April 28-30, 2021
www.gopcca.com
The Pinellas County Center for the Arts Presents
Something Rotten!
Book by
KAREY KIRKPATRICK & JOHN O’FARRELL
Music & Lyrics by
WAYNE KIRKPATRICK & KAREY KIRKPATRICK
Conceived by
KAREY KIRKPATRICK & WAYNE KIRKPATRICK
Director Music Director Choreographer
CAROLINE DUSTIN PATRICIA
CARTER HINZMAN MCNALLY
Assistant Directors CHLOE MOORE & AIDAN STERN
Stage Manager KIERSTEN REAUME
Scenic Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer
EDEN MATEO MACKENZIE KEESE CASSIDY CHERMAK
Costume Designers
KENDALL SWARTZ • ABBIE GARRETSON
SHANELLE PURRINGTON GIL
Sound Designer
CASSIDY CHERMAK
Faculty Advisors
Costumes Technical/Lighting Scenic
PATRICIA KELLEY THADDEUS ENGLE SIOBHAN ARCHARD
PCCA Program Director
DEREK WESTON
DR. CODY CLARK, Guidance Counselor
LATASHA GILBERT, Magnet Secretary
CASSANDRA VENTURA, Magnet Clerk
SOMETHING ROTTEN!
Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theater International (MTI). All authorized performances materials are also
supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com
Hear ye, hear ye!
As the great William Shakespeare said, “All the world’s a stage,” but I know I speak for all
of us when I say, we are thrilled to be back on OUR stage for Something Rotten! I will forever
have an imprint on my heart, as this show marks my first directing experience at PCCA and
I couldn’t be more excited to share it with you! It takes a great team of designers and support
to build a show of this magnitude, and our students and staff have been working around the
clock to bring you a production that we are all proud of. To my cast and crew, I am so
honored to direct each of you. This show has a ton of heart and it is all because of your drive
and dedication. Chloe Moore and Aidan Stern: your time, organization, and attention to
detail have been so appreciated, I couldn’t imagine this show without the two of you. Thank
you to our Stage Managers, Costume Crew, Scenic, Lightning, Prop and Sound departments
as they have worked tirelessly on making this show look and sound incredible! Mrs. McNally,
thank you so much for the countless hours you put in to creating and crafting the gorgeous
choreography – these numbers each come to life because of your direction! Thank you, Mr.
Thomas and Mr. Martin for your time, talent, and patience, and to our private voice
instructors, Ms. Liu, Ms. Eubanks and Mr. Prina – you rock! Your involvement is so
appreciated. Words cannot express my gratitude for the support, encouragement, and
education that my colleagues have given to me during this experience. Thank you Mrs.
Archard, Mrs. Kelley, Mr. Engle and Mr. Hinzman, I am so lucky to work beside each of
you. I would also like to thank Mr. Weston and Mr. Brown for supporting our mission of
live performance and for their constant dedication to our PCCA program! Now, without
further ado… Welcome to the Renaissance!
STARRING
* indicates a Jimmy Role
HAYDN KELLEY as Nick Bottom*
SETH WANNEMACHER as Will Shakespeare*
ADAM FULLER as Nigel Bottom*
CAROLINE SIMPSON as Bea*
CHLOE BAKER as Portia*
AUSTIN REED as Nostradamus*
FEATURED ENSEMBLE
DEVYN STONE as Minstrel/Snug
DUSTIN TRAFTON as Brother Jeremiah, Nigel Bottom U/S,
Nostradamus U/S
JOSHUA CARTER as Shylock
ASHTON WILLIAMS as Lord Clapham
SEAIRA ANDERSON as Tom Snout, Will Shakespeare U/S
ELIJAH DIXON as Robin
KADEN POTAK as Peter Quince
AIDEN MCCOMB as Francis Flute
ENSEMBLE
(Will also play the roles of Townspeople, Crowd, Puritans, Chorus,
Troupe Members, Bard Boys, etc.)
