Tamanend Middle School

Tamanend Middle School March 20 and 21, 2021

Produced with permission Music Theater International, New York, New York

Our contract strictly prohibits the audio or video taping of this performance.

The Tamanend Players of Tamanend Middle School proudly present the

production of

Stage Director & Choreographer Mrs. Christy Wilhelm

Music and Multi-Media Director Mr. Ian Sanchez

Lighting, Sound, and Stage Crew Director

Ms. Maria Vitacco

Music and Lyrics by Book by

Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez

Jennifer Lee

Based on the Disney film written by Jennifer Lee and directed by Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee

March 20 and 21, 2021

Original Broadway

Orchestrations by

Original Broadway Music Supervision and Arrangements by

Additional Broadway Dance

Arrangements by

Dave Metzger Stephen Oremus David Chase

Frozen JR. Music and Orchestrations Adapted and

Arranged by

Frozen JR. Script Adapted

by

Madeline Smith Sara Wordsworth

Frozen JR.

CAST OF CHARACTERS Anna: Makayla McClintic

Elsa: Rachel Dash

Olaf: Bryanna Neff

Kristoff: Matthew Deeken

Sven: Andela Dozier

Queen Iduna: Katie Spring

King Agnaar & Weselton:

Andrew Killenbeck

Pabbie: Lauren Magliaro

Bulda: Devon Collins

Hans: Ben Fievitz

Oaken: Samantha Thomas

Young Anna: Ebi Velaj

Young Elsa: Brynn Albert

Middle Anna: Brianna Lucas

Middle Elsa: Lane McLaughlin

Bishop (virtual): Micah Mercado

Bishop (in person): Molly Barash

Castle Staff: Ava Barrett Caylee Hansel

Brianna Kapusta Cassie Kurek

Jillianne Leyson Alex Long

Hannah Phillip

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Snow Chorus: Devon Collins, Nicole Emberger, Taylor Emberger, Thomas Kelly, Brynn LaRosa, Callie MacClay, Lane McLaughlin, Hayley Rivel, Raniya Robson, Sophie Traczykiewicz

Townspeople: Brynn Albert, Ava Barrett, Gavin Byruch, Abhi Chintapalli, Devon Collins, Caylee Hansel, Briana Kapusta, Tommy Kelly, Cassie Kurek, Jillianne Leyson, Alex Long, Brianna Lucas, Lauren Magliaro, Hannah Philip, Kathryn Spring, Samantha Thomas, Ebi Velaj

Audio Chorus: Brynn Albert, Ava Barrett, Ben Fievitz, Caylee Hansel, Andrew Killenbeck, Lauren Magliaro, Hannah Philip, Shweta Sharma, Kathryn Spring, Ebi Velaj

Hidden Folk: Gemma Artman, Molly Barash, Gavin Byruch, Abhi Chintapalli, Devon Collins, Nicole Emberger, Shae Gruber, Cassie Kurek, Brynn LaRosa, Alex Long, Callie MacClay, Lauren Magliaro, Erin Morton, Aditi Podduturi, Delaney Rowe, Jasmine Samayoa, Kyra Schollin, Apoorva Siragavarapu, Sophie Traczykiewicz, Jayani Yate

Summer Chorus: Devon Collins, Nicole Emberger, Taylor Emberger, Keira Endy, Tommy Kelly, Brynn LaRosa, Callie MacClay, Emma Margott, Lane Mclaughlin, Morgan Miller, Sara Naegele, Hayley Rivel, Raniya Robson, Delaney Rowe, Jasmine Samayoa, Kyra Schollin, Sophie Traczykiewicz

CAST OF CHARACTERS Oaken’s Family: Ava Barrett, Taylor Emberger, Keira Endy, Caylee Hansel, Briana Kapusta, Tommy Kelly, Jillianne Leyson, Alex Long, Emma Margott, Lane Mclaughlin, Morgan Miller, Sara Naegele, Hannah Philip, Hayley Rivel, Raniya Robson Virtual Snow: Charlotte Brock, Keira Endy, Emma Margott, Micah Mercado, Morgan Miller, Sara Naegele, Hayley Rivel, Delaney Rowe, Anushka Saha, Jasmine Samayoa, Kyra Schollin, Shweta Sharma, Travis Wilhelm

Virtual Storm and Virtual Townspeople: Gemma Artman, Molly Barash, Charlotte Brock, Shae Gruber, Micah Mercado, Erin Morton, Aditi Podduturi, Anushka Saha, Shweta Sharma, Apoorva Siragavarapu, Jayani Yate

BEHIND THE SCENES...

