PRISM Holiday Movie Magic Program

PRISM Chorus presents

Holiday Movie Magic

December 18, 2025 • 8 PM

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“We are so excited and proud to be performing one of our signature concerts in Downtown Detroit for the first time.”

a note from our Artistic Director Good Evening & Welcome!

PRISM is delighted to see each and every one of you with us tonight. We are proud to help you kick off your holiday with PRISM’s Holiday Movie Magic!

My name is Darin DeWeese and I am thrilled to serve as the Artistic Director of PRISM. Many of tonight’s performers you will recognize from performances past and we also extend a very special welcome to PRISM’s newest 22 members in their first ever show with PRISM this evening. This ensemble has worked week in and week out this fall to prepare this show together and we can’t wait to share all that hard work with you tonight!

As PRISM enters into its 10-year anniversary in 2026, the organization is elated to have become one of Metro Detroit’s largest and most prominent LGBTQ+ organizations. It is our privilege to not only perform great music together, but to give back to our community with outrageous generosity and support to our local LGBTQ+ community. We thank each of you for your support in PRISM’s mission and we hope that you will continue to give generously with your support this evening in our raffles and donations.

Whether this is your first PRISM show or you’re a long-standing patron, we are positive you will enjoy all we have in store for you this evening. Tonight, we hope to put your cares aside and bring a smile to your face with music selections that are sure to put you in the holiday spirit! We hope you all enjoy this show as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you and provide you with a fantastic kickoff to your holiday season.

Darin DeWeese Artistic Director

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Holiday Movie Act One

Polar Express Medley The Polar Express Special arrangement commissioned by PRISM Chorus

Music & lyrics by Glen Ballard & Alan Silvestri. Arr. by Dave Volpe. Men of Step, dancers. Bradley Smith, train conductor.

Welcome Shane Dunbar, PRISM Chorus Chairman We Need A Little Christmas Mame Once Upon a December Anastasia

Music & lyrics by Jerry Herman.

Arr. by Mark Hayes.

Music & lyrics by Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty. Arr. by Steve Milloy.

Joel Sobieray, soloist.

In Memory Richard Smith Somewhere in My Memory Home Alone Cartoon Christmas Rankin/Bass Specials White Christmas White Christmas

Music by John Williams. Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse. Arr. by Mark Hayes.

Music & lyrics by Johnny Marks, Maury Laws & Jules Bass. Arr. by Andy Beck.

Richard Breaks, soloist.

Music & lyrics by Irving Berlin.

Arr. by Dave Howland.

Sung by Men of Note.

Introduction Asili Mugei Run Rudolph Run Various Special arrangement commissioned by PRISM Chorus

Music & lyrics by Marvin Brodie & Johnny Marks. Arr. by Dave Volpe.

Men of Step, dancers.

Intermission There will be a break before the start of Act II. Raffles will conclude in the theater lobby at the end of intermission.

Magic

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Act Two The Grinch Medley How The Grinch Stole Christmas

Music & lyrics by Dr. Seuss, Albert Hague, Mariah Carey, James Horner & Will Jennings. Arr. by Jeff Funk.

Dancing Daddies as the Grinches.

Introduction James P. Leija One More Sleep ‘til Christmas The Muppet Christmas Carol Special arrangement commissioned by PRISM Chorus

Music & lyrics by Paul Williams.

Arr. by Dave Volpe.

What’s This The Nightmare Before Christmasl

Music & lyrics by Danny Elfman. Arr. by Dave Volpe. Aaron GVY, soloist.

The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don’t Be Late) Alvin and the Chipmunks

Music & lyrics by Ross Bagdasarian.

Arr. by Jeff Bratz. Bill LeAnnais, Jason Mapile & Ryan Turinsky, soloists.

Introduction Rolando Fajardo Walking in the Air The Snowman

Music & lyrics by Howard Blake. Arr. by Charles Beale. Aaron Denk, soloist.