GRACE ALFORD • MARISSA BANEY • CAYDINCE CARVALHO
NICHOLAS COSCARART • ARY’ANA DAVIS
ASIA FOLSCH • SYDNEY HILTON
MACKENZIE MCLEAN • BECCA O’REILLY • COLLEEN MCMANAMON
SAHARA SEIFRIED • LEO SMITH • SARAH ROWELL
ENSEMBLE SWINGS
JADEN BABBITT • SOPHIE BELL • SOPHIA BRYANT
MAYA COKER • ALEX DEROUSIE • RASHED GUESS
ALANA HOGAN • BRENNAN HUEPENBECKER • AUTUMN MCNEW
TAYLOR REYNOLDS
PRODUCTION STAFF
Assistant Stage Managers ............................................................. Sofia Severino, Eli Gilchrist
Head Stage Hand ............................................................................................. Matthew Conte
Properties Master ................................................................... Kira Morrisette, Willow Canfield
Head Costume Run Crew .................................................................................. Connor Totten
Head Hair & Make-up ........................................................................................ Kristen Brooks
Head Flyman ..................................................................................................... Whitaker Allen
PRODUCTION CREW
Stage Hands .......... Carina Guiffre, Cooper Moore, Eric Wilson, Taryn Spikes, Stanley Hurst,
Aidan Kaiser, Lily Robic, Sofia Torres, Sarah Oliver, Arabian Robinson
Property Run Crew ....................... Hailey Hession, Nyla Pollack, Noemi Tilky, Tate Suerdloff,
Kelli Rice, Kate Evans
Costume Run Crew .............. Paola Gonzolez, Olivia Golden, Logan Coats, Taliyah Jackson,
Rebekah McCurtain, Kristen Brooks, Maddy Chartier, Annie Miller, Helena Casey,
Sanaa Waters, Maddy Knott
Hair & Make-up ............... Mars Stahl, Caitlin Wheeler, Natalie Stoneman, Grecia Dominguez
Sound board Operator ........................................................................................ Nolan Coogle
Light Board Operator ....................................................................................Harper Humphrey
Flymen .......................................................... Trevor Wilson, Evelyn Hilgeman, Ja’Mella John
Follow Spot Operator .................................................................................... Cassidy Chermak
ORCHESTRA
Dustin Hinzman ........................................................................................................Conductor
Jonathan Muñoz, Kaandis Mance ....................................................................................Reed
Evan Heuermann ........................................................................................................ Trumpet
Brendan Nelson ....................................................................................................... Trombone
Dwight Thomas ...................................................................................................... Keyboard 1
Liam Dunn ............................................................................................................. Keyboard 2
Maggie Tran ........................................................................................................... Keyboard 3
Nolen Liu, Jessie Ridgeway ................................................................................... Percussion
Mike Martin ................................................................................................................. Guitar 1
Anika Archipov ............................................................................................................ Guitar 2
Emma Harrison ............................................................................................................... Violin
Cooper Madden ............................................................................................................... Bass
Devyn Stone, Adam Fuller, Dustin Trafton ................................................................. Vocalists
Musical Numbers
Act One
Overture
Welcome to the Renaissance
Welcome to the Renaissance (Playoff)
God, I Hate Shakespeare
God, I Hate Shakespeare (Playoff)
Nick and Bea’s Flat
Right Hand Man
God, I Hate Shakespeare (Reprise)
A Musical
A Musical (Tag)
Brother Jeremiah
Portia and Nigel Meet
The Black Death
Black Death Incidental
I Love the Way
Will Power
Will Power (Playoff)
Shakespeare s After-Party
Shakespeare Incidental
Bottom’s Gonna Be On Top
For everyone’s safety, there will be a 30-minute intermission to allow the HVAC to cycle through
completely. Please exit the theatre during the intermission.
