost,” and Benedick in “Much Ado About Nothing.” He would like to thank his family for always supporting him in his artistic endeavors; Mrs. Slay for being an amazing director who helped him grow and flourish as an actor; the designers, technicians, and artists for truly making this production possible; and finally, the cast. Though rehearsal could be painstaking and exhausting, they made each one an enjoyable experience.

He is glad you could come and watch and hopes you enjoy the show!

Cynthia Garcia (Norma Henshaw)

Cynthia is thrilled to be playing Norma in this production of The Diviners! Now a senior at Mater Dei, she has been a part of the Theatre Arts Program for all four years. She has had the opportunity to perform in the ensemble for The Crucible, The Winter’s Tale, and Love’s Labour’s Lost. Her favorite role to date is Yenchna in Fools. She is also this year’s Thespian Troupe Vice President. She would like to thank her family for their endless support and love. She would be unable to achieve anything without her wonderful parents, awesome sister, and two lovely dogs. Cynthia is also grateful for her amazing friends who have helped her along her journey. She would also like to extend her gratitude to Mrs. Slay, Mr. Rice, Ms. Thomas and the amazing cast and crew for all of their hard work in putting this show together. She hopes you enjoy the show!

London Coco Griffin (Darlene Henshaw)

London Coco is 15 years old and a very passionate performer. This year at Mater Dei, she is the Improv Liaison, on the Cappies team and was Lady Joan in Much Ado About Nothing! London Coco has trained in Acting and Performance at UCLA, Broadway Artists Alliance in NYC, UCI’s New Swan Shakespeare Festival, and so much more! She would love to thank all those involved in this production. Enjoy the show!

JD Houston (Ferris Layman)

JD has previously performed in Mater Dei’s Love’s Labour’s Lost and, most recently, in Much Ado About Nothing. He also plays football at Mater Dei. He was in Theatre 1 last year and is now studying in the new Musical Theatre class this year. He is excited for this production because he is a junior now and it’s his second show, so he is more familiar with the amazing cast and crew in this production.

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Cast Bios Sebastian Ledesma (Buddy Layman)

Sebastian is 16 years old and is a junior here at Mater Dei High School. He has been doing theatre for almost five years and he loves every second of it. Some of his favorite shows and roles include Pugsley in The Addams Family, Bobby Mills in A Chorus Line, Leaf in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Carlos in Legally Blonde, Ram Sweeney in Heathers, and Jim in All Shook Up, and Man in Chair in The Drowsy Chaperone. He wants to thank his loving family and friends who support him in everything he does. He also wants to thank Mrs. Slay and Gwen Smith for directing the show, he loved working with them! He would also like to congratulate his fellow cast and crew members for their incredible amount of hard work and positivity. Enjoy the show!

Emily Manney

(Dewey Maples)

Emily is very excited to be playing Dewey in Mater Dei’s production of Diviners. She feels that she is right for this role because Dewey has a fun personality that she relates to. Some of her previous roles have been ensemble in Mater Dei’s Love’s Labour’s Lost and Verges in Much Ado About Nothing. She would like to thank her best friend Katherine for helping her through the process of learning about her character’s personality.

John Warburton (Basil Bennett)

John is excited to play Basil in Mater Dei’s production of The Diviners. He spends most his time backstage and has been working on deck crew and the stage management team throughout his years at Mater Dei year. He has acted previously in Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors in 2017 and is excited to make his return to the stage.

Joshua Weed

(C.C. Showers)

Joshua is very excited and honored to be playing C.C. Showers, in this year's All-School Play. He has worked onstage and backstage for other Mater Dei productions, such as The Drowsy Chaperone, Comedy of Errors, and Fools. He has always enjoyed theatre. He would like to thank his sister, who was the first one to get him involved in theatre. He would also like to thank his parents, who help and support him every day in everything they do. Lastly, he would like to thank Mrs. Slay and Ms. Thomas for giving him this spectacular opportunity and for guiding him every step of the way. He hopes that you enjoy this wonderful show.

