Senior Acknowledgement

Peter Alves Erin Gabus

Aanal Bhavsar Joshua Goyette

Emma Botelho Sarah Kinney

Connor Cardoso Alexander Martin

Daniel Carvalho Lauren Medeiros

Sydney Chase Andrew Raposo

Erica Dube Emanuel Sousa

Andrew Esten

2014 - 2015 SBHRS

Drama Department Officers

President – Andrew Raposo

Vice-President – Megan Quinlan

Secretary – Jocelyne Couto

Historian – Emma Botelho

Special Acknowledgement Milky White Lawrence - (Milky White): Has been traversing Massachusetts and New Hampshire stages in various productions of “Into the Woods” for the past 19 years! Her first appearance was with the Nashua Actorsingers, but since has performed with The Palace Theatre (Manchester, NH), Worcester Foothills Theatre, New Repertory, Quannapowitt Players, Acton Boxborough Regional HS, Indian Hill Arts, Middlesex Community College, Westborough Players Club, Friends of Durfee Theater, Newton County Players, NextDoor Theatre, Taunton HS, WPI, UMass Lowell Opera Program,

Worcester State University and many others. Ms. White her home (between shows) with Jay and Pat Lawrence of Groton and is happy to discuss future arrangements. Find her page on Facebook (“Milky White Lawrence”) and give her some love! In an effort to avoid typecasting, Ms. White has also appeared a few times as the dead cow in productions of Neil Simon’s “Fools” and most recently as Jack’s cow in Concord Youth Theatre’s “Fee Fi Fo Fum”…but what she really wants to do is direct!

The Somerset Berkley Regional High School

Drama Company Proudly Presents…

Into theWoods

Someone’s been fooling with our fairy tales!

Co-Directed by

Lennie Machado & Samuel M. Bianco

Assistant Director & Pit Orchestra Director

David M. Marshall

Starring

Emma Botelho Jillian Brooks-Duval Paige Capone Alex Celia Sydney Chase Kevin Correa Matthew Dion Andrew Esten Lauren Medeiros William Medeiros Taiylor Medina Isabella Seney Andrew Raposo

May 8, 2015 @ 7:00 p.m. – May 9, 2015 @ 1:00 p.m. May 9, 2015 @ 7:00 p.m. – May 10, 2015 @ 2:00 p.m.

Somerset Berkley Regional High School Performing Arts Center

“Into The Woods” is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI)

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 Phone: (212) 541-4684 Fax: (212) 397-4684

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Originally Directed on Broadway by JAMES LAPINE

Music & Lyrics by

STEPHEN SONDHEIM

Book by

JAMES LAPINE

Family, Friends, Community Members and Guests,

We would like to welcome all of our guests to “Into

The Woods”, our first Spring Musical Production

presented in the new Performing Arts Center here at

Somerset Berkley Regional High School. Our

Performing Arts Center has been transformed into the

classic setting of this superior musical. Sit back and

silence your phones as we walk journey through the

woods to grandmother's house. Our hard working

students and staff pour their heart and souls in recreating

this classic show. We are proud of all of you. Enjoy the

moment and help transport us Into the Woods. Break a

Leg!

Sincerely,

Mr. David J. Lanczycki

Principal, Somerset Berkley Regional High School

Administration

SBRSD Superintendent of Schools ...................................................................... Mr. Thomas J. Lynch SBRHS Principal ........................................................................................................ Mr. David J. Lanczycki SBRHS Assistant Principal .......................................................................................... Ms. Susan Brelsford SBRHS Assistant Principal .......................................................................................... Mrs. Kim DoCouto Somerset Coordinator of the Fine & Performing Arts ................................. Mr. Ira M. Schaefer SBRSD School Committee Members .................................................................... Mr. Richard Peirce, Mrs. Julie Ramos-Gagliardi, Mr. Cris Ghilarducci Mrs. Melissa Terra, Mrs. Jennifer Nawrocki, Mrs. Lori Rothwell, and Mrs. Stephanie Field

Special Thanks

Many people came forward to encourage and to help us get this show off the ground. We offer them our heartfelt thanks and gratitude. Some, however deserve extra mention.

First and foremost, the music department wishes to thank the many parent volunteers for all of her hard work in helping to make our production a success. From helping us publicize the production, soliciting businesses to place advertisements in our program booklet, building sets, decorating the PAC and lobby, selling tickets, collecting props and costumes, as well as helping design, edit and print our program booklet; their selfless devotion towards the music department helps make events such as this possible. Thank you parents, we can’t do it without you!

Also, a special thanks to Joshua Conover from SP Sound & Production for his help in setting up the additional sounds and lights for the event. He went above and beyond what he needed to in order to ensure that this production would go off without a hitch.

A huge thank you to SHS Drama Department alumnus Mr. Brian Simons for all of his help securing costumes, measuring students, making alterations, etc. He has gone above and beyond to ensure the continued success of the SBRHS Drama Department and we greatly appreciate his efforts!

Additional thanks to Mr. Stephen Meehan and Mrs. Ginny Troutman for their help with the principal bios photography. They always do a great job and help to make it a special moment for our well deserving actors and actresses!

A profound thank you to Mr. Raymond “Curtis” O’Connell and the custodian crew here at Somerset Berkley Regional High School. They were here to help us during every step of the process of producing this production of “Into the Woods”. We could not produce all of these great musical performances without the efforts of Curtis and the entire Custodian Staff here at Somerset Berkley Regional High School!

