O'Gorman High School Opening Knighter Playbill - Godspell

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Dear Friends of O’Gorman Theatre, Welcome to another wonderful performance by our outstanding theatre department. We are truly blessed, not only to have a beautiful theater in which to perform, but also an amazing staff to help our students in all areas, on-stage and off. A special thanks to all of the dedicated and talented staff that lead our students each year.

Because of the history of O’Gorman’s Theatre excellence, each class of students feels a sense of pride in living up to and exceeding every expectation with every performance. Something truly magical happens when our students take the stage. This year more than ever we are grateful and excited to be a part of these special moments.

Thank you to all who made this performance possible by contributing to the O’Gorman Theatre Department. We are truly blessed to have your continued support of O’Gorman High School and to have you as a member of our community.

Enjoy the show!

Kyle L. Groos President Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools.

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2020 Oral Interp Team The 2020 National Qualifiers were ready to compete in Albuquerque, New Mexico. However, plans changed and the tournament was moved online for the first time. While so many things were not the same, the students remained true to their craft and embraced the opportunity to compete.

Coaching would continue via Zoom from March to June. From their own homes, the students recorded and submitted their presentations to compete with 6,600 competitors from around the nation. In the end, after a week of online competition, the online nationals was a huge success! The team placed Top 20 and received the highest speech team award given - National School of Speech Excellence! We are so proud of the resilience and dedication of every single member of the team that would have been in Albuquerque! Each one worked hard and had to balance work schedules, a pandemic, and so much change in our world.

We are blessed with incredible young adults who have shown that they can adapt and manage to handle any challenges that life brings. To give you an idea of their accomplishments there were 1,400 schools, 6,600 competitors and 12,400 performances competing at the National Speech and Debate Nationals. Here are the results.

Team - National School of Excellence in Speech Finalists (Top 6) Rima Jamous- 6th in Humorous Interp Matthew Meyer - 2nd in Storytelling Katie Dinsmore- 3rd in Storytelling Semifinalists (Top 14) Atong Mawien - 13th in Dramatic Interp Sydney Benson and Maria Evans-7th in Duo Interp Matthew Meyer- 7th in Poetry McCabe Wenande - 14th in Storytelling Top 60 (Octofinalists) Katie Dinsmore – Informative Speaking Sanjana Chandran- Dramatic Interp Grace Thuringer- Storytelling Walker Haber - 9th round of LD Debate Katie Dinsmore gets a special delivery

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Cast of Characters

Jesus.................................................................... Griffin Aasen John the Baptist/Judas.................................................Jacob Olson Anna Maria.............................................................. Nora Dahle Celisse................................................................. Lillian Dexter Morgan................................................................. Kianna Healy Lindsay...............................................................Allison Kassing Telly..................................................................... Aiden Geiver Nick......................................................................Will Sanford George................................................................ Jonathan Baye Uzo................................................................... Abby Dingman Ensemble Auburn Dexter Jazz DeBondt Matthew Schulte Allison Junker Jonah Astrup Raeya Allen Amaya Reddy Kayden Bjorkman Rick Adriano Anisah LaPlante Logan Ruby Suzanna Sejnoha Anita Schulte Maggie Baloun Steve Penisten Annie Olson Madeline Fritz Wilainu Farhat Doreen Flannery Maggie Wolf Prologue Notes

Godspell is about reconciling God and the Bible with our modern world and especially during a pandemic.

The subject of God and organized religion has dominated philosophical discussions for centuries; and at this time in history when organized religion is frequently under fire, how can we examine where we are morally and intellectually without looking at how we got here? This is what the Prologue accomplishes, a fascinating survey of some of the influential minds of the western world—Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, Edward Gibbon (English author of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire), L. Ron Hubbard to name a few. Each philosopher has a verse (each with a different melody) to expound upon God and religion, and their impact on society. Some of the philosophers believe in God; others do not.Yet even the atheists among them admit the profound force of the concept of God. Because the philosophers are presented in (mostly) chronological order, we can see the evolution of religious thought over time.

The Prologue segues directly into “Tower of Babble,” in which the philosophers come together in unison to tell us that they are indeed the greatest minds of history and that we should listen to what they have to say.

