EXECUTIVE BOARD NOTE

Hello and welcome to the Livingston Theatre Company’s final mainstage production of our 25th Season, Pippin! The Livingston Theatre Company

2022-2023 Executive Board would like to recognize the production staff, cast, and crew of this production for their continuous hard work and commitment throughout this process. As our last show of the season, we wanted to create magic with this production, and this team has beyond exceeded our expectations.

Pippin is a perfect fit for our 25th season, in which we are reflecting on and embracing our differences. With the structure of our society today, it is easy to fall into the trap of trying to fit in, but we would like to present the goal of standing out. Each of our productions this season reinforces the idea that what makes us different is what makes us special. In this production, Pippin feels a lot of pressure from the Players to fit into the future they set forth for him, but he eventually realizes that he can decide his own destiny - even if it comes with compromises. Pippin builds his own path despite what has been done before, and we believe everyone can benefit from taking their life into their own hands.

As we close out our season, we would like to take a chance to reflect on our accomplishments. This season, we produced and presented three mainstage musicals as well as a mini-musical, hosted music and dance workshops, and performed at several events across Rutgers campus. We have also had an opportunity to develop new collaborations and partnerships with other student organizations. With a great foundation, we are immensely excited about the future of LTC and the direction that our group is going. It takes many committed students behind the scenes and lots of love to create these amazing productions, and the community established here at LTC is extraordinary.

This incredible show and our entire 25th season would be impossible without the support and guidance of Susan Romano, Jason Goldstein, the LTC’s Faculty Board, and the event team at The Livingston Student Center. We deeply appreciate your assistance and commitment to this company. We would also like to give a special thank you to each and every one of you for coming to see this beautiful production and providing support to the LTC and Rutgers student theatre. It is only with your help that the LTC continues to grow and thrive here at Rutgers.

We sincerely thank you for joining us for Pippin.

The 2022-2023 Executive Board

Annie Maclin, Kira Harris, John Baker, and Sagar Singal

Pippin made its way into my life about 13 years ago (yes, I was nine– take it up with my parents), when I attended a summer young adult production of it with my family. They hated it, and, to their chagrin, it became my newest obsession. I fluttered down to the library a few days later and checked out a VHS copy of the 1981 Canadian production of Pippin starring original Leading Player Ben Vereen, ‘70s heartthrob William Katt, and Broadway legend Chita Rivera, a replica of Bob Fosse’s original Tony award-winning direction. It is not an exaggeration when I say I know this show like the back of my hand.

Three years later, my family gave Pippin another chance when we saw the revival on Broadway. It felt as if this production fixed a lot of the things that were “wrong” with the original production, and it was much better received by my family, and by the world. Pippin is a story of magic and of spectacle, and this production translated that into a sideshow style, featuring acrobatics and tricks and visual effects that could never be reproduced in an amateur setting. While this was truly spectacular, I believe that the magic and spectacle of Pippin is, at its core, the magic and spectacle of theatre, and that Pippin works best when you allow the material to speak for itself.

The production of Pippin you are about to see is a marrying of these two very different productions, taking the best of Fosse’s original direction and choreography, the aspects of the revival that work in this setting, and my love and passion for this piece, and combining those ideas and themes with some of the most talented performers and creatives I have ever had the pleasure of working with. Everyone listed in this program has truly poured their heart and soul into my wacky, zany, over-the-top visions and ideas.

Pippin is, at its heart, a search for self. Self-worth, self-actualization, self-sufficiency. You name it, Pippin is searching for it for himself. Another theme, and arguably the most important, is compromise. In the eyes of the Players, to compromise is to lose your sense of self, and settling for anything less than perfection and pageantry in your life is an affront to everything in which they believe. As they encourage Pippin, I will now encourage you, to think about the sun, and join us as we present Pippin: His Life and Times.

