Working on a show like Cinderella is both frightening and rewarding. Frighten-ing because each of you reading this has your own ideas of what Cinderella should be, simply because you know the story and the films created around it. Rewarding because I get to work with some really great people and together, hopefully give you a new conception of this well-loved story.

I think it is safe to assume that most people have seen the animated 1950 Dis-ney version of Cinderella. Some of us even grew up on that version, completely unaware that there was any other telling of the Cinderella and her life. More re-cently, Disney presented the Rodgers and Hammerstein version of Cinderella, star-ring Brandy and Whitney Houston. The script was even rewritten and updated for that version of the production. Regardless of the version you know and prefer, your experience with the work will shape how you see this production. And as the direc-tor, I cannot ignore that nor should I. In this production, you will see elements that look familiar and elements that feel new—the combination of these will be what sets this production apart. (And hopefully provide you with a new and enjoyable experience!)

On a personal note, the company of Cinderella has been a delight to work with. Their work ethic and willingness to accept the vision set out for this production are commendable. I approached this musical the same way I would a straight pro-duction, not allowing the music and movement to weaken the work the actors are asked to do and the characters they are asked to create. They have met the chal-lenge and put forth the effort necessary for a production like this—which is outside the scope of most musicals anyway. I hope that you get wrapped up in their en-thusiasm and energy…and find your own little corner of contentment and serenity.

Debra SchultzDirector

Corporate Sponsors and UnderwritersSteven & Carolyn Wong/TSF Inc. – Producer

David & Kristin Fishter/Exxon Mobil Foundation – DirectorDwain and Sandy Riney/Lubchem – Director

Jim & Angela Graves – Stage ManagerKaren & Mike Olson – Stage Manager

Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Wood, Jr. – Stage ManagerCliff & Peggie Miller – Stage Manager

Dr. Bruce and Mimi Bastian – Actor

Stage Right Board of DirectorsCatherine Anderson, Marcia Feldt Bates, Phil Clarke,

Katt Gilcrease, Angela Graves, Lyn Hawthorne Howard, Greg Kelly, Tom Lockhart, Bruce Lyon, Melody Montez,

Mike Olson, Sandy Riney, Amy Sowers, Carolyn Corsano Wong, Steven Wong, Kathleen Zaritski

Director’s Letter

Cast Cinderella ....................................................... Kathleen Baker Her Fairy Godmother ................................. Crystal Stampes Her Stepmother ........................................... Leona Hoegsberg Grace- stepsister .......................................... Avea Zamora Joy- stepsister ............................................... Alexandra Casey Christopher- a charming prince ............ Louis Crespo, Jr. Lionel- his loyal steward ........................... Zack Davis Queen Constantina .................................... Marilyn Lewellen King Maximillian .......................................... John Thees Charles- a cat ................................................ Sally Johnson Mice ................................................................. Lena Clarke, Isabella Cumberland, Rachel Ivy, Isabella Munson Fabric Merchant ........................................... Sharon Everett Baker ................................................................ Brendi Makepeace-Cumberland Older Sister .................................................... Miriam Richard Younger Sister .............................................. Sachi Tanaka Maidens .......................................................... Isabella Cumberland, Sharon Everett, Sally Johnson, Brendi Makepeace-Cumberland, Miriam Richard, Sachi Tanaka

Director ................................................... Debra SchultzStage Manager ..................................... Reena DeSanto-AlvisTechnical Director ............................... Jim BinghamMusical Director ................................... Caleb AckermanRehearsal pianist .................................. Stephanie BiffleChoreographer ..................................... Debra SchultzSet Design .............................................. Debra Schultz, Jon KingMaster Carpenter ................................. Greg KellySet Construction .................................. Jim Bingham, Joel Kelly, Mathias FrostCostumes ................................................ Debra SchultzSound Design ....................................... Debra SchultzSound Engineer ................................... Carolyn Corsano WongLight Design .......................................... Roger OrmistonLight Engineer ...................................... Peter KellyStage Crew ............................................. Kayla EvansHouse Manager .................................... Sarah RobertsProducer ................................................. Amy Sowers