Act Two
Entr’acte
Welcome to the Renaissance (Reprise)
Hard to Be the Bard
Hard to Be the Bard (Playoff)
It’s Eggs
Portia Incidental
We See the Light
We See the Light (Playoff)
Portia and Nigel Kiss
Nigel’s Theme
To Thine Own Self Be True
To Thine Own Self Be True (Part 2)
To Thine Own Self Be True (Playoff)
Right Hand Man (Reprise)
Something Rotten
Intro to Omelets
Make an Omelets
After Omelets
Into the Courtroom
To Thine Own Self (Reprise)
Shakespeare In Court
Welcome to America
Ye Old Headsketches & Resumes
Haydn Kelley (Nick Bottom) is so excited to be performing for you as a junior Musical
Theatre major! You may have seen him in To Tell Sad Stories of the Deaths of Queens and Ain’t
Misbehavin’. He has had so much fun bringing this character to life and is so grateful to his
team of directors for guiding him through this process.
Adam Fuller (Nigel Bottom) is so happy to be a part of this show! He would like to thank
the cast and crew for being so wonderful, Joe Stern for being a cool dude, and Sarah Rowell
for writing his bio and always believing in him.
Caroline Simpson (Bea) is a senior Musical Theatre Major at PCCA. Her past credits here
include The Mad Ones (Samantha Brown), and A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder
(ensemble). She would like to thank all of her teachers, her family, and friends for believing in
her. She hopes you enjoy the show and have an eggtastic time!
Chloe Baker (Portia) is overjoyed to be performing in her first PCCA main stage as Portia in
Something Rotten! Chloe is a junior Musical Theatre major and the historian on the Thespian
Board (go troupe 3756!!), and she hopes that this show will bring you lots of light and laughter!
Chloe would like to thank Mrs. Carter and Mr. Hinzman for giving her such an amazing
opportunity, her family and friends for their constant support, and the whole cast and crew
for making this such a memorable and rewarding experience.
Austin Reed (Nostradamus) is a 14 year-old aspiring Broadway actor who is ecstatic to be a
part of such a wonderful production! Before he became the soothsayer Nostradamus, he was
seen in many roles in productions around Pinellas County including the ensemble in The Music
Man at Eight O’ Clock and Sebastian in John Hopkins Middle School’s The Little Mermaid Jr.
Other notable roles elsewhere include Papa Ge in Once on This Island Jr. and The White Rabbit
in Alice in Wonderland Jr. Austin simply cannot wait to become part of the Renaissance and
show you a big glittering musical!
Seth Wannemacher (Shakespeare) is a junior Musical Theatre major at PCCA, when he’s not
acting he spends his time playing the guitar and rock-climbing, while also doing the occasional
homework. This is Seth’s 2nd performance at Gibbs after playing Adam in The Mad Ones. Seth
would like to thank his family and teachers for all the support they’ve given him over the years
to pursue theater and the arts. He would like to dedicate his performance to his grandmother
Lynne.
Devyn Stone (Minstrel, Snug, Ensemble) is a senior Musical Theatre major here at PCCA.
They recently played Beverly in PCCA’s virtual production of The Mad Ones. They’re very
excited to be doing this show as the last show of their high school career. They’d like to thank
their parents for all of their support and Mr. Hinzman and Mrs. Carter for believing in them
and giving them these opportunities this year.
Dustin Trafton (Brother Jeremiah, Nigel Bottom U/S, Nostradamus U/S) is ecstatic to be
Brother Jeremiah in PCCA’s production Something’s Rotten! He has previously been seen in
PCCA as Dr. Ray in The Heidi Chronicles, and in the Senior Project What’s On? He has been in
the community in shows like Annie Get Your Gun, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Carrie. He
plans to attend Lees-McCrae College in North Carolina to pursue a BFA in Musical Theatre.
Dustin is thankful to his parents for their continued support, as well as to his teachers, Katie
Combs, Lori Wilbanks, Brook & Mitch Gonzalez, James Grenelle Mr. Prina, Mr. Renken, Mr.
Hinzman, and Ms. Carter.
Elijah Dixon (Robin) is a junior Honors student in the Pinellas County Center for the Arts
Performance Theater program at Gibbs High School. He has participated in the yearly
Cabarets as a freshman and sophomore. In 2019, he played the role of Joe. F. Romano in a
small group One Act at the Florida State Thespian District Competition. Elijah is a member
of the International Thespian Society Troupe 3756. His debut into professional acting
occurred when he was cast as Reuben Mercer in Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, an American
Stage Production and Macduff’s Son in VooDoo Macbeth, presented by the Studio@620. He is
very grateful to the faculty of PCCA for the opportunity to utilize his gift of expression
through the performing arts.