-Michael Einiger

Musical Numbers

Act I

Magic to Do . .................................................................................................... Leading Player, Players

Corner of the Sky ............................................................................................................................ Pippin

War is a Science ................................................................................ Charlemagne, Pippin, Soldiers

Glory ................................................................................................................... Leading Player, Players

Simple Joys .......................................................................................................................Leading Player

No Time at All .................................................................................................................. Berthe, Players

With You ............................................................................................................................................. Pippin

Spread a Little Sunshine ........................................................................................ Fastrada, Players

Morning Glow ................................................................................................................ Pippin, Players

Act Ii

The Right Track ................................................................................................. Leading Player, Pippin

There He Was............................................................................................................................. Catherine

Kind of Woman ......................................................................................................... Catherine, Players

Extraordinary ................................................................................................................................... Pippin

Prayer for a Duck ...........................................................................................Pippin, Theo, Catherine

Love Song ................................................................................................................... Pippin, Catherine

I Guess I’ll Miss the Man ........................................................................................................ Catherine

Finale ................................................................................ Leading Player, Fastrada, Pippin, Players

Pippin Pit Orchestra

Keyboard: Sharanya Devarakonda (sub 4/21: Jude Duane), Bobby Weil

Reeds: Haley Rogers, Sophia Lange, Tyler Selvig

Trumpet: Zachary Nogueras

Trombone: Sander Mark

Violin: Annika Ault

Cello: Walker Harris (sub 4/19, 4/23: Audrey Koh)

Bass: Steven Franklin

Drums: Shea Lawless

Special Thanks To

LEADING PLAYER ............................................................................................................. Kitana Sultan

PIPPIN ..................................................................................................................................... Owen Butler

KING CHARLES ..................................................................................................................James Carson

LEWIS ................................................................................................................................. Nathaniel Paris

FASTRADA .......................................................................................................................... Valerie Myers

BERTHE .............................................................................................................................. Ella McIlwaine

CATHERINE ............................................................................................................................. Kaila Parkin

THEO ......................................................................................................................................... Kel Thomas

PLAYERS........................................................................................................ *Aaron Carr, Seirah Davis ...................................................................................... Gianna DeVeau, Naia Edmonds, Mary Klein, ................................................................................................... *Laura Luzardo, *Valentina Pappano, ....................................................................................................... *Stanley Skalecki, Christina Wuenn

Asterisk (*) denotes that the Player is a featured dancer

WHO’S WHO

KITANA SULTAN (Leading Player) is thrilled to be back on the LTC stage! Her previous roles include Esmeralda (The Hunchback of Notre Dame, LTC), Karessa (Tick, Tick... BOOM!, Cabaret Theatre), and a member of The College Avenue Player’s comedy show, Comic Relief. She also performs the National Anthem frequently at Rutgers Sporting Events. Kitana would like to thank her family for their endless support of her passion, and the entire cast, production staff, E-Board, crew, and pit for being such a pleasure to work with. We’ve got lots of magic to do, just for you, so sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

OWEN BUTLER (Pippin) is excited to perform in his second LTC show after previously being a part of the ensemble in “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” in the fall. His most previous community theatre credits include “Shrek the Musical” (Shrek) and “Footloose” (Ren McCormack) with ShowKids Invitational Theatre. Owen thanks his parents for all their support and wishes the entire cast and crew a great show! Also shoutout Brett Hall Floor 3!!

JAMES CARSON (King Charles) is incredibly excited to share the stage with such a wonderful cast and crew! As a senior studying civil engineering, he is grateful to be part of an organization with such a talented and friendly student body. James is the president of the glee club, which he thinks helped him portray the role of King Charles in a more convincing and goofy manner.

NATHANIEL PARIS (Lewis) is stoked to finally be able to hit the stage with LTC! Nate has participated in the past two shows of LTC’s season, Assistant Music Directing Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Co-Music Directing Hair. As a rock musical enthusiast, Pippin is a departure for the normal musical theater scene you’d find Nate in, and he is so happy he had the privilege to perform with the lovely cast. Special thanks to the cast, production staff, friends, family, and the audience. Nate hopes you will enjoy his performance that will hopefully have you laughing, and slightly uncomfortable!

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VALERIE MYERS (Fastrada) is thrilled to be performing in her fourth show with LTC. She previously performed in Sweet Charity, Cinderella, and Hair. Valerie is also on the general board of LTC as the Director of Advertising. She hopes the cast, pit, and crew all break legs!

