cedartown

performers company’presents

A Musical Fairy Tale

August 9, 10 & 11, 2012Music by Stephen Sondheim Book by James Lapine

Cedartown Performing Arts CenterCedartown, GA

CEDARTOWN THEATRICAL PERFORMERS’COMPANY

COMPANY STATEMENT

In small towns across America, community theaters serve a tremendouspurpose. There is no greater way to bring together diverse members of acommunity – persons of every age, background and belief – to worktogether to create living, breathing “slices of life” in the productions thatrepresent their community.

If you can act, paint, build, dance, sew, write, or sing – if you love workingwith others and sharing their enthusiasm – if you’re a leader, an organizer,a listener, or just eager to learn – then there is a place for you incommunity theater.

Our goals at the Cedartown Theatrical Performers’ Company are to revivecommunity theater in Cedartown, so that our friends, our neighbors, andmost especially our young people, will have the opportunity to cometogether, to work together, and to create the memories that will enrich theirlives for generations. We want all of Cedartown’s young people to gain theconfidence that comes from having hundreds of eyes watching as theysay their lines, sing their songs, and display their artistic achievements.

We are proud to have formed the Cedartown Theatrical Performers’Company, so that we can contribute to the vibrant, small-town communityexperience that we all enjoy in Cedartown. We look forward to workingwith you all, and to producing memorable productions for years to come.

Charles E. Morris, Jr. – William L. Lundy, Jr. – Catharine W. Lundy

CEDARTOWN THEATRICAL PERFORMERS’ COMPANYP.O. BOX 1018, CEDARTOWN, GEORGIA 30125770/748-5643 · 770/881-0311 · 770/546-4153

“The arts are fundamental resources through which the world is viewed,meaning is created, and the mind developed.”

– Elliot W. Eisner, Professor of Education and Art, Stanford University

cedartown

performers company’presents

Cedartown Performing Arts Center

A Musical Fairy Tale

August 9, 10 & 11, 2012Music by Stephen Sondheim Book by James Lapine

Into The Woods is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI)

Cedartown, GADIRECTORS

Catharine Lundy, William L Lundy, Jr., Chuck Morris

PRODUCERSCatharine Lundy, William L Lundy, Jr., Chuck Morris

VOCAL COACHAngela McRee

CHOREOGRAPHERSLee Lundy

Brittany Lane Harris

A Message from the Producers Contemplating the passage of time with our children’stheatre is both rewarding and alarming. Rewarding to seeso many young and shy performers become incrediblytalented actors. Alarming because eight years have passedin the blink of an eye. We have loved bringing children’s theatre to Cedartown,Georgia. The performances reflect talent. We started thistheatre with high expectations: We expected our shows tobe crisp, acted well, articulate, animated and excellent inevery way, including props, drops, orchestra, costumes andstage sets. Mission accomplished. Our previous shows have included Treasure Island,Annie, The Sound of Music, Seussical the Musical,Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, A Christmas Carol and TheWizard of Oz. We are happy to bring you Into the Woods.All of our shows have been blessed with incredible localchildren. We cannot believe the talent right here inCedartown, Georgia. The performing arts present such a great learningexperience. Performing in front of hundreds and hundredsof people per show represents an incredibleaccomplishment. To do so well reflects dedication,determination and commitment from these youngperformers. These shows could not happen without the involvement ofmany people: Our young actors, advertisers, parents,grandparents and backstage helpers and crew. It’s acomplete family affair! We thank the Cedartown City Commission for recognizingthe value of children’s theatre and accommodating ourrequests. We thank Dawn Abney, our new OperationsManager for the auditorium, who has enthusiasticallyembraced our shows. Tucker Casey of Casey’s Food Store, a locally owned andoperated store for over 100 years has always supported ourtheatre, both financially and in person.

Our orchestra members, who practice diligently to bringyou this show, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. .The entire family at Parker and Lundy has worked hard onour show. Our paralegals, Julianna, Leila. Jesse andBrittney, and Carol Aaron, our receptionist. They wear allhats throughout the production period, and serve our clientsas well as doing anything that needs doing with ourchildren’s theatre. Catharine and I especially wish to recognize our talentedchildren, Lee, Will, Spencer and Laura. Laura’s role as theWitch is a real stretch for her, as she is anything but. Onemore show we get to work with our children. Priceless. Wethank God every single day for them. Our daughter, Laura,was a drama major at JSU, and had the lead in three JSUshows. We give all glory and credit to our Lord Jesus Christ,whom we serve. May God bless our great country. Thank you to everyone who helped with costumes, andwith our set. A special thanks to Megan Keating Morris for all of herhard work in many areas of creating our program. Thankyou to Chuck Morris for his expertise in virtually all areas oftheatre. He’s a great lawyer, juvenile court judge, and lawpartner. Finally, we humbly thank you for buying a ticket and beinghere! Where would we be if you did not show up toencourage these performances? Well, we can tell you, yourpresence means everything to our young performers.Sit back and enjoy the show. It is a timeless story of fairytales and our influence on children. Remember, children willlisten . . .

