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Welcome from the President
Greetings to everyone. We are very glad to have you with us for
the production of Into the Woods. Our cast and crew, under the
direction of Mr. Mark Webb and Technical Director Mr. Brad Archer,
has been working for the past several months to bring this play to
you. As always, you can expect to see an outstanding production.
The talent, creativity, and attention to detail that characterizes every
Northeast play are all evident in this production. The play itself, a
Stephen Sondheim musical score, has won numerous awards since its
Broadway debut in 1987.
We hope, too, that you may visit with us again soon for any of our
upcoming events. Graduation will be held this year on May 15, 2015
at the Rainsville Agri-Business Center, and this year’s commencement
speaker is Dr. Mark Heinrich, Chancellor of the Alabama Community
College System. The public always is invited to attend this colorful,
distinguished event. The college also will hold its annual Latino Festival
on campus on June 6, 2015. The Festival features Latino foods, music,
dance, and arts and crafts. The Latino Festival has grown into one
of Alabama’s most outstanding and unique events. Frequently check
the Northeast Events Calendar on our home page at www.nacc.edu.
There is always something of interest going on at Northeast, particularly
this year as we celebrate the college’s 50th Anniversary.
Thank you all for attending Into the Woods. The Fine Arts are an
integral part of our college mission, and we greatly appreciate your
support of Northeast Alabama Community College and our theater.
We hope to see you on campus again soon!
Sincerely,
Dr. David Campbell
President, Northeast Alabama Community College
Northeast Alabama Community College Theatre
presents
Music and Lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIM
Book by JAMES LAPINE
Originally Directed on Broadway by James Lapine
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Original Broadway production by
Rocco Landesman
Frederic H. Mayerson
Heidi Landesman
M. Anthony Fisher
Rick Steiner
Jujamcyn Theaters
Originally produced by the Old Globe Theater, San Diego, Ca.
directed by
Mark A. Webb
technical director
Brad Archer
Ticketmasters
F.G. Lumber, Inc. and Regions Bank
Into the Woods is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
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Musical recording provided by The MT Pit L.L.C., www.themtpit.com
Projection Graphics by BroadwayMotionDesign.com
Projection and video services provided by Design Productions LLC.
Lighting and projection design services by Full Cue Productions.
Ticketing sponsorship provided by F.G. Lumber, Inc. and Regions Bank
Ticketing services provided by ShowClix.com
The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
Brody Atkins **
John Mark McGullion
Anna Rodgers
Matthew Brewer
Paige McGullion
Sleeping Beauty
Kayleigh Smith The Baker’s Wife
Evan Downey
Sarah McGullion
Katie Strickland **
Cinderella’s Prince
The Narrator
Little Red Riding Hood
The Cast
Susan Downey
Cinderella’s Mother
Giant’s Wife
Clinton Miller
The Witch
Kelsey Gilbert
Rapunzel’s Prince
**
Florinda
Rylee Hancock
Jack
Jake Harris
The Wolf
Sarah Mayhew
Mysterious Man
Snow White
Cinderella’s Stepmother
Allison Stubblefield **
Granny
Ty Trotter **
Zach Moore
Steward
The Baker
Savannah Owens **
Lucinda
Hannah Pearcy
Cinderella
Ethan Wilkerson ** Cinderella’s Father
Lew Williams Jack’s Mother
Rapunzel
Director of Theatre
Choreographer
Student Assistant Director
Assistant Choreographer
Mark A. Webb
Allison Dixon**
Emilee Harris**
Technical Director
Brandon Barranco
Kayleigh Smith
Stage Managers
Paul Stevenson
Cody Swanson**
Connor White
Holden Wynn
House & Box Office Manager
Scenic Painters
Hannah Wootten
Regan McClung
Office Assistant & Box Office
Set Construction Crew
Keeleigh Combs
Paige McGullion
Sara-Jessica White
Brad Archer
Rachel Monroe
Ally Sampson
Scenic Designer