ELLA MCILWAINE (Berthe) is thrilled to be joining LTC in this production! Previous credits include A New Brain (Lisa) and Spring Awakening (Adult Woman) at Cabaret Theater. She would like to thank the cast, production staff, and board for all of their support, and hopes you enjoy the show!

KAILA PARKIN (Catherine) is so excited to end her junior year playing Catherine. She has so much gratitude for everyone who has made this the “school year of creativity.” She hopes you enjoy the show as much as she does. Next, you can see Kaila playing Patty Simcox in Grease at the Broadway Theater of Pitman. Until then, sit back, relax, and join us - We’ve got magic to do! xo

KEL THOMAS (Theo) is a freshman at Rutgers, and has loved being a part of his first LTC mainstage! He has been in several theatrical productions prior to college, such as Much Ado About Nothing, Big Fish, and Sideways Stories from Wayside School. His favorite parts about being in Pippin have been the amazing cast and staff he’s gotten to work with, and all the hip thrusting. He wants to thank everyone involved with the production as well as his friends and family for being so awesome.

AARON CARR (Player) is honored to be a member of the cast of LTC’s production of Pippin. Last semester, he served as the Lighting Designer for LTC’s production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He is excited to return to musical theater performance for the first time since the pandemic. Aaron has recently performed in the Rutgers Performing Dance Company’s Spring

Showcase and will be the Vice President of the Rutgers Swing Dance Club for the 2023-2024 school year. He would like to thank the cast, crew, and LTC E-Board for their welcoming hearts, innovative minds, and passionate (and sometimes chaotic) energy and love. He would also like to thank his family and friends, old and new, for supporting him on his journey at Rutgers. Aaron is excited to experience Pippin WITH YOU! Please enjoy the show!

SEIRAH DAVIS (Player) is so excited to be back on stage as a Player in LTC’s Pippin! The last time she was in an LTC mainstage production, she was in the choir for The Hunchback of Notre Dame and is happy to have been promoted to ensemble. She wants to thank everyone for coming to see the show and is very excited to see what comes next for her and LTC.

GIANNA DEVEAU (Player) is thrilled to be performing in her fourth and final production with LTC. Gianna is a senior majoring in Criminal Justice with a double minor in music and biology. She started performing with her community theater BCCT when she was 5 years old and has performed in over 40 shows, including Cinderella: Rodgers and Hammerstein (Gabrielle), Seussical (Bird Girl), Sweet Charity (Featured Ensemble), Cinderella (Ensemble), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Ensemble) and more. She is beyond thankful to have been a part of such a wonderful company. To all her fellow cast mates, pro staffs, gen board members, and e-boards, thank you for creating such a welcoming community where we get to share and grow our love of theater.

NAIA EDMONDS (Player) is excited to be closing out LTC’s 25th season with Pippin! You may remember her saying a silly little directors speech for our last show in our season, Hair. In addition to directing Hair, she has had the pleasure of assistant directing many shows including Falsettos, the Revue, and All Shook Up. She is thrilled to assistant direct again at Villagers Theatre this summer. On stage credits include Charity in Sweet Charity and Martha in Spring Awakening. She wants to thank her family for supporting her always and wants to remind you to think about the sun.

MARY KLEIN (Player) is a senior nutrition and theater student here at Rutgers. She is incredibly happy to be a part of this show. You may have seen her in LTC’s Sweet Charity as Nickie, Missy in The Marvelous Wonderettes at Middletown Arts Center Players, and Diana in Next To Normal and Queenie in The Wild Party over at Cabaret Theatre. While she loves being on the stage, she also loves teaching and the technical side of theater. She hopes to continue teaching tech post-graduation. When she’s not in rehearsal, you can find her hanging out with friends, family, and her dog – she is forever grateful for all of their support. Enjoy the show!

LAURA LUZARDO (Player) is 3rd year BFA dance major who studies at Mason Gross. While mainly dancing, she has been a part of a few plays in her childhood. This is her first time in a musical.