OrchestraCaleb Ackerman, Music Director, pianoDave Englert, Conductor, synthesizer

Nico Carswell, Violin IIJeremy Carswell, String Bass

Daniel Dufour, PercussionSarah Frangos, Flute

Matt Frangos, French Horn IIIZach Frangos, Trombone

Felix Gamez, Concert MasterJonathan Gregory, Trumpet I

Kaitlyn Laney, Trumpet IIBrittany Leavitt, Cello

Shannon McCranor, French Horn IJolynn Mercer, Oboe, English Horn

Stephan Murat, Clarinet IChris Quinn, Violin II

Cori Rebenacker, Clarinet IIRachel Smith, Violin I

Linda Wiley, Flute, piccolo

Crew

Musical SynopsisThe action takes place once upon a time in a kingdom far away

Act I Prologue ...................................................................................The Ensemble Scene 1: The Village Square The Sweetest Sounds ...................................................Cinderella, Christopher The Prince is Giving a Ball ...........................................Lionel, the Stepfamily, Cinderella & the Villagers Scene 2: The Stepmother’s Manor House-immediately following In My Own Little Corner ..............................................Cinderella Scene 3: The Royal Parlor-immediately following Boys & Girls Like You and Me .....................................The King & Queen Reprise: The Sweetest Sounds ...................................Christopher, Cinderella Scene 4: The Manor House-one week later Reprise: In My Own Little Corner ..............................Cinderella Scene 5: The Manor House-immediately following Fol-De-Rol ......................................................................Fairy Godmother Impossible ......................................................................Fairy Godmother, Cinderella The Transformation .....................................................Fairy Godmother, Cinderella It’s Possible-Finale Act I ...............................................Cinderella, Fairy Godmother Scene 6: Outside the Royal Palace-immediately following

Act II Entr’ Acte Scene 1: The Royal Ballroom Gavotte ............................................................................Christopher, the Maidens & guests Loneliness of Evening ..................................................Christopher The Cinderella Waltz ....................................................Cinderella, Christopher, Ensemble Ten Minutes Ago ...........................................................Christopher, Cinderella, Ensemble Scene 2: The Royal Gardens-immediately following Stepsister’s Lament ......................................................Grace, Joy Do I Love You Because You’re Beautiful? ................Christopher, Cinderella Scene 3: Outside the Royal Palace-immediately following Reprise: Do I Love You Because You’re Beautiful? Christopher, King, Queen, Cinderella Scene 4: The Manor House-later that night When You’re Driving Through the Moonlight ......Cinderella, Stepfamily A Lovely Night ...............................................................Cinderella, Stepfamily Scene 5: Throughout the Kingdom-the following day & night The Search ..........................................................................Lionel, Christopher, the Maidens Scene 6: The Manor House-the following morning Scene 7: The Wedding Finale There’s Music In You..........................................................Fairy Godmother & Ensemble

There will be a 15 minute intermission between Acts.Food & Drink only in the lobby, please!

Cast and Crew BiographiesKATHLEEN BAKER (Cinderella) is excited to be in her first production with Stage Right! She was last seen in Houston Family Arts Center’s Seus-sical (Bird Girl), The Sound of Music (Liesl) and Oklahoma! (Dancer). Kathleen is originally from Kansas and got her Bachelor’s degree from Kan-sas State University in 2009. Some of her favorite credits from KSU include: Dancing at Lughnasa (Maggie), The Dark at the Top of the Stairs (Sonny), and Metamorphoses (Midas’ daughter, Hunger, etc). Thanks to her family and friends, especially her husband and mom for their support! CRYSTAL STAMPES (Fairy Godmother) Crystal is a recent Lonestar College - Montgomery gradu-ate! She will be transferring in August to Angelo State University where she will finish her bach-elors in theatre. This is her premier performance at the Crighton theatre. Her most memorable roles include Gabrielle Utterson in Jekyll and Hyde, Frank in Private Eyes, Julia in Lend Me A Tenor, Chiffon in Little Shop of Horrors, Grace in Bus Stop and Countess Funella in Ring Round the Moon. Special thanks to Georgia Stampes, Chase Waites, Rebecca Babbitt and Dave Feranchek who have been behind her in support and love from the very start, huzzah!