Sound, Video, and Lighting: Kathleen Collins, Ava Granja**, Kristen Hammond, Josh Harper, Maddy Jimiera**, Heera Kalidindi, Sam Killenbeck, Avery Merz**, Talia Perlman, Ben Treude

**Indicates Captain

Stage Crew: Chloe Brady, Allison Collins, Gabriella Jusino, Bella Lee, Diana Walters

Prop Master and Designer: Danny Jacobsen

MUSICAL SELECTIONS ACT ONE

“Let the Sun Shine On” Young Elsa, Young Anna, King Agnarr, Queen Iduna, Townspeople, Virtual Townspeople “A Little Bit of You” Young Elsa, Young Anna, Snow Chorus “First Joik” Queen Iduna, Pabbie, Bulda, Hidden Folk “Do You Want to Build Young Anna, Young Elsa, a Snowman?” Middle Anna, Middle Elsa, Virtual Storm “For the First Time In Forever” Anna, Elsa, Castle Staff “Dangerous to Dream” Elsa, Anna, Townspeople, Virtual Townspeople “Love Is An Open Door” Hans, Anna, Townspeople “Reindeer(s) Are Better Kristoff, Sven Than People” “You're Hired” Olaf “In Summer” Olaf, Sven, Summer Chorus “Hygge” Oaken, Oaken's Family, Audio Chorus, Kristoff, Anna, Olaf, Sven “Let it Go” Elsa, Snow Chorus, Virtual Snow, Audio Chorus “For the First Time In Elsa, Anna, Snow Chorus Forever (Reprise)” “Mountain Fall” Snow Chorus, Virtual Snow “Kristoff's Joik” Kristoff, Pabbie, Bulda, Hidden Folk “Fixer Upper” Pabbie, Bulda, Hidden Folk, Audio Chorus, Olaf “Colder by the Minute” Elsa, Townspeople, Snow Chorus, Virtual Snow Finale (Part 1) Townspeople Finale (Part 2) Full Cast

FINAL CREDITS

WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST?

Makayla McClintic is in 9th grade and is so excited to be playing Anna in Tamanend’s Frozen Jr.! She has played Kim McAfee in Tamanend’s Bye Bye Birdie and Ensemble in Cinderella. Makayla is part of the Chieftain Chorus and Gold’n’Blues. She also took part in Mock Trial and she plays volleyball for CB South. She would like to thank her vocal teacher, Anne Odland, the amazing cast and crew, her amazing directors, and her family and friends for their love and support!

9th grader Rachel Dash is so excited to perform in her final show at Tamanend as Elsa! Rachel participates in Gold’n’Blues, Jazz band, Student Council, NJHS, HOSA, Link to Unity, tennis, and she is the Chieftain Chorus Vice President. Last year, Rachel pulled double duty as Mrs. Merkle and the reporter in Bye Bye Birdie and in 7th grade, a Castle Crooner in Cinderella. She would like to thank Mr. Sanchez and Mrs. Wilhelm for all their support, and for putting together an amazing show. She would also like to thank Anne Odland and Jaimie Geddes for helping her achieve her musical and acting dreams. Lastly, she would like to thank her family for being her #1 fans and always supporting her in whatever she does.

Bryana Neff is in 9th grade and playing Olaf in this production of Frozen Jr.! She has been a Castle Crooner in Cinderella and a Real Housewife of Sweet Apple in Bye Bye Birdie. Bryana is a three-year member of Chieftain Chorus and a two-year member of Gold’n’Blues. She would like to thank Mr. Sanchez and Mrs. Wilhelm for making this show happen despite the challenges in our way, her family and close friends for being her biggest cheer-leaders, and our amazing crew and ensemble for putting in all the work they did to make our show look and sound good!

9th grader Matthew Deeken is taking on the role of Kristoff in this year’s production. Matthew has a long acting career with many theater groups, including last year’s role of Randy in Bye Bye Birdie, and being a Castle Crooner in Cinderella. Matthew is also a member of Gold’n’Blues and Chieftain Chorus. He would like to thank the teachers and other actors/actresses involved in this musical, especially Mr. Sanchez and Mrs. Wilhelm, for making this possible for all of us. It took a lot of hard work, but it was worth it in the end. He’d also like to thank his parents and brother for helping him throughout this year’s journey. Frozen has been an amazing experience!


