Our 2016/17 Season of Shows “Ladylike”

Lord of the Flies By William Golding, Adapted for the stage by Nigel

Williams Directed by Devin Faught and Sally Hecksel August 25 – 28 & September 1 – 4, 2016 This thrilling classic looks into the darker parts of human nature where it’s civilization vs. savagery and the mob vs. morality.

Disgraced By Ayad Akhtar Directed by Gabriel Francisco November 3 – 6 & 10 – 13, 2016 When a couple hosts a dinner party, what starts out as a friendly conversation escalates into something far more damaging. Winner of the 2013 Pulitzer Prize.

Heathers – the musical by Kevin Murphy and Laurence O’Keefe Directed by Blake Bowen February 9 – 12 & 16 – 19, 2017 Heathers The Musical is the darkly delicious story of Veronica Sawyer, a brainy, beautiful teenage misfit who hustles her way into the most powerful and ruthless clique at Westerberg High: the Heathers. Based on the classic cult film.

Eurydice By Sarah Ruhl Directed by Mary Job March 30 – April 2 & April 6 - 9, 2017 Full of dark humor, lyrical beauty, and wit, Eurydice transforms a traditional myth into a visceral, contemporary meditation on love worth grieving for.

Luna Gale By Rebecca Gilman Directed by Jordan Climie June 1 – 4 & 8 – 11, 2017 This riveting, suspenseful, and topical play from Pulitzer Prize finalist Rebecca Gilman plunges us headfirst into the turbulent waters of adoption, parenthood, faith and love.

HEATHERS THE MUSICAL Music, lyrics, and a book by Laurence O'Keefe and Kevin Murphy

Cast

Veronica Sawyer .................................................................... Ellie Weise Heather Chandler .................................................. Emma Kron-Deacon Heather McNamara ....................................................... Kylie Densmore Heather Duke ...................................................................... Taylor Rupp Martha Dunnstock ...................................................... Teriah Flemming Mrs. Flemming/Veronica's Mom .......................................... Laura Croff Vegan Goth ................................................................ Christine Ciucanu Nerdy Quiz Bowl Chick ................................................ Taylor Hermann Young Republincanette ................................................. Morgyn Weaver Hipster / Kurt's Dad .......................................................... Connor Kelly Preppy / Police Officer ......................................................... Emilio Pido Veronica's Dad/Principal Gowan/Big Bud Dean ............ Gordon Hicks Geek / Police Officer .............................................................. Tim Ewald Ram Sweeney .......................................................................... Zach Riley J.D. ................................................................................... Adam Woolsey Kurt Kelly ........................................................................ Brian Farnham Ram's Dad/Coach Ripper ........................................................ Joe Quick

The “Heathers” Band

John Dale Smith…………………………………………….Conductor/Keyboard Yoshi Fukagawa……………………………………………………….Electric Guitar Ian LeVine………………………………………………………………………..Drum Kit Justin Valla………………………………………………………………….Electric Bass

The production runs approximately 2 hours with a 15 min intermission.

**WARNING: This production contains 3 gunshots and gun reverb**

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2016-2017 Season

“LADYLIKE”

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Production Team Director………………………………………………………..…………….Blake Bowen Music Director………………………………………………………John Dale Smith Stage Manager………………………………………………………………Ashley Ault Choreographer……………………………………………………………..Karyn Perry Set Designer/Scenic Carpenter/Lighting Designer……… Nick Eaton Scenic Carpenter……………………………………………Khamil Hendrickson Costume Designers………..…………Morgan Bowen & Shannon Bowen Sound Designer………………………………………………………..…….Troy Boyd Fight Choreographer…………………………………………..……Curran Jacobs

Thank You Thank you to these individuals who contributed to this production of Heathers – the Musical and allow us to continue to present high quality, exciting, and thought-provoking theatre:

Matthew Smith Waverly High School Douglas J Jim Bowen Lansing Community College Janet Bowen John McCarthy Keaton Wallace The Costume Shop Riverwalk Theater

PCTC Advisory Board Chad Badgero Blake Bowen James Curtis Katrina Daniels Kathleen Egan Karen Jennings Joan Mattson Kristin Margelot Angela Robertson Karyn Perry Webb Smith

