SADDLEBACKC O L L E G E

Disney’s

Beauty and theBeast

In Concert

Sponsored in part by the City of Mission Viejo & the Angels for the Arts at Saddleback College

7:30 pm

Friday and Saturday

July 8th & 9th

directed by Scott Farthing · musically directed by Lex Leigh · choreography by Deidre Cavazzi set design by Kent McFann · costume design by Lynn McQuown

lighting design by Tim Swiss · sound design by Mark Caspary & Matt Glenn

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The Beast ..............................................................................Grant HodgesBelle .................................................................................Alex McDermottGaston ..................................................................................Keivon AkbariMrs. Potts ................................................................... Annalecia WhitwerCogsworth ...................................................................................Chris FineLumière ........................................................................Christopher DiemBabette ...................................................................... Paige VanderwarkerChip ............................................................................... Rachel ThompsonMadame De La Grande Bouche .......................................... Gal KohavLeFou ...............................................................................Pierce LivingstonMaurice ...........................................................................Darren HunttingMonsieur D’Arque ...................................................Michael CervantesMoving Ensemble/Townspeople .............................Lanette Gutman

Charlee RubinoKayla Shaw

Danielle MalterCorey HunttingCaitlin McFann

Kyle RayGavin Michael Harris

Jack Rubenacker

Cast of Characters

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Piper Hein, Chris Powers, Miranda Carpenter, Megan Perez, Olivia Coughlin, Eric Crider, Max Wilkinson, Lauren Cacace

Michelle Macdougall JacksonTim SwissMichael McCormickMarc Jackson

Fine Arts & Media Technology StaffTheatre Production & Operation Manager: Lighting & Sound Designer:Technical Director:Senior Lab Tech/Carpentry:

Artistic and Production StaffCostume Designer: Acting Costume Supervisor: Scenic Artist: Sound Designer: Co-Sound Designer:Properties Artisan:Hair and Make-up Design, Vocal Coach, Asst. to Director:Choreography Director:Music Director: Director:

Production CrewAudio Engineer:Video Operator:Light Board Operator: Follow Spot:Follow Spot: Lead Deck Crew: Set Construction:

Cutters/Stitchers: Photographer:Videographer:

Summer of Theatre Production CrewProduction Stage Manager: Matthew JacksonStage Manager: Larcyn BurnettAssistant Stage Manager: Megan Perez

THE VIDEOTAPING OR OTHER VIDEO OR AUDIO RECORDING OF THIS PRODUCTION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

Lynn McQuownIneke PretoriusChris HolmesMark CasparyMatt Glenn Amber CarasTrinidad CanoDeidre CavazziLex LeighScott Farthing

Andrea AllmondChristopher PowersMiranda CarpenterPiper HeinLauren CacaceOlivia Coughlin

Mehran Kalantari Marisa Lowey-BallSteven McFann

CAST

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Keivon

Akbari

(Gaston) is

a full-time

Saddleback

student

majoring in

Theatre. He

attended Sage Hill School in Newport

Beach and will be attending NYU’s Tisch

School of the Arts in the fall. His past

roles include: Harlámpy Spirodónovich

Dímba and Grigóry Stepánovich Smirnoff

in A Night of Chekhov, Philip in Mauritius,

Eddie Birdlace in Dogfight, William

Barfee in The 25th Annual Putnam County

Spelling Bee, Jean Valjean in Les Miserables,

Radames in Aida, and Barbershop Quartet

in The Music Man.

Alex

McDermott

(Belle) just

graduated

from

Saddleback

College with

her AA in

Liberal Arts. She will be moving to New

Grant Hodges

(The Beast)

is from Yorba

Linda and just

completed his

freshman year

as a Musical

Theatre Major

at UCLA. He has been performing since

he was in 6th grade and has been in over

25 productions with companies such as

McCoy Rigby Entertainment and Credo

Arts, as well as performances in high

school and at his university. Previous

credits include: Kenickie in the Summer of

Theatre’s Grease, Finch in How to Succeed

in Business Without Really Trying, Papa

Ge in Once On This Island, Conrad Birdie

in Bye Bye Birdie, Orin in Little Shop of

Horrors, Cat in the Hat in Seussical, Mr.

Smith in The Bald Soprano, and Ferris in

The Diviners. Other UCLA shows include

Dogfight, Trojan Women, Eurydice, and

Carousel.

York in the fall to attend the Open Jar

Institute’s residency program. Past roles

include: Amalia in She Loves Me, Linus

in A Charlie Brown Christmas, Olive in

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling

Bee (and choreographed), Shy in The Best

Little Whorehouse in Texas, Graziella in

West Side Story, and Florinda in Into the

Woods.