Bill Lundy & Catharine Lundy

Into the Woods is one of the most challenging productionsthat the Cedartown Theatrical Performers have staged. Thecomplex music and demanding vocals have required atremendous commitment from our performers duringrehearsals all summer. I am always impressed by the levelof dedication that our cast members demonstrate, and I amalways happy to work with Bill and Catharine Lundy tocreate the opportunity for these young people to shine. This summer, our cast has been led by Lee Lundy andWill Lundy, who have taken on many responsibilities indirecting and producing our shows; Brittany Harris, whosetalent and skill is reflected in the choreography andcharacter development; and Jessie Beck and SpencerLundy, who have worked to organize rehearsals and assistour younger cast members in learning their roles. We have so many people to thank – the parents,grandparents and siblings that support our performers bybringing them to our many rehearsals. Talented musicianssuch as Angela McRee, Leigh Ann Lundy, Wanda Hutchinsand our entire orchestra, who add so much to ourproductions. Cedartown’s local business owners andindividuals, who purchase ads in this program, andpurchase tickets to our performances. Additionally, we trulycouldn’t stage these shows without the professionals at theCedartown Performing Arts Center. Dawn Abney, David

Thompson, Neal Beeler and the entire staff are not onlygenerous and patient hosts, but valued advisors andinstructors that add tremendous support for ourproductions. Cedartown is so fortunate to have aperforming arts center with the highest caliber technicalcapacity – and a professional staff capable of fully utilizingthis wonderful facility. I must also thank Bill and CatherineLundy for bringing such energy and dedication to all of ourproductions. Without their vision and passion, we could notsustain our efforts to expose Cedartown’s children to theperforming arts. Every year, my wife Megan Keating has generously givenof her artistic talent – and dozens upon dozens of hours ofher time – to design our posters, flyers, tickets, t-shirts, andour show program. I am grateful to Megan for putting sucha professional public “face” on our shows, with her tirelessand inspiring work. I am truly blessed to have such awonderful wife and family, and I appreciate the love andsupport that Megan and our son Grayson provide for me inall of my “theatrical” endeavors. Thanks for joining us for our journey Into the Woods. Wehope you enjoy the show!

Chuck Morris

Lee, Will and Spencer,

Thanks forthe memories!!

I love you!Grace Ann

Laura,

You are myrole model!!

I love you,Grace Ann

Grace Ann Lundy

You are ourshining star!

We Love You,Momma and Daddy

Hoping you findmagic In the Woods

Mom, Dad & Stan

SuzanneEllis

*KENDALL LEE* MAY YOUR STAR SHINE

BRIGHT AS YOU TAKE US

" "

We love you so much!

Dad, Mom and Carson

Break a leg,

Mary Beth!We are so

proud of you!Love,

Mom, Dad, Nana,Andy, Mary, & Mac

We areso proud!

Love,Mom, Davy, Bex,

and Daddy

Congratulations Ramplee,

Break a legElizabeth!

We love you!Mom, Jon & Andrew

Elizabeth,We are always amazed byyour talent and enthusiasm.

You are beautiful inside and out.

We love you, Sunshine!Grandmama & Granddaddy

We are proud of youand love you very much

Bea & Pop Ruff

TREY McCULLERSThree out ofthree dogsagree that…

Wait…Whatwas the

question?

…YOU AREAWESOME!!!!!!!

Iconcur.

Oh yeah!He’s a

righteousdude!

Children will listen . . .Matthew 7:15

With all our love toLaura, Will,

Lee & Spencer Lundy!Love, Mom and Dad

To our littleSTAR!

We love you!Daddy, Mama & Ridge

Maggie Hawkins

We LoveYou!

Momma and Daddy

CinderELLA,We are so

proud of you!

Break a leg andhave a ton of fun!

Love,Papa, Mama,

Harris and Julianne

Cast

Narrator …….…….…………… Gabrielle MarangakisCinderella …………………….. Ella PeekJack’s Mother …………….….. Kendall LeeBaker ………….………………. Lee LundyBaker’s Wife ….….……….….. Brittany HarrisCinderella’s Stepmother …….. Jessie BeckFlorinda ………………….……. Juliann AndrewsLucinda ……….….……….…… Elizabeth ArencibiaCinderella’s Father …………… JW PerryLittle Red Ridinghood ……….. Eleanor GoldinWitch …………….….…………. Laura LundyCinderella’s Mother ………….. McCall PirkleMysterious Man ….….……….. Matt KelleyWolf ……………………………. Spencer LundyGranny ……………….……….. Kate SaxtonRapunzel ………….….………. Mary Beth TilleryRapunzel’s Prince …….….….. Patrick WhealeCinderella’s Prince …………… Spencer LundySteward …….…….…………… Trey McCullersGiant ………….…….…………. Kate SaxtonSnow White ….….….….…….. Kassie BeckSleeping Beauty ……………… Suzanne Ellis

Isaiah BeckGrace Ann LundyAsia TurnerMaggie Hawkins

Emma WatkinsLily PorterfieldRamplee Colbert

Festival Goers

We appreciate the donation of unique and vintage costume pieces.To donate clothing for future shows, please bring items to 212 Main Streetduring normal business hours, or call Catharine Lundy at 770-881-0311.