Ashton Williams (Lord Clapham) is a junior Performance Theatre major and so egg-static to
be bringing this show to you all. You may have seen him in the past in performances of the
Junior Cabaret. This is his first mainstage at Gibbs High School and he would like to thank
his friends, family, and his really awesome directors! He hopes you enjoy the show!
Josh Carter (Shylock) is a sophomore Performance Theatre major. This is his first ever PCCA
mainstage and he is thrilled at the opportunity to perform for you all. He would like to thank
his friends and family for always supporting him as well as his directors and mentors for giving
him this opportunity.
Asia Folsch (Dance Captain, Ensemble) couldn’t be more excited to perform in her first show
at Gibbs High School. Asia has previously been in shows like Newsies and White Christmas at
the Straz. She is insanely grateful to be given this opportunity to perform again, especially with
such an amazing cast. Asia would also like to thank her mum for helping her chase after every
dream. And her teachers, Mrs. Carter and Mrs. McNally for pushing her to be better than her
best every single day. She hopes you enjoy the show!
Aiden McComb (Francis Flute) is looking forward to performing in his first PCCA Mainstage
production. He is very grateful to the directing team for making his first show as a part of
PCCA a great one. Aiden would like to thank Joe Stern for his unwavering support, and Aidan
Stern for writing his bio.
Seaira Anderson (Tom Snout, Shakespeare U/S) is so thrilled to be a part of this amazing
show. Recent credits include To Tell Sad Stories of the Deaths of Queens (PCCA) and Oklahoma!
(Hoffman School of the Arts). They would like to thank the amazing cast and crew for being
great friends as well as performers/technicians, the directors for the opportunity to perform
in such a fun show, and their family for all their love and support. They would like to dedicate
their performance to their grandmother, Donna Anderson.
Kaden Potak (Peter Quince) is a PCCA Musical Theater junior that is thrilled to perform in
his first mainstage production! He is extremely grateful for his teachers, his JROTC program,
and his friends. He’d like to personally thank Kickstart energy drinks for helping him get
through rehearsals.
Sarah Rowell (Troupe Member, Ensemble) is so egg-cited to be working on this show with
everyone! She would like to thank the entire cast and crew for being an amazing group of
people to work with, The Muppet Show for being her emotional support, and Joe.
Caydince Carvalho (Troupe Member, Ensemble) is so excited to be a part of Something Rotten!
She has participated in productions such as Thoroughly Modern Millie (Millie Dillmount), Frozen
(Oaken), and The Little Mermaid (Flounder). She would like to give a special shout out to family,
friends, and BAPAC for all her training and support.
Sydney Hilton (Ensemble, Bea U/S) is a senior Musical Theatre major at Pinellas County
Center for the Arts. She is so excited to be a part of the ensemble and the understudy for Bea.
In the future she hopes to pursue a career in the arts and to continue singing. She would like
to thank her middle school theater teacher Mr. Browning and her volleyball coach, Coach
Thompson, for shaping her into the person she is today and for making her stronger. She
would also like to thank her family for always being her number one supporters.
Taylor Reynolds (Ensemble) is a junior Musical Theatre major here at Gibbs, and is very
excited to be a part of Something Rotten! This is her second show in PCCA, the first being The
Mad Ones (Beverly standby). Taylor frequently does theatre with BAPA in Clearwater, and
hopes to get a BFA in musical theatre in the future. She also loves to play guitar in her free
time. She hopes you enjoy the show and want to come see any PCCA shows in the future!
Alexandra Derouise (Swing) is a junior Musical Theatre major, she is playing a ensemble
swing for this production. Alexandra is so excited to apart of this amazing show and to be able
to work with a great cast and amazing crew. And would like to thank Mr. Hinzman and Ms.
Carter for this amazing opportunity.