Raffles Bill LeAnnais & Gerald A. Ashby, Jr. Joy to the World The Preacher’s Wife

Music & lyrics by Lowell Mason & Roger Wilcock. Arr. by David Maddux. Sung by Men of Note with Erik Sisco, soloist.

Spirit of PRISM Presentation Irby Cox Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Meet Me in St. Louis That Christmas Morning Feelin’ Spirited Special arrangement commissioned by PRISM Chorus

Music & lyrics by Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane. Arr. by Mark Hayes.

Kade McKay, soloist.

Music & lyrics by Benj Pasek & Justin Paul.

Arr. by Dave Volpe.

Ben Andre, soloist. Men of Step, dancers.

New Member Vocal Auditions Tuesday, January 27, 6-9 pm Calling all tenors, baritones and basses!

Be a part of our welcoming choral family as we begin work on our June 2026 Disney Pride Concert with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.

Be a part of something really special There are so many reasons to join PRISM Chorus... great performances are just the beginning. Our upcoming season promises to be a landmark one.

If you’re interested in auditioning for us, we’d love to hear you at our vocal auditions on Tuesday, January 26 from 6 to 9 pm at The Hawk In Farmington Hills.

As one of Michigan’s premier LGBTQIA+ arts organizations, we welcome you to audition regardless of gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, religion or age. To schedule your audition, visit www.prism-chorus.org/new-member-vocal-placement or scan the QR code below.

PRISM Vocal Auditions • January 27, 2026, • 6 to 9 pm The Hawk, 29995 W 12 Mile Rd, Farmington Hills, MI 48334

Darin DeWeese, Artistic Director

Artistic Staff

A Michigan native, Darin grew up in historic Marshall, Michigan where he was involved with music from an early age. With an immense love for choral music, Darin followed his passion for singing to Michigan State University where he completed his Bachelor of Music Education in 2010.

Following his time at MSU, Darin served as the Director of Vocal Music at Tecumseh High School where he taught for seven years. During his time in Tecumseh, his choirs performed both locally and regionally, receiving numerous awards including being selected to perform at the prestigious Michigan Youth Arts Festival in 2017. In addition to classroom teaching, Darin founded the Tecumseh High School Gay Straight Alliance in 2011.

Following his time in Tecumseh, Darin served as the Artistic Director of the Out Loud Chorus in Ann Arbor, Michigan from 2019-2021 before moving into his current role as Artistic Director with PRISM in 2021.

Visibility, inclusion, and a sense of home for the queer community has always been, and will always be, at the forefront of Darin’s musical work. Over the past few years, PRISM has quickly become one of Metro Detroit’s largest and most visible queer organizations with 140 active members. PRISM not only supports its members, but the larger queer community in Southeast Michigan through music, activism, and scholarship.

As a singer, Darin has performed at major venues in the United States and abroad including Carnegie Hall, The Detroit Opera House, the American Choral Directors Association National Convention in Miami, and has performed contracts with Celebrity Cruises. Darin currently sings on staff at Christ Church Cranbrook in Bloomfield Hills and recently served in residence at Exeter Cathedral and the University of Exeter, England.

In February 2026, PRISM will perform at the GALA Symposium Conference in Columbus – an honor which was extended to five GALA Choruses from across the nation.

Dave Rains, Principal Accompanist Dave is an Adrian-based, multi-instrumentalist, music director, and arranger who is thrilled to be working with PRISM. Originally from Detroit, Dave studied music at Adrian College and has a second home for the past 20 years at Croswell Opera House in Adrian while being involved with nearly 150 musical theatre productions. Dave has worked with Darin for many years dating back to serving together at Tecumseh High School for 5 years. He currently is the Director of Music for his Adrian-based Lutheran Church and lives with his wife of 26 years, Brooke.