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Chris Fine

(Cogsworth)

is a full-time

Saddleback

student

majoring

in Theatre.

He attended

Trabuco Hills High School and plans to

attend Chapman University. Past roles

include: Arpad Laszlo in She Loves Me,

Gibbs in Dogfight, Charlie Brown in A

Charlie Brown Christmas, Gaston in Beauty

and the Beast, Horton in Seussical, Tommy

Djilas in The Music Man, and Chuck in

Footloose.

Annalecia

Whitwer

(Mrs. Potts)

is a full-time

Saddleback

student

majoring

in Theatre.

She attended Dana Hills High School

and Oklahoma City University. Past

roles include: Natália Stepánovna and

Anna Martínovna Zmeyúkhina in A

Night of Chekhov, Lucy in A Charlie Brown

Christmas, Hodel in Fiddler on the Roof,

Marian in The Music Man, The Baker’s

Wife in Into the Woods, Rizzo in Grease, and

Maggie in A Chorus Line.

Christopher

Diem

(Lumière)

is a Theatre

Arts student

at Orange

Coast College.

He attended

Corona del Mar High School. Past

roles include Leaf Coneybear in 25th

Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at

Orange Coast College (OCC), Puck in A

Midsummer Night’s Dream at OCC, and the

Cat in the Hat in Seussical the Musical at

Corona del Mar High School.

Paige

Vanderwarker

(Babette) is

a full-time

Saddleback

student

majoring in

Theatre. She

attended Capistrano Valley High School.

Past roles include: Jackie in Mauritius,

Rose Fenny in Dogfight, Mrs. Clackett in

Noises Off, and Ms. Flannery in Thoroughly

Modern Millie.

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Darren

Huntting

(Maurice)

is a vocal

performance

and

conducting

student from

Azusa Pacific University. He attended

Liberty Christian High School in

Huntington Beach. He teaches full-time

at Capistrano Valley Christian School,

where he teaches theatre, choir, and

praise band for junior high & high school.

Past roles include tenor at Voices of Liberty,

Disneyland, King Arthur in Camelot

(community theatre) and directed and

Pierce

Livingston

(LeFou) is

a full-time

Saddleback

student

majoring in

Acting. Past

roles include: The Master of Ceremonies

and Kuzmá Nikoláyevich Heérin in A Night

of Chekhov, Snoopy in A Charlie Brown

Christmas, Young Clyde in Bonnie & Clyde,

Banquo in Macbeth, Danny Lockhart in

The Trouble with Summer People, and Flute

in A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Rachel

Thompson

(Chip) plans

to attend

New York

University

as a Musical

Theatre major.

She is currently a student at San Juan Hills

High School. Past roles include Jasmine in

Aladdin (South County Performing Arts),

Ensemble in Sound of Music (SCPA), and

Ensemble in Seussical (SCPA).

Gal Kohav

(Madame De

la Grande

Bouche) is

a full-time

Saddleback

student

majoring

in Vocal Performance. She attended

high school in Israel. Past roles include

Aeneas in the opera Dido and Aenea at

Saddleback College, Ensemble in Mary

Poppins, Ensemble in the Israeli opera in

the productions of The Rat Laughed and

Wazzech. Directed and was soloist in the

opera Brundubar, which was performed in

Israel, Russia, and Czech Republic.

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Lanette

Gutman

(Ensemble)

attended San

Diego State

University

majoring in

Voice. She

now teaches 6th Grade Social Studies

in Orange Unified. She played Miss

Andrew and Bird Woman in last year’s

(cont. from p.6) musically directed more

than 40 shows including: Kiss Me Kate,

Les Miserables, How to Succeed in Business

Without Really Trying, and The Sound of

Music. He also performs with his wife and

three children in a professional choir, The

Gary Bonner Singers.

Michael

Cervantes

(Monsieur

D’Arque) is

a full-time

student at

Saddleback

College. Past

plays include: Fector in Dogfight, Teen

Angel in Grease, Bye Bye Birdie, Back to

the 80s and Grease. His past Saddleback

plays include: The Best Little Whorehouse

in Texas, Godspell, The 25th Annual Putnam

County Spelling Bee, and A Charlie Brown

Christmas.

Charlee

Rubino

(Ensemble)

played

Michael

Banks in

Mary Poppins

(Saddleback

College), Sandy in Grease (Center Stage

Studio), Jasmine in Aladdin (Center Stage

Studio), and Peter Pan in Peter Pan (Center

Stage Studio).