Musical Numbers

Act IAct One Prologue: "Into the Woods"

Narrator, company

"Cinderella at the Grave"Cinderella, Cinderella's Mother

"Hello, Little Girl" Wolf, Little Red Ridinghood

"I Guess This Is Goodbye"Jack

"Maybe They're Magic"Baker, Baker's Wife

"Our Little World"Witch, Rapunzel

"Maybe They're Magic" (reprise)Baker

"I Know Things Now"Little Red Ridinghood

"A Very Nice Prince"Cinderella, Baker's Wife

"First Midnight"Company

"Giants in the Sky"Jack

"Agony"Cinderella's Prince, Rapunzel's Prince

"A Very Nice Prince" (reprise)Cinderella, Baker's Wife

"It Takes Two"Baker, Baker's Wife

"Second Midnight"Company

"Stay With Me"Rapunzel, Witch

"On the Steps of the Palace"Cinderella

Act One Finale: "Ever After"Company

Act IIAct Two Prologue: "So Happy"

Narrator, Company

"Agony" (reprise)Cinderella's Prince, Rapunzel's Prince

"Witch's Lament"Witch

"Any Moment" Cinderella's Prince, Baker's Wife

"Any Moment (reprise)"Cinderella's Prince, Baker's Wife

"Moments in the Woods"Baker's Wife

"Your Fault"Jack, Baker, Cinderella,

Little Red Ridinghood, Witch

"Last Midnight"Witch

"No More"Baker, Mysterious Man

"No One Is Alone" (part 1)Cinderella,

Little Red Ridinghood

"No One Is Alone" (part 2) Cinderella, Baker,

Little Red Ridinghood, Jack

Act Two Finale: "Children Will Listen"Company

We wishyou thebest ofluck!

Production TeamRehearsal Pianists ….………….…………….. Leigh Ann Lundy

Wanda Hutchins

Lighting Design and Operator …….………… Neal BeelerSound Engineer ………………………………. David ThompsonFollow Spot Operator ….……………….……. Edward GuzmanProduction Administrator & Ticket Manager . Carol AaronGraphic Design ……………………………….. Megan KeatingCostumes …….………….……….……….….. Catharine Lundy

Shirley CarterPama LeeNancy GoldinLynn EllisJessie Beck

Stage Crew …….……….…………….………. Chuck MorrisDenny FetkenhourJulie Fetkenhour

Sets …….….…………….…….……….……… Bill LundyCatharine LundyWill LundyLee LundySpencer LundyChuck MorrisMolly Edwards

Casting Committee …….………………..…… Chuck MorrisCatharine LundyBill Lundy

Love,Astin & Brionna Turner

Star light, Star bright,Asia, you’re the

shining star tonight!!Break a leg Asia!

OrchestraConductor ……….. James WillisPiano .……….……. Wanda HutchinsHorn ….….…….…. Rita CarterViolin ……………… Brittany StephensViolin ……………… Holly DonadioClarinet: .…………. Deidra HudsonBasson …….…….. Evan LedfordTrumpet ………….. Tommy BeallTrombone ……….. Larry St. ClairFlute ….………….. Lisa Elders

Best Wishes to Asia Mariah Turner

“For you hold the Key to a Bright Future”

Remember:“God grant me the serenity to

accept the things I cannot change…Courage to change the things I can

and wisdom to know the difference.”

Love,Grandmother, Shiron, Aunt Sybil & Uncle Stanley

Congratulations to thecast and crew of

Into The Woods!

To Bill, Catharine andChuck, thank you,

And to all ourstudent actors,“Break a leg!”

John & Deborah BarrettDaniel & Mandy Barrett

Thank you to theCedartown Theatrical

Performers’Company

for bringing thisgreat children’s

theatre to Cedartown.You make us all proud!

Biographies

Juliann Andrews (Florinda)Julieann is a 6th grader at Lundy Christian Academy.This will be her sixth performance with CTPC. She lovesbeing on stage. Julieann also enjoys singing, acting,and dancing. While away from the stage, Julieannenjoys swimming, playing with her friends, eatingpopcorn and going to Top This, her favorite ice creamplace. Julieann would like to thank all the people atCTPC for all the work they put into the shows and shehopes everyone that comes to watch it enjoys it.

Isaiah Beck (Festival Goer)Isaiah is an upcoming 4th grader at Youngs GroveElementary School. This will be his third show and hewishes for many more to be in his future. Isaiah wasone of the Lollipop Guild in The Wizard of Oz andEnchanted Flatware in Beauty and the Beast andenjoyed every minute that he spent on stage, even atrehearsal. He has appeared in various church plays andhas had special roles in school productions. Isaiah islooking very forward to being in Into the Woods.

Kassie Beck (Snow White and Festival Goer)Kassie will be a sophomore this upcoming school yearat CHS. She has been in many performances such as;the Variety Show The Planets, CTPC Beauty and theBeast, The Wizard of Oz, the Follies Cedarvaniamania,and plans on being in future productions. She has alsobeen in singing competitions such as; Cedartown Idol atCedartown High School and Northwest Ga Idol. Kassiealso preformed in S.P.A.S.M. at her high school everyFriday. She plans to go to New York someday and pur-sue a career in acting, singing/songwriting or dancing,or she would like to become a teacher at one of the lo-cal Elementary Schools. Kassie is very excited aboutInto The Woods and any other plays that lies in her fu-ture!

