Presented by

October 20-26, 2018 The Forum theater

Presented by

The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Based on the Victor Hugo novel and songs from the Disney film

With

Presented By

“The Hunchback of Notre Dame” is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

All authorized performance materials are also provided by MTI. www.MTIshows.com

Directed by Amanda Fahlberg

Technical Director & Set/Lighting Design

JR Lawrence

Assistant Director & Stage Manager

Cody Duncan

Costuming

Katrina Menard

Choreography

Cari Pulliam

Music by

Alan Menken

Lyrics by

Stephen Schwartz

Book By

Peter Parnell

Anna Ganong Bryan Roberts Russ Pierce

Andy Shatley Brandon Bishop

Cast (In order of Appearance)

Dom Claude Frollo..........................................................................................Russ Pierce Jehan Frollo..............................................................................................Aaron Coleman Florika.....................................................................................................Christina Graham Father Dupin.................................................................................................Mitch Mahan Quasimodo..................................................................................................Bryan Roberts Clopin Trouillefou..................................................................................Brandon Bishop Phoebus De Martin.....................................................................................Andy Shatley Frederic Charlus.................................................................................................Kevin Box Esmeralda.....................................................................................................Anna Ganong King Louis XI...........................................................................................Garrett Dunnam Official......................................................................................................Andrew Graham Madame..................................................................................................Maranda Nichols Saint Aphrodisius..............................................................................................Paul Betts

Gypsies

Georgia Guinn Reid Kapales Ava Shatley Deanne Puryear

Lucy Box Eva Grace Barrett Ellon McDaniel Gabe White

Sarah Havdala Dillon Davis Faye Haney Taylor Hammond

Rodney Rogers Dominic Mineau Aiden Wright Corbin Wright

Abby Spades Anna Kate Horton Alexandra Wright Andrew Pulliam

Aaron Coleman Andrew Graham Damon Wright Christina Graham

Mitch Mahan Garrett Dunnam Maranda Nichols

Gargoyles & Statues

Chase Hoffman Abby Orr Paige King

Caiden Hinkle Burt Barrett Damon Wright

Soldiers

Kevin Box Dillon Davis Rodney Rogers

Parishioners

Riley Tarver Sophie Ramsey Emily Bowman

Kara Mahan Emma Buxton Betsy Johnson

Stacey Johnson

Choir

Christina Graham Kevin Box Garrett Dunnam Paul Betts

Georgia Guinn Reid Kapales Ava Shatley Dillon Davis

Aiden Wright Corbin Wright Abby Spades Anna Kate Horton

Alexandra Wright Andrew Pulliam Andrew Graham Burt Barrett

Damon Wright Emma Buxton Stacey Johnson Betsy Johnson

Crew

Backstage

Stage Manager ...........................................................................Cody Duncan

Lights ......................................................................Robbie Johnson

Sound ............................................................................JR Lawrence

Spotlight

Operator .............................................................................Lauren Box

Special Thanks

Cathy Tarver Jeff Stotts Central Baptist Church

Stacey Johnson Journey Church Damon Wright

Emily Maglothin Southwest Church of

Christ Robbie Johnson

Maranda Nichols Faye Haney Lauren Box

Andy Shatley

Build Team

Set Construction ..........................JR Lawrence, Andrew Tolson, Damon Wright

Paint .......................................JR Lawrence, Andrew Tolson, & Cast

Props ...........................................................................Cody Duncan

Costumes .......................................................................Katrina Menard

Act 1

Prologue Olim...................................................................................................Congregation, Choir

The Bells of Notre Dame.....................Frollo, Jehan, Dupin, Congregation, Choir

Scene 1 - Bell Tower Sanctuary.............................................................................................Frollo, Quasimodo

Out There.........................................................................................................Quasimodo

Scene 2 - Town Square Topsy Turvy (Part 1)...........................................Clopin, Quasimodo, Revelers, Choir

Rest & Recreation....................................................................Phoebus, Frollo, Clopin,

Revelers, Soldiers, Choir

Rhythm of the Tambourine............................................Esmeralda, Phoebus, Frollo, Quasimodo, Clopin

Topsy Turvy (Part 2).............................................Clopin, Esmeralda, Revelers, Choir