The Cast, Crew and Staff of “Into the Woods” would also like to thank the supportive administration here at Somerset Berkley Regional High School for their continued support and encouragement of this production and the entire list of musical endeavors that we undertake throughout the year. Without their support and guidance, musical performances such as today’s production would not be possible!

Finally, none of our musical ensembles would function as successfully as they do without the wonderful parent support here at Somerset Berkley Regional High School. We are very thankful as a staff that they allow us to borrow their children “free of charge” day in and day out. We know how your children’s involvement is a commitment on your part as well! We respect and thank you for that!

Thanks to all who helped us along the way and share in our production’s success!

Plot Synopsis - Act Two

Once upon a time, later, in the same far-off kingdom, everyone is still wishing: the Baker and his Wife have their precious baby boy but wish for more room, Jack and his mother are rich and well-fed but Jack misses his kingdom in the sky, and Cinderella is living with her Prince Charming in the Palace but is getting bored. Still, they are all happy despite these minor inconveniences ("So Happy").

Suddenly, everyone in the Kingdom is knocked over by an enormous crash, and enormous footprints have destroyed the Witch's garden, sparing only a few beans. The Baker and his Wife decide that they must tell the Royal Family, although the Witch says that the Royal Family can't do anything about it, and they safely escort Little Red Ridinghood to her grandmother's house after her mother was killed by the Giant. Jack decides that he must slay the Giant (as he knows how, from his previous experiences), and Cinderella learns from her bird friends that her mother's grave was disturbed and decides to investigate. ("Into the Woods" Reprise).

While everyone else is drawn back into the woods to deal with the new threats, the two Princes have grown bored with their marriages and now lust after two new princesses: Snow White and Sleeping Beauty ("Agony" Reprise). Rapunzel, overcome with post-partum depression, becomes hysterical, and flees from the Witch.

The Baker, his Wife and Little Red get lost in the Woods and find the Witch, who brings news that their houses have been destroyed, and the Royal Family and their steward, who reveal that the castle was set upon by the Giant. The Giant then appears, and everyone realizes that this Giant is a woman, the widow of the Giant that Jack killed by chopping down the beanstalk. The Giant's booming voice proclaims that she wants Jack's blood in revenge. To satisfy the Giantess, everyone offers her the narrator as a sacrifice, until they realize how lost they would be without him. Nevertheless, the Witch throws him into the Giant's arms and he is killed. Jack's mother finds the group and aggressively defends her son, angering the Giant's widow, and the steward clubs Jack's mother to make her be quiet, inadvertently killing her. The Giantess leaves to search for Jack, and Rapunzel runs underneath her and is trampled, to the horror of the Witch and her Prince ("Witch's Lament").

The Royal Family leaves to hide in a Hidden Kingdom. The Witch declares she will find Jack and sacrifice him to the Giantess, and the Baker and his Wife decide they must find him first and split up to search. The Baker's Wife meets Cinderella's Prince, and he seduces the willing Wife ("Any Moment"). Meanwhile, the Baker discovers Cinderella at her mother's destroyed grave and convinces her to join their group for safety. The Prince, satisfied, leaves the The Baker's Wife with a few platitudes, and she realizes her error and decides to return to her happy life with the Baker and their son ("Moments in the Woods") just moments before being accidentally crushed by the angry Giantess.

Baker, Little Red Ridinghood and Cinderella anxiously await the return of the Baker's Wife when The Witch drags in Jack, whom she has found burying the Baker's Wife. The Baker, grief-stricken, agrees to give him to the Giantess, causing an argument. The characters first blame each other for their predicament, Jack for stealing from the Giant, Little Red for goading him on, The Baker for giving him the beans for the cow, Cinderella for throwing away the bean that raised the last bean-stalk, until finally they all decide to blame the Witch for growing the beans in the first place ("Your Fault"). Disgusted, the Witch curses them, purposefully throws away the rest of her magic beans, reactivating her mother's curse and making her vanish ("Last Midnight").

The Baker, grieving after his Wife's death, leaves his child with the others and flees. He does not get far before he is visited by his father's spirit, who convinces him to face his responsibilities ("No More").

The Baker returns to the group and helps them plan to kill the Giantess, using Cinderella's bird friends to peck out the Giant's eyes at an area smeared with pitch, where Jack and the Baker can finally deliver a fatal blow. Cinderella confronts her unfaithful Prince, and they take a tearful but necessary good-bye. Little Red returns with the news that her grandmother has been killed by the Giantess as well. Meanwhile, the Baker, perched in a tree with Jack, tells Jack that his mother is dead. Jack vows to kill the steward in revenge. Cinderella comforts her and tries to answer the young girl's qualms that killing the giant makes them no better than she is, while the Baker explains to Jack his inability to say what is really morally correct ("No One Is Alone").

The four remaining characters slay the Giant, and each of the previously deceased characters returns to describe the lesson they learned. The survivors plan to rebuild their lives together, and The Baker's Wife returns (in the form of a spirit) to give her husband one final lesson: tell their child the story of the Woods—actions have consequences, even for future generations. The Baker begins to tell the story, as the Witch appears, leading the company in the shows final moral: to be careful what you pass on to your children. ("Children Will Listen") All join in on a last reprise of the title song, surmising that we all must venture Into the Woods, but never to forget the past, before Cinderella lets out a final "I wish". ("Finale")

About the Show… Into the Woods is a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine. It debuted in San Diego at the Old Globe Theatre in 1986, and premiered on Broadway in 1987. Bernadette Peters' performance as the Witch, and Joanna Gleason's portrayal of the Baker's Wife, brought acclaim to the production during its original Broadway run. Into the Woods won several Tony Awards, including Best Score, Best Book, and Best Actress in a Musical (Joanna Gleason), in a year dominated by The Phantom of the Opera. The musical has been produced many times, with a 1988 national tour, a 1990 West End production, a 1991 television production, a 1997 tenth anniversary concert, a 2002 Los Angeles production and a 2002 Broadway revival.