Jessie Beck (Cinderella’s Stepmother)Jessie is a sophomore at the University of WestGeorgia, studying Middle Grades Education with aconcentration in math and science. She graduated fromCedartown High School in 2011 as valedictorian whereshe achieved star student, student council president,NHS vice president, and Miss CHS. She appeared invarious roles as an actress and dancer in CedartownHigh School's variety shows: Exhibit, Seasons, Alice,and Mind Games, as well as being a dance captain forthe show Mind Games. She performed in CHS one acts:And, The Diviners, and Boys Next Door. Jessiechoreographed The Wizard of Oz with the CedartownTheatrical Performer's Company, and was cast as anapkin and silly girl in CTPC's production of Beauty andthe Beast. She would like to thank Bill and CatharineLundy for the opportunity to be involved in theatre.

Ramplee Colbert (Festival Goer)Ramplee Colbert will be a seventh grader at LundyChristian Academy. She made her acting debut inBeauty and the Beast and subsequently narrated theplay A Christmas Carol. Ramplee was also a contestantin the LCA talent show and a coil for Kaa the Snake inThe Jungle Book. Ramplee starred as a Poppy and wasin the Emerald City Ensemble in The Wizard of Oz. Sheenjoys singing, dancing, being creative and hanging outwith her friends. Ramplee wishes to dedicate herperformance to Bill and Catharine Lundy for giving herthe opportunity to share the role as a festival patron inthis years play Into the Woods. This was an honor to bechosen. Always follow your dreams and reach for thestars!

Suzanne Ellis (Sleeping Beauty)Suzanne will be a sixth grader at Cedartown MiddleSchool. This is her third appearance with CedartownTheatrical Performers’ Company. When not performingwith CTPC, she enjoys time on stage with schoolmusicals and 8 years of dance with Second StepsDance Studio. Other interests include children’sactivities and musical programs at Cedartown FirstMethodist Church, playing tennis with Jordan HubbardTennis Academy, and spending time with her multiplepets at home.

Eleanor Goldin (Little Red Riding Hood)This is Eleanor's second show with CedartownTheatrical Performers Company. She previouslyappeared as The Mayor of the Munchkins, a jitter bug,and part of the emerald city ensemble in The Wizard ofOz. Eleanor has also acted with Rome Little Theatre aswell. She would like to thank her family for all of thesupport they have given her. Eleanor is so excited to beLittle Red in Into the Woods and can't wait for the show!

Brittany Lane Harris (Baker's Wife)Theatre: Annie as Lily St. Regis (CTPC), The Sound ofMusic as Liesl VonTrapp (CTPC), Beauty and the Beastas Belle (CTPC), Hair as Crissy (ReVision Theatre),The Scene as Clea (AMDA, NY), Butterflies are Free asJill (AMDA, NY). Brittany is a recent graduate of TheNew School University where she received a BFA inTheatre and Screenwriting. She currently resides in LosAngeles. Brittany would like to thank her Mom, Dad,Nan, MaMa, and Bill and Catharine Lundy for everythingthey do. Also, she would like to thank Will Lundy foralways being there and supporting her in everything shedoes. This performance is dedicated to her Papa,Charles D. Harris.

Maggie Hawkins (Festival Goer)Maggie is in the 5th grade at St. Mary's School in Rome,Georgia. This is her second performance withCedartown Theatrical Performers Company. Her

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previous stage experience includes being in thechildren's cast in the 2008 Follies Twisted, the 2012Follies Cedarvania Mania, a solo in St. Mary's School'sChristmas production Arrest These Merry Gentlemen in2010 and in ten dance recitals. She took dance for 5years at Second Steps in Cedartown and 3 years atRome Civic Ballet. Maggie was also a "featured extra"in Billy Bob Thornton's upcoming movie JayneMansfield's Car. Maggie also attends First BaptistChurch and is in the youth choir. She enjoys tennis,running, soccer, tumbling, and art. Maggie dedicatesthis performance to her parents Mark and Kim Hawkins.

Matt Kelley (Mysterious Man)Matt is 14 years old and is entering ninth grade at LundyChristian Academy. Matt’s most recent performancewas the lead role of Mowgli in LCA’s production ofDisney’s The Jungle Book. Previously, Matt joined thecast of the Cedartown Follies, where he performed inthe chorus, and sang a solo. Last summer, Mattperformed as the title character (the Wizard) andProfessor Marvel in the Cedartown TheatricalPerformers’ Company production of The Wizard of Oz.Matt has also appeared in many other LCA productions,starring as the lead role of Hansel in the school’sperformance of Hansel and Gretel. In the LCA black boxproduction of The Boxcar Children, Matt portrayed Dr.Moore, and earlier performed in the lead role of TomSawyer in the school’s 2010 production of TheAdventures of Tom Sawyer. Later that year, Mattperformed with the Cedartown Theatrical Performers’Company as Fred Swann, Scrooge’s nephew, in AChristmas Carol. In 2009, he performed on stage withCTPC as the Bookseller and Wolf in Disney’s Beautyand the Beast. Matt is an active member of Four MileBaptist Church, and enjoys swimming, riding bikes,traveling, playing the piano, performing, and spendingtime with family and friends. Matt is thrilled to performagain with CTPC, and thanks everyone for theopportunity. He also would like to thank his family forbeing so supportive of him. Most of all, Matt gives Godthe glory for all the blessings He has provided him.