Reese Wineroth (Goldie Short)

Reese Alana is junior at Mater Dei High School and is excited to be playing the role of Goldie Short in this production. This is Reese’s third production at Mater Dei. She was in The Drowsy Chaperone and played Sally Brown in You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown. Outside of theatre, she sings soprano in the Chambers Choir. Reese has been classically trained in voice since the age of 14 and is an ensemble member and soloist at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church. Reese sings tenor in Mater Dei’s Barbershop group and is serving as the librarian for the Mater Dei Choral Music Program. Reese would like to thank her mom, the amazing Mrs. Slay, and The Diviners’ cast and crew.

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Musician Bios William Gibson (Upright Bass)

Will is thrilled to be cast as a musician in this production of The Diviners. This will be his first step into the realm of theatre in composing, tech or as part of the cast. In the past, Will has generally worked in the Instrumental and Choral aspects of performing arts. He is a multi-instrumentalist, playing guitar, bass, drums, and a couple other instruments, as well as being a singer. He is a part of multiple regularly gigging bands in and outside of school.

Within Mater Dei, he is a part of many clubs and activities, as well. These extracurriculars include Chamber Singers, Code Red (the band that plays at the football games), Academic Decathlon, Ukes For Youth, and others.

Will would like to specifically thank his parents, Mr. Melvin, Mr. Helwig, Mrs. Bistolfo, and Mr. Smith for helping

Katie Lowe (Violin)

Katie is excited to be onstage for her very first production! She has worked backstage on other shows, including You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown; Love’s Labour’s Lost, and Much Ado About Nothing. Katie has been playing the violin for 3 years, and is the first chair of Mater Dei’s Strings Ensemble. She has also been learning clarinet and marimba and is a part of the marching Band. Katie is so excited to share her music with the Theatre Department!

She would also like to thank Mrs. Slay for this amazing opportunity.

Ariana Oritz (Guitar)

Arianna is exuberant about performing in this show!! She’s been playing the guitar for nine years and she has performed many times! She’s even performed at the OC Fair!! She also plays four other instruments, including violin, ukulele, mandolin, and bass. She has a passion for classical and Spanish music on guitar and is so excited to be able to perform her talent to others!

Production Teams Music Director

Light Board Operator

Costume Managers

Scenic Manager

Rory Dahl*

Casey Fort* Paige Solano*

Costume Crew Reese Davey Elinor Holt

Audio Design & Board Operator

Sebastian Saintignon*

Lighting Design Jake Hulina

Lillyanna Ponce*

Carson Alanes*

Scenic Team

Maggie Ambrose Maggie Hohenstein

Properties Manager Kathy Cruz

Properties Team Kevin Do Colleen Fano

Deck Lead

Running Crew

Erin Lustado* Patrick Rimlinger

Hair/Makeup Lead Sofia Moreno*

Hair/Makeup Team

Publicity Manager Ben Cruz*

Publicity Team Imani Brutlag* Emma Rowden Genevieve Vu

Concessions Lead

Lindsay Aquino* Kimmy Pidazo* Kemper Rodi

Mrs.Yvonne Verkuylen

House Manager

Ms. Nicole Howard

Ushers

Mrs. Marisa Winch

Ava Walters

Programs

Box Office

Emily Guzman Ruby Mejia

Nick Quattrochi

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MATER DEI THESPIAN TROUPE #3464 Mater Dei’s Thespian Troupe #3464, our own chartered troupe through International Thespian Society (ITS), is part of the honor society of Educational Theatre Association. ITS, founded in 1929, is the world’s largest honor society recognizing excellence and achievement in middle and high school theatre students. Mater Dei’s Thespian Troupe is a subset of our Theatre Arts Program. Induction into this honorary group is a privilege earned through accumulating theatre work hours.

Thespian Troupe Members Annemarie Verkuylen*

Gwen Smith*^

John Warburton

Natalie Coffeen

Ava Walters*

Paige Solano*

Josh Weed

Natalie Erhard

Ben Cruz*

Sofia Moreno

Kelli Chamberlain

Nick Quattrocchi

Carson Alanes*

Caroline Kawabe*

Lily Ponce*

Rory Dahl*

Casey Fort*

Cindy Garcia

Lindsay Aquino

Sebastian Ledesma*

Dario Rimicci*

Imani Brutlag

Maureen Beld

Sebastian Saintignon

Fiona Mulholland*

Isabelle Buchanan

Megan Yglesias

Mrs. Lissa Slay+, Troupe Director

Mater Dei Thespian Troupe #3464 wishes to recognize our newest inductees into the International Thespian Society: Erin Lustado