Inspired by Bruno Bettelheim's 1976 book, The Uses of Enchantment, the musical intertwines the plots of several Brothers Grimm fairy tales and follows them further to explore the consequences of the characters' wishes and quests. The main characters are taken from the stories of Little Red Ridinghood, Jack and the Beanstalk, Rapunzel, and Cinderella, tied together by a more original story involving a Baker and his wife and their quest to begin a family, most likely taken from the original story of Rapunzel by the Brothers Grimm. It also includes references to several other well-known tales.

1987 Original Broadway Production – Into the Woods opened on Broadway at the Martin Beck Theatre on November 5, 1987, and closed on September 3, 1989 after 764 performances. It starred Bernadette Peters, Joanna Gleason, Chip Zien, Kim Crosby, Ben Wright, Danielle Ferland, Chuck Wagner, Merle Louise, Tom Aldredge, and Robert Westenberg. The original production won the 1988 New York Drama Critics' Circle Award and the Drama Desk Award for Best Musical, and the original cast recording won a Grammy Award. Joanna Gleason won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical, and James Lapine (book) and Stephen Sondheim (original score) also won the Tony Award.

In 2014, Into the Woods was produced as a major motion picture directed by Rob Marshall, and adapted to the screen by James Lapine from his and Stephen Sondheim's Tony Award-winning Broadway Musical. It featured an ensemble cast that includes Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, James Corden, Anna Kendrick, Chris Pine, Tracey Ullman, Christine Baranski, Lilla Crawford, Daniel Huttlestone, MacKenzie Mauzy, Billy Magnussen, and Johnny Depp. Inspired by the Grimm

Brothers' fairy tales of "Little Red Riding Hood", "Cinderella", "Jack and the Beanstalk", and "Rapunzel", the film is a fantasy genre crossover centered on a childless couple, who set out to end a curse placed on them by a vengeful witch. Ultimately, the characters are forced to rectify the consequences of their actions.

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about to chase after him when his wife appears and confesses that she has lost the cow. Their argument is broken up by the Witch, who threatens them again. They split up to look for the cow.

The Baker's Wife stumbles upon a clearing in which Cinderella's and Rapunzel's Princes, who are revealed to be brothers, meet up. The Princes brag about their new-found loves, the mysterious girl who ran from the ball and the beautiful maiden in the tower with hair as yellow as corn (of which the Wife takes note) before beginning a very musical contest over which is suffering more ("Agony"). The Baker's Wife fools Rapunzel into letting down her hair and yanks out a braid of her hair. Meanwhile, The Mysterious Man appears and gives Milky-White back to the Baker. The Witch appears, and injures the Man with magic for interfering.

The Wife and Cinderella meet up yet again, and the Wife makes a desperate grab for her shoes, almost succeeding before the maiden flees. The Baker and his wife reunite, now with three of the four items. The Baker realizes that his wife has helped considerably, and admits the need for them to join together in their quest ("It Takes Two").

Jack arrives with a hen that lays golden eggs and attempts to buy Milky-White back, but as the three squabble, the cow suddenly keels over dead as midnight chimes. Again, the characters enter one by one and exchange morals. ("Second Midnight").

The Witch discovers that the Prince has been visiting Rapunzel and begs Rapunzel to stay safe in the tower with her ("Stay with Me"). When she refuses, the Witch angrily cuts off Rapunzel's hair and banishes her to a desert, and her Prince is blinded while trying to escape from the Witch. The Mysterious Man gives the Baker money to buy another cow, and Jack, goaded on by the sarcastic Little Red Ridinghood, who is now sporting a wolf skin cape and a knife for protection, returns once again to the Giant's home to steal a magical harp.

Cinderella’s Prince is giving the last night of the festival, but this time, spreads pitch on the stairs to try to capture and identify his lady love. She escapes, but passive-aggressively leaves one of her slippers as a clue to her identity ("On the Steps of the Palace"). The Baker's Wife arrives and attempts to trade her remaining bean for Cinderella's one remaining slipper; Cinderella throws the bean aside but, needing more suitable running footwear, trades shoes with the Wife and flees. The Baker arrives with another cow, and they have now found all four items sought by the Witch before the end of the third day. The Prince's steward appears and attempts to wrest the shoe from the Baker's Wife when a great crash is heard and the forest shakes. Jack's mother runs in, reporting that a Giant has fallen from the beanstalk in her backyard and is dead. As the third midnight approaches, the Witch discovers that the new cow is not pure white—it has only been covered with flour. However, the Witch revives Milky-White, and the items are fed to her by the Baker and his Wife. Jack milks her, but when he turns the goblet upside down, he reveals that it is empty. The Baker's Wife reveals that she plucked the hair from Rapunzel. The Witch furiously explains that the magic will not work because the Witch had touched Rapunzel's hair that they had used in the potion, and she cannot have touched any of the ingredients. The Mysterious Man appears and tells the Baker to feed the hair-like strands on the ear of corn to the cow. Now Milky-White gives milk, and the new potion works. The Witch reveals that the Mysterious Man is the Baker's father, who had abandoned him instead of being "killed in a baking accident", but the Man dies before the Baker can talk to him. The curse is broken, and the Witch is restored to youth and beauty, which were lost when her magic beans were stolen.