Kendall Lee (Jack’s Mother)Kendall is a sixth grade student at Cedartown MiddleSchool. This is her fifth performance with the CTPC. InCTPC’s last production, The Wizard of Oz, Kendallplayed the role of Auntie Em and appeared as a Poppyand a Packer in the Emerald City. In previous CTPCproductions, Kendall played the role of Maxine, aNarrator in A Christmas Carol, Flower Lady in Beautyand the Beast and a Who in Seussical the Musical. Inthe spring of 2010, Kendall also played the role of SusieHarper in LCA’s production of The Adventures of TomSawyer. She is extremely excited to be cast this year asJack’s Mother in CTPC’s production of Into the Woods.Kendall is an eight year dance student at Second Steps

Dance Studio and is on the Cedartown Middle Schoolbasketball cheerleading squad. In addition, Kendall is afourth year piano student and has participated innumerous school productions. She also enjoysspending time with her family and friends. Kendallwould like to thank CTPC, especially Bill, Catharine andChuck, as well as her fellow actors and actresses foranother wonderful experience this summer. She hopeseveryone enjoys the show and the adventure Into theWoods!

Catharine W. Lundy (Director/Producer/Costumes)Catharine is a co-founder of the Cedartown TheatricalPerformers Company, LLC along with her husband, Bill,and Chuck Morris. Catharine has brought her talents tochildren’s theatre productions of Treasure Island, Annie,The Sound of Music, Beauty and the Beast, Seussicalthe Musical, A Christmas Carol, The Wizard of Oz andnow, Into the Woods. Catharine sews, selects, anddesigns many of the costumes you will see onstage andenjoys every minute of it! In the last year, Catharine hasdesigned costumes for the Jacksonville State Universityproductions of Leading Ladies and Freedom Riders.Catharine is a 1980 graduate of Jefferson ChristianAcademy in Birmingham, Alabama, and a 1990graduate of Jacksonville State University with a B.S.Degree in Accounting and a minor in English. Catharinehas served as a paralegal at Parker and Lundy for 27years and owns Weddings Plus here in Cedartown,

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providing wedding invitations and gifts as well as highschool graduation announcements. Catharine appearedas a featured extra in the upcoming ParamountPicture’s film Jayne Mansfield’s Car, starring Billy BobThornton, Robert DuVall and Kevin Bacon, and as anextra in the feature film 42, which was filmed in Atlanta.Catharine has been married to Bill for 29 years (June 4,1983), and they have four children who have all been apart of the theatre: Laura, age 24, Will and Lee, age 18,and Spencer, age 17. Catharine also teaches at LundyChristian Academy, located at 242 East Avenue inCedartown, Georgia. Catharine is thrilled to be aproducer of Into the Woods, and to once again puttogether the costumes for this show.

Grace Ann Lundy (Festival Goer)Grace Ann first appeared on stage in 2006 at threeyears of age with the Cedartown Theatrical PerformingCompany’s (CTPC) Broadway production Annie. Shenext appeared on stage in 2008 in Seussical theMusical where her acting skills were expanded toinclude roles as a Cadet and a Circus performer. In2009, she had a major role in CTPC’s Broadwayproduction Beauty and the Beast as Chip. CTPC thenproduced A Christmas Carol in 2010 where Grace Annperformed as Belinda Cratchit. In the Spring of 2010she performed in Lundy Christian Academy’s TomSawyer playing the role of Hope Austin. She alsoperformed with Lundy Christian Academy in 2011 intheir Spring production of Hansel and Gretel as themusical Doll. Grace Ann is a third grade high honorstudent at Covenant Christian School here inCedartown. She reads on a 6th grade level, and wasawarded “Best Reader” in 2nd grade. Grace Ann enjoyssinging, dancing, acting, watching movies, and sheadores animals! She has taken piano lessons from herMom for 3 years and she will be entering her seventhyear of dance at Second Steps Dance Studio. She isactively involved in the children’s programs of FirstBaptist Church, where she is a member, and she singsand plays piano solos in church as well. Grace Ann isonce again thrilled to be a part of the cast of Into theWoods. She loves to act on stage with Laura and “herboys”, Lee, Will, and Spencer. Grace Ann would like tothank Uncle Bill, Aunt Cat-Cat, and Chuck for theopportunity to be on stage again!

Laura Lundy (The Witch)Into the Woods marks Laura’s fifth stage performancewith the Cedartown Theatrical Performers’ Company.Laura previously was the stage manager for CTPC’sproduction The Wizard of Oz and Beauty and the Beast.She made her directorial debut with CTPC’s Beauty andthe Beast. She is thrilled to be a part of this wholeprocess. Laura is an upcoming third year at CumberlandSchool of Law. She most recently returned from LosAngeles, California where she was attending The Lee

Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute. Laura graduatedMagna Cum Laude from Jacksonville State University,where she played tennis on full scholarship andreceived her Bachelor of Arts degree in Drama. While atJSU, Laura was named to the Phi Kappa Phi academichonor society. In addition, Laura performed in threemain stage shows while at JSU: All I Really Need toKnow I Learned in Kindergarten, Sylvia, in which sheportrayed the part of Kate, and Eurydice, in which sheportrayed Eurydice. Susan McCain directed all three ofthe shows at JSU. With Cedartown TheatricalPerformers’ Company, she has performed in fourprevious shows. In Treasure Island she portrayed thepart of Belle Gunn. In Annie, she was Grace Farrell.Sound of Music marked her third show with CTPC inwhich she played the part of Maria. Her fourthperformance was Seussical the Musical where sheplayed the part of Mayzie La Bird. Laura would like tothank all that her parents, Bill and Catharine, do for her.She would also like to thank her brothers for sharing yetanother show with her. Most of all, she thanks God forher talents and for all the opportunities. Enjoy the show!