Zoe VanSlooten, Choreographer A dancer from childhood, Zoe danced with Dance Dimensions in Grand Rapids, Michigan where she first had the opportunity to assistant teach and fell in love with sharing the art form with students. She moved to Ann Arbor in 2016 to pursue her Bachelors of Arts in Sociology from the University of Michigan, during which time she began choreographing for and performing in musical theatre productions across Metro Detroit. Post graduation, Zoe relocated to Royal Oak, Michigan. When she is not dancing, Zoe works as an Account Manager for a technology company and enjoys singing, reading and practicing calligraphy.

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This Season’s Chorus

Tenor 1 Ray Anderson Renzo Arnold Patrick Ballnik Robert Beckley Mikey Champagne† Heather Covell Lillian Giles

Aaron GVY Rev. Steph “Ash” Harris Newman Alex Joslin Bryce Longenberger CJ Maresh Jake McClory†

Kade McKay Asili Mugei Lisa Newman Michael Oberstadt Randy Ray-Gilchrist Dan Redman Robert Savel

Ryan Turinsky Kevin Van Marquis Warren Leon Wilborn Jacob Wilkes Ean Williams

Tenor 2 Kevin Belanger Jantz Black Evan Bushman Ryan Cochran Luke DeVantier Shane Dunbar Joel Eifert Jason (JJ) Eklund Kirk Erickson

Brad Foucher Jeff Foust August Gorman Eric Hansen LaMar Johnson Jared Korotney Eric Lehr James P. Leija Jason Mapile

Leo Moschouris Joey Noce Gary Olkowski Jerome Pettus Brendon Pollard† John Sheffield Josh Simpson Christopher Smith Joel Sobieray†

Timothy Tarbell Michael Tew John Vovak Robert Wilson Micah Woods Josh Zimmerman

Baritone Gabriel Abel Jonatan AscarruzAsencios Gerald A. Ashby, Jr. Tyler Barron Robert Becker Spencer Betts Richard Breaks Joey Briseno John Bruning JG Bryant

Justin Cheong Adam Cooley Jacob Cooper Irby Cox Aaron Denk† Scott Felkey Michael Fitzpatrick Joshua Fortuna Jody Gore The Rev. Dr. Charles B. Hardwick Paul Kesman

Matthew Kiser J. Jacob Krause† Joe Krinke Joe Lentine Stephen Lyons Paul Mattson Michael Neumann Andrew Nichols Mark Ortwine Steven Pejuan Danny Reeves Bradley Smith

Richard Smith Matt Solomon Ivars Steins Brad Tata Mathew Thompson Daniel Toole Quinn Upton Jimmy Vogel Jared Waters Jake Zinke

Bass Jim Alger-Hortelano Benjamin Andre Hon. Frank Arnold (ret.)

Brenden Bell Stephen Bell Adam Bernard Lawrence Budzinski

Jeffrey Cash Trey Cudlip Peter Durak Anthony Edwards Kenneth R. Ehart Rolando Fajardo Patrick Flanagan Jonathan Gibson

John Joanette† Paul Johnson IV† Nick Krueger Bill LeAnnais Brandon McIntyre Mark D. Messersmith Jakub Monforton Sylvester Nadar

Ben Rocher Erik Sisco Ivan Slaughter Allen Stock Scott Watson Laurence Wilson Blake Yates †

Section Leaders

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Troupes &Ensembles

Men of Note Tenor II Jeff Foust August Gorman Jared Korotney James P. Leija Joey Noce Joel Sobieray

Tenor I Mikey Champagne Aaron GVY Jake McClory Kade McKay Asili Mugei Jacob Wilkes

Baritone Tyler Barron Aaron Denk Matthew Kiser J. Jacob Krause Matt Solomon Brad Tata

Bass Rolando Fajardo Jonathan Gibson Paul Johnson IV Bill LeAnnais Mark D. Messersmith Erik Sisco Ivan Slaughter

Men of Step Benjamin Andre+ Renzo Arnold Patrick Ballnik

Stephen Bell+ Richard Breaks Jeffrey Cash†+

Ryan Cochran Aaron GVY Jason Mapile+

Bradley Smith+ †

Dance Captain Featured in The Polar Express Medley +

Men of Step is generously supported by MC Personnel LLC. The Dancing Daddies Irby Cox Kenneth R. Ehart