Andela Dozier, a 9th grader, is very excited to participate in Frozen Jr. as Sven. She participated in many musicals including at Tamanend for the past two years, as well as Ursula Merkle in Bye Bye Birdie, Lars and the Chef in Dear Edwina, Bird Girl 2 in Seussical, and her upcoming role of Mayor Matilda Hyde in All Shook Up. She is a part of Tamanend’s select and chamber choirs. Andela would like to thank her family, friends, cast, directors, and vocal teacher (Katie Gornick) for supporting her in her musical journey.

9th grader Katie Spring is playing Queen Iduna in this year’s production. She has been a housewife in Bye Bye Birdie and a townsperson in Cinderella. She participates in Chieftain’s Chorus and Gold’n’Blues. She would like to thank her family for always supporting her and her friends for always being there for her.

First time Tamanend Player, Andrew Killenbeck is a 9th grader playing the role of King Agnaar & Weselton. He also participates in soccer and Chieftain’s Chorus. Andrew would like to thank Mr. Sanchez and his parents because they said he should try out for the musical this year to see how he likes it.

9th grader Lauren Magliaro is playing the role of Pabbie, the troll, this year. She has been a part of various ensemble groups for Bye Bye Birdie and Cinderella. Lauren also swims for the Doylestown YMCA and takes part in multiple after school clubs. She would like to thank her parents for always supporting her and helping her reach her goals!

Devon Collins (Bulda) is a 9th grader and has taken part in numerous plays, although this is her first performance at Tamanend. She is also a participant in Tamanend’s Chieftain’s Chorus. Devon is extremely excited to be in Frozen Jr. and would like to thank her family, friends, fellow cast/crew members, and directors, Mr. Sanchez, Mrs. Wilhelm, and Ms. Vitacco for putting it all together!

8th grader Benjamin Fievitz is taking on the role of Prince Hans. Last year, he was in the ensemble in Bye Bye Birdie. Ben enjoys tennis, video games, and karate. He’d like to thank his family for helping him throughout the production process, as well as the cast, stage crew, tech crew, and teachers for putting their time, energy, and effort into the musical.


Samantha Thomas (Oaken) is very excited to bring her character to life in Frozen Jr. in her 9th grade year. Samantha is a three-year member of Tamanend Players and plays field hockey and lacrosse for CB South. She would like to thank her family and friends for always supporting her with her energetic role and all the directors for keeping the Tamanend musical going during these rough times!

8th grader Ebi Velaj plays the role of Young Anna, the mischievous little princess of Arendelle. In 7th grade, Ebi was in Beauty and the Beast Jr. She also has taken part in some school concerts. Ebi is a member of Chieftain’s and Gold’n’Blues, and in her free time, she likes to draw and read. Thank you to Mom, Dad, and Marin for their support and guidance.

Brynn Albert (Young Elsa) is in 9th Grade. She participated in Tamanend’s musical when she was in 7th grade, also. She is very involved in Chieftain’s and Gold’n’Blues and is involved in the Friends Group. First, she would like to thank her friends and all the directors for bringing the show to life. Finally, she would like to thank her parents for everything they have done to help her get this far. She truly would not be where she is in life if they had not believed in her and inspired her to always reach for her goals.

7th grader Brianna Lucas is playing the role of Middle Anna. This is her first time on stage and she is a goalie in field hockey outside of school. She would like to thank her dad for bringing her to every practice even when he was busy with work.

Lane McLaughlin is in 7th grade and is BEYOND excited to be playing the role of Middle Elsa! She performed in her elementary school production of Mulan Jr. as well. Lane loves playing softball and she currently plays for a travel team. Lane would like to thank all the directors. It is you three who have done all the hard stuff, making it easy for us to be amazing! Lastly, she would like to thank both of her parents for encouraging her to be her best and to make her own fairytale in life!

8th grader Micah Mercado is playing the Virtual Bishop. He was also in Bye Bye Birdie as a 7th grader. He would like to thank Mike Myers for being in the best movie quadrilogy, the Shrek Movies! He wouldn’t have made it through his childhood if he didn’t watch Shrek 2!


Molly Barash is in 7th grade, but she is taking on many roles, including On-Stage Bishop, Hidden Folk, Virtual Townsperson, and Virtual Storm. Molly has much on-stage experience ranging from drama classes to talent shows. She loves to dance, do karate, kayak, and ski. Molly would like to thank her family and friends, her teachers, everyone who was a part of this production, and everyone who has helped her grow and become who she is today.