Cinderella’s Prince searches for the maiden whose foot will fit the golden slipper. The stepsisters mutilate their feet trying to cram them into the slipper, but the prince finds Cinderella, whose foot fits the slipper, and she becomes the Prince's bride. Rapunzel, who has borne twins, and her Prince are reunited and his sight is restored by her tears. The witch attempts to regain Rapunzel's affections, but when the girl refuses she attempts to curse the couple, only to find that her Power has been lost when her youth was regained.

At Cinderella's wedding to the Prince, the stepsisters are blinded by birds as they try to win Cinderella's favor. The Baker's Wife, visibly pregnant, thanks Cinderella for the slipper. Everyone but the Witch and the stepsisters congratulate themselves on being able to live happily "Ever After", though they fail to notice another beanstalk growing sky-high in the background.

Plot Synopsis - Act One

A narrator opens the show with the classic words "Once Upon a Time". He introduces us to four people to whom wishes are more important than life itself: Cinderella, who wishes to attend the King's festival; Jack, a lonely, impoverished and simple young man who wishes that his cow, Milky-White, would give milk; and the Baker and his Wife, who wish they could have a child. Little Red Ridinghood enters and buys some bread from the Baker to take to her grandmother in the woods while Jack's weary mother, sick and tired of her son's devotion to the useless cow, begins to nag him into selling the poor creature. Meanwhile, Cinderella's cruel stepmother and vain step-sisters, Florinda and Lucinda, taunt her dreams of attending the festival. The Stepmother throws a pot of lentils into the fireplace, and tells Cinderella if she can pick all the lentils out in two hours, she may go to the festival. Aided by some friendly birds, which she can talk to, Cinderella completes the task, but her Stepmother breaks on her promise on the grounds that Cinderella has no suitable clothing.

After Little Red Ridinghood leaves, a knock is heard on the Baker's door, and their neighbor, an ugly old Witch, enters to reveal the source of the couple's infertility. Many years ago, the Baker's father had stolen from the Witch's garden to feed his pregnant wife's craving, and was caught. In exchange for his life and the lettuce, he promised to give the witch his unborn child. She let him go, but did not know that he had also stolen some of her magic beans. When the day arrived, the Witch cursed the family, including the infant Baker,

to be barren, and took the Baker's sister, who she named Rapunzel. The curse will be lifted if the Baker and his Wife can find the four ingredients that the Witch needs for a certain potion: "the cow as white as milk, the cape as red as blood, the hair as yellow as corn, and the slipper as pure as gold", all before the chime of Midnight in three days’ time. All begin their journeys into the woods: Jack to sell his cow at Market, Cinderella's family to the Festival, Cinderella to her mother's grave to ask for guidance, Red Ridinghood to her Grandmother's house, and the Baker, refusing his wife's help, to find the ingredients ("Prologue").

In the forest Jack encounters a Mysterious Man who says he'd be lucky to trade his emaciated cow for beans, let alone the five pounds he is asking. Cinderella visits her mother's grave and receives a beautiful gown and shoes from her mother's spirit ("Cinderella at the Grave"). Little Red Ridinghood, on her way to her grandmother's house, meets a hungry and lusty wolf along the way, who tempts her into biding her time while he races on ahead to devour her grandmother and lay in wait for the more tender granddaughter. ("Hello, Little Girl"). The Baker, who sees their encounter, is concerned but is frightened by the Witch, who points out the little girl's blood red cape to him and threatens him. He is so frightened that he forgets the ingredients. Luckily, his Wife has followed him into the forest and is able to remind him. They are arguing over her presence when they encounter Jack and his cow... who is white as milk. The pair con the sad Jack into selling Milky-White ("I Guess This Is Goodbye") for five beans that the Baker's father had stolen from the Witch (which the Baker has found in a coat pocket), telling Jack that they're magic (not knowing that they really are). The Baker has qualms about breaking the curse by such unethical means, but his wife attempts to rationalize their crime ("Maybe They're Magic"). He sends her home with the cow, and goes in pursuit of Red Ridinghood's cape.

The Witch has locked Rapunzel, who has hair "as yellow as corn", in a tower to shield her from the outside world ("Our Little World"), but a Prince spies on them and decides to ask Rapunzel to let her hair down for him the next day. When Little Red Ridinghood arrives at her grandmother's house, she is swallowed by the Wolf, who has also feasted on her grandmother. The Baker (who has been following her) slays the Wolf, pulling Little Red Ridinghood and her grandmother from the beast's innards, and Red rewards him with the red cape ("I Know Things Now"). Jack's mother is angry that Jack was duped, returning only with beans, and tosses them aside, not knowing they will grow into a beanstalk that reaches into the clouds.

The Baker's Wife runs into Cinderella as she flees the festival, and misdirects her pursuers, another handsome prince and his steward. The two women catch their breath and the Wife quizzes Cinderella on her time at the ball with the charming Prince ("A Very Nice Prince") when she spots Cinderella's pure gold slippers. She is about to make a grab for them when midnight chimes, Cinderella rushes home, and Milky-White runs away. The wife takes off in pursuit of the cow as the cast enters one by one to state morals and credos as the First Midnight chimes. ("First Midnight”).