VALENTINA PAPPANO (Player) is extremely excited to be in her first college production! A math and dance major, her recent credits include: A Chorus Line (Kristine, Swing, Dance Captain), Into the Woods (Rapunzel, Cinderella U/S, Dance Captain) and Chicago (Mary Sunshine, Swing, Dance Captain). She would like to thank the production team for their wonderful guidance and her friends for entertaining her ramblings about this show!

STANLEY SKALECKI (Player) is thrilled to be a part in LTC’s extraordinary production of Pippin! This will be Stan’s first glorious production at Rutgers, and hopefully he is on the right track in not making it his last. Some of Stan’s past roles include Roger (Grease), Aldolpho (The Drowsy Chaperone), and

Moonface (Anything Goes). Stan would like to thank all of the cast and crew for always spreading a little sunshine and for all of the simple joys and the magic they do everyday. Break legs everybody!!!

CHRISTINA WUENN (Player) is happy to be a part of her third show with LTC, and even more thrilled to be doing Pippin, one of her all time favorite shows! You may have seen her as Florika in LTC’s production of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” as Susan in Cabaret Theatre’s production of “Tick, tick…Boom!” or in the ensemble for LTC’s production of “Cinderella.” When she’s not doing theatre, Christina is working as a private vocal coach (DM her on Instagram @christina____nicole for lessons!) Thanks to everyone who made this show possible. We hope you enjoy it!

Production Staff

MICHAEL EINIGER (Director) is thrilled to be directing one of his all-time favorite musicals with the Livingston Theatre Company! You may have seen him behind the baton leading massive orchestras for LTC’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella: Enchanted Edition, as well as behind the soundboard for Hair and Falsettos. He is a fourth year Journalism & Media Studies major in the School of Communication & Information with minors in Creative Writing and Jewish Studies. He would like to thank his family for supporting him in everything he does; the cast and crew for working so incredibly hard over the past two months to bring his vision to life; and you, for taking the time to “join us” in dark musical comedy heaven.

NATASHA MARSHALL (Assistant Director) is so excited to be a part of her fifth production with LTC! Previously, she was Director for The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Co-Props and Costumes Designer for Hair, and Stage Manager for Cinderella. She also

WHO’S WHO

performed as Kerri in LTC’s mini-musical, The Only Thing that Matters, as well as Greg Heffley in Cabaret Theatre’s Diary of a Simpy Kid. She wants to thank the cast, production staff, and crew for making this such a great experience working on one of her favorite shows! She hopes you all enjoy this magical production!

BRIGID HEITMANN (Co-Music Director, Conductor) is excited and grateful to be comusic directing this production! This is her first show with LTC, and she’s thrilled it’s a Stephen Schwartz musical. She would like to give a shoutout to her partner, Reagan, along with each member of the pit, who made this show possible. Brigid is a music major at Rutgers, and plans on pursuing a masters degree in woodwind doubling and eventually playing professionally on Broadway. She hopes that everyone enjoys the show!

REAGAN WHITE (Co-Music Director) is thrilled to be music directing for the first time! She was last seen onstage as Sheila in LTC’s Hair, but you can catch her singing at the ShowPlace on Long Beach Island all summer long! She’d like to thank Brigid for being the most wonderful co-music director, and all those involved in Pippin for making this process such a joy. We had magic to do, and we did it!

LILY MOLLICONE (Choreographer) is thrilled to be part of yet another LTC show! Before taking on Pippin, she assisted in choreographing LTC’s Cinderella last spring. You might also recognize her as Clopin of LTC’s Hunchback of Notre Dame, Michael of Cabaret Theatre’s tick…tick…BOOM! or Helene of LTC’s Sweet Charity. Lily is so thankful to the cast and production team for being so genuine, kind, and supportive as she navigated choreographing her first musical. She can’t wait for you to see the *magic* this cast has created and hopes you enjoy this *extraordinary* production!

MATT GAL (Assistant Choreographer) is thrilled to be part of the Pippin Production Staff as the Assistant Choreographer. Matt is a sophomore BFA dance major at Mason Gross with a minor in theater. This is the second LTC production that he has been involved in, the first being The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Saint Aphrodisius). Matt is looking forward to future productions with this company and wants to give a big thanks to the cast, crew, and everyone else involved in making this production happen.