Lee Lundy (Jack)Theatre: Treasure Island as Jim Hawkins (CTPC),Annie as Drake the Butler (CTPC), The Sound of Musicas Friedrich von Trapp (CTPC), Seussical the Musicalas The Cat in the Hat (CTPC), Disney's Beauty and theBeast as Lumiere (CTPC), A Christmas Carol asEbenezer Scrooge (CTPC), The Wizard of Oz asScarecrow (CTPC), Leading Ladies as Leo Clark (JSUDrama Department), Treasure Island as Jim Hawkins(Rome Little Theatre), You Can't Take It with You asJim (Rome Little Theatre), ALICE as Dance Swing(CHS Drama Department, Tom Sawyer as TheSchoolmaster (LCA Drama Department), Hansel andGretel as Frack (LCA Drama Department, The JungleBook as Kaa the Snake (LCA Drama Department. Film:Jayne Mansfield's Car as Featured Extra. Lee's hobbiesinclude 14 years of piano, French, reading, andpainting. Lee is an upcoming freshman at OglethorpeUniversity in Atlanta, GA, where he will pursue a degreein Theatre. Lee received his Acting for Beginner'scertificate from the Tony Award-winning AllianceTheatre in Atlanta.

Spencer Lundy (Wolf, Cinderella’s Prince)Spencer is a student at the Lundy Christian Academy.This is Spencer’s eighth show with CedartownTheatrical Performers’ Company. Previously, Spencerhas appeared in Treasure Island (Captain Flint) Annie,The Sound of Music (Kurt), Seussical (JoJo) Beauty andthe Beast (Gaston) and A Christmas Carol (BobCratchit), the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz and as anextra in the Paramount Pictures movie, JayneMansfield’s Car where Spencer sported a "60's" haircut!When he’s not in a play, Spencer also enjoys playing

Biographies

the guitar. He recently competed in the Texaco CountryShowdown. Spencer would like to thank his parents, Billand Catharine, his brothers, Lee and Will, and hisfavorite sister in the world, Laura, for their love andsupport!

Will Lundy (The Baker)Will is a freshman at Samford University in Birmingham,Alabama. Theatre roles include: The Wizard of Oz asthe Cowardly Lion (Cedartown Theatrical Performers'Company), A Christmas Carol as Jacob Marley/Mr.Fezziwig/Old Joe (CTPC), Disney's Beauty and theBeast as the Beast (CTPC), Seussical the Musical asHorton the Elephant (CTPC), The Sound of Music asRolf Gruber (CTPC), Annie as Burt Healey (CTPC),Treasure Island as O'Brien (CTPC), The Adventures ofTom Sawyer as Huckleberry Finn (CTPC),Shadowlands as Douglas Grisham (CTPC). Tap DancePerformances Include: The Wizard of Oz (KennesawDance Troupe) and Boogie Shoes (KDT). Will receivedhis Conservatory Training at the Tony Award winningAlliance Theater. In his spare time Will enjoys playingthe drums, competing in USTA tennis tournaments,reading, hiking, fishing, writing, swimming, and justabout any other verbs ending in -ing. In the fall, Willplayed football for the Unity Christian School Lions, whowent on to win the State Championship title. To his

friends and family, thank you for such a fun andincredible experience… so far. To his parents, Bill andCatharine Lundy, I am forever in your debt (financiallyand figuratively). To Brittany Harris, "It got better." Toeveryone in the cast, break a leg. To the audience, havea great time, enjoy the show, and God bless useveryone!

William L. Lundy, Jr. (Director/Producer)Bill is a co-founder of the Cedartown TheatricalPerformers Company, LLC, along with his wife,Catharine Lundy and law partner, Chuck Morris. Theirdesire to introduce the performing arts to a town that didnot have a young performers’ theatre has been a drivingforce behind its creation. Professionally, Bill is thesenior partner at the law firm of PARKER AND LUNDY.Bill primarily handles serious personal injury claims tojury trial or settlement, claims for injured workers inGeorgia and Alabama, and wrongful death claimsagainst trucking companies and nursing home facilities.Bill is a committed trial lawyer, establishing recordverdicts in two cases involving the mistreatment of theelderly, with jury verdicts of $9,502,683.00 in WalkerState Court, Lafayette, Georgia and $2,000,000.00 inPolk Superior Court, in Cedartown. Bill won a landmarkdecision in the United States Supreme Court in 1993.Bill is a 1977 graduate of Cedartown High School and a1981 graduate of Jacksonville State University, wherehe signed a full football scholarship and was aletterman on 3 Gulf South Conference championshipteams with 3 NCAA Football Playoff appearances. Billgraduated from the Cumberland School of Law ofSamford University in Birmingham, Alabama. He hasalso served as Chairman of the Disciplinary Board ofthe State Bar of Georgia and as President of theGeneral Trial and Practice Section of the State Bar ofGeorgia. Bill as found a new hobby related to hispassion for the performing arts. Last summer, Bill wascast as a reporter in the upcoming Paramount Picturesmovie Jayne Mansfield’s Car, filmed right here indowntown Cedartown, Georgia. The entire Lundy familywas cast as extras and enjoyed the experience. AfterJayne Mansfield’s Car, Bill has appeared as a featuredextra in four additional film and television projectsincluding The Reluctant Fundamentalist, The Following(as a courtroom lawyer, no less), Trouble with theCurve, in a scene with Clint Eastwood, and 42. Therelease dates are set for early to middle 2013. Bill hasbeen married to the former Catharine Wells ofBirmingham, Alabama, for 29 years and they have fourchildren: Laura, age 24, Will and Lee, age 18, andSpencer, age 17. Bill maintains his law practice inCedartown, Georgia with his brother, Richard J. Lundyand Charles E. Morris, Jr. as Parker and Lundy. Bill andCatharine also started a Christian academy known asLundy Christian Academy located at 242 East Avenuein Cedartown, Georgia, which is now entering its

