WI have been deeply inspired and motivated by all things theatrical since I joined the Cavelero Drama Club as an 8th grader in 2009. I was involved in “The Boarding House Reach”, the first full production performed at Cavelero. That same year we put on a second production, “The Defective Detective”. At that time I was vice president of the club and worked as a stage hand.

The following school year (2010-2011) I was ready to be as involved as I possibly could. I was voted president of the club and was given the title of Producer. I collaborated very closely with our Director on our production of “Maul of the Dead”. With a bigger cast and more involvement, the quality of the production improved, and the Drama Club began to grow.

In fall 2011 I moved onto Lake Stevens High School and was a stage hand for “James and the Giant Peach”. Even though I enjoyed being a part of the high school’s drama club, I missed the Cavelero club. For this reason, I was delighted when students asked if I could come back to direct this year’s production of “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory”. I took some time to think about it and realized that I wanted to do anything I could to keep theater alive at Cavelero.

Directing this musical has been the most exciting thing I have ever done and has confirmed for me that theater is my passion. The cast and crew have been amazing and are the most talented group of people I have ever worked with. Their families have helped make this production a success!

Now, sit back, relax, and prepare to be immersed into a world of pure imagination! -Steven Ortiz

Dave Zerbst’s day job privileges him with the opportunity to teach Physical Science and Biology here at Cavelero. As a student almost 30 years ago, he had a blast and learned many life-long lessons in his own high school drama program. He is again having a blast, this time by structuring and facilitating students’ opportunities to themselves learn through the multifarious experiences to be found on both sides of the proscenium. He has seen his actors and stage crew stretch their limits by redefining themselves in the supportive context of the community that naturally emerges in the theatre. He has been very pleased and impressed to see how students have developed new organizational, social, expressive and artistic talents. Most of all he is happy to see how students have risen to the challenges of this production by growing ever more into themselves and developing confidence in their own capabilities. Mr. Zerbst wishes also to express his gratitude to the many volunteers who have made it possible for this production to be a success. Without their dedication and passion for this project, it simply couldn’t have happened.

Director’s Note

About the Faculty Advisor

Roald Dahl’s timeless story of the world-famous candy man and his quest to find an heir comes to life in this stage adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory featuring songs from the

classic family film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. The memorable score features “The Candy Man,” “Pure Imagination,” “Oompa Loompa,” and “I Want it Now” by Academy © and Grammy ©

award winners Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley.

Synopsis

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Scenes & Musical NumbersWPrologue: Wonka’s Factory “Pure Imagination” “The Golden Age of Chocolate”Scene 1: The Bucket ShackScene 2: Outside the Bucket Shack “The Candy Man”Scene 3: The Bucket ShackScene 4: Outside the Bucket ShackScene 5: The Gloops “I Eat More”Scene 6: VerucaScene 7: Outside the Bucket Shack “Think Positive”Scene 8: The Bucket ShackScene 9: Violet Radio StationScene 10: Home of Mike Teavee “I See it All on TV”Scene 11: The Bucket Shack “Cheer Up, Charlie”Scene 12: Two Weeks Later - Snowy Streets “Think Positive (Reprise)” “(I’ve Got a) Golden Ticket”

Scene 13: Outside Wonka’s Factory “In This Room Here”Factory Reveal SequenceScene 14: The Chocolate Smelting Room “Oompa-Loompa Song #1”Scene 15: Pink Candy Boat “There’s No Knowing”Scene 16: The Inventing Room “Chew It” “Oompa-Loompa Song #2”Scene 17: Fizzy Lifting Room “Flying” “Burping Song”Scene 18: The Nut Room “I Want It Now!” “Oompa-Loompa Song #3”Scene 19: Choco-Vision Room “Oompa-Loompa Song #4”Scene 20: End of the Tour “Finale”

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Willy Wonka: Dyllan MarshallCharlie Bucket: Cole ConleyGrandpa Joe: Jacob GlossGrandma Georgina: Kalliyan LayGrandma Josephina: Emily BarneyMr. Bucket: Nelson SterlingMrs. Bucket: Jazmin McSparranGrandpa George: Hannah IblingsMatilda: Shelby HustonJames: Natalie Marlin The Candy Man: Jacob GlossPhineous Trout: April AllbrittonCamera Man: Erik OrtizAugustus Gloop: Fiona BalbironaMrs. Gloop: Kaylee MurrayVeruca Salt: Brittney WoodMr. Salt: Katelyn McGlothlen Violet Beauregarde: Bailey HendersonMrs. Beauregarde: Kayleigh TimothyMike Teavee: Ashyra CooperMs. Teavee: Jocelyn Acuna

EnsembleEmily Barney

Shelby HustonAbby Iblings

Hannah IblingsKatelyn McGlothlen

Jazmin McSparranMakayla Kitto

Kalliyan LayMackenzie Morgan

Taylor VillalonStephanie Wislen

Production Managers: Sydney Hensyel, AJ De La CerdaStage Manager: Rebecca GriffinChoreography: Emily Barney, Steven Ortiz, April AllbrittonHead of Makeup: Kianna HartleyHead of Costuming: Kianna HartleyLead Front of House: Emily FosterCurtain Operator: Emily FosterLights: Rebecca Cooper, Dave ZerbstSound: Rebecca Cooper, Jake ChapmanVocal Coaches: Heidi Forslund, Garrett KennedyChoreography Coaches: Mary Toews, Sherry Lebed DavisProducer: Cheryl Ortiz

Stage HandsDayton WallerAudrey TatmanKenzie GilbertHarley MooreKayden BarneyKianna Hartley

Parent VolunteersDenise Barney

Rebecca CooperShawn Cooper

Robin HendersonCheryl OrtizMario Ortiz

Rosanne SterlingGina Tolle

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Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka JR.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 10019Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684

A special thank you to Jake Chapman for providing his sound equipment!

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