Kayla Shaw

(Ensemble)

is a student

at Mission

Viejo High

School. Past

roles include

Ursula in The

Little Mermaid and Gertrude in Seussical

the Musical.

Mary Poppins at Saddleback. Other roles

include: Mother Superior in Nunsense

at the On the Edge Theatre (OTE) in

Laguna Hills, Dolly Levi in Hello Dolly!

at the Musical Theatre Village (MTV) in

Irvine, Marmee in Little Women at MTV,

Miss Hannigan in Annie at MTV, and

Aunt Eller in Oklahoma at MTV. Past parts

include: Buffalo Bill Cody in Annie Get

Your Gun, Smee in Peter Pan, and King

Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar.

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Caitlin

McFann

(Ensemble)

is a student

at Capistrano

Valley High

School and

Saddleback

College. Her past roles include:

Dáshenkasya and Nastásya Fyvódorovna

Merchúkina in A Night of Chekhov, Sally in

A Charlie Brown Christmas, Marci in Almost,

Maine, Ann Putnam in The Crucible,

Francis in Five Women Wearing the Same

Dress, and Ghost of Christmas Past in A

Christmas Carol.

Corey

Huntting

(Ensemble)

is a Voice

major and

Theatre minor

at California

Baptist

University. He works as a barista at

Starbucks. Past roles include: Baker in

Into the Woods (Yorba Linda Spotlight

Theatre), Genie in Aladdin, (City Center

Entertainment—Arizona), Perchik in

Fiddler on the Roof (Grace Arts Live—

Arizona), Man 1 in Songs for a New World

(California Baptist University).

Danielle

Malter

(Ensemble)

has been in

numerous

shows

including

Narrator in

Bare (a Staged Reading); Adelaide in Guys

and Dolls, LeFou in Beauty and the Beast,

Genie in Aladdin, and Mad Hatter in Alice

in Wonderland.

Kyle Ray

(Ensemble)

is a full-time

Saddleback

student

majoring

in Theatre.

He attended

Capistrano Valley High School. Past roles

include: Ladislay Sipos in She Loves Me,

Pete/Lounge Singer/Sergeant in Dogfight,

Roger in Grease, Ensemble in Guys &

Dolls, Phil in Almost, Maine, and Ching

Ho in Thoroughly Modern Millie. He also

performed in the stage reading of Invisible

at Saddleback College, and he worked

backstage on Bonnie & Clyde.

CAST

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director’s note ..................................................................... Children Will Listen…

Fairy tales are one of our most precious cultural resources. Information, morality, history is passed through generations using delightful metaphorical images and bold statements of warning and the teachings of “cause and effect.” If you do X then Y will be the result. We tell these stories in exaggerated tones and let the imagination of the listener be sparked. How red was that hood? How big were those houses inhabited by pigs? Exactly how blond were those “goldie” locks? Beauty and the Beast or La Belle et la Bête is indeed a fairy tale. Research suggest that its earliest known form dates back for some 4,000 years. However, the earliest record of a published story was penned in 1740 by French novelist Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve and then modified by Marie LePrince-Beaumont around 1756 in a book of French children’s stories. While these stories are very different than what we currently know as Beauty and the Beast, the historical progression is quite a fascinating journey. The first known film version, La Belle et la Bête, was released in 1946 by famed French director, artist, and poet Jean Cocteau. Interestingly, Walt Disney Studios first started development of an animated Beauty and the Beast following the watershed success of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves in the late 1930’s. Cocteau’s version is considered by many critics to be one of the most important French films of the period and Roger Ebert has even placed it in his “Top 100” movies of the 20th Century. In 1991, Disney Studios produced the iconic animated Beauty and the Beast that was the first animated movie to be nominated for an Academy Award

Gavin Michael

Harris

(Ensemble)

attended

Capistrano

Valley

Christian

School.

He plans to transfer to Grand Canyon

University in Phoenix, Arizona. Past roles

include: Moonface Martin in Anything

Goes, Laurie Lawrence in Little Women,

J.B. Bailey in How to Succeed in Business

Jack

Rubenacker

(Ensemble)

attended

high school

at St.

Margaret’s

Episcopal

School. Past roles include Dr. Craven in

The Secret Garden, 2016.

Without Really Trying, and Troy Bolton in

High School Musical.