They then proceed to sing their verses again, this time all at once, creating a carefully constructed mosaic of conflicting philosophies. The point is that all these views have combined (as their melodies now have) over time to create the basis for contemporary religious thought; and though many of the ideas are conflicting, they still work together to form a solid foundation on which to build. The Prologue and “Tower of Babble” place both Christ and us, the audience, in historical context.

Copyright 1995. Excerpt from Scott Miller’s book, From Assassins to West Side Story

Order of Show

ACT I 1. Prologue .........................................Socrates and small ensemble 2. Tower of Babble..................................Socrates and small ensemble 3. Prepare Ye ........................................John the Baptist and all cast 4. Save the People ............................................... Jesus and all cast 5. Day by Day............................................. Anna Maria and all cast 6. Learn Your Lessons Well .......................... Celisse, Jesus, and all cast 7. Bless the Lord............................................... Lindsay and all cast 8. All for Best............................................ Jesus, Judas, and all cast 9. All Good Gifts................................................. Telly and all cast 10. Light of the World........................................ George and all cast ACT II 1. Learn Your Lessons Well ....................................................Telly 2. Turn Back, Oh Man...................................................... Morgan 3. Alas For You................................................................... Jesus 4. By My Side.................................................................... Uzo 5. We Beseech Thee.............................................. Nick and all cast 6. Beautiful City................................................................ Jesus 7. On the Willows.............................................................. Judas 8. Finale....................................................................... All cast 9. Bows........................................................................ All cast Orchestra Guitar 1........................................................................Jacob Moeller Guitar 2........................................................................ John Brunner Guitar 3...................................................................... Seth McMaster Bass ..........................................................................Aiden Heisinger Strings...........................................................................Jessica Kruse Winds............................................................................ Nick Gauer Keyboard 1.................................................................. Gabe Gonzales Keyboard 2/Auxiliary Percussion......................................... Maria Kuchta Drums.............................................................................Luke Casey Costumers Peter Nguyen • Alice Masters • Teagan Garbers • Elizabeth Kestel •Sara Bouma Eve Nielsen • Ellie Jaspers • Erin Kassing Sam Miller • Dru Collins • Sydnie Schmidt

Technical Crew Ryleigh Tupper • Riley Hagen • Taylor Hagen • Kylie Roemen Million Amare • Ian Winter • Quin Warner

Production Crew Director............................................................Ms. Teresa Fester Vocal Director............................................... Ms. Rachel Hickman Technical Director.............................................. Mr. Kevin Humke Orchestra Director.................................................. Mr. Ben Koch Choreographer.............................................Ms. Meredith Molseed Costume Director........................................... Mrs. Kendra Dexter Asst. Costume Directors........................................Mr. Scott Nelson ..................................................................Mrs. Janet Liesinger Box Office.........................................................Mr. Scott Nelson Student Directors................................................ Suzanna Sejnoha ........................................................................... Maggie Wolf .........................................................................Amaya Kovash House Manager......................................................Amaya Kovash Theatre Manager................................................ Mr. Aaron Strand Headshots............................................................ Ryleigh Tupper Playbill Coordinators ............................................... Susanne Gale ........................................................................ Chloe Goldade Acknowledgements Mollie Van Meeteren Parents of cast and crew Aaron Strand Jodi Rysavy Mrs. Joan Mahoney Rose Rueb Mr. Alex Anderson Neil Hoogendoorn Jackie Shotkoski Jacki Bosseler Jeannie Johnson Yellow Bug Photography