Artist’s Note – Heather the Musical

I feel incredibly lucky to be in this production of Heathers. Not only is it one of the

most high energy, hysterical and dynamic shows I’ve ever been a part of, it has a

unique and challenging significance in my life. There are countless elements in

Heathers that I can identify with, but what resonates with me the most is the emphasis

the show has on suicide. When I was fourteen, I lost my father to suicide. He suffered

from mental illness and alcoholism for the majority of my life, but still the loss was

overwhelming. Soon after his death, I decided to get involved in the suicide

prevention community and promised myself that I would speak out about this topic

that is ignored far too often. Heathers is a piece of theatre that doesn’t shy away from

suicide, and I think it is extremely eye opening for those who don’t know much about

the topic.

Losing someone to suicide is a unique loss, and to most survivors, it is isolating. Once

suicide touches your life, you become used to people changing the subject when it’s

brought up in conversation. You become used to people feeling uncomfortable around

you when they find out it has impacted you life. The older I get, the more I realize that

isn’t because they are rude or hardhearted people, it’s because they have grown up in

a world where it’s taboo and frightening to talk about a subject like suicide. Because I

am someone who has experienced it first hand, I feel I have a responsibility to talk

about it. I have a responsibility to fight the stigma that surrounds suicide, not only for

fellow survivors, but for those who are struggling and feel that they have to suffer

alone. A few years ago, I decided to get involved so I started volunteering with The

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, an organization that raises awareness,

sponsors educational and therapeutic services, and raises money for programs to help

reduce suicide rates. I helped plan and run events for them, and eventually became the

co-founder of their Junior Executive Board in New York City. I’ve connected myself

with the Michigan chapter of AFSP and have even become an advocate for other

Lansing-based organizations like Silence Shoot, a powerful photo shoot project aimed

to show support for victims of bullying and suicide. I’ve immersed myself in a

community where you are encouraged to talk about suicide and depression, and I’ve

found that most people are willing to listen if you tell them your story.

Heathers is such a special opportunity for me, because not only am I am able to

pursue my passion for acting in a show that I absolutely adore, but I get to showcase a

topic that is so close to my heart. I get to use art to encourage people to talk about

issues that are too often thrown to the side because of fear or a lack of information. I

admire Heathers because of its fearlessness to explore dark topics. It forces you to

examine suicide and other vital issues like bullying and violence, that are as real in

Lansing, Michigan today as they are in this show. It is my hope that in the midst of

this exciting and compelling show, my hometown will be inspired to think of suicide

in a different light. And that, will be beautiful.

Emma Kron-Deacon, Heather Chandler

Up next on the PCTC stage…..

Playing March 30 – April 2 & 6 - 9, 2017

“Heathers” Musical Numbers

Act 1

1) Beautiful – Veronica and Students 2) Candy Store – H. Chandler, H. McNamara, and H. Duke 3) Fight for Me – Veronica and Students 4) Candy Store Playoff † – H. Chandler, H. McNamara, and H. Duke 5) Freeze Your Brain – J.D. 6) Big Fun – Ram, Kurt, Veronica, H. Chandler, H. McNamara, H.

Duke, and Ensemble 7) Dead Girl Walking – Veronica and J.D. 8) Veronica's Chandler Nightmare – H. Chandler and Ensemble 9) The Me Inside of Me – H. Chandler, Veronica, J.D., Cops, Ms.

Fleming, and Company 10) Blue – Ram, Kurt, H. McNamara, and H. Duke 11) Blue (Reprise) – Ram, Kurt, H. Duke, H. McNamara, and

Students 12) Blue Playoff – Students 13) Our Love Is God – J.D., Veronica, and Kurt

Act 2

1) Prom or Hell? – Veronica 2) My Dead Gay Son – Ram's Dad, Kurt's Dad, and Mourners 3) Seventeen – Veronica and J.D. 4) Shine a Light – Ms. Fleming and Students 5) Lifeboat – H. McNamara 6) Shine a Light (Reprise) – H. Duke and Students 7) Hey Yo, Westerburg – H. McNamara and Students 8) Kindergarten Boyfriend – Martha 9) Yo Girl – H. Chandler, Ram, and Kurt 10) Meant to Be Yours – J.D. and Students 11) Dead Girl Walking (Reprise) – Veronica, J.D., and Students 12) I Am Damaged – J.D. and Veronica 13) Seventeen (Reprise) – Veronica, Martha, H. McNamara, and