Sanctuary II.........................................................................................Frollo, Quasimodo

Scene 3 - Inside the Cathedral The Bells of Notre Dame (Reprise)..........................Esmeralda, Parishioners, Choir

God Help the Outcasts...............................................Esmeralda, Parishioners, Choir

Transition to the Bell Tower...........................................................Statues, Gargoyles

Scene 4 - Bell Tower Top of the World..................................Esmeralda, Quasimodo, Statues, Gargoyles

Scene 5 - Tavern Tavern Song (Thai Mol Piyas)...........................................Gypsies, Esmeralda, Frollo

Scene 6 - Bell Tower Heaven’s Light.................................................................................................Quasimodo

Scene 7 - Prayer Stalls Hellfire...............................................................................................Frollo, Priests, Choir

Scene 8 - The King’s Court

Scene 9 - The Streets of Paris / Outside a Brothel / Bell Tower Esmeralda...............................................................................................................Full Cast

Act 2

Scene 1 - Bell Tower Agnus Dei.....................................................................................................................Choir

Flight Into Egypt.........................................................Saint Aphrodisius, Quasimodo,

Statues, Gargoyles, Choir

Esmeralda (Reprise)......................................................................Frollo, Congregation

Rest & Recreation (Reprise)...............................................................................Phoebus

Scene 2 - Streets of Paris The Court of Miracles.............................................................................Clopin, Gypsies

Scene 3 - The Court of Miracles In a Place of Miracles............................................Phoebus, Esmeralda, Quasimodo,

Clopin, Gypsies, Choir

The Bells of Notre Dame (Reprise II).........................................Congregation, Choir

Scene 4 - Prison The Assault..................................................................................................................Frollo

Someday...........................................................................................Esmeralda, Phoebus

Scene 5 - Bell Tower While the City Slumbered............................................................Congregation, Choir

Made of Stone............................................................Quasimodo, Statues, Gargoyles

Scene 6 - Town Square / Notre Dame Judex Crederis............................................................................................................Choir

Kyrie Elesion..........................................................................................................Full Cast

Scene 7 - Bell Tower Top of the World (Reprise)................................................................Esmeralda, Choir

Esmeralda (Frollo Reprise)..........................................................Frollo, Jehan, Florika,

Congregation, Choir

Epilogue Finale Ultimo.........................................................................................................Full Cast

Stage Note

Betsy,

What fun it has been to be in this show with you! Dad

& I are so proud of you and grateful for the wonderful FOA

family that we love.

Love, Mom

Kara,

Someday, you’ll be singing these songs while your kids

roll their eyes at you! So happy we could build our FOA

relationship together.

Love, Dad

Caiden,

We are excited you found a new musical family. Here’s

to a new state, a new beginning, and another great show.

We love you,

Mom & Dad

Taylor Hammond,

We are so proud of you! You are so talented, smart, &

amazing, & you will go far in life. We love you so much!

Mom, Brittany & Max, Dad, Grandmother,

Paw-Paw, Morgan, Ryan, Christy & Carly. We love you!

Anna Kate,

I love watching you make people smile...on stage, at

work or church...just everywhere you go. I am always proud to

see you using the gifts God gave you....and enjoying it at the

same time. I will always be thankful to FOA for giving you the

venue to do what you love to do. Keep making the world smile

one person at a time!

Love you! Mom

Late arrivals must wait at the back of the house until a scene change.

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly

prohibited.

Turn your cell phones OFF.

If you need to leave your seat, please wait for a scene change

if possible.

In case of an emergency, exits are located

in the front and back of the auditorium.

Restrooms are located on the mezzanine and in the lobby.

Food and drinks are not allowed in the theater.

If you’re not saving this playbill as a keepsake,

please place it in the ”Recycle Playbills” bin

at the front door after the performance.

Thank You

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Theatre Etiquette

Director’s Note Being a mother and wife, while working a full time job doesn’t always allow me

to take part in every show at The Foundation of Arts. Those who have been in a

show, know the time commitment that is required when you are a part of one.

With that said, I knew after listening to the soundtrack and reading the

synopsis of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame”, that I had to be a part of this story.