Cast & Crew

Abby Dingman

Aiden Geiver

Aiden Heisinger

Alice Masters

Allison Junkers

Allison Kassing

Anita Schulte

Annie Olson

Auburn Dexter

Amaya Kovash

Amaya Reddy

Anisah LaPlante

Cast & Crew

Doreen Flannery

Dru Collins

Elizabeth Kestel

Ellie Jaspers

Erin Kassing

Evelyn NIelsen

Gabe Gonzalez

Griffin Aasen

Ian Winters

Jacob Moeller

Jacob Olson

Jazz DeBrondt

Cast & Crew

Jessica Kruse

John Bruner

Jonah Astrup

Jonathan Baye

Kayden Bjorkman

Kianna Healy

Kylie Roemen

Lillian Dexter

Logan Ruby

Luke Casey

Madeline Fritz

Maggie Baloun

Cast & Crew

MaggieWolf

Maria Kuchta

Matthew Schulte

Million Amare

Nicholas Gaure

Nora Dahle

Peter Nguyen

Quin Warner

Raeya Allen

Rick Adriano

Riley Hagen

Ryleigh Tupper

Cast & Crew

Sam Miller

Saralyn Bouma

Seth McMaster

Steve Penisten

Suzanne Sejnoha

Sydnie Schmidt

Taylor Hagen

Teagan Garbers

Wilainu Farhat

Will Sanford

Student Directors

Costumers

Orchestra

Technical Crew

Director

Teresa Fester

Vocal Director

Rachel Hickman

Orchestra Director

Ben Koch

Costume Director

Kendra Dexter & Family

Asst Costume Director& Box Office

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Choreographer

Assistant Costumer

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Technical Director

Kevin Humke &Family

The O’Gorman Performing Arts Department wishes to thank the following for their Patron support.

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ACTOR Michael and Mary Kay Bannwarth Ron and Diane Bannwarth John and Katy Billion James and Linda Breckenridge Mark and Jeanie Conzemius Randy and Ann Cowan David and Julie Elson Henry & Candace Evans Michael and Sandy Fitzgibbons Rich and Mary Garry Keith and Anna Gauer Courtland and Julianna Hall Gregg and Barb Harvison & Family Rich and Barb Hennies Matt and Annette Johnson Bishop Donald Kettler Steven and Brigetta Klein Lon and Sandy Kouri Fr. James Morgan Mary Olinger Dana & Patricia Ray Keith and Ann Schaefbauer Jon and Jessie Schmidt Ted J Thoms Family Wenande Graduates & Current Students John and Bridget Wenande

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t h g ni s K te o N Griffin AasenGriffin! It’s been fun to have you By My Side, Day by Day as you Learned Your Lessons Well & Ye Prepared to Bless the Lord & share your talents in This Beautiful City!

So proud!

Love, Mom

Auburn DexterCongratulations on your first musical, we are so proud of your hard work!

Enjoy this amazing show with your sister, that’s a rare treat. “We have to lift each other up, not try and claw each other down.” - Arianna Grande From Mom and Dad

Jonah AstrupWe are so proud of you, Jonah! Our family feels so fortunate to be part of the magic that is the O’Gorman Theatre team. Have an amazing time!

From Josh and Katie Astrup

Lillian DexterThanks for coming out of your shell, as Adam Levine says, “it’s much more interesting to embrace who you really are rather than waste energy pretending to be someone else.” You’re going to rock! Enjoy your junior show with your sister, what a gift!

From Dad and Mom

Jonathan BayeWe are so proud of you. Break a leg and have fun! Love you!

From Mom, Dad, and Isaac John BrunnerCongratulations on a job well done this year, John! We are very proud of you!

From Mom and Dad

Aiden GeiverAiden, so proud of you son for all your efforts and hard work to make this a great show. Good Luck and God Bless!

Love Mom and Dad

t h g ni s K te o N Gabriel GonzalesThanks for always filling our home with music! We are so proud of your accomplishments in music and high school! Good luck Gabe!

Love, Mom, Dad and Jake Kianna HealyTo our little “Drama Queen.” We are so proud of you, your hard work and person you’ve become. You are beautiful inside and out! Share your God-given talents!

Love. Mom & Dad Seth McMasterProud of you, you’ve got this!

From Dad Seth McMasterMay God bless and keep you always May your wishes all come true May your heart always be joyful May your song always be sung And may you stay Forever young From Mom

Seth McMasterSeth, It’s been so much fun watching you grow day by day into such a talented young man! Congratulations!

We’re so proud! Love you!

From Mom, Joe, & Hope Steve PenistenPrepare Ye the Way! For a great performance Steve! Day by Day we miss you!