LEONA HOEGSBERG (Stepmother) Leona is pleased to be returning to Stage Right, after performing as one of the Pick-a-Little Ladies last summer in The Music Man. Leona has been on stage in the Houston area many times since she moved here 7 years ago from California and many years before that. She has performed in Cinderella twice before but always as one of the stepsisters and she loved it. Now she is ready to take on the stepmother. When not on stage, she is a library specialist and storyteller. Thanks to Debra Schultz, such a fantastic director, and the whole fabulous cast. Dreams are possible! AVEA ZAMORA (Grace) Avea is excited to be returning to the Crighton stage in her first Stage Right performance. This is her first musical af-ter a four year hiatus. She was last seen on the Playhouse 1960 stage as Shelby Eatanton in Steel Magnolias, as well as Miss Flannery in Thoroughly Modern Millie, Fruma Sarah in Fiddler on the Roof, Bagheera in Jungle Book, and Robber Woman in Snow Queen, as well as several chorus appearanc-es: Jekyll and Hyde, Big River, A Christmas Carol, and Fiddler on the Roof. Avea would like to thank Debra for the opportunity of playing Grace and

her cast for being so amazing! And to her friends and family for supporting her, especially her mom, Stephanie. She’d like to dedicate her per-formance to her late friend, Shelby Spoonmore. I love and miss you girl! Break a fin, Mullet!

ALEXANDRA CASEY (Joy) Past productions: The Sound Of Music, (as “Maria”) where she has been nominated for “best actress” in the upcoming 2012 Player Awards at the Owen Theatre and Nun-sense, (as Sister Mary Leo). She has studied martial arts and currently holds a black belt in Kung Fu. She has a passion for acting, dancing and singing, has expressed her love for music through guitar, piano, violin and voice. She currently works as a dental assistant in the Woodlands. She lives each day in anticipation of a continuing adventure in musical theatre. She would like to thank to our Heavenly Father, Stage Right, her amazing direc-tor, and especially the Cinderella cast and crew! LOUIS CRESPO, Jr. (Christopher) Louis has per-formed with many theatre groups in the Hous-ton area. He is making his Conroe debut with Stage Right. His credits include Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour), King Lear (Edgar), The Boys Next Door (Arnold), Urinetown (Bobby Strong), The Cocktail Hour (John), I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, The Importance of Being Earnest (John “Ernest” Worthing), Annie (Rooster), Once Upon A Mattress (Sir Harry), Little Women: the musical (Laurie), Gilligan’s Island: the musical (Gil-ligan), Godspell (Jesus), Fiddler on the Roof (Per-chik), Brigadoon (Charlie), Guys and Dolls (Sky Masterson), Floyd Collins (Homer), and The Fan-tasticks (Matt). He is thrilled to be working with Deb, once again, and performing with good, tal-ented friends.

ZACK DAVIS (Lionel) Zack Davis was born in St. Louis, Missouri, graduated from Caney Creek High School in 2008, and currently attends Sam Houston State University as a Junior. He hopes to have his Registered Nurse License and Bache-lor’s degree in Science within the next few years. Zack has been performing in choir since 5th grade and started performing in plays his Junior year of High School. He has performed in Miss Saigon and The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas with the Crighton Players.

MARILYN LEWELLEN (Queen Constantina) Mar-ilyn is delighted to be adding the part of Queen Constantina to her performing experiences.