Company

Artist Biographies

Ellie Weise (Veronica Sawyer) – Ellen Weise is very excited to be making her Peppermint Creek debut. She is currently a Junior at MSU majoring in Molecular Genetics and Math, because she wants her life to be difficult. She was last seen in Riverwalk's "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and Roial Player's "Risky Business" and "Much Ado About Nothing." She would like to thank her wonderful cast and crew, her amazing roommates/best friends, and her very supportive family. Emma Kron-Deacon (Heather Chandler) - Emma is overjoyed to be back in her hometown, and playing her dream role of Heather Chandler. After receiving her BFA in Musical Theatre from Montclair State University, Emma moved to New York City where she worked with regional theaters, theme parks, NYC cabarets, and recording companies. Emma thanks everyone involved with this production for working so hard to make this show special. She hopes that Heathers will raise an important dialogue about bullying and suicide prevention, and dedicates her performance to her father, David. Past credits include: Queenie in Andrew Lippa's The Wild Party, Zelda Zanders in Singin' in the Rain, Alaura Kingsley in City of Angels, Judy Turner in A Chorus Line, and Gertrude McFuzz in Seussical the Musical. Kylie Densmore (Heather McNamara) - This is Kylie's first time performing with the Peppermint Creek Theatre and she is thrilled as ever to be here! She most recently appeared in The Female Version of the Odd Couple with Starlight Dinner Theatre, The Addams Family with Dexter Community Players, Vanya, Soinia, Masha, and Spike with Riverwalk Theatre, and Grease with the Gratiot County Players. She would like to thank her husband, Kyle, for his unwavering support throughout her years in theatre. Taylor Rupp (Heather Duke) – After a 5 ½ year haitus, Taylor is thrilled to be back on the stage with two degrees and a desire for

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performing so strong it can only be assuaged by playing a character as deliciously vicious as Heather Duke! This is her first performance at Peppermint Creek and in the Lansing area. She thanks her family, friends, and boyfriend for being so supportive and putting up with her *ahem* method acting. Zach Riley (Ram Sweeney) – Zach Riley, 23, Studio Theatre Major at Lansing Community College. Zach is thrilled to be a part of this phenomenal production and to bring to life a cult classic side by side with this electric cast and crew! A huge shout out to all his friends and family for their love and support, and to the new family he's found within this adventurous and talented team. You may recognize Zach in previous productions in the area, including; "Disgraced"-Peppermint Creek Theatre (Isaac), "Burn This"-Riverwalk Theatre (Larry), "The Explorers Club"- OTL Theatre (Lucius Fetway), and "The Threepenny Opera"- LCC Dart Auditorium (Macheath). Enjoy the show!!! Brian Farnham (Kurt Kelly) - This is Brian's first performance with PCTC, and he's thrilled to be involved with this unique and talented group of people! Brian was last seen on the Riverwalk stage as Danny Zuko in 'Grease' and as Freddy Benson in 'Dirty Rotten Scoundrels'. During the day, Brian works as a biochemist at Emergent BioSolutions - he very much appreciates the opportunity to flex his creative muscle in the theater during his spare time. He would also like to remind everyone that he was NOT type cast in this show, though he certainly has loved playing Kurt Kelly! Adam Woolsey (J. D.) – Adam is a graduate of Michigan State University with a BA in English and Secondary Education. He teaches at Lumen Christi Catholic School and previously spent several years performing in New York City. He has regularly appeared on stage at Lansing Riverwalk, Peppermint Creek, and