Jack describes his thrilling but frightening adventure in the clouds and the Giant's house that he has found there ("Giants in the Sky"). He gives the Baker five gold pieces to buy back his cow, but when the Baker, attempting to stall for time, indicates that he wants more, Jack rushes to climb back up the beanstalk. The Mysterious Man emerges and taunts the Baker, stealing the money. The Baker is

Musical Scenes

Act One

“Prologue: Into the Woods” ......................................... Narrator & Company

“Greens, Greens” (as part of Prologue) ..................................................... Witch

“Cinderella at the Grave” .................... Cinderella & Cinderella’s Mother

“Hello, Little Girl” .......................................... Wolf & Little Red Ridinghood

“I Guess This Is Goodbye” ................................................................................. Jack

“Maybe They’re Magic” ...................................................................... Baker’s Wife

“I Know Things Now” ................................................... Little Red Ridinghood

“A Very Nice Prince” ............................................. Cinderella & Baker’s Wife

“First Midnight” .......................................................................................... Company

“Giants in the Sky” ................................................................................................ Jack

“Agony” ............................................. Cinderella’s Prince & Rapunzel’s Prince

“A Very Nice Prince (Reprise)” ........................ Cinderella & Baker’s Wife

“It Takes Two” ...................................................................... Baker & Baker’s Wife

“Second Midnight” ..................................................................................... Company

“Stay With Me” ........................................................................ Rapunzel & Witch

“On the Steps of the Palace” ............................................................... Cinderella

“Ever After” ..................... Narrator, Witch, Florinda, Lucinda & Company

Act Two

“Prologue: So Happy” ...................................................... Narrator & Company

“Agony (Reprise)” ........................ Cinderella’s Prince & Rapunzel’s Prince

“Witch’s Lament” ............................................................................................... Witch

“Any Moment” ......................................... Cinderella’s Prince & Baker’s Wife

“Moments in the Woods” ................................................................. Baker’s Wife

“Your Fault” ............... Jack, Baker, Cinderella, Little Red Ridinghood & Witch

“Last Midnight” ................................................................................................... Witch

“No More” ...................................................................... Baker & Mysterious Man

“No One Is Alone” ............... Cinderella, Little Red Ridinghood, Jack & Baker

“Finale: Children Will Listen” ...... Baker, Baker’s Wife, Witch & Company

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The Cast

CINDERELLA * .......................................... Lauren Medeiros / Taiylor Medina

JACK ................................................................................................................. Alex Celia

BAKER ............................................................................................ William Medeiros

BAKER’S WIFE * ................................................ Sydney Chase / Emma Botelho

WITCH ..................................................................................................... Isabella Seney

LITTLE RED RIDINGHOOD * ......... Paige Capone / Jillian Brooks-Duval

MYSTERIOUS MAN ......................................................................... Matthew Dion

CINDERELLA’S PRINCE / WOLF ............................................... Andrew Raposo

RAPUNZEL’S PRINCE ......................................................................... Kevin Correa

NARRATOR ......................................................................................... Andrew Esten

CINDERELLA’S STEPMOTHER .................................................... Megan Quinlan

FLORINDA .......................................................................................... Jillian Levesque

LUCINDA ....................................................................................... Catherine Botelho

JACK’S MOTHER .............................................................................. Jocelyne Couto

RAPUNZEL ........................................................................................... Allison Pereira

GRANDMOTHER ........................................................................... Katherine Esten

CINDERELLA’S MOTHER .......................................................... Tara Morrissette

CINDERELLA’S FATHER ........................................................................ Peter Alves

STEWARD .......................................................................................... Zachary Schultz

SLEEPING BEAUTY .................................................................................... Erica Dube

SNOW WHITE .......................................................................................... Ally Huling

GIANT ................................................................................................... Italia Mahanna

CINDERELLA’S BIRDS ................................. Julia Ahaesy & Catherine Casey

WOODLAND ENSEMBLE ................................ Julia Ahaesy, Hannah Carreiro, Catherine Casey, Italia Mahanna, & Micaela Rennick,

MILKY WHITE .................................................................. Milky White Lawrence

* Denotes double casting. (Each actress will star in the role for two performances)

William Medeiros – The Baker William Medeiros is very excited to have the opportunity to perform in this year's musical production of Into the Woods as the Baker. He is a sophomore and this is his second year performing in a Somerset Berkley drama production. Last year, William performed as the understudy to Nicely Nicely Johnson in the production of Guys and Dolls, and earlier this year he performed in the drama company's first non-musical production, The Dining Room. William would like to thank Mr. Bianco, Lennie Machado, and Mr. Marshall for their dedication to the program and for giving him this chance to perform in the first musical production on this new stage. He certainly looks forward to performing throughout the rest of his high school

career.

Taiylor Medina – Cinderella Taiylor Medina is thrilled to have her first major roll as Cinderella. She was previously a part of the Show Biz Kidz theatre company in Rhode Island where she was an ensemble member productions of “The Wiz”, “Mulan”, and “You're A Good Man Charlie Brown”. Taiylor has also been a part of “Next to Normal” and “Guys and Dolls” here with the Somerset Berkley Drama Department. Taiylor has been taking dance classes for twelve years and taught dance for five years. She would like to thank Mr. Lennie Machado, Mr. Sam Bianco, and Mr. David Marshall for everything they've done to help make this show a success. Hope you all enjoy the show and break a leg to the rest of the cast!