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(cont. from p.9) for Best Picture. The Academy of Motion Pictures added “Best Animated” category because of this film. With music by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, the story was further expanded and adapted for modern day storytelling and to create more definitive characters like Gaston and the animated objects of the castle. The movie became an international success and has garnered countless awards and grossed enormous amounts of revenue for video sales, merchandise, spinoffs, sequels, etc. Forward to Beauty and the Beast in its current musical version (there is also an opera by Philip Glass that more closely resembles the 18th century French stories than what is in the musical) which made its Broadway debut in 1994 and became the 9th longest running Broadway musical to date. There are many differences in the details and characterizations between the musical and the animated movie which you will discover as the show progresses; additional songs are not the least of the differences. As with every fairy tale, the reader must decide: what is the underlying message? What is this moral? As a fairy tale, what is Beauty and the Beast trying to tell us? Is it “love can come in surprising places?” Is it “don’t judge a book by its cover?” Perhaps it is about “adventure will take you places you don’t really want to be but once you are there it is wonderful?” On a personal note, I see Beauty and the Beast as a series of opportunities that each have consequences, both good and bad, for all involved. Actions not only affect the individual but all those around you. Or perhaps it is about the transforming power of love. I love the idea that a truly great story can be seen and observed through multiple angles and interpretations. Beauty and the Beast is one of those kinds of stories. Everyone will take away something unique and be able to reflect on it through their individual set of experiences. We identify in some way with each of these characters and we have empathy with their struggles. Who hasn’t felt like the outcast or the odd one? Who hasn’t felt unlovable? Who hasn’t been afraid that love was never going to find them? Today’s production is very special to everyone on stage. Presenting a musical so dependent on costumes, set, and theatrical tricks in its most reduced form has presented the creative team with a wonderful challenge. Perhaps instead of thinking of this as a concert performance without set or props or the usual spinning tea cups and elaborate stage tricks, we have made the decision to present this story in its most original intent. The actors are going to use only their bodies and voices to convey the words and songs, while you fill in the blanks with your imagination. You have permission to imagine for yourself how hideous this beast is in your mind. You have permission to let Mrs. Potts really be a talking and singing teacup. Let your mind be ENGAGED and go with us on an adventure: one with a handsome prince, a beautiful girl, talking objects, daring fights, and most of all, lots of love.

SCREATIVE TEAM

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Scott Farthing (Director) is proud to be working with the wonderful creative team that has created this production of Beauty and the Beast In Concert. Past productions for Saddleback College include Legally Blonde, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Godspell, The Medium, The Telephone, The Goose Girl, Suor Angelica, Mitridate, Gallantry as well as ten years of choral and vocal concerts including Feast of Lights, The Armed Man, Carmina Burana, Seriously Sondheim, In Love with Rodgers and Hart, and numerous others. Dr. Farthing has had an incredibly diverse career as a performer, director, composer, conductor, and pianist. With national credits as a composer, his music has been performed at universities, high schools, and middle schools throughout the United States as well as international music festivals in Switzerland, England, Wales, France, Italy and Germany. He has also received commissions from the Kansas City Gay Men’s Chorus, the Grammy Award winning San Francisco Girl’s Chorus, the National Honor Chorus for the American Choral Director’s Association, and the University of Missouri, to name a few. As a pianist, he had the privilege of being a guest artist with several honor choruses from around the US in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, Houston’s Jones Hall and All-State Choirs in ten states. He had the privilege of being a pianist for Phyllis Diller, Marilyn Maye, several Miss America’s, Richard White (the voice of the original Gaston), as well as numerous classical artists. As a musical director, favorite productions include Children of Eden, Naughty Marietta, Little Shop of Horrors, The Wiz, I Do! I Do!, Cottonpatch Gospel, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, A Little Night Music, Phantom!, Phantom of the Opera, Kiss Me, Kate, and Music Man. As an actor, favorite roles have been Beadle in Sweeney Todd, the Baker in Into the Woods, Papageno in The Magic Flute, and Jamie in The Last Five Years. Dr. Farthing is most proud of the accomplishments of his students throughout his twenty year career in academics. Former students are singing in churches, coffee houses, Broadway, Off-Broadway, and opera houses, as well as showers and subways throughout the world. Farthing holds degrees from the Conservatory of Music at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Friends University, and additional study at Catholic University and the University of Maryland.

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CREATIVE TEAM

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Lex Leigh (Music Director/Piano) Past musical direction credits include: Bonnie & Clyde, Legally Blonde, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Cabaret, Snoopy, Urinetown, The Wiz, Bat Boy The Musical, Aida, Oklahoma!, 1940’s Radio Hour, and Les Misérables. Lex has played piano or violin in numerous pits including Man of La Mancha, West Side Story, Anything Goes, Kiss Me Kate, Babes in Toyland, Guys & Dolls, and Once On This Island. In addition to musical theatre, Lex is an avid jazz musician, playing with many groups including the Lex Leigh Trio. These groups have appeared all around the country and beyond, including a tour of New Orleans, as well as appearances at the Monterey Jazz Festival and the Sacramento Traditional Jazz Festival.