Scenic Project Coordinators Set Decoration Coordinators
Brad Archer
The crew
Lighting Designer
James Seymour
Assistant Technical Director
Ben Johnson**
Sound Director
Jimmy Benefield
Vocal Director
James Kuykendall
Lighting Operator
Dylan Worley**
Lighting Design Assistant
Dylan Worley**
Spotlight
Sarah Jordan
Ryan Little**
Rehearsal Accompanist
Brad Fricks
Shelby Granger
Cody Swanson**
Sarah McGullion
Lynn Owens
Special Effects Coordinators Makeup Coordinators
Josh Gann**
Ethan Wilkerson**
Katie Strickland**
Lew Williams
Sound Assistant
Hair Coordinators
Holly Elmore
Stage Crew
Faith Bonitz
Hope Bonitz
Austin Boyd**
Levi Combs
Emily Deerman
Rysten Earnest
Shelby Granger
Andrew Holderfield
Tessa Hutson
Sarah Jordan
Selena Kirby
Mürron Marchik
Sam Nelson
Ryan Little**
Rachel Monroe
Costume Coordinator
Savannah Owens**
Emilee Harris**
Costume Assistants
Alena Bachman
Reah Monroe
Props Coordinators
Emily Deerman
Allison Stubblefield**
Alena Bachman
Hallie Bone
Nicole Culver
Juliana Rae Denes
Abigail Flowers
Kami Gothard
Jackson Gray
Madison Kubon
Lauura Lovechio
Trevor Lusk
Derek Maness
Reah Monroe
Belle Oliver
Tim Phillips
Ayla Race
Cole Shankles
Abby Shrader
Elizabeth Turner
Sara-Jessica White
Maggie Williams
Sadie Williams
Traci Williams
*All other cast & crew
Playbill Manager
Regan McClung
**Denotes scholarship student
from the director
Into the Woods is a paradox. It is for children, and it is for adults. It is both very
comical and very serious. It is light and dark, superficial and utterly significant, fantasy and
reality, as well as happy and sad. In short, it is pure genius!
The woods! An enchanting journey awaits all those who enter! Children, adults,
child-like adults, and adult-like children can all be found when you journey “Into the
Woods!” This play is a delight for audiences of all ages because it charms us all with the
opportunity to re-visit so many of the fairy tale characters of our youth! It is a wonder for
children as their imaginations carry them into the woods on their own fantastical journeys
alongside Cinderella, Rapunzel, Little Red, princes, wolves, witches, Jack and his journey
to the land of the Giants, and more! The enchanting side of this story will have younger
audience members spellbound from beginning to end!
Ahhh….but there are two sides to “this” telling of Grimm’s fairy tales! There are
challenges, dangers, and complications along the path through “these” woods that are
meant for the adults in the audience. Of course adults can enjoy the charms of the lighter
side of these whimsical tales, but there is much, much more to this story than meets the eye.
In fact, if Act I ends with “happy ever after”, which it does, Act II begins with what happens
after…..“happy ever after”! And therein lies quite another story.
The “woods” is a fantasy land of wish fulfillment for most of the characters throughout
Act I. In Act II the trials and challenges of real life begin to confront our characters as
they face many of the difficulties with which we are often confronted in our own lives as
adults. The characters become more mature as they seek fulfillment of new and different
wishes perhaps more realistic than the fanciful wishes they started with in Act I. The show is
particularly entertaining to adults because we get the best of both worlds. The charm of
the fairy tales of our youth nourishes the “child” within us all, yet we have the sophistication
of Act II to appeal to our adult side! What more could an adult wish for?
There are sooo…many wonderful morals of which we are reminded in the story for
young and old alike. “Careful what you wish for, wishes come true!” Also, “Sometimes the
things you most wish for are not to be touched!” In other words, sometimes what we get is
not what we thought it would be. The morals range from the most child-like “never talk to
strangers” to the most adult “wishes come true but not for free”. The charm and humor, with
which all these morals are conveyed, is just pure icing on the cake!