Megan Quinlan – Cinderella’s Stepmother Megan Quinlan is 16 years old and is a junior at Somerset Berkley Regional High School. Megan is also the Vice

President for the Drama Department and is excited for her role as Cinderella's Stepmother in this year’s production of “Into the Woods”. She has been in the previous school musical productions of “Next to Normal” and “Guys and Dolls”, along with one middle school production of “A Mid Summer's Night Dream”. She was also in this year's production of “The Dining Room”. Megan is also very present in the SBRHS Music Department; being the librarian of Concert Choir for the third year, of Chorale for the second and a member of the “Electrify” Show Choir for three years. Megan wants to wish her fellow cast members and the crew good luck and best wishes in this year's musical! Megan would also like to thank Lennie Machado for all the opportunities and experiences and Mr. Bianco for all his musical expertise!

Isabella Seney – The Witch Isabella Seney is excited to be participating in her 2nd SBRHS musical. Isabella has been performing on stage since she was 3 years old. She has been dancing for over 13 years, most recently at Dance Theater of New England. She has been in multiple vocal competitions where she has placed in the high gold category. She has performed in many other musicals such as, “The Polar Express”, “Annie” and “The American Girl Review” with the Marion Performing Arts Company and has been an extra in a short film for Bridgewater State University for a national film competition. Currently, she has been performing with the SBRHS Show Choir “Electrify” and has recently won the judges award for vocalist at their competition at Andover High School. She has also produced Berkley’s Got Talent fundraiser talent show for the last 4 years, raising money for scholarships for students interested in the ARTs, as well as giving funds to other areas of need, such as the Boston One Fund. In addition, to producing the show, she also choreographed the opening and closing numbers. Isabella states that performing in the

role of “Witch” is an honor and she is thrilled to be a part of this amazing production with such a wonderful cast.

Andrew Raposo – The Wolf / Cinderella’s Prince

Andrew is pleased to be given the opportunity to perform as the Wolf and Cinderella’s Prince in this year’s production of “Into the Woods”. Andrew is currently a senior at the high school and will continue his education at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. He is the current President of the Somerset Berkley Regional High School Drama Club. He is involved with the Concert Choir, is the President of Chorale and the Dance Captain of the SBRHS “Electrify” Show Choir. He has been in the past four productions of the high school Drama Department; “Fiddler on the Roof”, “Legally Blonde”, “Next to Normal”, and “Guys and Dolls”. Andrew has been Involved with multiple community theatre productions. He would like to thank his friends and his family for all of the support that he has been given, the cast of “Into the Woods” for all of their support, and Mr. Marshall, Mr. Bianco, and Mr. Machado for the opportunity to perform with in the school’s productions over the past four years.

Kevin Correa – Rapunzel’s Prince

Kevin Correa is a freshman at Somerset Berkley Regional High School, and participates in many performing arts ensembles at the school. Kevin is not new to the stage, performing in the high school production of "The Dining Room" along with chorale and Show Choir. He hopes you enjoy the show.

Jocelyne Couto – Jack’s Mother Jocelyne Couto is 17 years old and is a junior at Somerset Berkley Regional High School. Jocelyne is also secretary for the drama department and is extremely excited for her role as Jack's Mother in this year’s production of “Into the Woods”. She has been a part of previous school related musicals, taking part in the school’s productions

of “Next to Normal” and “The Dining Room”. In her middle school years, Jocelyne had won the Greg Sowa Award and was in the select chorus. Jocelyne has also been a part of the Youth Musical Theater Corporation of Fall River, playing numerous roles in musicals such as “The Wizard of Oz”, “Grease”, “Little Shop of Horrors”, “Hairspray” and many more! She is also very present in the SBRHS Music Department. Working on her third year of Concert Choir, Chorale and Show Choir. Jocelyne wants to thank Mr. Bianco, Lennie, and Mr. Marshall for all the work and effort they have put into this production and she wishes the best for her fellow cast members.

Matthew Dion – The Mysterious Man

Matthew is cast as The Mysterious Man in SBHRS’ 2015 production of “Into the Woods” and played Uncle Arvide in last year’s SBRHS production of “Guys and Dolls”. He attends Somerset Berkley Regional High School in which he is a sophomore. Matt is active in the music department as a singer and piano accompanist for the choirs. He is also the organist at Saint Louis DeFrance Church in Swansea MA. When not at church or doing something musical, Matthew can be seen volunteering as a tour guide at the Fall River Historical Society.

Andrew Esten – The Narrator Andrew “Bruce” Esten is a senior, and has been in numerous SBRHS drama productions. Even in eighth grade, he played a role in the high school’s “Fiddler on the Roof”. Throughout his four years, he’s performed varying roles in productions of “Legally Blonde”, “Guys

and Dolls”, and “The Dining Room”. When not performing, Andrew is a prominent member of the Marching Band, Concert Band, and Winter Percussion ensemble, where he is pit co-captain. He would like to thank Mr. Machado and Mr. Marshall for all of the support and opportunities provided for him at SBRHS.

Alex Celia – Jack

Alex Celia is a 15 year old freshman here at SBRHS. Her previous theater credits include Lumiere in “Beauty and The Beast”, Ursula in “The Little Mermaid”, and Aladdin in “Aladdin”. She enjoys Soccer, Basketball, and Horseback Riding. She was also named the Best Female Vocalist at the Central Massachusetts Show Choir Festival. She is very excited to perform in her first high school show and would like to thank her family for supporting all her endeavors.