Owosso. Noteworthy performance credits include: Ghost (Sam), Bonnie & Clyde (Clyde), Parade (Leo Frank), Company (Bobby), Next To Normal (Henry), Spring Awakening (Melchior), American Idol Season 11, The Last 5 Years (Jamie). He would like to thank his family and friends for their continued, unconditional support. Adam is especially grateful to the dedicated production/creative team of Peppermint Creek Theatre Company. He is truly humbled to share the stage with such immensely talented performers. To Meg and Lottie - forever and always. Teriah Flemming (Martha Dunnstock) - Completing her final year as a Bachelor of Fine Arts student at Michigan State University, Teriah Fleming was last seen in MSU's Punk Rock as Tanya. She has appeared in various productions across Michigan and is elated to be making her Peppermint Creek debut in one of her favorite musicals. Laura Croff (Mrs. Flemming / Veronica’s Mom) – Laura is very glad to be back with Peppermint Creek Theater, having last appeared in Caroline Or Change (Radio). No stranger to mid-Michigan theater, Laura has appeared in over 180 productions since moving here from Nebraska. Favorite roles include: Charlotte in Charlotte's Web (Wild Swan Theater), The Woman in Five Course Love (Williamston Theater) and Christine in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Riverwalk Theatre). Lots of love to my family for their unending support and patience! Gordon Hicks (Veronica’s Dad / Principal Gowan / Big Bud Dean (J. D.’s Dad)) – Gordon is putting some finishing touches on a 16 year run of theatre in the prestigious talent bed of Lansing. As a Peppermint Creek show was on his bucket list, he's tickled pink to be here! Some favorite musicals he's starred or supported in include Follies, I Love You You're Perfect Now Change, Hairspray, Light in the Piazza, Urinetown, Little Shop of Horrors, The Full Monty, gee...too many to list! "Huge thanks to Blake, Ashley, John Dale and the rest of the intrepid crew and insane shouts out to

Peppermint Creek is grateful to our production underwriters for

“Heathers – the musical”:

what you are certain to agree is as stellar a cast as they come! Lastly, for Emily. You have supported my theatre bug whenever it decides to bite. Love ya, Hon!" Joe Quick (Bill Sweeney / Coach Ripper) - Joe is thrilled to be performing at Peppermint Creek again. He was last seen as Jeff in [title of show]. Performing in both plays and musicals in the mid-Michigan area, notable musical credits include: Dr. Neville Craven in The Secret Garden (PCTC); Carl Bruner in Ghost the Musical; Bernstein in Dogfight (PCTC); Bob Wallace in White Christmas (RWT); Rooster Hannigan in Annie (RWT); Warren in Ordinary Days (PCTC); Luke in Altar Boyz (PCTC); Malcolm MacGregger in The Full Monty (RWT); and Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors (RWT). By day, Joe serves as Director of Business Solutions for the Michigan Works! Association and lives in Lansing’s Westside Neighborhood with his fiancé, Tim. He loves to travel and enjoys food, wine and winter being over. Christine Ciucanu (Vegan Goth) - Christine Ciucanu is a junior at Dewitt High School. This is her first show with Peppermint Creek and she's very excited to be a part of the production. Her favorite role was playing Marie in the Dewitt High Schools production of Cinderella. She would like to thank the amazing cast, crew and directors of Heathers. She would also like to thank her Aunt Elena and Cousin Stephanie for always supporting her and her teachers Meghan Eldred and Larissa Gleason-Clark for always pushing her to do her best. Taylor Hermann (Nerdy Quick Bowl Chick) – Taylor Herrmann is a Junior at Holt High School and is excited to be a part of Heathers: The Musical, other theatre credits include Anything Goes, Hairspray, Sleepy Hollow, Arts or Crafts, 13: The Musical, and Beauty and the Beast. Taylor has been studying voice and theatre since her Freshman year of high school and plans to continue after high school. She would like to thank her directors, stage manager, cast and crew, and voice instructor for helping her

