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Peter and the Star Catcher (Fall 2016)
Peter and the Star Catcher
A Play by Rick Elice • Based on the Novel by Dave Berry and Ridley Pearson • Music by Wayne Baker
“Peter and the Starcatcher” upends the story of how an orphan becomes Peter Pan, a boy who never grows up. When Peter and his mates are shipped off from Victorian England to a distant island, they know nothing of some precious cargo that must never fall into the wrong hands. From marauding pirates and jungle tyrants to unwilling comrades and unlikely heroes, the play explores not only greed and despair but also friendship, duty and love. Rated PG
Produced by special arrangement with Music Theatre International
November 10, 11, 12 at 7:30 p.m. in Werner Centennial Center
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CAST
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THE ORPHANS
Boy (Peter)
Prentiss
Ted
THE BRITISH SUBJECTS
Lord Leonard Aster
Molly Aster
Mrs. Bumbrake
Capt Robert Falcoln Scott
Grempkin
THE SEAFARERS
Slank
Alf
Greggors/Mack
Black Stache
Smee
Sånchez THE NATIVES
Fighting Prawn
Hawking Clam
Teacher
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Daniel Pinckney ‘20
Kaitlyn Eddy ‘19
Eugene Kim ‘19
Jackson Andrews ‘17
Dylan Foster ‘20
Becca Gavel ‘18
Curtis Brockelman ‘19
Hannah Kaye ‘19
Hyeonjo Jeong ‘17
Curtis Brockelman ‘19
Chris Turino ‘20
Cornelius Nicholas ‘17
Leif Fosse-Greiner ‘17
Julia Krys ‘17
Yifeng Zhang ‘17
Gary Simons ‘17
Fiona Fan ‘17
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ORPHANS/SHIPMATES/PIRATES/NATIVES
Dallis Alvarez ’18, Elizabeth Brewer ’17, Gabby Brown ’17, Mairead DeFronzo ’20, Natalie Fay 19, Annie Hicks ’17, Johanna Hultin ’18, Allison Kijanka ’20, Malcolm Kleban ’20, Elena Lie-A-Cheong ’17, Ally Lynch ’17, Nathali Madrid ’17, Lily Mahoney ’17, Sam Monte ’17, Sofi Morales Alvarado ’19, Chloe Sealy ’18, Annie Sherbacow ’19, Maddie Vanech ’19, Shaunna Walsh ’20
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CREW
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TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Bill Liebert
STAGE MANAGEMENT
Anissa Joseph ‘17
Jordan Clapprood ‘18
Celenah Watson ‘19
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Production Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
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PRODUCTION CREW
Merlin Ennis ’17, Cameron Gould ’17, Myrrha Lemiere ’19, Justin Liu ’18, Donatella Mancinone ’18, Shanntal Morel ’17, Dorka Nagy ’19, Jimmy Zhang ’18, Vernita Zhai ’20, Chris Zheng ‘17
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