Theatre & Dance Department News
Cast List for Into the Woods
Thanks to all who auditioned, we were very impressed and so pleased to have so much talent to choose from.
Listed below is the cast, pending (for students) checking GPA averages and enrollment in Voice Workshop. We will be Thursday, January 12 at 3:00pm in the Music Building at the Voice Workshop class. If you are a student and have not enrolled, please do so immediately. For those who wish to also get credit in THEA 1191 or 3391, please feel free to add the section listed under Dienstfrey.
Again many thanks. If you have questions pertaining to the casting or your audition, please feel free to contact me! Sherri (282-3561, diensher@isu.edu)
Narrator - Shaun Stubblefield
Cinderella - Amanda Hall
Jack - Kyle Anderson
Baker - Jared Johnson
Baker's Wife - Debra Link
Cinderella's Stepmother - Jerrica Matthews
Florinda - TIffany Chandler
Lucinda - Millie Hulse
Jack's Mother - Sammee Wortham
Red Riding Hood - Jessica Rahill
Witch - Emma Doupe
Cinderella's Father - Nick Bailey
Cinderella's Mother - Alyssa Koval
Mysterious Man - Trent Clegg
Wolf - Ethan McWilliams
Cinderella's Prince - Derek Gregerson
Rapunzel - Teaira Burge
Rapunzel's Prince - John Punt
Steward - John Primrose
Grandmother - Katelyn McKelley
Giant - Bruce Wilson
Giant's Wife - Hallie Sneider
Snow White - Lindsey Galow
Sleeping Beauty - Kayla Ray
Chorus:
Clever Little Tailor Folks - Laura Solomon, Nicholas Nielson, Chris Cole, & Wilfred Scheibe
The Master Thief - Cameron Quade
The Cat and Mouse in Partnership - Hannah Ballou & Grace Friedley
The Peasant's Wise Daughter - Kris Passmore & Meggan Archey
The Two Brothers - John Zamora & Lakota Terrace
Theatre and Dance 2011-2012 Season
BULLY: A Children’s Readers’ Theatre – By: Judith Caseley
Beverly B. Bistline Theatre
January 30, 2012 @ 7:30p.m.
In today's culture, bullying has become a serious problem that needs to be consistently addressed. This children’s readers theatre, Judith Caseley explores the issue with sympathy and empathy while using plenty of humor and relatable experiences. Whether young or old, audience members will relate to the problem and find this readers theatre practical and useful, and at the same time, entertaining.
Black Comedy – By: Peter Shaffer
Rogers Black Box Theatre
February 10, 11, 16, 17 & 18, 2012 @ 7:30p.m.
Peter Shaffer’s Black Comedy is one of the most clever plays on a theatrical device ever written. When a power blackout renders Brindsley Sheridan’s apartment dark, the lights come on for the audience – we get to see in the dark. What follows is one of the grandest farces ever written, as Shaffer mixes broad physical comedy with character interaction. Everything that can go wrong does, and we get to see it all! This is, quite literally, one of the funniest plays you’ll ever see.
Into the Woods – Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim / Book by James Lapine
Joint production with the Dept. of Music
Beverly B. Bistline Theatre
April 6, 7, 9, 12, 13 &14, 2012 @ 7:30p.m.
Stephen Sondheim’s Tony Award winnng musical, INTO THE WOODS intertwines the plots of several Grimm fairy tales but with an added twist. The main characters come from Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and the Beanstalk, Rapunzel, and Cinderella and they are tied together by James Lapine’s more original story involving a baker and his wife. Sondheim and Lapine explore the consequences of the characters' wishes and quests in this haunting yet charming musical.