through this process. She would also like to thank her family for supporting her in everything that she does. She hopes you enjoy the show! Morgyn Weaver (Young Republicanette) – Morgyn Weaver is a sophomore at Okemos High School where she is apart of their theatre program. Last spring she was in Big Fish as a featured dancer. She is 16 and very happy to be working on her first show at Peppermint Creek. She has been dancing at Karyn's Dance Place for 14 years and performs on their touring company for the Pistons basketball team, Orange Bowl halftime show, and Indy 500 events. Connor Kelly (Hipster / Kurt’s Dad) – This is Connors first production with Peppermint Creek, as well as his first Musical production. Connor has performed at Lansing Community College in a number of productions such as "Never Swim Alone" where he portrayed William (Bill) Wade, and he was most recently seen as Zach Zackerman in "Serious Money." He has also performed at Riverwalk theater in a couple of productions such as "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest" where he played Billy Bibbitt and in "Beyond Therapy" as Andrew the waiter. Connor is working on finishing his degree in theatre and continuing his dream of becoming an actor and he would also like to thank his mom, dad and brother Quinn for all of the support they can offer. He also hopes you enjoy this fantastic ensemble and Dwight the hipster in Heathers the Musical! Emilio Pido (Preppy / Police Officer) – Emilio has grown up in Lansing theatre and is currently a student in the LCC Studio Theatre Program. Most recently he appeared as Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream (LCC). Some of his favorite roles he's been honored to play are Aladdin in Aladdin (All-of-Us Express Children's Theatre), Peter Pan in Peter Pan (Riverwalk Theatre), and Young Tommy in The Who's Tommy (Michigan State University). He is very excited to be a part of this great

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SEASON UNDERWRITERS ($5,000+) Foster Swift Collins & Smith, PC Trumpie Photography Sam & Mary Austin

SHOW SPONSORS ($1,000+) Karen & Jerry Jennings (Eurydice) Joan & Jerry Mattson (Luna Gale) Kristin Margelot (Lord of the Flies) Karyn’s Dance Place (Heathers – the musical) Douglas J Salon (Heathers – the musical)

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Carol & Sandy Bryson Tony & Pat Smith Tom & Carol Ferris Joe Tuchinsky & Cele Friestater Nancy Flynn Ute von der Heyden Louise Forsythe Stephen Wilensky Tom Geissinger James & Rose Zacks Kurt Guter Marella Robinson Barry & Maurita Holcomb Barb Ripper & Colleen Casey Douglas Inglis Angela & Josh Robertson Richard Jeeter Lois Lynch Melissa Kaplan Janet Lockwood Janice & Mike Kreutziger Judy Evans Odile Mittig Jim Noble Frank & Katharine Dennis Denise Carr David Arend John Pizanis Sandra Allen Richard & Jon Witter Sue & Jack Davis Keith Eldred Scott Weaver Kent & Diego Love-Ramirez Jane Wilensky Brian Farnham Paul Howland Rick & Kim Thompson Asia Ciaravino

Curran Jacobs (Fight Choreographer) - Curran Jacobs spent the last three years in Los Angeles focusing on television and film. His credits include a wrestling coach on ABC's Modern Family, a football player in "in Extremis," a mafia member on Investigation Discovery's "Tabloid," a jock in FOX's "GLEE," a professional wrestler on El Rey's network, "Lucha Underground," and he also appeared in a commercial for ADIDAS.Curran graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting in 2012 His credits include Stanley from "A Streetcar Named Desire," Orlando from "As You Like It," Rocky from "The Rocky Horror Show," Jabber from "In the Blood," Benito from "References To Salvador Dali Make Me Hot," and Benedick from "Much Ado About Nothing."

production & would like to thank everyone involved with Heathers for contributing to an amazing experience! Tim Ewald (Geek / Police Officer) – Timothy Ewald is so excited to be a part of this show! It is his first show at Peppermint Creek, and he couldn’t be more stoked that it’s Heathers. In the past he has been in shows such as Grease, Cymbeline, and The Threepenny Opera. It’s been so much fun getting to know everyone involved with the show and he hopes you enjoy all the hard work that has gone into it! Blake Bowen (Director) - Blake Bowen is an actor, director, and theatre instructor from the Lansing area. Recently he was seen on The Williamston Theater stage as Axel in The Nerd, and directed The Telling Project at Peppermint Creek Theater. He earned both a Bachelors and Masters in Theatre and Education and is currently on the board at Peppermint Creek Theater Company. “I’d like to thank the entire team that has helped bring Heather’s to the PCTC stage. John Dale Smith, your passion for the work has been a testament to the area for years. Karyn Perry, you create an energy of fun, warmth, and honesty that drives this show. Ashley Ault, thank you for your focus, foresight, and overall sanity. Also thank you to all of the designers. Your commitment to your art and ability to create magic from nothing always amazes me. This show would not exist without the blood, sweat, and tears of the collective and I’m incredibly proud of the work put forth by the entire cast and crew." Ashley Ault (Stage Manager) – Ms. Ault is excited to make another debut with Peppermint Creek Theatre Company as the stage manager. Previous productions as stage manager include, Water by the Spoonful (PCTC), The Whale (PCTC), The Life (OU) and Xerxes (MSU) just to name a few. Ms. Ault holds a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre, a B.A. in Biology and is currently pursuing her Masters in Science Administration with a concentration in Leadership. While stage managing is a passion of Ms. Ault, her