Deidre Cavazzi (Choreographer) is the chair of the Dance Department at Saddleback College, and the advisor for the students’ annual participation in the American College Dance Festival. Past theatre productions at the college include the choreography for Legally Blonde, Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Godspell, and She Loves Me. She also creates concert and site-specific choreography for dance department productions and for ArchiTexture Dance Company. Deidre loves working with students and faculty from across the arts, and has also enjoyed being part of campus Happening/Unhappening events, creating choreography for the recent production of The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace, as well as designing several interdisciplinary campuswide projects, including a centennial celebration of The Rite of Spring and performances centered on quantum physics (Entangled States) and the Fibonacci numbers (Sequences & Spirals). Over the next year she is looking forward to multimedia arts projects for Banned Books Week (Bodies & Ink, Fall 2016), and Arctic Environments and Climate Change (Fall 2017) on the campus.

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Musical Numbers

Belle ...................................................................................................................................BelleNo Matter What ............................................................................................Belle, MauriceWolf Chase #1 ................................................................................................Belle, MauriceMe ...................................................................................................................... Belle, GastonIs This Home? .............................................................................................. Belle, Mrs PottsGaston ........................................................................................Gaston, LeFou, Silly GirlsHow Long Must This Go On? .............................................................................. The BeastBe Our Guest ............................................................................. Lumière, Chip, EnsembleIf I Can’t Love Her ................................................................................................. The Beast

Act II

Something There .......................... Belle, Mrs. Potts, The Beast, Lumière, CogsworthHuman Again .........................................................................................................EnsembleMaison De Lunes .....................................................Gaston, LeFou, Monsieur D’ArqueBeauty and the Beast .............................................................................................Mrs. PottsIf I Can’t Love Her Reprise ...................................................................................The BeastA Change In Me ............................................................................................................... BelleThe Mob Song .........................................................................................Gaston, EnsembleIs This Home Reprise .......................................................................................................Belle Transformation/Finale ......................................................... Belle, The Beast, Ensemble

Act I

Katherine BoergerJonah CervantesNancy CromerNadia FodorEleanor HughesAmani LabbanShareen LawrenceEsstella LeonMaryellen LowryVera LugoLinda MarvelJeff PurkinsClaire Purcell

Devon RobertsonMolly Robertson

Iris RosenfeldBarb RurisPat Sauter

Ben SellersCatherine Sumner

Katherine ThompsonPaula ThompsonShawn Thrasher

Cathy UlrichRoz Westra

Medora Zani

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Violin ....................................................................................................Priyanka Venkatesh Cello .............................................................................................................. Greg AdamsonReed 1 (flute, piccolo) .............................................................................Hayan CharlstonReed 2 (English horn, oboe) ................................................................. Colin WenhardtReed 3 (bass clarinet, clarinet, flute) .........................................................Angela WellsTrumpet...............................................................................................................Steve WadeHorn ................................................................................................................. Mark GhiassiBass ................................................................................................................... Carlos RiveraPiano........................................................................................................................ Lex LeighSynth .....................................................................................................................Adela NethPercussion ......................................................................................................Simon Carroll

Musicians

Chorus Members

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DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEASTis presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International

(MTI).All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.

www.MTIShows.com

Department of Theatre Arts Faculty and Staff Kent McFann*, ChairWilliam Francis McGuire*, Head of Acting and Performance

Entertainment and Theatre TechnologyChris Holmes Tim Swiss* Mark CasparyLynn McQuown Marc Jackson* Jerold EnosMichelle Macdougall Jackson* Michael McCormick* Ineke Pretourius

Acting and PerformanceJonelle Allen David AnthonyBeverly Arrowsmith Trevor BishipHal Landon Lex LeighMaria Mayenzet* Robert PriorOlivia Trevino Karen KalenskyMark McQuown Scott Farthing*Maiya Murphy Joanne DeNautDeidre Cavazzi*

Appreciation and HistoryJody Berger

*Full Time

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Dean Bart McHenryDirector of Audience Development David Anderson, Jr.Ticket Office Operations Manager Elliot KlingeFront of House Assistant Stacy DeMoreFine Arts Public Information Officer Nina WelchAdministrative Assistants: Joyce Speakman Tracy McConnell Sandra Camarena

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