London Coco Griffin

Noah Dang

Kimberly Pidazo

Cambria McKee

Reese Wineroth

Katie Lowe

Eliza Contreras

JD Houston

Mater Dei Thespian Troupe #3464 wishes to recognize our Thespian alumni: Betty Pham*

Gwyneth Stolo+*

Leah Sparks

Naea Lautenschlager+

Daniella Arcila

Jonathan Lefebvre

Maria Contreras

Nick Van Dalsem+*

Danika McKee*

Kalusha Brutlag+*^

Megan Jones+*

Sam Enriquez+*

Dominic Delfin

Kiana Hernandez

Michael Woodard

Sarah Schulist

Erik Doty

Lauryn Lilly

Miranda Vazquez+*

Victoria Lopez

Thespian of the Year 2019: Kalusha Brutlag + Denotes Founding Member *D enotes Honor Thespian, a ranking reserved for those students achieving six or more Thespian stars. Ten stars are equivalent to 100 hours of theatre work. ^ Denotes National Honor Thespian. National Honor Thespian status is achieved when reaching 120+ points.

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and a Happy New Year! ~Hinz Family Alizea (Senior) • Braden ( Junior) • Collin ( Freshman) 17

MUSIC ACADEMY 2019-2020 SEASONAL SPOTLIGHT

MISSION STATEMENT

“We, the Mater Dei High School Music Academy, believe in fostering young musicians, growing individual confidence through group collaboration by pursuing excellence from day one.

We encourage all students to excel spiritually, and musically through expression and individual creativity.”

“Pursuing Excellence From Day One!” REHEARSALS

6 – 8PM in Band Room Mondays: Red Band Thursdays: Monarch Band

CONTACT INFO

Mr. Taylor Smith tsmith@materdei.org (714)-641-5455 Visit www.materdeiperformingarts.org and select Music Academy from Programs tab at top 2018 Advocacy in Action Award Recipient for Providing Music Education for Every Student

MUSIC CLASSES OFFERED Recorder

Drumline

Beginning Band

Jazz Band

Advanced Band

Beginning String Ensemble

Junior Colorguard

Advanced String Ensemble

PERFORMANCES Mater Dei High School Home Football games (Pep Band) Mater Dei High School Home Basketball games (Pep Band) Christmas at the Corner @ Mater Dei HS Knotts Berry Farm Theme Park Disneyland Theme Park California Adventure Theme Park

Segerstrom Center of the Arts (Choir Concert) Chapman University Concert Band Festival Spring Concert All-Star Solo/Ensemble Recital Summer Band Camp (July) And More...

PARENT QUOTES/TESTIMONIES: “I love how Music Academy has given my son confidence through the gift of music.”

– Maria Elena Gomez, Mother of Alexander Valdez (Trombone, 7th grade, School of Our Lady)

“Music complements my son’s academic achievement. The ability to play a musical instrument enables my son to be a well rounded student in all aspects of his life.”

– Edwin Cornejo, father of Derek Cornejo (Trombone, 7th grade, St. Anne School)

MUSIC ACADEMY AFFINITY FUND

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Become a donor to help fund scholarships, new instrument purchases, staffing, private lessons, and honor band audition fees.

Contact MusicAcademy@materdei.org more information!

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PERFORMING ARTS

2019 2020

LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

It is my sincere pleasure to welcome you to what promises to be a year full of beauty, a year full of dialogue, a year full of joy. Through dance and song, the visual and aural, and playing in every sense of the word, it is our hope that you may quiet the cares of a noisy world behind and find peace in our halls. It is our mission here in the arts to empower ambassadors of change through artistic expression, engaging our community to experience, reflect and react. Just as a kaleidoscope, we pray our events shift the lens of your perception, adding new opportunities to wonder and dream. And as we dream of the imminent construction of the Monarch Masterpiece, our new home for the performing arts, we give thanks for the countless patrons, alumni, grandparents and all who support our young artists down the path of excellence. They perform for you, they bring their greatest for you - thank you for being that stimulus for success.