Love, Nolan, Lindsay, WT, Stella & Oona Steve PenistenShout Out to Steve! Bless the Lord!

You will do GREAT! Love, Sara, Joe, Collin & Scout Steve PenistenBreak a leg Steve! We love you & can’t wait to see you in the show!

Love, Your Big Family!

Ry TupperLive Life.

Take pictures.

Relive memories.

Repeat.

Go get’em Ry From Mom, Brian, Jacob, Macey, Matt & Jaxson

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The Show Must Go On

The Performing Arts in a Pandemic Since the start of the pandemic, the performing arts serves as a means of escapism. We saw videos of people who were in quarantine stepping out on their balconies singing or playing instruments. On July 3rd, the Broadway hit “Hamilton” dropped on Disney+.

Choirs from around the country spent hours practicing and singing uplifting songs via Zoom. Although times have changed and many challenges exist when it comes to live performances, the arts are striving and finding ways for people to escape the stress or boredom caused by this pandemic.

Last April, the O’Gorman staff were missing their students and wanted to reach out to them. Their message would be created through song and dance. Teachers met on Zoom to learn choreography for a music video. Not only did it serve the students but it brought joy to the staff as well. It was therapeutic.

The pandemic brings many challenges in regards to safety and numbers but where there is a will, there is a way. The directors are constantly working to bring a sense of normalcy to the students. The performing arts at O’Gorman are not just about the performances but also the bonds that are made in the process. It is important to give the students the same opportunities as years past. For band and choir, the students are up to the challenges and making the changes needed to continue to perform. Special masks have been made and “6 feet” is common, but there are no complaints because the staff and students will do whatever it takes. Facebook Live has become a way to enjoy our Marching Knights performing to limited attendance at competitions. Theatre will continue either live (with social distancing) or online, as major play publishers are now offering live streaming options. It all depends on the show and the current situation.

So, it is safe to say that when it comes to the performing arts, whether it be band, choir, or theatre, one thing is certain – the show must go on! The Performing Arts Department at O’Gorman is up to the challenge and is grateful for its dedicated students and support from the community!

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Spotlight on Elli Richardson 2019-2020 Thespian Award Winner Major: Accounting/Business at the University of Nebraska Lincoln Favorite Roles: “Sleeping Beauty” in Sleeping Beauty, “Helen” in House for Sale, “Phyllis” in 42nd Street, “Hannah” in Newsies, and being a Student Director Highlights: My time on stage at O’G definitely gave me many different experiences that shaped me to be the young woman I am today. Not only did it teach me how to be confident on stage but it gave me lifelong friendships and people I can call my family from hundreds of miles away.

Advice for current students: This may sound cliché, but live every moment in high school to its fullest. You do not always know when the last time your curtain will close.

I did not think the 2020 State One Act Festival would be the last time I would perform on the O’Gorman stage, and because of that I wish I would have soaked in every experience I had. During high school, I always thought that there would be another show, but unfortunately our time on stage was cut short. I was hoping to end my high school years with Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat, but unfortunately that was not the case. Accepting that I would not be able to participate in all the special traditions that come with your senior musical was extremely difficult. Live it up while you can!

Whether you are a freshman or senior, this is your first or tenth show, take it all in. To those wondering if they should get involved in the department- do it! You belong there, whether it be in the tech booth, the costume shop, or backstage, you will fit right in and find your home.

Favorite Memories: Hiding all kinds of random stuff in the ceiling (like the rubber rat skeleton) thinking that Fester was clueless, but of course she knew. I loved going to Perkins with the whole cast on Friday nights. I also loved getting ready at the makeup counter with everyone jamming to music. You could always tell everyone was so excited to start the show.

Favorite Traditions: One tradition that I loved was warmups. Not only did they prepare us for the show but they had each of us laughing so hard by the end.

Lessons Learned: In doing theater I learned that you always have to be there for others. In the stage sense, you must be on time for your cues or you will leave your castmate on stage alone. This applies to offstage as well. We will always be there for each other no matter the distance or circumstance.

O’Gorman was blessed with Elli’s talent on stage and her beautiful personality offstage. We’re proud of you, Elli!!

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