This story has so many controversial layers, including infanticide, lust,

racism, materialism, and sin. The story also includes the belief in a loving and

forgiving God, kindness, acceptance, love, and strength. Although the story is

tragic and sad, it also has a meaning. The heartbreak is meant to inspire. It’s a

story of hardship, death, and people living in poverty because they are

unaccepted and different. Only after death has occurred, do we understand the

meaning behind the tragedy. We are then able to reflect and also learn from

Esmeralda through her selflessness. In her song “God Help the Outcasts” she

sings to Jesus, praying for the poor and downtrodden, the Parishioners pray for

materials and rewards. While others tormented and beat Quasimodo, she

defended and even befriended him. In the end, Esmeralda is the true hero.

So much of this story has taught me more than what is written on the pages. I

have met and made relationships with many uniquely exquisite individuals

who have poured their hearts and love for the arts into this production. Countless

hours have been spent singing, memorizing, developing characters, painting,

and crafting to bring the story to life. This cast and crew have been the most

humble and hardworking people that I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. I

see others uplifting each other daily with encouraging words and selfless acts.

There is zero judgement and 100% inclusiveness. It’s a beautiful thing to see-

others including others. This cast has taken the story and fully embraced it.

With all of that said, I believe that God did not lead me to take part in this

production because of the written story. He led me here for the story that was

within. Our storytellers (cast) have inspired me to be a better human. Thank

you to the cast, crew, parents, staff, and families of those involved for sharing

your love for theater on The Forum stage. Thank you for loving the arts and for

enhancing my way of thinking by just being you. All of your giving hearts

and beautiful souls are the true heroes in my story.

Someday

Life will be kinder

Love will be blinder

Some new afternoon -Amanda Fahlberg

A Heart for the Arts

Dear FOA Friends and Family,

A friend reminded me the other day that when I speak to FOA audiences I am

speaking to the choir. That may be true, so I will assume that you understand

the significance of the arts - not only in our culture - but in our own

community. Perhaps the arts within our community affect us the most. Of

course, the arts provide inspiration and joy to residents, beautify public spaces,

and strengthen the social fabric of our communities. I speak to this point

often. But what you may not realize, is that nonprofit arts organizations are also businesses. In a recent study by Americans for the Arts, local nonprofits

in the arts were found to be significant players in the local economy.

The FOA is a perfect example of what this study proposes. The Foundation of

Arts employs more than 35 people locally, purchases goods and services from

local businesses, makes our community more vibrant, and attracts visitors

from all over the area - including 16 other states in the country. Event-related

spending by FOA audiences generates valuable revenue, spending an estimated

$14.50 per ticket-holder (besides the cost of the ticket) for local merchants such

as florists, restaurants, retail stores, hotels, and even baby-sitters.

Locally, the Foundation of Arts represents about 55,000 trips to downtown

Jonesboro annually. More than 16,500 tickets are sold to FOA programs and

events, and in FOA arts classes alone, the FOA serves at least 500

families. Where the arts are vibrant, there are rising property values, and where

the arts are supported, there is a community who understands that the arts are a

pillar of a quality culture.

The City of Jonesboro supports the arts in our community namely by caring

and supporting the Forum Theater, which is the FOA’s primary performance

venue. The originators of our City’s Advertising and Promotion Commission

understood the importance of the Foundation of Arts because the Commission

was formed to help support the programming of the FOA, and today’s

Commissioners have annually kept that commitment to date.

In turn, the FOA manages the venue, staffs rental events, and invests daily in

the mission to enhance the quality of life in our community through the arts.

I hope that as you consider the impact the arts has on you and your family,

you find ways to advocate for the arts, and the FOA’s mission, to community

decision makers.

Thank you, Mr. Mayor and Jonesboro City Council members for

demonstrating an understanding for the many ways that the FOA practices

the mission for the citizens of our community- personally, culturally, and economically.

With a Heart for the Arts,

Kristi Pulliam

Professional Affiliations

Support for The Foundation of Arts is provided, in part, by the Arkansas Arts Council, an agency of the Department of Arkansas Heritage, and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Funding for advertising and promotion of The Foundation of Arts, its programs, and its events is provided, in part, by The Advertising and Promotions Commission of Jonesboro.