8th grader Ava Barrett is a member of the Castle Staff, Townspeople, and Oaken’s Family. Last year she portrayed Penelope Anne from the Birdie Bunch in Bye Bye Birdie. Ava is also a teaching assistant at Lights! Camera! Acting! in Chalfont. She would like to thank her parents for their support throughout the past year.

Caylee Hansel is an 8th grade member of the Castle Staff, Townspeople, and Oaken’s Family. Last year, she was in the ensemble in Bye Bye Birdie. Caylee also does piano lessons, choirs, BSA (Scouting), and hand bells. She would like to thank Mr. Sanchez and Mrs. Wilhelm for all of their hard work to make this musical actually happen; it is so apparent that they love creating the musical each year!

8th grader Briana Kapusta is a member of the Castle Staff, Townspeople, and Oaken’s Family. In the past she has played the roles of Lioness in the Lion King and Hodel in the Fiddler on the Roof. She has participated in chorus for many years has taken singing lessons. Bri also plays field hockey and softball. She would like to thank her grandmother who introduced her to plays and singing because if it wasn’t for her, she doesn’t think she would have ever done any of it.

Cassie Kurek is in 7th grade and is a member of the Castle Staff, Townspeople, and Hidden Folk. Cassie was also in her elementary school’s production of Mulan Jr. She also plays lots of sports like field hockey, basketball, and softball. She would like to thank her parents, who are very supportive of everything she does, and Mr. Sanchez and Mrs. Wilhelm, who gave her an amazing opportunity this year.


7th grader Jillianne Leyson is a member of the Castle Staff, Townspeople, Oaken's Family, and Audio Chorus. Although this is her first time on stage in a musical, she has performed songs while dancing in her old school. Jillianne is also a part of Chieftain’s Chorus and Reading Olympics and she dances and plays the piano. She would like to thank her parents for taking her to rehearsal almost every day, for taking time off work to bring her to these practices and for supporting her.

Alex Long is in 8th grade and a member of the Castle Staff, Hidden Folk, Oaken’s Family, and Townspeople. Last year, in Bye Bye Birdie, he was part of the Greaser Gang and in 6th grade play, Mulan, he was Chien-Po. Alex is also a member of art club. He would like to say thank you to his whole family, especially Joseph for taking him to rehearsal every day and setting the stage for middle school. He would also like to thank all the teachers working on the play, especially for helping him carry on the Long Legacy of making him sweep in all the shows.

8th grader Hannah Philip is a member of the Castle Staff, Townspeople, and Oaken’s family. Last year, she was part of Conrad’s Crew in the musical, Bye Bye Birdie, and the year before that she played Zhang from the play Mulan. Hannah also participates in choir, drums, field hockey, basketball, and track. She would like to thank her family and friends for giving her support and motivation! They mean the world to her!


Christy Wilhelm (Stage Direction and Choreography) is delighted to be dipping her toe into the chilly waters of directing and choreographing Tamanend Players first ever Movie Production of Frozen Jr. Some favorite past shows at Tamanend include Crazy for You, Anything Goes, and 42nd Street. Mrs. Wilhelm loves to dance (especially tap) and was a proud member of Actors Equity which enabled her to travel the country with several different national tours of Sesame Street Live before she became a 7th grade science teacher here at Tamanend. Mrs. Wilhelm’s proudest accomplishment is being the mom of two awesome little boys, Travis and Zack...oh, and being able to “let it go” when Mr. Sanchez insists on inserting the chicken dance into her choreography.

Ian Sanchez (Music and Multi-Media Director) is proud to count Frozen Jr. as his 11th musical production at Tamanend, and one that includes several milestones: first time making a movie, first time not playing the piano and leading the pit, and the first time in several years he was NOT forced by Mrs. Wilhelm to make a cameo in the production! Each show has brought its own unique excitement and challenges, and the multimedia elements of this year’s show fits squarely in both of those categories. He is incredibly thankful to have a wonderful tech crew to help him realize his creative visions! When he’s not mixing virtual choirs or crafting meticulously-bulleted lists of video-editing tweaks, he enjoys spending time with his wonderfully supportive family!