Lauren Medeiros – Cinderella

Lauren Medeiros is super excited to be involved in this year’s production of “Into the Woods” for her senior year. Lauren has committed to singing since her

elementary years, and her interest in music has led her to pursue a career in speech pathology. She performed in the school’s production of the play, “The Dining Room”, and in past SBRHS productions of “Legally Blond”, “Next to Normal”, and “Guys and Dolls”. Lauren has also been in the concert choir for the past four years, and is part of the Chorale group this year. Outside of school, Lauren is a member of the Rhode Island Children’s Chorus, this being her last year.

Pit Orchestra

Conductor ................................. Mr. David M. Marshall

Violins .............................................. Miss. Audra Arruda Brittany Comfrey

Caroline Foley Jillian Mercer

Autumn Rayray

Viola ......................................... Miss. Merrillan Melberg

Cellos ............................................................... Emily Canuel Grace Goodwin

Flute ................................................................ Katie Correira

Clarinet ................................................... Mr. Glenn Sylvia

Bass Clarinet .............................................. Emanuel Sousa

Alto Saxophones .................................. Connor Cardoso Alexander Martin

Trumpet ................................................................. Ian Taylor

Synthesizer .......................................... Mr. Jarrod Russell

Piano ................................................ Mr. Brandon Carrita

Bass Guitar ..................................................... Sarah Kinney

Drums ........................................................ Daniel Carvalho

Production Crew

Co-Directors ....................................................... Mr. Lennie Machado & Mr. Samuel M. Bianco

Assistant Director (Technical Crew Coordinator) .................... Mr. David M. Marshall

Pit Orchestra Director ............................................................................... Mr. David M. Marshall

Stage Managers .................................................................................... Erin Gabus & Kelsey Pereira

Assistant Technical Director .................................................................................... Aanal Bhavsar

Production Secretary ..................................................................................................... Kelsey Pereira

Lighting Design ................................................................................... Mr. Marshall, Jeffrey Silvia, & Mr. Marshall’s Music Production & Engineering Classes

Lighting Board Operator ................................................................................................. Jeffrey Silvia

Sound Board Operator ......................................................................................... Mr. Brian Johnson

Spot Light Operators ............................................................ Juliette Beaulieu & Zachary Taylor

Backstage Sound / Light Technicians ............................ Jessica Bears & William McNulty

Make-up Supervisor ....................................................................................................... Aanal Bhavsar

Costume Construction ........................................................................................... Mr. Brian Simons

Costume Supervisor ....................................................................................... Mrs. Kathleen Botelho

Costume Dresser .............................................................................................................. Mrs. Tracy Gabus

Prop Supervisor ....................................................................................................... Mrs. Tracy Pereira

Prop & Stage Crew .............. Andres Escobar, Ian Ledo, Christian Rose & Sophia Valiente

Curtain Operator .................................................................................................................. Erin Gabus

Set Construction, Design, Decorators & Art Crew ................... Mr. David M. Marshall, Mr. Lennie Machado, Mr. Wesley Sullivan,

Mr. Tom Taylor, Mr. Brian Johnson, Mrs. Tracy Pereira, Mrs. Pamela McNulty, Mrs. Tammi Silvia, Mrs. Tracy Gabus, Mrs. Kathleen Botelho, Ms. Nancy Listenfelt, Ian Taylor, Jeffrey Silvia, Emma Botelho, Catherine Botelho, Will McNulty, Matthew Dion, Erin Gabus, Juliette Beaulieu, Zachary Taylor, Jessica Bears, E.J. Sousa, Aanal Bhavsar, Kelsey Pereira, Allison Pereira,

Erica Dube, Ally Huling, Sophia Valiente, Alexis Dube, & Ian Ledo

Program Design ............................................... Mr. David M. Marshall & Ms. Nancy Listenfelt

Publicity Poster Design .............................................................................. Mr. David M. Marshall

Ushers .......................................................................... Sam Baker, Miranda Barboza, Kyle Cardoso, Joshua Goyette, Kara Kanuse & Maggie McQuaid

Ticket Set-up & Printing .................... Mr. Marshall, and his History of Broadway Classes

Ticket Sales .......................................................... Mr. David M. Marshall, Mrs. Marcella Goddu, Ms. Nancy Listenfelt, Mrs. Carrie Ann Marshall, Mrs. Tracy Gabus, & Mr. Marshall’s History of Broadway Classes

Video Production ........................................................................................................ Mrs. Lori Belche

Publicity ............................................................... Ms. Nancy Listenfelt & Mr. David M. Marshall

Principal Bios

Emma Botelho – Baker’s Wife Emma is a senior at SBRHS and is very excited to be playing the role of The Baker’s Wife! This is her fourth show with the Somerset Berkley Drama Department; she has appeared in “Legally Blonde” as a chorus member, “Next to Normal” as Dr. Fine, and “Guys and Dolls” as Sarah. She spends a large portion of time in the music department. Emma is the 41st Annual Musictown Festival Queen. She is highly involved, participating in various in and out of school music groups playing cello, euphonium, percussion, and singing. She is a member of the show choir tech crew and the marching band. In addition to her many music ensembles, Emma is a member of the National Honor Society, captain of the debate team, a Big Buddy, and Co-President of DECA with Sydney Chase. Outside of the high school, Emma has been involved in many shows, as both choral and dance ensemble members. She has also portrayed the role of The Witch in a local production of "Into the Woods, Jr." Emma would like to thank Mr. Marshall, Mr. Bianco, and Lennie for everything that they do, as well as the cast and crew for their support. "Break a leg to the performers and hope you enjoy the show!"