Scott Felkey Gary Olkowski

Mark Ortwine Jerome Pettus

Brendon Pollard Robert Wilson

THE PRISM ORCHESTRA The PRISM Orchestra is generously supported By The Harold & Iris T. Abel Family Foundation David Rains, Piano & Orchestra Leader Orchestrations by David Maddux, NYC Fran Wakefield, Violin I Lea Detlefs, Violin I Zack Rubin, Violin II Angela Penrose, Violin II

Mark Tarabusi, Reed I Lewis Middleton, Reed II

Jonathan Peters, Synthesizer Andrew Toering, Guitar Tim Prettyman, Bass Gordon Krupsky, Drum Set

CONCERT PRODUCTION Joel Sobiery, Procucer Production Team Adam Bernard, Visuals Adam Cooley, Visuals Rolando Fajardo, Writer Aaron GVY, Visuals Stacey Johnson, Stage Manager

Bill LeAnnais, Writer Jason Mapile, Costumes Josh Simpson, Audio Robert Wilson, Visuals Josh Zimmerman, Writer

Concert Program Robert Wilson, Coordinator Shawn Hanaee, Ad Sales Mark Ortwine, Copy Editor Paul Kesman, Writer

Thank you to our Grant & Corporate Partners

VISIONARY PARTNERS $7500+ The Harold and Iris T. Abel Family Foundation • Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan • The Hawk • The Hope Fund • Michigan Arts and Culture Council • MotorCity Casino • National Endowment for the Arts • SOHO • 215 W • Spirit of Christ Lutheran Church • The Svane Family Foundation

PIONEER PARTNERS $5000+ MAGNA • MC Personnel LLC

By aligning with PRISM Chorus, you associate your brand with one of the Michigan’s most prominent volunteer, non-profit, performing arts organizations and an LGBTQ+ community leader. We attract a wide and diverse audience from throughout Michigan with a healthy mix of ages, backgrounds, sexual identities, household incomes and professions.

Partner with us...

We reach our audiences through a variety of sold-out performances, as well as our growing online and social media audiences. A partnership will only strengthen your organization’s visibility, as our audiences and supporters will see your brand as a supporter of human rights. We will tailor a sponsorship package for you to ensure your organization gets maximum benefit for the money you invest.

Reach out for more information on how to partner with PRISM.

To our beautiful PRISM family, patrons, members, and supporters — thank you. Your continued belief in our mission is the heartbeat of this organization. Over this past year, we have grown not only in numbers, but in spirit, in purpose, and in the depth of the community we serve. PRISM has evolved in ways that fill me with immense pride, made possible by courageous leadership, passionate artistry, and the unwavering commitment of our members.

It has been a profound honor to serve as Chairman for nearly 150 singers and almost 50 volunteers who give so much of themselves to make PRISM what it is. Your voices and your dedication create more than music, you create belonging, hope, and a place where people can truly be themselves.

This year, our community impact expanded in meaningful ways. We deepened our work with MiGen – Michigan LGBTQ+ Elders Network, supporting and uplifting our LGBTQ+ seniors as they navigate new chapters of life. These connections remind us why we sing: to honor those who came before us, to stand with those beside us, and to build something better for those who will follow.

PRISM also experienced a major transition of our own as we moved into The Hawk rehearsal space in Farmington Hills.

This new home represents growth, stability, and a powerful step toward the future. It equips us with the space, resources, and energy to continue expanding our membership and strengthening the PRISM brand in the years ahead.

My deepest gratitude goes to our Artistic Director, Darin, whose vision and passion continue to embody everything we stand for. I also want to thank our Board of Directors, section leaders, committee members, donors, sponsors, and every individual who gives their time, talent, or treasure. Every dollar and every hour matters. Every act of support leaves a lasting impact. I am profoundly grateful.