ANNE GAMBOURG (Stage Manager) is so excited to be stage managing her 4th production with the LTC! She was previously on the run crew for Sweet Charity, Assistant Stage Manager for Cinderella, Assistant Director for Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Co Stage Manager for Hair. She is majoring in Psychology and minoring in Education with hopes of becoming a high school counselor. She would like to thank Michael, eboard, prostaff, cast, and crew for giving her this opportunity and for being so incredible to work with! She would also like to thank Sofia for being an amazing assistant stage manager! She hopes you enjoy this extraordinary show!

SOFIA PASQUA (Assistant Stage Manager) is a freshman and is the Assistant Stage Manager. She is studying Political Science and Creative Writing. In the past she has been seen on stage as Mayzie La Bird in Seussical and Ladahlord in James and The Giant Peach. She has loved this process all thanks to the amazing cast and crew— break a leg everyone!

SHAENA HARASTY (Co-Costume & Props Designer) is so excited to be the Co-costume manager and the proscenium designer for LTC’s production of Pippin. She started doing student theatre almost two years ago, costume managing for LTC’S “Sweet Charity” and ever since then she hasn’t stopped! She has now been a part of at least 7 productions at Rutgers in a variety of roles. Shaena is a

Physics and Biomathematics double major, but she loves the arts. Student theatre has been an excellent outlet for her creativity!

PAULA SHOLANDER (Co-Costume and Props Designer) is a junior double majoring in psychology and cognitive science. She has previously been involved in run crew and spotlight for Annie Get Your Gun, Pippin, Newsies and Rock of Ages. She was assistant for props and costumes in LTC’s Hunchback. Break a leg everyone!

CHERYL JEFFREY (Set Designer) is so excited to join Pippin as set designer. This is her second production with the LTC. She is a cell biology and neuroscience major with a passion for visual arts. Elsewhere on campus, she actively participates in cultural dance organizations and is a human resources captain for Rutgers Dance Marathon. She can’t wait to see the stage come to life!

VIOLET DEJESUS (Sound Designer) has been working with technical theatre and sound since high school. When they aren’t doing musical productions they work tech for the Friday Nite Specials Rocky Horror cast. Violet is so excited to return to the sound board with LTC for Pippin.

JERRY SUN (Technical Assistant, Light Board Operator) is excited to run lights for Pippin, which was his first ever musical years ago and so holds a special place in his heart. He hopes you enjoy the show, because all the performers are going to be absolutely amazing. Hope they break a leg-preferably not a real one. Also he is very tired from the heat, please help.

Pit Orchestra

SHARANYA DEVARAKONDA (Keyboard) is a freshman at the Mason Gross School of Arts. She is majoring in Piano Performance, and plays Keyboard 1 in the pit for LTC’s Pippin. She also is a member of the Kirkpatrick

Choir and university’s tennis club. This is her very first time playing in the pit for any musical, and she’s very excited to play alongside several other musicians. She hopes the audience enjoys watching the talented cast perform Pippin!

SOPHIA LANGE (Reeds) is a junior and is so excited for her LTC debut! Sophia is a double major in music education and clarinet performance at Mason Gross School of the Arts. She is a theatre kid at heart and has pursued musical theatre both on and off the stage. She made her directorial debut this summer and was recently nominated for a Montclair State University Foxy Award for best direction of a musical. Sophia would like to thank LTC for this opportunity, as well as her family and friends for their endless support!

SANDER MARK (Trombone) is excited to be in his second LTC show, once again in the pit playing trombone. Sander previously was in the pit for LTC’s production of Hair. Sander is also in Marching Band and Pep Band at Rutgers. Sander wants to thank both Michael and Brigid for this opportunity as well as the entire cast for sounding incredible all the time. They hope you are enjoy the show and remember to enjoy the “simple joys” in life.