true love for theatre comes from singing/performing on stage. Ms. Ault would like to thank her family and friends for their continued love and support. On behalf of PCTC, we hope you enjoy the show! Karyn Perry (Dance Choreographer) – Karyn Perry is the owner and director of Karyn’s dance place. She and her students have traveled and performed for the Pistons, the Capital One Bowl, the orange bowl, Disney World, the Indy 500, and many other events. Karyn is also an award-winning choreographer working for Peppermint Creek and other local theatres. John Dale Smith (Music Director/Conductor/Pianist) - is well known in the Mid-Michigan area as a conductor/pianist and producer of musical events and musicals. He is the leader of the newly formed World Class City Band, the John Dale Quintet and co-leader of J & J Sounds. John Dale received a Bachelor of Music degree in piano performance from Bowling Green State University and a Master of Music degree in piano performance from Michigan State University. In 2003 John Dale retired from a 28-year career from Lansing Community College where he was a full-time administrator in the Arts as well as Communications and Special Events. John Dale has been the Musical Director/Pianist for musicals at Lansing Community College, Michigan State University, Riverwalk Theatre, Peppermint Creek Theatre, Williamston Theatre, Lansing Civic Players, Spotlight Theatre, BoarsHead Theater, Owosso Community Players, and Meadowbrook Theatre. In addition, John Dale assists area high schools with pops concerts and musicals. For the last thirteen years he was the Director of Music at Plymouth Congregational Church in Lansing, and now is the Director of Development and Special Events for Big Brothers Big Sisters Michigan Capital Region.

Nick Eaton (Set Designer/Scenic Carpenter/Lighting Designer) - Nick is a scenic carpenter and stagehand, offering his services to many fantastic Lansing productions. You may have seen the fruits of his labor at any given venue around town in any given form. As always he is excited for you to see this production, the result of large and wonderful team's endless effort, and is grateful for another opportunity to do what he loves with great people. Khamil Hendrickson (Scenic Carpenter) - Khamil is a bright, talented boy with much talent. If you have seen something recently on which Nick has worked, it is more than likely something that Khamil actually did but Nick took credit for. Seriously, like since high school, Nick even tried to take credit for Khamil's knockout role as Coalhouse Walker in East Lansing High School's 2009 production of Ragtime. Morgan Bowen (Costume Designer) - Morgan has reluctantly agreed to re-enter the theater world after Blake shamelessly pleaded (on his knees) for him to work on costuming and wardrobe. Many moons ago, Morgan costumed shows you have never heard of and very few people saw in offoffoffoffoffoff Broadway. Like really off. He is pleased to again work with Blake, Shannon and the entire cast/crew of Heathers. Shannon Bowen (Costume Designer) – Shannon Bowen is thrilled to be at Peppermint Creek again and to work with the entire cast and crew on this production! Her previous credits include acting in Proof, God of Carnage, Good People, Matt and Ben, Beyond Therapy, Other Desert Cities, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, and Clybourne Park. Her next project is directing Wonder of the World at Riverwalk Theatre. She would like to thank Blake for this opportunity to spend more time with her brother-in-law Morgan on this splendid production. She would also like to thank Blake, Keaton and Fiyero for snuggles and her Angels at Victoria's Secret for their unending support. Shannon thanks all of you for supporting local theatre.