Mackenzie McLean (Ensemble) is a sophomore in the Pinellas County Center for the Arts
Dance Department. This is her first time performing in the finale and is excited to be casted
as an ensemble. Mackenzie wants to thank her family, friends, and cast mates for supporting
her.
Grace Alford (Ensemble, Dance Captain) is a senior in the Pinellas County Center for the
Arts Dance Department. This is her first finale performance with PCCA and she is thankful
to have been chosen to work as dance co-captain and perform as a member of the ensemble.
Grace wishes to thank her family, friends, and cast mates for supporting her.
Marissa Baney (Ensemble) is a junior Dance major and is excited to be performing in her
first finale onstage. Previously, she was in A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder as a cellist in
the orchestra. She is grateful to perform in this production and would like to thank her friends
and family for all their support.
Becca O’Reilly (Ensemble) is a part of the junior class and is ecstatic to be back to performing
on stage! She has spent many years growing up in competitive dance where she learned her
love of performance and Musical Theatre. She is so thankful for this opportunity and all that
has been accomplished.
Leo Smith (Ensemble) is thrilled to be in his second mainstage at Gibbs High School! He is
a junior Musical Theatre major and in his free time he does flips! He would like to thank his
amazing directors for being super cool as well as his friends and family. He hopes you enjoy
the show!
Sahara Seifried (Ensemble, Portia U/S) is so excited to be in the amazing production of
Something Rotten! and getting the opportunity to understudy! You might have seen her recently
as Kelly in PCCA’s filmed production of The Mad Ones. She would like to thank her amazing
teachers Mrs. Carter and Mr. Hinzman for helping her grow so much this year. She also would
like to thank the wonderful cast and crew for putting together an amazing production. A
special thanks to Tota Music Conservatory for helping her grow. She also wants to thank her
parents and her cat Boomba.
Nicholas Coscarart (Ensemble) is excited to be in his very first PCCA mainstage. He is a
dance major here at PCCA and dances at Tutterow Dance Academy. Nick would like to thank
the entire cast and crew for helping to put on this fabulous production.
Colleen McManamon (Ensemble) is a senior musical theatre major at Pinellas County
Center of the Arts at Gibbs High School. You may have seen her in The Heidi Chronicles last
year “Women in art”. Next year, she plans on attending Southeastern Missouri State to
pursue theatre and dance. She would like to thank her teachers, friends, and family who have
supported her in her journey at PCCA.
Ary’ana Davis (Ensemble) is a junior musical theatre major. Recently, being a voice major,
this is her first performance in musical theatre. She loves to perform on stage and has a true
passion for it. Ary’ana would like to thank her family, friends, and teachers for helping her
through this show. She is very egg-cited for everyone to see the show and hopes that you all
love it!
Jaden Babbitt (Swing) is grateful to have been given the chance to be cast as a swing in
Something Rotten! A junior at Gibbs High School in the PCCA program, she has been part of
Costume and Prop Run Crew for Museum and A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder. This is
her second time being cast as a swing, but her first time getting to have the full experience.
Jaden would like to pursue Musical Theatre in college as well as film and television acting. She
thanks her family and for the support they’ve given her for her to be where she is now.
Alana Hogan (Swing) is very excited to be performing in her first main-stage as a freshman.
She is so proud of everyone in the cast and is very grateful for her friends and family for being
so supportive of her.
Maya Coker (Swing) is grateful for the opportunity to act as a swing for this production of
Something Rotten! She is a sophomore musical theatre major and would like to thank the cast
and crew for being such a joy to work with. She hopes you enjoy the show.
Sophia Bryant (Swing) is a freshman Musical Theatre major who is acting as an ensemble
swing for the cast of Something Rotten! Sophia has had a love for theater since the age of 5, and
her first role was in Once Upon A Lilypad as an owl. Ever since then, Sophia has never stopped
pursuing her dream. Over the last 10 years, she has taken every opportunity possible to be on
stage and knew that PCCA was where she would call home when it came time for high school.
It has been an amazing experience so far and she is so grateful to have this amazing experience!