And to my husband, John - thank you for your endless patience, love, and encouragement. Your support allows me to give my whole heart to this organization.

Finally, it is my great joy to personally invite you to PRISM’s first-ever GALA fundraiser: TIMEWARP, on March 21st, 2026, where we will celebrate our 10-year anniversary. It will be a night of music, memories, and the vibrant community that has brought us this far.

Thank you for believing in us, and for helping PRISM shine brighter every year.

Shane Dunbar Chairman, Board of Directors

Board of Directors Shane Dunbar Chairman

Gerald Ashby, Jr. Vice-Chairman

Jantz Black Secretary

Jeff Foust Treasurer

Board Members at Large Irby Cox Community Outreach

John Joanette Fund Development

Paul Kesman Marketing

Joel Sobieray Programming

Allen Stock Governance

Our Mission PRISM is a volunteer, non-profit, performing arts organization whose mission is to provide an inclusive

and affirming space for LGBTQIA+ individuals and allies. We achieve this by fostering a creative space

through music, building community, and promoting equity through performance and outreach.

Our Vision PRISM envisions a community where LGBTQIA+ individuals are valued, protected and celebrated.

We will achieve this through the production of

quality and entertaining performances where all people are empowered to live their lives authentically.

PRISM seeks to impact

the local and national community by enriching lives through community service, philanthropy, and scholarship.

What we are all about

INCLUSIVITY We welcome all individuals regardless of gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, religion, age, ability of socio-economic status.

CREATIVITY We value artistic expression and embrace diversity in music and performance.

COMMUNITY EQUITY EXCELLENCE We strive to create We promote We are a safe, supportive equity for all committed to and welcoming people, especially musical and environment LGBTQIA+ artistic excellence where members and other and continuous feel a sense of marginalized improvement. belonging. communities.

PHILANTHROPY We aspire to give our time, talents and resources back to the communities we serve through philanthropic partnership and internal and external scholarships.

We Need Your Feedback Audience feedback fuels growth and inspires change. In the vibrant world of art, your feedback is an invaluable tool that not only measures the success of a performance but also guides future endeavors and aids us in securing grants. Please take a few minutes following the performance to complete our survey. Learn more @PRISM-Chorus.org.

A round of applause for our Individual Partners Guardian $4500+ Breyan Garcia-Ramirez

Patron $2000+ Charles J. Loney

Ambassador $1000+ Renzo Arnold The Dunbar Family

Supporter $500+ Jeffrey Krause Lori Kunze Joseph LaVela

Danny DeRose & Vinnie Roberts John & Shane Dunbar John Joanette

Chandler Mercer & Robert Podlogar Charles Peck Jovita Tolbert

Friend $250+ Gasper Baglio Neil Barclay Jeff Dunbar Scott Felkey Jeff Foust Robert Gurwin

Charles Hardwick Margaret Kephart Michael Kondziolka Graham Lockett Stephen Lyons

Candace Monforton David Monforton Eric Nikkila Ron & Dan Northrup-Ferrier

Jere Rapp Thomas Scott Allen Stock Robert & Jan VerMeulen Joshua Zimmerman

Donor $100+ Robert Abid Christopher Bahrke Jeff Banning Roberts Belmont & Wilson Juliann Binienda Tim & Amber Bryant Marcus Calderon Cynthia Carroll Elizabeth Caswell Irby Cox & Don Harris Eric Davignon Barbara Davis

Parag Dedhia Darin DeWeese Scott Dewey Barbara Edmondson Michelle Farinola Janice Farrington Ken Fischer Brad Foucher Jo Ellen Gilbert Richard Gutow Charles J. Halat Kimberly Hanson

Janette Harrison Angela Hollander Matt Horn John Joanette Crystal Kalinowski Mary Beth Leija Linda Miscevich John Moroun Christophe Mougin Brian Muckey Mark Ortwine & Shawn Hanaee