Most recently she appeared as an abbey nun in The Sound of Music, as well as the overly excited Schweiger sister at the music festival. Other credits include the roles of Aunt Iney--Southern Hospitality, Mrs. Krebs--Inherit the Wind, and Meg--Damned Yankees. She may best be re-membered for her fallen stocking as a singing Snowbird in The Buddy Holly Story. Marilyn stud-ies voice under the instruction of Robert Collett, makes her living at selling anything that is real estate, sings with the choir of Resurrection Lu-theran Church in Spring, and enjoys making professional vocal appearances for events and special occasions.

JOHN THEES (King Maximillian) John was born in New Rochelle, NY in 1940, graduated from Dartmouth College (where he sang in the glee club) in 1962, served in the U.S. Army from 1962 to 1968 in Germany and Vietnam, and spent his career in the energy and financial services industries. He moved from New York to Texas in 1978 and retired in 2000. Active in the per-forming arts in high school and college, he has continued performing on and off through the present day. His roles include Starbuck in The Rainmaker, Bully Bear in The Journey of Sir Doug-las Fir, Peter in Company, and Norman Petty in Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story plus he has been a chorus member in Oklahoma, My Fair Lady and Miss Saigon. He currently sings with the Mont-gomery College Chamber Singers and with the First Baptist Church, Conroe choir for their Christmas Show. He is married, and lives with his wife, Elyse Taylor in Montgomery Trace. He has five adult children and seven grandchildren.

SALLY JOHNSON (Charles the cat) Sally has been associated with the Crighton Theatre for over 6 years. She has participated in class in-struction and has also performed in several productions. She will be entering eighth grade at Montgomery Junior High School where she is a student in the Advanced Theatre class and is a member of the National Junior Honor Soci-ety and Student Council. Sally is thrilled to get to participate in Cinderella and looks forward to many other productions at the Historic Crigh-ton Theatre.

ISABELLA MUNSON (Mouse) Isabella recently completed 7th grade at Livingston Junior High, ranked 3rd overall in her grade. Isabella is a stu-dent at the Academy/HSMT of Theatre Under the Stars. She has performed in the Gala and the Mayor’s Holiday Celebration at city hall in Hous-

ton with TUTS. Isabella is excited to be perform-ing in her second show at the Crighton Theatre. Isabella’s first performance at the Crighton was in Annie in 2010 as an orphan. Isabella has per-formed in many dance, music, stage recitals and is a devoted tap dancer. Isabella is thrilled to be performing in Cinderella. She would like to thank her family, friends, and teachers at LJH for their encouragement in all her endeavors.

LENA CLARKE (Mouse) This is Lena’s second production with Stage Right. Two summers ago, she played an orphan in Annie. Lena has also been in other drama and choir perfor-mances, through the Christian Youth Theater of Houston, in school and in church. She enjoys singing and all styles of dance. She is also a vo-racious reader and writer, and would some day like to be an actress, writer and/or scientist.

MIRIAM RICHARD (Maiden) Miriam is beyond excited to be in the company of Stage Right’s production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cin-derella. This is Miriam’s 15th show, and she has enjoyed playing roles such as Auntie Em in her school’s production of The Wizard of Oz, Miriam Kirby in You Can’t Take It With You, and her fa-vorite role Ethel Banks in Barefoot in the Park. She would like to thank the cast and crew of Cinderella for all of their hard work and dedica-tion. She would also like to give a special thanks to her loving parents Tom and Cindy, who both acted in Stage Right’s production of The Carol Burnett Show and her beautiful sister, Rosemary. Enjoy the great Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella!

SACHI TANAKA (Maiden) Sachi Tanaka, 16, is a junior at Conroe High School. Over seven years with the Crighton Theatre, she has been in 14 shows with the Crighton Players, Missoula Chil-dren’s Theatre, and Stage Right. Her most re-cent show here, aside from Cinderella, was The Secret Garden, in which she was Mary Lennox. Some of her favorite roles include Mary Len-nox in The Secret Garden, Zaneeta in The Music Man, Wednesday in Robinson Crusoe, and the Pea in The Princess and the Pea. She is absolutely thrilled to be a part of this production and is excited to see where she will go in the perform-ing arts and would like to thank her parents for putting her in all of the shows she’s wanted and driving her to rehearsals. Without their love and support, she wouldn’t be able to do any of this.