Autumn McNew (Swing): Autumn is a sophomore Musical Theatre major and is so excited
to be a part of Something Rotten!, her first PCCA mainstage production! She would like to say a
huge thank you to her family and friends for always pushing her to follow her goals, and to
Mrs. Carter and Mr. Hinzman for this amazing opportunity.
Sophie Grace Bell (Swing): Sophie is a junior Musical Theatre major and is thrilled that
Something Rotten! is her first main stage production at PCCA! She would love to thank Mr.
Hinzman and Mrs. Carter for this opportunity, and is so thankful for her best friends, Autumn
and Chloe for their constant love and support as well as the rest of her family and friends. Stay
safe, wear your mask, and enjoy the show!
Brennan Huepenbecker (Swing) is a freshman Musical Theatre major who is so excited for
the opportunity to be a part of his first ever PCCA mainstage. He would like to thank his
friends and family for always supporting him as well as his educators for this opportunity.
Chloe Moore (Assistant Director) is a senior literary theatre major who plans to attend American University in
D.C. and double major in Political Science and International Relations. You may have seen her in the ensemble of
Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time or you may have worked with her when she assistant directed Line, Bad
Auditions by Bad Actors, and Matilda, all at Gibbs High School. She would like to thank her family for encouraging her
in all of her pursuits as well as all of her artistic educators for allowing her to grow both as an artist and as a person.
Eden Mateo (Scenic Designer) is a junior Technical Theatre major here at Gibbs, and is excited to take part in
Something Rotten! She has been a part of various other shows in PCCA, including A Gentleman's Guide to Love and
Murder, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, and The Heidi Chronicles. Eden enjoys painting in her free time
and spending time with her friends. She hopes you love the show and come to support PCCA again!
Mackenzie Keese (Light Designer) is a sophomore Technical Theater major here at Gibbs, and is very excited to
be a part of Something Rotten! This is her seventh show in PCCA, the first being The Curious Incident of the Dog in the
Night-Time. She loves to listen to music, paint, and watch anime in her free time. She hopes you enjoy the show and
welcomes you to come see any PCCA shows in the future!
Shanelle Purrington-Gil (Head Costume Designer) is a senior Technical Theatre student at Gibbs, and is very
excited to be a part of Something Rotten! This is her sixth show in PCCA, the first being 13 Past Midnight in the spring
of 2018 as a stagehand. Shanelle is frequently taking any opportunity she can to expand her costuming skills
and hopes to find herself advertising for a successful company in her future. Shanelle also loves to sketch in her free
time. She hopes you enjoy the show and want to come see many PCCA shows in the future!
Abbie Garretson (Costume Designer) is a junior Technical Theatre major here Gibbs, and one of the three
costume designers for Something Rotten! This is her fifth mainstage show in PCCA, the first being Ain't Misbehavin’ as
costume run crew. Abbie loves sewing and frequently spends her time away from shows working on building her
visual art portfolios. She wishes you a wonderful show and hopes you come again soon!
Kendall Swartz (Costume Designer) is a junior Tech Theatre major here at Gibbs, and is excited to be a part
of Something Rotten! She designed the costumes for the characters Shakespeare, the Bard Boys, and the Minstrel. She
has been assistant Costume Designer for The Heidi Chronicles and Stage Manager for Junior Cabaret. She is so happy
you came to see Something Rotten! and hopes you enjoy!
Cassidy Chermak (Sound Designer) is a sophomore Technical Theatre major here at Gibbs, and is very excited to
be a part of Something Rotten! This is her third show in PCCA, the first being The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-
time last year as assistant light board operator. Cassidy enjoys helping out with scenic painting for the shows and
being on the Gibbs swim team. She hopes you enjoy the show and want to come see any PCCA shows in the
future!
Kiersten Reaume (Stage Manager) is a sophomore technical theater major at Gibbs, and is so excited to be a part
of Something Rotten! This is their 12th show in PCCA, the first being the Freshmen Cabaret as stage manager.
Kiersten often draws, paints, and makes jewelry in their free-time. They also love learning about theater and hope so
get into Savannah College for Art and Design in the future. They hope you love the show and come back for future
productions!