Tim Perzyk Jonathan Pollock Larry Reeve Marianne & David Rinker Kerry Sheldon Clarica Stanish Myles Talbot Beverly Tata Merridy Toepfer Steven Tyshka Kathleen Warner Neil & Kristin Williams

Honor Roll Lara Alami Sarah Alter Daniel Anderson Tacara Arrington Libby Arwady Josue Ascarruz Asencios Brett Ashley Collin Averill Chris Azzopardi Elizabeth Ballard Michael Barrett Ryan Barron Darren Blosser Jan Brengman Stephen Brotebeck Blake Brown Wayne Brown Debra Burr Bashhar Byrouthy Krysti Catanzaro Steve Clark Brenda Compton Kristin Cotton Susan Cucuzza Timothy Cunnane David Dangovian

Alexander Davidson Lisa DeGrieck Nicole Derusha-Mackey Douglas Dinning Jill Dombrowski Anthony Dondero Daniel DuPuis Julie Ebersole Kathy Edenzon David Faller Thomas Flagg Olivier Foucher Jennifer Friess Melissa Gibbs Lindsey Goss Sarah Haley-Fuentes Sharon Hare Leslie Henstock Nerys Hernandez Stephen Herzog Rachel Ho George Horattas Kevin Hughes Joseph Hutcheson Todd Jordan Kate Kapp

Leigh A. Karpinskas Kristy Kennedy Paul Kesman Tim Kiernan Matthew Kovach Jimmy Laski Shear Laurence Michael Lemanski Gregg Leshman Linda Lishchuk Hupert Jodi Lloyd RuthAnn Logue Colleen Lomanto Chris Lorway Lindsay Maes Mary Ann Magill Edward Maki-Schramm Michael Mancini Jeffrey A. Maniaci Betsy Mark Deidree Mathis Laura Matter Jake McClory Julia McLane Lisa Merte

Laura Mikota Carly Minner Margaret Morawski Adam Morency Myles Bruce Nicely Joey Noce Kathleen Ann OBrien Pisupati Colleen Ortwine-Boes Steven Pejuan Dana Piccoli Angela Piscitelli James Proctor Mathias-Philippe R F Badin Terry Randall Linda Randolph Freddie Rashod Johnson Ray Sydney Richards Alison Rivett Eugene Rogers Michael J. Rowan Gregory Rumpz Anna Sampson Michele Schumaker

Donations received April 30, through November 30, 2025.

Katherine K. Shaw Shinee Shoemaker Christine Siler Mary Simkins Jay Smith Kristine Smith Mia Sohn Matthew Solomon Aidan Sova William Suminski Kelly Szpara Sergio Tellez Barbara Teron Pam Tinney Mark Vasquez Tim Vietto Monica Vogel Randy Walker Charlie Wawro Eileen White Nancy Wojcik Michael Wooten Stephen Wurst Jessica Young-Eleazar Dolores Zakrzewski

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If you aren’t a singer or don’t feel comfortable on the stage under the bright lights, that doesn’t mean you can’t join the PRISM family.

We’d love to have you become part of PRISM by becoming a member of the PRISM+ volunteer team.

PRISM’s mission is to provide an inclusive, affirming and creative performing arts community for LGBTQIA+ individuals and allies that changes lives and fosters connection. This involves more than music and as we continue to expand in size and widen our reach, our need for support to achieve that mission is growing.

Volunteers are the engine that fuels our success as an organization and the more people that we have to help us with our

No singing required! concerts, group events and community outreach initiatives, the more we can do. That means PRISM+ is becoming an increasingly important part of the equation.

If you’re interested in volunteering at University of Michigan football concessions, helping support our seasonal concerts by joining the planning process and providing assistance at the event, have ideas about things PRISM can consider becoming involved with or are just curious to see how you can help, we look forward to hearing from you. Contact us if you have questions or would like additional information.

Brendon Pollard, Vice-President and Director of Planning and Design, is the Tenor 2 section leader and a 16-season veteran of PRISM.

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