The Foundation of Arts, Forum Theater, and The Arts Center are licensed under federal law by SESAC, Inc. 55 Music Square East, Nashville, TN 37203.

The Foundation of Arts, Forum Theater, and The Arts Center are licensed under federal law by BMI, Inc., 10 Music Square East, Nashville, TN 37203.

The Foundation of Arts, Forum Theater, and The Arts Center are licensed under federal law by ASCAP, 2675 Paces Ferry Road, SE, Suite 350, Atlanta, GA 30339.

The Foundation of Arts is a member of Jonesboro Regional Chamber of Commerce, American Association of Community Theatre, Arkansas Community Theatre Association, Americans for the Arts, Association for Fund Raising Professionals, and Arkansas Coalition for Excellence.

This performance has been legally licensed and all associated rights and royalties have been paid in full by The Foundation of Arts. Under strict penalty of law (punishable by steep fines, revocation of license, and/or imprisonment), no part of this production, nor any implications or representations of this production, can be reproduced for public, private, profitable, charitable, or other purposes.

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The Foundation of Arts Board of Directors

The Foundation of Arts Staff

Kristi Pulliam, Executive & Artistic Director

JR Lawrence , Tech Director

Megan Dacus, Programs Director

Meridith Pierce, Associate Director

Brandon Bishop, Office Manager

Jenny Box, Customer Service Associate

Kelly Kelley, Bookkeeper

Andrew Tolson, Tech Assistant

The Foundation of Arts Faculty

Michelle Edwards - Ballet Savannah Strickland - Ballet, Jazz Brandon Bishop - Ballet, Tap, Jazz Maranda Nichols - Musical Theatre Performance LeeAnn King - Ballet, Conditioning Amber Ferguson - Tap, Jazz James Faulkner - Singing & Playing the Piano David Mason - Art Kaitlyn Bass - Ballet Elea Pulliam - Drama, Tap, Jazz Sametta Parker - Drama Carrie Hatton - Art

Megan Dacus - Ballet, Conditioning Meridith Pierce, Twirling Damon Wright, Musical Theatre Performance Penny Pausch - Art Jessica Maddox - Ballet Annie Roberts - LEAP, Drama Kristi Pulliam - Yoga Emily Allen - Art, Photography Abi Mason - Ballet, Tap, Jazz Jennifer Webb - Ballet, Tap, Jazz Sophie Ramsey - Twirling Matt Ball - Leap, Art

Damon Wright, Chair Dentist, Wright Family Dentistry

Janea Spades, Vice-Chair Attorney

Maranda Nichols, Secretary Physicians Assistant—Certified

Robin Martin, Treasurer CPA

Lorenzo Balderas EAST Lab Facilitator

Dr. Pam Haun Attorney, Waddell, Cole, & Jones

John Mixon Architect, Cromwell & Associates

Keith Pace Realtor, Century 21

Max Dacus Owner, Dacus Mini Warehouses

Russ Pierce Pharmacist

John Deacon Financial Advisor, Deacon Capital Partner

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October 10, 2017 - October 10, 2018

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Support The Foundation of Arts because we…

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• Stand alone as an arts organization in Northeast Arkansas that provides live theatre at relatively low ticket prices for thousands of patrons each year—and a Pay What You Can performance for each show so that everyone can grow from live theatre

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• Need your support—ticket sales and class tuition support only about half of what it takes to serve Northeast Arkansas and the more than 20,000 people we positively affect annually

• ARE YOUR COMMUNITY

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The Foundation of Arts Thanks our 2018-2019

Presenting Sponsors:

Wish List

A New Camera

Cyclorama

Lights

2 Moving Head

Spotlights

A New Tap floor

(Studio)

Sprung Floor

(Activity Room)

Laptop

Computer

(Newer than

2016)

New Stage

Curtains

New supply of

Lumber every 3

months for

shows

1804 W Washington Ave, Jonesboro, AR 72401

(870) 935-7860

The Foundation of Arts

would like to thank the City

of Jonesboro for the use of

the Forum Theater.

Women’s Giving Circle is a fun group of women who love what the

FOA represents and want to get

together to have fun and help out where they can. If you would like to join us, we would love to have

you! Just email Kristi@foajonesboro.org!