Jillian Brooks-Duval – Little Red Ridinghood Jillian is thrilled to be playing the role of Little Red Ridinghood in SBRHS performance of "Into the Woods"! Jillian is a junior and has taken part in "Next to Normal", and “Guys and Dolls" with the SBRHS Drama Department. She is also involved in concert choir, chorale, and is girls dance captain of the "Electrify" show choir. Jillian would like to thank Lennie Machado, Samuel Bianco, and David M. Marshall for all the help, encouragement, and time they have given in order for the students to have a great musical experience. Also a thank you for all the support from her family and friends. "Break a leg" to the cast and crew of "Into the Woods!"

Paige Capone – Little Red Ridinghood Paige Capone is a fourteen year old freshman at Somerset Berkeley Regional High School. She’s playing the role of Little Red Ridinghood. This is her very first drama performance and she is very excited to share this experience with her fellow cast members. She’s very involved in the music program singing in the select group and the regular chorus. She also has started to take private lessons and hopes to become the best she can be. She'd like to thank the directors and all the people who helped put this show together. She wishes her fellow cast members good luck and can’t wait to perform with everyone!

Sydney Chase – Baker’s Wife Sydney is a senior at SBRHS and is very honored and excited to be playing the role of the Baker’s Wife in this year’s musical production, “Into the Woods.” This is Sydney’s first musical involvement, and first year participating in the Drama Department. She was part of SBRHS’s first play this year, “The Dining Room.” She has also appeared in another musical production, “Oliver.” Sydney is highly involved within the music department, school, and community. She was the 40th Annual Musictown Festival Queen. She is a member of the Orchestra and String Ensemble where she plays the viola in first chair. Sydney also participates in chorus and “Electrify” show choir, performing a solo in one of the pieces. She is also very motivated within school and is a member of the National Honor Society, and Co-President of DECA along with Emma Botelho. She is a part of the Big Buddy Program, Anti-Bullying Coalition, and is also Secretary of the

senior class within Student Council. Outside of school, Sydney has loved dancing since three years old, and is currently a dance teacher at her studio. Sydney would like to thank Lennie, Mr. Bianco, and Mr. Marshall for all of their hard work and support, along with the cast and crew. Good luck to the performers and enjoy the show!

The Somerset Berkley Regional High School

Drama Company Proudly Presents…

Into theWoods

Someone’s been fooling with our fairy tales!

Co-Directed by

Lennie Machado & Samuel M. Bianco

Assistant Director & Pit Orchestra Director

David M. Marshall

Starring

Emma Botelho Jillian Brooks-Duval Paige Capone Alex Celia Sydney Chase Kevin Correa Matthew Dion Andrew Esten Lauren Medeiros William Medeiros Taiylor Medina Isabella Seney Andrew Raposo

May 8, 2015 @ 7:00 p.m. – May 9, 2015 @ 1:00 p.m. May 9, 2015 @ 7:00 p.m. – May 10, 2015 @ 2:00 p.m.

Somerset Berkley Regional High School Performing Arts Center

“Into The Woods” is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI)

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Originally Directed on Broadway by JAMES LAPINE

Music & Lyrics by

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Book by

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You all have worked so hard to bring this ingenious classic to life. This is the very first musical that will be presented on this beautiful stage. You have benefited from a rich heritage and experience that came before you and now it’s your turn. Thousands upon thousands will perform here and you are the first to set the standard. You are the redefining a new generation of “Musictown”! We are honored that you are the first to perform here and that we get to share this moment with you! You are incredibly deserving of being the first Cast, Crew and Orchestra to perform here, and are also the most qualified to set the standard for those who will follow you! Today, we will laugh with you, we will cry with you, and we will make memories that will last a lifetime! The long hours of hard work have now proven that they were worth it as you; once again, display the talent and excellence that are what the SBRHS Drama Department is known for.

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“Blue Raider” Marching Band “Through The Grimm Forest”

3rd Place Division II with a 94.00 at the NESBA Marching Band Championships (Best Color Guard)

4th Place Division IA with a 94.70 at the USBands National Championships in Allentown, PA

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“Electrify” Show Choir “In The Club”

Silver Medal and Best Pit Band at the Central Mass Show Choir Festival Silver Medal at the NESCC and the Eastern Show Choir Festival (Waltham)

SBRHS Winter Percussion Ensemble “Asylum”

4th Place in the Scholastic Marching Percussion “AA” Class with a score of

89.65 at the NESBA Winter Percussion Championship Finals

SBRHS Winter Color Guard “Defying Gravity”

2nd Place in the Guard Scholastic Class “AA” with a score of 90.97 at the

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Hannah C.

Keep reaching for the stars baby; and you will shine like

the big dipper!

Love Mom, Dad, Buddy & Belle

Katie – We are so proud of you. Keep a smile on your face

and a song in your heart. Break a leg.

Love, Mom & Dad We Love You!

Mom and Dad

Break a leg to our amazing daughter, Jillian!

We can’t wait to see you perform!

Love you, Mom & Dad

Sydney Chase,

Have a fabulous time shining on stage doing what

you love. Enjoy the Experience! Your family is so proud of you. Love you!

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Wishing you good luck, you’re going to do amazing!

Love, Alec xo

Eri,

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Love, Mama, Daddy, and Heaven

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Good Luck to the Cast & Crew of

Into theWoods

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