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seventh year. Bill also was recently recognized by theState Bar of Georgia in awarding him the Chief JusticeRobert Benham Award for Professionalism andCommunity Service for 2012, which recognized hiscontribution to the legal profession and his community.

Gabrielle Marangakis (Narrator)Gabrielle is a recent graduate from Shorter University.She took ballet for seventeen years. Her past musicalperformances include Beauty and the Beast, Crazy forYou, and Grease. She was also involved in drama atCedartown High School. This is her secondperformance with Cedartown Theatrical PerformersCompany. Last summer, Gabrielle appeared as theEmerald City Guard in The Wizard of Oz.

Trey McCullers (Steward)Trey McCullers is a twelve-year-old up and comingseventh grade student at Lundy Christian Academy.Trey is about to enter his third year with Lundy ChristianAcademy. He enjoys playing baseball, riding his dirtbike, and camp fires. Trey also enjoys movieproduction. During the summer of 2011, Trey filmed foreight days around Cartersville and Atlanta for his screendebut as an orphan in the movie The Three Stooges,which was released on April 13, 2012. His favoritesubject in school is history and his favorite collegefootball team is the University of Florida where he plansto matriculate. Trey made his stage debut as George(the baker) in LCA’s production of The Box CarChildren; subsequently, in Cedartown TheatricalPerformer’s Company’s production of A ChristmasCarol, Trey portrayed the young boy near the end of theplay that Scrooge calls down to from his window to fetcha turkey.

Chuck Morris (Producer/Director)Chuck earned a B.A. in Theatre from the University ofthe South in Sewanee, Tennessee. After college, Chuckperformed in regional touring productions with TheatreIV and The Patchwork Players, and also spent threesummers performing in The Lost Colony. Chuckgraduated from Georgia State University’s College ofLaw in 1998, and is a partner at the law firm of Parkerand Lundy. Chuck also serves as a part-time JuvenileCourt Judge for Polk and Haralson Counties. Since co-founding the Cedartown Theatrical Performers’Company in 2004, Chuck has worked with Bill andCatharine Lundy to provide performing opportunities forCedartown’s children and teenagers. Chuck co-directed/co-produced The Wizard of Oz, A ChristmasCarol, Annie, The Sound of Music, and Seussical theMusical, and co-produced Treasure Island and Disney’sBeauty and the Beast with CTPC. Chuck directed OnGolden Pond, You Can’t Take it With You and Clue theMusical at Rome Little Theatre, and he presently servesas President of the RLT Board of Directors. Chuck is

also chairman of the Cedartown Civic Arts CommissionBoard, and a member of the Historic DeSoto TheatreFoundation Board of Directors. Among his favorite roleson the community theater stage, Chuck has enjoyedplaying Jethro in The Beverly Hillbillies, Freddie inNoises Off, and Charlie in The Foreigner. In the pastyear, Chuck has appeared as an extra in several featurefilms and television pilots filmed within Georgia,including The Trouble with the Curve, 42, The Devil’sKnot, Revolution and The Following. Chuck is marriedto the lovely and talented Megan Keating, who he firstmet while they were both volunteering to work on aRome Little Theatre production. Chuck thanks Meganfor all of her inspiration, patience and support, as it isher skill and artistry as a graphic designer that makesour posters, tickets and programs into the specialkeepsakes that we all enjoy.

Ella Peek (Cinderella)Ella is a student at the Darlington School. This is Ella’ssixth show with the Cedartown Theatrical Performers’Company. Previously, Ella has appeared in The Soundof Music (Marta) Seussical (Baby Kangaroo) Disney’sBeauty and the Beast (Townsperson) A Christmas Carol(Martha Cratchit) and The Wizard of Oz (Tree, Jitterbug,Poppy, Emerald City Packer.) Ella would like to thankher parents and family for their love and support.

J.W. Perry (Cinderella’s Father)J.W. is 13 years old and a straight A student atCedartown Middle School. This is J.W.’s sixth show withthe Cedartown Theatrical Performers’ Company. J.W.previously appeared in The Sound of Music, Seussical,Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, A Christmas Carol andThe Wizard of Oz. J.W. would like to thank ChuckMorris and Bill and Catherine Lundy for their constantsupport and encouragement through the years, and forthe many opportunities that the CTPC has afforded him.Many thanks are also extended to all of his family andfriends for their love and support and to the cast/crewfor making all of his experiences in the theatre soamazing. To all of you: God Bless and enjoy the show!