Dustin Hinzman (Music Director) is thrilled to be in his fourth year teaching musical theatre at the Pinellas
County Center for the Arts at Gibbs High School. Previous music directing credits include Footloose, The Wizard of
Oz, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Zombie Prom, Oklahoma!, Anything Goes, Nunsense, Beauty and the Beast,
The Addams Family, Mary Poppins, and Ain’t Misbehavin’. His students have performed with a variety of industry
professionals in concert such as Kristin Chenoweth (B’way: Wicked), and have trained in acting workshops in New
York City with Broadway professionals such as Olivia Phillip (B’way: Waitress and Frozen) and Etai Benson (B’way:
The Band’s Visit). Mr. Hinzman’s students have received a variety of industry and collegiate awards including
countless musical theatre intensives at Texas State University and LIU Post, and most recently, nominations to
participate in the National High School Musical Theatre Awards (“The Jimmys”) in New York.
Haydn,
You have a heart of gold and we could
not be prouder of you. As Theodore
Roosevelt said, keep your eyes on the
stars, and your feet on the ground. We
will always be rooting for you.
Love, Grammy, Grandma Debbie and
Grandpa, Grandma and Grandpa
Wolfe
Elijah L.A. Dixon
starring on and off the stage...
We love you,
'Lijah Rock!
~ The Fam ~
Austin,
Your future has been clear to us since you
were a toddler! Even though you were clearly
born to be a performer, your talent continues
to leave us in awe.
We are so proud of you! We love you!
Love mom, John, Brooklyn,
Grandma and Papa
2390 5th Ave. S.
St.Petersburg, FL 33712
Sunday.......................... 12–9PM
Monday .......................... 4–9PM
Tuesday ........................ 4–10PM
Wednesday ................... 4–10PM
Thursday ...................... 4–10PM
Friday ........................... 1–11PM
Saturday ............... 11AM–11PM
Ye Old Shout Outs!
Break a leg, Alana! So proud of how hard you work and your dedication to music. We love you!
Mom, Dad, Grace, AJ, Wookiee and Rajah
Chloe, We are so proud of you and have always loved watching you onstage! Break a leg!
Love, Mom, Dad, Ian, and Marley
Mrs. Kelley
would like to thank the following individuals:
Jay’s Fabrics for the Eggs-traordinary donation of fabric for our Egg costumes
The PCCA Fan Club for the generous donation of the Grommet Setter that has far exceeded our Egg-spectations
Rebecca Minkoff, PCCA Alumnus and International Fashion Designer for the Egg-ceptional leather pieces that
makes Shakespeare rock!
Sacino and Sons for the Eggcellent donation of tuxedo shirts which we transformed into ruffs, collars, cuffs, chemises and more
Mrs. Gilbert, PCCA secretary, for her Egg-xacting precision in ordering all the costume supplies
And a very special thanks to Jordan Jeffers, PCCA Alumnus of the Design Tech program and the North Carolina
School of the Arts Costume Design program, Professional Costume Designer and current Adjunct. Jordan has worked
countless of volunteer hours to help bring the Egg and “It’s A Musical” costumes to life. He has shared his Eggs-pertise and
mentored our students by sharing his professional experience with them and love of the profession.
Special Thanks
PCCA FAN CLUB
THEATRE PARENT “SNACK CREWS”
QUINN SEETOO, FOR THE PORTRAIT OF SETH WANNEMACHER
ANDRÉ DUBAS
EVAN HEUERMANN
KEVIN PRINA
THE DAVID A. STRAZ CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
MICHAEL A. GREGO, ED.D.
Superintendent, Pinellas County Schools
BARRY BROWN
Principal, Gibbs High School
DEREK EDWARD WESTON
PCCA Program Director
DR. CODY CLARK
PCCA Guidance Counselor
LATASHA GILBERT
PCCA Secretary
CASSANDRA VENTURA
PCCA Magnet Clerk, Largo Branch
AJORI B. SPENCER
Supervisor for K-12 Performing Arts,
Pinellas County Schools
THE VOTERS OF PINELLAS COUNTY FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THE
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