Please join us on this magical journey Into the Woods with an exceptional cast,
crew, and designers all of whom are and have been working incredibly hard to bring this
special story to life in a spectacular way just for YOU! Many thanks to everyone who has
contributed in any way to this production or our theatre program this year, last year, ever
before, or who may in the future! As always, our deep gratitude for the undying support
and encouragement of our president Dr. David Campbell, who is our leader and our
biggest fan!
I hope you will have a delightful, whimsical, charming time at Into the Woods and
“my wish” for all of you is that when you leave our theatre, you will leave “Happy ever
after!”
Mark Webb, Director 03/1/2015
Brody Atkins
Alena Bachman
Brandon Barranco
Technical Director
Cinderella’s Prince
Costume Assistant
Choreographer
Jake Barrentine
Jimmy Benefield
Hallie Bone
Faith Bonitz
Set Construction Crew
Sound Director
Set Construction Crew
Stage Crew
Hope Bonitz
Matthew Brewer
Jesse Clark
Keeleigh Combs
Stage Crew
Narrator
Once upon a time Rapunzel’s Prince Scenic Painter
Levi Combs
Nicole Culver
Emily Deerman
Juliana Rae Denes
Stage Crew
Set Construction Crew
Stage Crew
Set Construction Crew
The Cast & Crew
Brad Archer
Allison Dixon
Evan Downey
Susan Downey
Rysten Earnest
Holly Elmore
Student Assistant Director
Little Red Riding Hood
The Witch
Stage Crew
Sound Assistant
Abigail Flowers
Brad Fricks
Josh Gann
Kelsey Gilbert
Shelby Granger
Set Construction Crew
Rehearsal Accompanist
Special Effects Coordinator
Florinda
Scenic Project Coordinator
Jackson Gray
Rylee Hancock
Emilee Harris
Jake Harris
Andrew Holderfield
Set Construction Crew
Jack
Student Assistant Director
The Wolf
Stage Crew
Ben Johnson
Selena Kirby
Madison Kubon
James Kuykendall
Ryan Little
Assistant Technical Director
Stage Crew
Set Construction Crew
Vocal Director
Spotlight
Trevor Lusk
Derek Maness
Mürron Marchik
Sarah Mayhew
Regan McClung
Set Construction Crew
Set Construction Crew
Stage Crew
Rapunzel
Office Manager
John Mark McGullion
Paige McGullion
Sarah McGullion
Clinton Miller
Rachel Monroe
Rapunzel’s Prince
Sleeping Beauty
Cinderella’s Mother/Giant’s Wife
The Mysterious Man
Stage Manager
Zach Moore
Sam Nelson
Belle Oliver
Lynn Owens
Savannah Owens
The Baker
Stage Crew
Set Construction Crew
Set Decoration Coordinator
Lucinda
Hannah Pearcy
Tim Phillips
Ayla Race
Anna Rodgers
Ally Sampson
Cinderella
Set Construction Crew
Set Construction Crew
Snow White
Stage Manager
James Seymour
Cole Shankles
Abby Shrader
Kayleigh Smith
Paul Stevenson
Lighting Designer
Set Construction Crew
Set Construction Crew
The Baker’s Wife
Stage Crew
Katie Strickland
Allison Stubblefield
Ty Trotter
Elizabeth Turner
Mark Webb
Cinderella’s Stepmother
Granny
Steward
Set Construction Crew
Director of Theatre
Connor White
Sara-Jessica White
Ethan Wilkerson
Lew Williams
Maggie Williams
Stage Crew
Scenic Painter
Cinderella’s Father
Jack’s Mother
Set Construction Crew
Sadie Williams
Traci Williams
Hannah Wootten
Dylan Worley
Holden Wynn
Set Construction Crew
Set Construction Crew
Office Assistant
Lighting Operator
Stage Crew
About the Cast & Crew
Brad Archer (Technical Director) grew up in Arkansas where he played baseball until around
the age of twenty. He spent a lot of time hunting and fishing and working various jobs to get through school.