Kiersten “McCall” Pirkle (Cinderella’s Stepmother)McCall is fifteen years old and is an upcomingsophomore at the Lundy Christian Academy (LCA). Shehas been very active in the performing arts from ayoung age. This will be McCall’s seventh performancewith CTPC. Her previous roles include an ensembleorphan in Annie, Sister Margaretta in The Sound ofMusic, a bird girl in Seussical the Musical, TheWardrobe in Beauty and the Beast, Mrs. Fezziwig in AChristmas Carol, and Glinda the Good Witch in TheWizard of Oz. In addition to CTPC performances,McCall has appeared in Cedartown Junior ServiceLeague’s 2004 and 2008 Follies, Stars in Our Eyesproduction of Grease, and the Rockmart Civic Arts

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Commission production of The Best Christmas PageantEver. She has also appeared as Aunt Polly in TomSawyer and Mother in Hansel and Gretel with LCA.Other than musical theatre, McCall has studied dancefor 9 years including tap, jazz, ballet, Pointe, and lyricalat the Rockmart Ballet Garden. McCall has receivednumerous awards for her singing talent, most recentlywinning Cedartown Idol 2011. McCall would like tothank Chuck Morris and each of the Lundy’s for theirwonderful guidance and support throughout eachperformance.

Lily Porterfield (Festival Goer)Lily will be a 5th grader this fall. This is her secondperformance with Cedartown Theatrical Performers.Lastsummer, Lily played the roles of Munchkin Miss #3,Poppy, Emerald City Manicurist in The Wizard of Oz.Lily enjoys singing solos for school events, churchesand other outside events. While away from school shealso enjoys swimming, and loves to take dance atSecond Steps Dance in Cedartown and enjoys takingand playing the piano. At school, Lily enjoys scienceand raising money for needy children at Christmas. Lilyhas enjoyed Into the Woods and looks forward to all theperformances. Lily would like to thank her mother andfather and everyone that helped get her to and from thepractices making it possible for her to be in theseshows.

Kate Saxton (Grann and The Giant)Kate is going into the 10th grade at Lundy ChristianAcademy and is very excited to be a part of Into theWoods! Her previous roles include Granddaughter(2006 CHS Variety Show), Scat Cat (RCAC's TheAristocats), Tweedle Dum (RCAC'S Alice inWonderland), ensemble (CTPC's Beauty and theBeast), Wicked Witch of the West (CTPC'S The Wizardof Oz), and several roles in school productions. She hasalso danced with various ballet groups over the lasttwelve years. She would like to thank her family(especially her family at CTPC) for helping her preparefor this role.

Mary Beth Tillery (Rapunzel)Mary Beth s a rising eleventh grader at Cedartown HighSchool. This is her sixth performance with CedartownTheatrical Performers’ Company. Mary Beth made herdebut with CTPC in The Sound of Music. She alsoappeared in CTPC’s productions of Seussical theMusical, Beauty and the Beast, The Wizard of Oz, andA Christmas Carol in which she played the role of theGhost of Christmas Past. At school, Mary Beth is amember of the National Honor Society and InternationalThespian Society. She is an active participant of the

CHS drama club and has enjoyed performing in theirannual variety shows. In addition to theater, Mary Bethenjoys acting on film and has appeared in severaltelevision commercials. Mary Beth also is passionateabout dancing, having recently been selected to attendan intensive summer session with the Atlanta Ballet.Other interests include singing and playing guitar.

Asia Turner (Festival Goer)Asia will be a Fifth grader this fall at CherokeeElementary School. This is her fourth performance withCedartown Theatrical Performers’ Company, previouslyappearing in The Wizard of Oz as Munchkin andTeacher #1, A Christmas Carol as a Narrator andDisney’s Beauty and the Beast as an EnchantedFlatware. Asia has performed with the Art CenterTheatre in Rockmart, GA in the shows Alice andWonderland and 101 Dalmatians. While away from thetheater, Asia attends Thankful Baptist Church in Rome,GA. She is active in the children choir and AbundantPraise Dance Ministry at church. She attends JoAnnCollier Dance Studio in Rome where she enjoys ballet,tap, and jazz. She also is a member of the Girl Scouts.At Cherokee, Asia excels as a Renaissance student andperforming in school productions. This year she waschosen as a member of Good Morning Cherokee Shewould like to thank CTPC for giving her anotheropportunity to perform on stage. Asia is very excitedabout Into the Woods, and would like to dedicate herperformance to her family.

Emma Rose Watkins (Festival Goer)Emma is the daughter of Heath and Jessica Watkins.She will soon be 9 years old and going into the 3rdgrade at Cherokee Elementary. This will be her fourthproduction with the Cedartown Theatrical Performersand she gets more excited with each show. Last year,Emma was very excited to be a Munchkin in The Wizardof Oz, which is one of her favorite movies! When she isnot following her big brothers around, she enjoyswatching movies, riding her bicycle, and being atomboyish diva. She is so very grateful, to once again,be part a magical show.

Patrick Wheale (Rapunzel’s Prince) Patrick is a thirdyear law student at the Cumberland School of Law,where he is a candidate for his Juris Doctorate degreein 2013. He is a 2007 graduate of The Citadel inCharlston, South Carolina. Patrick is making his actingdebut and is very excited to be a part of Into the Woods.He hopes everyone enjoys the show and thanks Bill,Catharine, and Chuck for the opportunity to spread hiswings a bit.

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