SHARON EVERETT (Fabric Merchant) Sha-ron Everett has a background in video perfor-

mance, but Cinderella marks her first stage act-ing experience since the 1970’s. She is excited to be part of the cast of this show and be the best Fabric Merchant she can be.

BRENDI MAKEPEACE-CUMBERLAND (Baker) Brendi is making her first appearance at Crigh-ton Theatre and is thrilled to do so. Brendi is a scientist who has enjoyed the Performing Arts since she was an Elementary school girl. Brendi was involved in school performances as a young girl and played the role of Cinderella when she was in 6th grade. Brendi has enjoyed making friends with the cast members and is excited to be part of a fantastic performance. From the laboratory to the theater stage, Brendi is enjoy-ing her every experience.

ISABELLA CUMBERLAND (Mouse) Isabella is an incoming 7th grader at Knox Jr. High in The Woodlands. She is thrilled to be performing in her 2nd production at the Crighton Theatre. Her first performance was with the Missoula Children’s Theater--The Secret Garden, which she thoroughly enjoyed. Isabella is actively involved in music; she was in Honors Orchestra at Collins Intermediate School this past year, playing the Stand-Up Bass. Isabella also plays the electric Bass, Viola and Drums and has taken part in mu-sic performances in California and Texas since she was 8 years old. She sang in a choir since she was 7 years old. Isabella enjoys English style horseback riding, soccer, swimming, and has a deep love for animals.

RACHEL IVY (Mouse) Rachel Ivy is making her stage debut with Stage Right. She has been in multiple school plays and in the school choir, but this is her first endeavor with an acting com-pany. Her hobbies include gymnastics, singing, and playing a variety of sports. Rachel has her black belt in Tae Kwon Do. She hopes to fulfill her dream of becoming a professional actor. Rachel will be a fifth grader at Collins Intermedi-ate next year. She is very active and is a five year member of the Girl Scouts of America.

CrewDEBRA SCHULTZ (Director) is full-time theatre faculty at Houston Community College North-east. She has directed over 30 productions, including Waiting for Godot, Hamlet, Medea, The Women, Dinner with Friends, The Hold-up, Educating Rita, Grease, and Annie. Debra has

also written and produced a variety of chil-dren’s theatre plays, including Jingle Elf, Secret Agent and A Prince So Charming… which will be remounted this fall as a dual-language (Span-ish/English) production. Her work has been seen here at Stage Right before as she served as scenic designer for Harvey and for parts of The Carol Burnett Show. Debra will be directing True West this coming season for Country Playhouse.

CALEB ACKERMAN (Musical Director) Cinder-ella is Caleb’s fourth production with Stage Right. Previous projects include The Music Man, Always...Patsy Cline, and The Carol Burnett Show. He is a featured performer at the Texas Renais-sance Festival and recurring music director for another Conroe theatre. An experienced piano instructor, he has a studio at Kindermusik of The Woodlands and shares his music ministry with the congregations of Timber Ridge Presbyteri-an, Thomas Chapel United Methodist, and Tree of Life Christian Churches each Sunday!

REENA ALVIS (Stage Manager) Reena DeSanto-Alvis has a BA in Stage Management and Cos-tume Design from SUNY Brockport, NY. Through her youngest daughter she became involved in theater again about 10 years ago. She is usually found behind the scenes performing the tech-nical and organizational aspects of a play or as an Asst. Director. About two years she started taking on some small directing projects and roles which unleased a new creative area for her to explore. She would like to thank God for the gifts He has given her and for her family for letting her come out to play.

JAMES BINGHAM (Technical Director) has been the Executive Director of The Crighton Theatre Foundation for the past 21 years. Jim has been involved with theatre for over 35 years in shows ranging from Aida to 1776. Welcome to the Crighton!