Maria Vitacco (Lighting, Sound, and Stage Crew Director) is delighted and proud to be a part of the Tamanend Players Frozen, Jr. crew this year. Being a part of the Tamanend Players productions for the past 7 years has bolstered her absolute love of the theatre. You can also find her reading books, usually young adult fiction, as she likes to chat about them with her students. When not in her classroom teaching English, you may also find her coaching on the tennis courts and track fields. She is very thankful and appreciative of her fabulous tech crew who work so incredibly hard to make the Tamanend productions Broadway-worthy. Big shout-outs to her family, friends and fellow directors for their love and support.

FROM THE DIRECTOR…

Welcome to the wintry world of Arendelle, as the Tamanend Players proudly present Frozen Jr. The MOVIE! Our talented cast and crew have been working tirelessly since December to bring this Disney Classic to life—all with a smile (that you can’t necessarily see, darn masks) but you can definitely hear and feel the love. We are absolutely thrilled to be back in our auditorium singing and dancing on our own stage, even if we are keeping 6 feet of distance between us. This past year will live in infamy for all the things we have had to live without. One of the things I have missed the most is live theatre. The theatre has always provided me a place of acceptance, unconditional love, happiness, entertainment and education. When we picked this particular show the boys in my household, including my husband, groaned in agony. My two little boys said, “MOM, nooooooo!!! NOT Frozen!!!!!!” Despite their pleas, I have grown to absolutely adore this story and the message that is delivered by two, very strong but very different female leads. Love really is an open door and can be experienced in many different combinations. All these differences are worthy of acceptance and deserve to be recognized and celebrated. It is with such gratitude and awe now, that I share this celebration of true love with you. Even though we are not technically back to our normal 100+ person production, we are thrilled that we have been able to bring this extremely talented cast and crew together. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to Dr. Brian Caughie and our administration for making this a reality, our office and custodial staff, and all of our dedicated families for their unending support and willingness to drop everything and literally find a door that was buried under 2 tons of wood, or perhaps clean the messiest costume closet imaginable at the drop of a hat, or many, many, hats in this case. I could not be more pleased with how we have learned to overcome and truly make any situation work with this endeavor. This year is so very different than any other and it is actually the Crew who takes center stage as the superstars of this show. Avery, Maddy, Ava, and Heera: you are literally our rock stars because without the four of you, and maybe a little bit of Sanchez and Vitacco, we would neither hear, see, nor experience the magic of what happens on this stage. I am eternally grateful to every single person that has given up their time to make this happen. To our 9th graders: we will miss you greatly next year, but we know that it is almost time to “let you go” to South and beyond! Thank you for sharing your talent, your laughter, and your energy with us during the last three years. I invite you to sit back, relax, maybe even chill out a bit, we are entering a never-ending winter after all, and enjoy the show. Thank you for supporting the performing arts at Tamanend Middle School!

~ Christy Wilhelm, Director

SPECIAL THANKS TO…

Our administration…Dr. Brian Caughie and Mr. Kyle Dudley.

Our office staff…Donna Kirkpatrick, Gina Villa, and Andrea Consoletti.

Our custodial staff…Paul DiCicco and Tyler Worman.

The Central Bucks School Board and the CBSD Administrative team…for supporting the performing arts in Central

Bucks.

Mike Gruver…for his coordination and organization of CB Musical Theater.

Lisa Mancini…for countless hours of behind-the-scenes work.

Gretchen McFarland…for masterfully crafting our program and for her unending support of Tamanend Players.

Anne Magliaro and Chanda Long…for all of their hard work as the chairs of our Parents’ Association.

Numerous other Tamanend Player Parents…for their unending support behind the scenes with costumes, make up, shifting schedules,

transportation, donations, coordination, etc.

Jim Braun…for his unending support with lights, sound, and multi-media.

Matt Murray…for his help setting up our video-recording system.

Pat Nugent…for sharing his classroom graciously.

Madison Pirolli…for coordinating art club to help design backdrops.

Kevin Ketler…for hooking us up with a DVD guy.

Becca Douglass and the Neshaminy Musical Theater Program…for loaning us costumes.

Dan Myers…for the snow machine.

Avery Merz and Heera Kalidindi…for their masterful video work, figuring out new software, and successfully interpreting novel-length

Sanchez emails.

Sara Naegele and Anushka Saha…for their creative logo artwork.

Danny Jacobsen…for creating Oaken’s cart and the wonderful toy box.