Theatre has a much more divine duty than to merely entertain, and so I encourage you, as you receive this beautifully crafted play this evening, to discover for yourself the great intricacies that make community and humanity so beautiful. Through faith and doubt, pain and love, we gain

a greater understanding of the people around us, inciting dialogue and consequently a stronger connection to each other. Thank you again for supporting our accomplished thespians and for being a part of their storytelling tonight.

Mr. Scott Melvin Executive Director, Performing Arts

CHORAL & VOCAL MUSIC

Jodi Reed

Director of Choral and Vocal Music

Amanda Bistolfo

Associate Director of Choral and Vocal Music

Stefan Miller

Vocal Conservatory Director

Andrea Fouts

Kent Helwig

Vocal Instructor

Collaborative Pianist

Fatima Rizvi

Tyler Wolsten

Vocal Instructor

Anna Kietzman

Vocal Instructor

DANCE

Kristina Marquez Director of Dance

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Essence Jasperse

Kai Cameron

Dance Instructor; All Male Hip Hop Coach All Female Hip Hop Coach

Sara Gentile

Dance Assistant

Vocal Instructor

FACULTY & STAFF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

Fernando Martinez Director of Instrumental Music

Taylor Smith

Associate Director of Instrumental Music; Director of Music Academy

Matthew Lopez

Music Academy Staff; Flute Instructor

Kaho Akiya

Colorguard Instructor

Ken Parker

Guitar Instructor

Jinah Chung

String Instructor

Jared Roberto

Low Brass Instructor

Bruno Cilloniz

Percussion Instructor; Marian Alliance Band Director

Marianne Wightman Music Academy Staff; Clarinet Instructor

Amanda Cruz

Colorguard Coach

Steve Viau

Director of Liturgical Music

SONG

Aubrey Price

Head Song Coach

Jennifer Galvan

Varsity Song Coach

Taylor Smith

JV Song Coach

THEATRE

Lissa Slay

Director of Theatre

Andrea Fouts

Theatre Instructor

Alexi Thomas

Production Assistant

Suzanna Vaughan

Voice and Dialects Coach

SUPPORT STAFF

Casey Rice

Technical Director

Marisa Winch

Performing Arts Department Assistant

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The Cefalus proudly serve only the freshest seafood (selected daily), an array of pastas with mouthwatering sauces, as well as signature eggplant dishes and a famous calamari fritti. This bustling favorite with locals is sure to please. Reservations are recommended for parties of four or more.

After culinary school in Italy, the Cefalu brothers worked in the restaurant industry for years, Pietro as Head Chef of some of the finest restaurants in Italy. In the early 1980's the brothers brought their authentic Italian cuisine to America, Giuseppe working on the West Coast, until finally opening Mangia Mangia in 1987.

You could easily drown yourself in Marinara at Mangia Mangia, but keep an eye on the beloved restaurant's daily specials and you'll find all manner of Sicilian favorites. Look for the bucatini with roasted cauliflower, pine nuts and raisins that hews as closely to North Africa as it does to the Italian coast.

Or opt for the swordfish with grilled eggplant that's dressed with bright, acidic citrus.

When you walk in, the smell of garlic makes your mouth water. One of the two Sicilian brothers greets you at the door.

The place is a typical mom and pop restaurant, nothing too flashy other than the flat screen playing tour videos of Italy.

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DANCE STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

What have you learned being a part of this team?

I learned to love dance and have fun with it. Coming from a past in dance where I felt judged and unaccepted, I’ve really been able to open up my perspective and see positivity. It’s uplifting to have a coach that loves you and wants the best for you, pushing you in a motivating way that doesn’t deteriorate your character. – Lauren McGrath, senior I have learned the importance of being a good teammate. Being a teammate on the dance team, you have to be focused, determined, hardworking, reliable, and you have to put full commitment into your team and your responsibilities as a dancer and team member. You have to be accountable for your growth, responsibilities, and mistakes. All your actions, attitude, and effort effect the team.

– Kyla Martinez, senior

What has been your most memorable on-stage moment?

My most memorable on-stage moment was last year at Soul Stories.