GREG KELLY (Master Carpenter) is a founder ofSTAGE RIGHT and has designed and built many sets and set pieces. Greg teaches math at Moorehead Jr. High. He serves as the Minister of Music at the River Pointe Baptist Church, also in Conroe.

PETER KELLY (Lights Engineer) lived and worked on Long Island, New York for over 50 years. While there, he took advantage of the Broadway theaters and also frequently enjoyed community theater. Upon retiring to the Con-roe, Texas area his wife Katie he became active

in the Crighton Theatre. Peter appeared in the production of The Music Man along with Katie and was been a member of the stage crew of Mama Won’t Fly followed by running the lights for The Carol Burnett Show. Being active in the theatre allows them to spend quality time to-gether, doing something they both feel is pro-ductive and fun.

ROGER ORMISTON (Lighting Design) has been involved with theatre for over 35 years. He is currently involved with lighting design, setup and programming for both the Crighton and the Owen theaters.

AMY SOWERS (Producer) is proud to have served a small part in bringing this excellent production of Cinderella to the Crighton Stage. She most recently directed the Bravo Company production A Pirate’s Life for Me. Amy served as assistant director for A Christmas Story and was last seen onstage at the Crighton Theatre in the world premiere production of the Jones, Hope, Wooten play Mama Won’t Fly as Ardale, Juliette, and Teeta. She recently portrayed Ruby Ragot in the Country Playhouse production Some Show about a Murder. She has previously been seen as Honey Raye in the trilogy Dearly Be-

loved, Christmas Belles and Southern Hospitality. Some of Amy’s favorite roles are Diana in Lend Me a Tenor, Elaine in Miss Firecracker Contest, Mary in How the Other Half Loves, Pamela in The Uninvited, Mother in Cheaper by the Dozen, Mary in Run for your Wife and Marmee in Little Wom-en. Amy has been an assistant director for Roger and Hammerstein’s Cinderella and Stalag 17. She has directed a number of children’s shows including Bravo Company’s The Ever After and Doo Wop Wed Widing Hood. She serves on the Crighton Theatre Foundation and Stage Right Boards. She is also the director of Bravo Com-pany Performing Arts School, the educational wing of Stage Right. Amy holds a MA in speech pathology from the University of Houston and lives in Conroe with her husband George.

CAROLYN CORSANO WONG (Sound Engineer/ Publicity) is pleased to help bring the magic of Cinderella to the Crighton stage. She was last seen on stage as the toolin’ Louise in Always…Patsy Cline and multiple roles in The Carol Burnett Show. Carolyn is the artistic director for STAGE RIGHT, a founder and board member. Her favorite roles are partner to her doggie Harley, mom to son Michael and wife to husband Steve.

Orchestra

Felix Gamez

Caleb Ackerman

Nico Carswell

Jeremy Carswell

Daniel Dufour

Dave Englert

Sarah Frangos

Linda Wiley

Rachel Smith

Cori Rebenacker

Matt Frangos

Chris Quinn

Zach Frangos

Stephan Murat

Jolynn Mercer

Shannon McCranor

Brittany Leavitt

Kaitlyn Laney

Jonathan Gregory

Sally Johnson

Cast

Avea Zamora

Crew

James Bingham

Peter Kelly

Caleb Ackerman

Carolyn Corsano Wong

Debra Schultz

Kathleen Baker

Alexandra Casey

Lena Clarke

Louis Crespo, Jr.

Brendi Makepeace-Cumberland

Isabella Cumberland

Zack Davis

Sharon Everett

Leona Hoegsberg

Rachel Ivy

Marilyn Lewellen

Isabella Munson

Miriam Richard

Crystal Stampes

Sachi Tanaka

John Thees

Reena DeSanto-Alvis

Amy Sowers

Greg Kelly

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Auditions: Feb. 19 & 20, 2012Performances: Apr. 20-May 6, 2012

Cinderella

Auditions: April 29 & 30, 2012Performances: Jul. 13-29, 2012

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