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ALICE Performed by Youth Theatre at the U Based on the book by Lewis Carroll Adapted by Penelope Caywood and Jeannette Jaquish Master Puppeteers and Puppet Designers GLENN BROWN & LINDA BROWN Lighting Designer JAMES CRAIG Assistant Directors & Choreographers FRANCESCA HSIEH, TREY MCEUEN, & SYDNEY STEPHEN Stage Manager AILISH HARRIS Directed by PENELOPE CAYWOOD

April 12-13, 2019 Kingsbury Hall Please turn off all cell phones, pagers and other noisemakers.

The taking of photographs, and audio or video recordings is strictly prohibited.

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Director’s Note

This is the third time I’ve worked on a piece inspired

by Alice in Wonderland. The first time, I was working with Youth Theatre’s high school conservatory students. We wrote a 50-minute version that was sometimes angry, really exciting, and involved aspects of social media. The second incarnation of the show included some of the same songs, but was a 12-minute version for a national musical theatre competition (which we won!). Again, it was a cast of high school students, and it was for an audience of high school students, too. This time, it’s been different.

Although there are some songs that have travelled all this time with me, we’ve added more music and more of the original story. It’s not as angry, but it’s just as exciting I hope.

So, what is it about Alice in Wonderland? The story of a young girl who dreams of a world with no rules, no order, and the ability to change herself to fit her surroundings is one that has always called out to young people. This version of Alice explores this timeless story in a contemporary way, each obstacle reflects universal struggles we are faced with as we grow up. Growing up often feels like a tailor-made version of Wonderland – we spiral out of childhood into an unfamiliar, often confusing, and sometimes terrifying world that demands to know who we are as it tries to change us at every turn. But the feelings of solitude that surround coming of age are universal.

As alone as we all feel at one point or another, there is always someone who is feeling the same way. The 12 Alices in this production are a representation of just how communal this struggle really is. Everybody is Alice, and we’re all mad here.

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Cast of Characters

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The Alice Ensemble Lydia Oakeson

Alice 1, TweedleDum, Card 7

Annie Mautz

Alice 1.5, Mouse, Tulip

Katelynn Smith

Alice 2, Duchess, TigerLily, Card 5

Aunika (Catness) Hoch

Alice 3, Cheshire Cat, Door 3

Georgia Stockham

Alice 4, March Hare, Door 1

Scheherezade Banuri*

Alice 5, White Rabbit, Dodo

Samantha Petersen*

Alice 6, Queen, Rose, Duck

Natalie Warner

Alice 7, Eaglet, Daisy, Bottle

Claire Mautz

Alice 8, Cook, Door 2

Morgan Champ

Alice 9, TweedleDee, Cake

Olivia Warner*

Alice 10, Caterpillar, Card 2

Presley Caywood

Alice 11, Mad Hatter, Violet, Key

Wesley Reeves

Knave, Dormouse, Low Door

JT O’Reilly

King, Lory, Door 4

*denotes students are members of Youth Theatre’s Conservatory

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Cast of Characters The Hatter Ensemble (3rd - 9th Grade Actors) Adelyn Feurer