The whole dance program came on stage for a final performance and there were confetti canons that surprised us all. It was a great way to end the dance season! – Payton Curley, senior My most memorable onstage moment has been dancing in Cabo at the Gala de Danza. I loved dancing in an environment where everyone had the same passion and love for dance and I will never forget the contagious energy every dancer had on stage that made each second of our performance flourish more and more. My second most memorable onstage moment has been student choreography. I got to choreograph my own dance and create my own story. When I was onstage I felt something I had never felt before. I was dancing and I was free. I felt all the emotions and became the character. I felt like a new person. – Kyla Martinez, senior

What has been your favorite bonding experience with your teammates so far?

So far, my favorite bonding experience with my teammates would have to be football games. No matter if we’re performing or not, the other members of the team always show up to support one another. The parents always know how to make the tailgates so special and they always put in so much effort to make it look amazing!

– Faith McGrath, senior My favorite bonding experience with my teammates so far has been the Disney day. I loved getting to hang out with my teammates in an outside setting. – Elle Fletcher, sophomore

How do you plan on continuing with dance in the future?

I plan on going into the Sports Medicine/Dance Science field. I don’t necessarily want to dance professionally with a company, but I would love to stay involved in the dance world. I have always been interested in the anatomy aspect of dance, and I am hoping to pursue a career in that field. – Sophie Bartlett, sophomore In the future, I want to run my own dance studio so that I can share my love and passion for this art form to future generations.

– Kelley Rood, sophomore I hope to continue my journey in dance through inspiration. I want other to know that it doesn’t matter what you look like or what anyone else says as long as it makes you happy and your heart is content.

– Faith McGrath, senior

What are you looking forward to most this season?

Every single competition, bonding event, etc., as I have a deep love for the boys, and the entire program as a whole. This program has brought me places I never dreamed of, and I wish to honor that with dedication, passion, etc. – Jonathan Phu, sophomore I am looking forward to all the great opportunities we have offered to us, like the trips, classes with guest teachers, and more. I hope to improve and learn a lot and that’s what I’m excited about– to come in next year even stronger. – Leah Von Rotz, freshman

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VISUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT AT MATER DEI

VISUAL

FEATURED ARTWORK

SPOTLIGHT

ARTS

FROM STUDENTS IN AP STUDIO ART Instructor: Mr Kyle Roberts Allyson Le

Amanda Le

Amanda Le

Allyson Le

Twin Sisters – Amanda (left) and Allyson (right) Le, Seniors

INTERESTED IN TAKING A VISUAL ARTS CLASS? Contact Mr Kyle Roberts, Department Chair at kroberts@materdei.org • Drawing & Painting

• Digital Photography

• Animation

• Digital Art & Graphic Design

• Ceramics

• Art History

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TAYLOR SMITH, Director KEN PARKER, Instructor

PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT

The Guitar program is not a traditional music class. It is geared towards students who want to learn guitar and explore commercial music.

Many of our students are heavily involved in sports, clubs, academic organizations, and more.

The MDHS Guitar program has grown considerably to over 70 students from it's beginning only three years ago. Most students start our program in Beginning Guitar and work their way to the Advanced Guitar Media Production class. Each class level fosters a positive and collaborative environment for students to explore their musical talents, performance abilities, and individual creativity.

The guitar program performs at several school events, games, community events, fundraisers and concerts. Students work towards programming a fully- themed concert where they are able to showcase their hard work, creativity, and original compositions.

WAYS TO BE A PART OF THE GUITAR PROGRAM 1. Beginning Guitar - No experience necessary. Students learn basic fundamentals and tend to pick information up fast, joining performing groups in other classes.

2. I ntermediate Guitar - Opportunities to perform more frequently in large and small groups around campus and in the community, while collaborating with other arts programs at Mater Dei High School.

Students also begin learning the basics of piano, drums, and bass guitar.

3. A dvanced Guitar Media Production - Focus on learning how to arrange, compose and organize music. Many students play multiple instruments, while building a repertoire and online artist profile. This class prepares students for the live gigs, performances and collaborations outside of Mater Dei and beyond graduation.

4. Code Red- The official Mater Dei Rock Band performs as pregame entertainment at home varsity football games, all-school lunch events, rallies and more. This group is composed of students who attend weekly rehearsals and are motivated to follow a career in music after high school.

INTERESTED? Contact Mr Taylor Smith at tsmith@materdei.org.

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