SHEA LAWLESS (Drums) is thrilled to be a part of her first LTC Production! Their past musical endeavors include, Rutgers University Marching Band (Bass Line), Lacey Township High School Jazz and Concert Band (Drums), Lacey Township High School Marching Band (Drumline Captain), and much more! Shea would like to thank her family and friends for always being there for them and supporting them through anything! They would also like to thank the LTC production team for letting them be a part of this fantastic production! Break Legs to All!

Livingston Theatre Company Executive Board

Managing Director Annie Maclin

Artistic Director

Kira Harris

Production Manager John Baker

Business Manager Sagar Singal

Ltc General Board

Asst. Managing Director Natasha Marshall

Asst. Artistic Director Kaila Parkin

Asst. Production Manager Gianna DeVeau

Asst. Business Manager Anne Gambourg

Dir. of Advertising Valerie Myers

Social Media Manager

Naia Edmonds

Graphic Designer Shalymar Rios-Cardona

Dir. of Campus Mai Chaiet

Events & Recruitment

Music Coordinator Dustin Symonette

Dance Coordinators

Audio Coordintor

Technical Director

Lily Mollicone

Zoe Scotto

Michael Einiger

Shaena Harasty

Asst. Technical Director Jerry Sun

Creative Coordinator Caitlin Huetz

Box Office Assistants

Lisbeth Hernandez

Rachel Mendoza

Patrick Joyner

SPECIAL THANKS TO Bushwick Sounds

Special Thanks To

Our rehearsal pianist: Dustin Symonette

Our build crew: Elan Smulman, Patrick Cascia, Justin Baker, Shiloh Estacio-Touhey

Our run crew: Patrick Cascia, Jasmine Justin, Elan Shulman

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About Us

History And Mission

The Livingston Theatre Company, Rutgers’ Premiere Musical Theatre Organization, is a home for theatrical arts at Rutgers University. Founded in the fall of 1998, the LTC provides quality and affordable musical theater to Rutgers students and the communities of Central New Jersey.

Membership And Involvement

The Livingston Theatre Company is open to all undergraduate students of Rutgers University, regardless of college affiliation or major. We encourage all students to take part in productions, and to attend our open meetings, special events, shows, and auditions. We have opportunities for actors, directors, designers, stage crew, musicians, business people, and student leaders. Each year, hundreds of students from across the university get involved in our main stage productions. If you are interested come to our General Interest Meeting during the opening weeks of each semester, or to any of our open General Board meetings throughout the year.

Productions

The Livingston Theatre Company produces three musicals per year. Our productions run for several performances over one weekend. Throughout our storied history, productions have taken place in both the College Hall of the Livingston Student Center (the new and old), as well as Crossroads Theater in the theater district of downtown New Brunswick, New Jersey. We are dedicated to bringing both famous and lesser known musicals to Rutgers.

Student Leadership

The Livingston Theatre Company is completely run by undergraduate students are Rutgers in New Brunswick from all schools. The head of the company is a 4 member Executive Board, which is elected by the membership, and a General Board that is chosen through applications and interviews. Anyone may apply, and selection is based upon experience and enthusiasm. Production positions such as directors, choreographers, musical directors, stage managers, and designers and technicians are also filled for specific shows via application and interviews. Anyone interested in becoming a part of the company, in any position, should check out the Getting Involved links at the top of the page for more information.

Ltc Alumni

After a storied history, the LTC has established a strong base of alumni who continue their support to the organization. We always love having our alumni back, and enjoy a strong support system from them as well.

2021-2022 Season

Sweet Charity

Falsettos

Cinderella: Enchanted Edition

2020-2021 Season

Addams Family

Spamalot

2019-2020 Season

Sweeny Todd

She Loves Me

Mamma Mia

2018 - 2019 Season

Cabaret

Violet

Guys and Dolls

2017 - 2018 Season

Into The Woods

Godspell

Legally Blonde

2016 - 2017 Season

Little Shop of Horrors

American Idiot Oklahoma!

2015 - 2016 Season

Anything Goes

Spring Awakening

Urinetown

2014 - 2015 Season

The Drowsy Chaperone

25th Annual Putnam County

Spelling Bee

In The Heights