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After two long years without the musical, it was exciting to be able to have students back on the stage. These students have worked so hard, endured long practices, and dedicated their time and efforts to this production. So my first and most heartfelt thank you is to each student, backstage and onstage, who committed to the musical to learn lines, songs, dances, and props set up. There quite literally would not be a show without you.

Drama Parents: For keeping up with the crazy practice schedule and juggling your schedules so the kids could be at practices. Also for providing snacks and food for the students. 

Brock Wolitarsky: Managing backstage, working with students on warm up vocals and games, attending the majority of practices to help the students, and keepiing up with my constant prop changes. 

Ella Vladyko: Helping with choreography, taking acting notes to share with the students, making our cake prop, and assisting at practices. 

Nicole vonTrotha:  Creating, designing, and painting the backdrops including transforming our lockers and benches to match the Wildcat colors and making the tree for the theater. 

Delanie Frazee: Assembling props, helping with choreography, making sure I was fed and caffinated, and basically doing whatever I needed done before I even told her what I needed. 

Kinsey Knaub: Helping oversee students, making posters, sorting costumes and moral support.

Laura Eberle: Her work on choreography for the production. 

Grayson Goodman: Working with students on the songs and helping to build their confidence.

LiNa Mylan: Running around to get supplies needed, helping with supervison, and assisting with backstage rresponsibilities and bringing me coffee. 

Amanda Rennert: Stepping in to help direct costumes, finding pieces for the cast, and organize the Stargrams.

Jeriah Lawler: Running sound, mics and helping whenever he could. 

Ella Jeffrey: Returning to help with drama closet organizing, costume ideas, making signs, helping paint, running the Italian soda stand, and giving me hugs of encouragement. 

Savanah Bakki: Painting backdrops and Wildcat posters.

Katie von Trotha: Helping paint backdrop and posters.

Allison DeWitt: For jumping in to help with costumes.

Tina Shelton:Making the extended stage platforms to keep our students safe and fixing the the spotlight. 

Peter Martin: For assisting with sound and backstage organization and being flexible with the needs of the musical. 

Zion Staff: Being patient and flexible as the musical took over the schedule and the gym. 

Dyann Rowley: Returning to do hair and make-up for the performances

I know there are more people that have contributed to our production and I aplogize if I didn't get your name here. Please know that you are greatly appreciated.