Kate Hart

Agatha Hunnicutt

Kellen Hunnicutt

Anya Solomon

Kendra Hall

Aubri Miller

Kiera Labonte

Avary Wennergren

Lucy Dahl

Cameron Parke

Maya Linton

Devon Clarke

Miles Dworkin

Evelyn Woolley

Nora Bartel

Gracie Larsen

Reagan Gillman

Havalah Heale

Rosalie Clement

James Jui

Ruby Smith

Jocelyn Walker

Sita Nadesan

Johnny Prokop

Sydney Rusay

Karly Bowles

Wally Binegar

Kashmira Fehlberg

The Rabbit Ensemble (Kindergarten - 3rd Grade Actors) Ben Dahl

Marko Taylor

Cora Dalton

Maya Rodriguez

Declan Cheek-O’Donnell

Micah Heale

Desmond Fehlberg

Phoebe Rusay

Greta Zavodni

Rosemary Prokop

Jeannie Taylor

Stella Ensor

Josie Risser

Zoey Rappath

Lexie Liang

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Songs

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I Wonder

Alice 1 with the Alice and Rabbit Ensemble

Hall of Many Doors

Alice Ensemble

Bottle and a Biscuit

White Rabbit and Alice Ensemble

Pool of Tears

Hatter Ensemble

The Caucus Race

Entire Cast

Listen to the Dee and the Dum

TweedleDee and TweedleDum, Hatter Ensemble

Fade Away

The Flowers and Alice 4

The Caterpillar’s Lesson

Caterpillar and Hatter Ensemble

Duchess’ Lullaby

Duchess and Alice 6

No Room

Mad Hatter, March Hare, Dormouse and Alice 8

Queen of Hearts

Queen of Hearts and Alice Ensemble

The Croquet Game

Rabbit Ensemble as Flamingos and Hedgehogs

Mad Hatter Twinkle

Mad Hatter, March Hare and Dormouse

Alice Fall

Cheshire Cat, Alice 11, and Alice Ensemble

Waking

Alice 1 with the Alice and Rabbit Ensemble

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Production Team Bios

GLENN BROWN (Master Puppeteer and Puppet Designer) wears many hats; he has a BA in Art from Westminster College, and an MFA in Theatre Design from the University of Utah. His other talents include, mask work, puppetry, playwriting, animation, drawing, painting, set design, and Asian theatre. Additionally, Glenn is a Bunraku puppeteer, having trained and taught in Japan with the Tonda Bunraku Troupe, of which he is still a member.

LINDA BROWN (Master Puppeteer and Puppet Designer) holds an MFA in Directing from the University of Utah. She has worked as a director, animator, performer, mask work, puppeteer, and designer. Linda has worked with classical, and contemporary works, as well as new play development for kids.

Linda and Glenn are BTS Arts Integration Coaches for classroom teachers in the Granite School District. Previously they worked at the University of Utah’s Department of Theatre and continue to work with the Youth Theatre Program.

PENELOPE MARANTZ CAYWOOD (Director) is known throughout the Salt Lake Valley as a director, teacher, choreographer, and as the Artistic Director of University of Utah Youth Theatre.

Youth Theatre is a successful year-round performing arts training program for youth ages 4 to 18. Over 650 students train in drama annually and over 6000 elementary school students are bussed to see one of their two productions each year. Youth Theatre is part of the Kennedy Center Partners in Education program along with Kingsbury Hall and the Salt Lake City School District. Through her Partners in Education collaboration (Salt Lake City School District and Kingsbury Hall) she has created a unique theatrearts program at Wasatch Elementary School (SLCSD) in which she demonstrates drama strategies in the classroom, presents scaffolded workshops to teachers, and assists in the implementation of drama as a teaching method. Because of her unique position at the University of Utah, Penelope also teaches a course for pre-service teachers; Materials and Methods of Creative Drama and Integrating the Arts in the Classroom. Penny has also lectured and presented her work at Southern Utah University, Westminster College, Utah State University and BYU. With her high school Conservatory, she devises and creates new work every year. Conservatory is currently planning to perform an original piece at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer. As a director and choreographer, Penelope has been involved with over thirty professional productions along the Wasatch Front. Past directing projects at Salt Lake Acting Company include PINKALICIOUS, THE TRUE STORY OF THE THREE LITTLE PIGS, DIARY OF A WORM, A SPIDER, AND A FLY, ART DOG, A YEAR WITH FROG AND TOAD, CAT IN THE HAT, CLICK CLACK MOO: COWS THAT TYPE, HOW I BECAME A PIRATE, and IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE.