Christian Balint, Molly Barash, Madeline Braverman, Alyssa Cohen, Josh Harper, Landen Hinds, Sophia Jacobs,

Avery Merz, Talia Perlman, and Mason Sanchez…for their work on digital backdrops for our set.

Ben Cerauli…for his tutelage and advice on video editing.

David Gordon and Alex Heiman…for their tech advice and support.

The supportive parents, grandparents, and siblings who all went above and beyond what was asked of them to make sure that we could put

together a wonderful production!

Congratulations to the

Cast and Crew of

Frozen, Jr.

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Congratulations Tamanend Players on Hitting the High Notes!

So thrilled for you, Alex!! It makes us so

happy to see you enthusiastic about all

that is happening with this year’s

production of Frozen Jr, especially with

all that has happened this past year. We

are very proud of you for getting

involved, so much so that you have 4

costume changes, all while keeping the

“Long” tradition of sweeping up the

castle! Pop will be shining down on you

opening day and always in your heart. The whole family

loves you and wishes you the very best! Love, Mom, Dad,

Joseph, Matthew, Granny, Gammy, Mom-Mom, and all your

aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Mrs. Wilhelm, Mr. Sanchez, Mrs. Vitacco, and Anne Magliaro:

you all have totally outdone yourselves this year. You

are so dedicated, and this year was so crazy, but your out-

of-the-box thinking was truly remarkable. Thank you for

making this all happen to keep some “normalcy” in our kid’s

lives. Cheers to you … bees knees needed indeed!!

Congrats to

Talia and to

the rest of

the Frozen

cast and

crew!

Congratulations to our 3-year Tamanend Players Cast and

Crew Members!

Chloe Brady, Charlotte Brock, Rachel Dash, Matt Deeken, Andela Dozier,

Nicole Emberger, Lauren Magliaro, Makayla McClintic, Morgan Miller,

Bryana Neff, Katie Spring, and Samantha Thomas

We want to give a special thanks from the

Frozen Jr. tech and stage crew to Ms.

Vitacco. This year is not how we expected,

but Ms. Vitacco’s positive outlook made

every rehearsal worth it. From words of

encouragement, to small boxes of candy,

our wonderful tech director made sure

every member who worked behind the scenes

felt accepted. Many of us had Ms. Vitacco as

a teacher in 7th

grade, and her teaching

skills transcend to assisting backstage. Whenever one of us

had a question about scheduling, editing, or just needed a

laugh, we knew that Ms. Vitacco would always be there. We

aren’t sure how, but Ms. Vitacco would continue to put up

with our small antics, and we thank her for that as well.

Tech and stage crew would not be the same without our

director, and we wouldn’t be able to give Frozen Jr. that

little bit of magic without her help. Thank you, Ms. Vitacco

for all that you do to make our show the best it can be!

~Ava, Maddy, and Avery

Thank you to the directors for really making the best of the situation to create something beautiful! These amazing directors have created a safe space where we can go and get rid of all other stresses in our life (and focus on the stress of learning our lines). With Mrs. Wilhelm’s crazy, but AWESOME ideas for staging, Mr. Sanchez’s incredible musical talents and comedic plans, and Ms. Vitacco’s amazing work with the tech crew, this show went from good to spectacular! We will definitely miss the sound of Mrs. Wilhelm’s yell, Mr. Sanchez’s random falls, and Ms. Vitacco’s funny conversations. We have loved every moment of working on this project with you. Only in play rehearsal has there been times where we’ve cried with laughter for the better part of an hour. We really can’t thank the directors enough for all their kindness and all their teaching. Many of us entered the Tamanend shows as timid and unsure seventh graders and left with lifelong friends and a place to call home. In the past couple of years, you’ve all molded us into the confident people we are today. It’s been the best part of our three years here. Our musicals connect people, form bonds, and bring laughter on and off the stage. Thank you for that. ~Makayla, Rachel, Bryana, and Matthew

Past Productions of Tamanend Players

BYE BYE BIRDIE – 2004

SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS – 2005

ANYTHING GOES – 2006

GUYS & DOLLS – 2007

LI’L ABNER – 2008

HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS

WITHOUT REALLY TRYING – 2009

HONK! – 2010

BYE BYE BIRDIE – 2011

THE MUSIC MAN – 2012

ANYTHING GOES – 2013

THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE – 2014

42ND STREET – 2015

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST – 2016

CRAZY FOR YOU – 2017

HELLO, DOLLY! — 2018

CINDERELLA — 2019

BYE BYE BIRDIE — 2020

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