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Production Team Bios

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JAMES M. CRAIG (Lighting Design) Previous designs for the Youth Theatre include: SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK LIVE JR., STINKY CHEESE MAN, RED RED SHOES, MISS NELSON IS MISSING, DINOSAUR MUSICAL, THERE’S A MONSTER IN MY CLOSET, NINE DRAGONS, and THE BOXCAR CHILDREN. James has also designed lights for The Salt Lake Acting Co., Plan-B Theatre, Deer Valley Music Festival, Park City Institute, Utah Contemporary Theatre, Utah Musical Theatre, The Egyptian Theatre Company, Peery’s Egyptian Theatre, Odyssey Dance Theatre, The Grand Theatre, Weber State University, The Emily Company, Georgia Shakespeare Festival, Virginia Stage Company, The Generic Theatre, Little Theatre of the Rockies, U of U Lyric Opera Ensemble, Coachella Valley Theatre and Theatre Inc. Currently, James is the Director of the Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts. James holds a B.S. in Theatre from Weber State University and is a member of United Scenic Artists Local 829. Find out more at http://about.me/jamesmcraig AILISH HARRIS (Stage Manager) is a University of Utah student double majoring in Stage Management and Performing Arts Design. Past credits include BIG LOVE (ASM), SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK LIVE! JR. (Stagecrafts Coordinator), and INTO THE WOODS - JTF 2019 Competition Team (SM). She would like to thank her friends & family for their endless support, Penny Caywood for everything she does, and YTU for being a constant safe haven & source of inspiration.

CHESSIE HSIEH (Assistant Director & Choreographer) is a sophomore in the Musical Theatre Program at the U. She began teaching for YTU in the fall and assisted with the productions of WE ARE MONSTERS and INTO THE WOODS (the competition team). She has loved every minute! As an actor, she was most recently in the University’s production of CHESS as the female swing/ensemble.

TREY MCEUEN (Assistant Director & Choreographer) is currently a sophomore in the Musical Theatre Program at the U. He has been teaching at YTU since 2017, assistant directing and choreographing productions such as SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK LIVE, FOOTLOOSE, and XANADU. His past performance credits include CHESS (Hayes Christensen Theatre), BIG LOVE (Babcock Theatre), and VERANO (Lagoon Amusement Park).

JAY PERRY (AEA) A native of Salt Lake, Jay’s award-winning acting work has been seen and heard at Plan-B Theatre, Radio West, Salt Lake Acting Company, The Grand Theatre, Pioneer Theatre Company, The Utah Symphony, Nova Chamber Music, The Salt Lake Symphony, Salt Lake Shakespeare, Park City’s Egyptian and

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Pygmalion Productions. Off-Broadway, Jay performed in the critically-acclaimed Plan-B production of FACING EAST at The Atlantic Stage 2, and he has performed in regional theatre coast to coast. His voice has been featured by Ballet West, BAE, Squatters, Hertz, The Utah Arts Festival, Chair Entertainment, Reading Horizons and many others. Jay is Program Coordinator and theatre school faculty at the University of Utah Youth Theatre and Festival Director for the Great Salt Lake Fringe theatre festival. He loves to play in his band, The Vitals, which will be headlining at this year’s Moab Arts Festival.

SYDNEY STEPHAN (Assistant Director & Choreographer) is a sophomore in the Musical Theatre Program at the U. You might’ve seen her in CHESS in the fall! She started teaching with YTU in June 2018, and was happily involved in all 3 summer sessions, WE ARE MONSTERS and INTO THE WOODS (the competition team).

She absolutely loves these students and is so thankful to Penny for giving her these opportunities! “Thank you for supporting your children in the arts!”

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YOUTH THEATRE at the U STAFF and CREW Penelope Caywood Artistic Director

James Craig Lighting Designer

Jay Perry Program Coordinator

Francesca Hsieh Assistant Director

Harris Smith Department of Theatre Chair

Trey McEuen Assistant Director

Colleen Hirst Youth Theatre Accountant

Sydney Stephens Assistant Director

Ailish Harris Stage Manager

Hannah Ensign Board Operator

Glenn Brown Master Puppeteer and Puppet Designer

Seamus Laughlin Board Operator

Linda Brown Master Puppeteer and Puppet Designer

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Special Thanks Special Thanks Denny Berry Glen Carpenter and Stansbury High School Drama Department Josi Dubois Ellie Hanagarne Bob Nelson Harris Smith Pioneer Theatre Robert Scott Smith And all our wonderful parents!

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