He was introduced to theatre and quickly became very active in the theatre program at Arkansas State
University-Beebe where he earned an Associate of Arts in Speech and Theatre. He moved to Jonesboro,
AR and attended Arkansas State University and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Technical Theatre. After
graduation he took a job at The Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, GA. From Atlanta he moved to Richmond, VA and
was the Scenic of Fine Arts in Scenic Design, with a secondary emphasis in Lighting Design. He has worked
throughout the Southeast and Northeast and his time here at Northeast Alabama Community College has
been especially gratifying and exciting as any place he has been.
Brody Atkins (Cinderella’s Prince) is a sophomore at NACC. He is on drama scholarship and
is majoring in business administration. Previous NACC credits include: teacher in Blood Brothers, Doc Porter
in Crimes of the Heart, Joe Harper in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Marius in Les Misérables, and Charles
Condomine in Blithe Spirit. Brody likes golfing and writing music.
Alena Bachman (Costume Assistant/Set Construction) is majoring in criminal justice. Into
the Woods is her first ever production! In her spare time, she enjoys singing, dancing, and cooking.
Brandon Barranco (Choreographer) is a dance instructor at Studio 3. Previous credits include:
The Producers, Annie, Little Women, and at Oak Mountain Middle School, Fiddler on the Roof. Brandon is a
certified instructor through the National Dance Congress.
Cassidy Nicole Barrentine (Set Construction) is a sixth grader at Rosalie Elementary
School. Into the Woods is her first ever production! In her spare time, she likes to read, sing, shop, act, and write stories.
Jake Barrentine (Set Construction) is a junior at Pisgah High School. Into the Woods is his
second production, having previously been in Gavroche’s gang in NACC’s Les Misérables. He enjoys playing
the piano, singing, and acting.
Hallie Bone (Set Construction) is a freshman at Scottsboro High School. Into the Woods will be
her fourth production. Previously NACC credits include: lollipop guild in The Wizard of Oz, daughter in Fiddler
on the Roof, and solo urchin in Les Misérables. She is a member of the SHS cross country and track and field
team. She is also a part of the Interact club.
Faith Bonitz (Set Construction/ Stage Crew) is a senior at Scottsboro High School. Into
the Woods is her eleventh production. Previous NACC credits include: Gavroche in Les Misérables, daughter
in Fiddler on the Roof, Doleite in Blood Brothers, munchkin school teacher in The Wizard of Oz, and crew in
Crimes of the Heart. Faith’s is interested in band, reading, and writing. She takes voice lessons, and she is a
member of Link Crew and Spanish Club.
Hope Bonitz (Set Construction/Stage Crew) is a senior at Scottsboro High School. This
will be her eleventh production. Previous NACC credits include: Gavroche in Les Misérables, Doleite in Blood
Brothers, daughter in Fiddler on the Roof, and munchkin school teacher in The Wizard of Oz. At Player’s in
Progress, she played multiple roles in Christmas in Progress. She takes voice lessons and likes to keep up with
the current trends. In her spare time, Hope also likes to play the clarinet, read, and write.
Austin Boyd (Stage Crew/Set Construction) is a graduate of Pisgah High School. A freshman
at NACC, he is a technical theatre scholarship student majoring in biology. This is his first ever production! Austin
is a lifeguard.
Matthew Brewer (Narrator) has B.A. in both History and Theatre. He is a 2010 graduate from NACC,
where he was a theatre scholarship student, and a 2013 graduate from the University of South Alabama.
Previous NACC credits include: Claquesous in Les Misérables, Fiddler on the Roof, and Second Samuel. USA
credits include: King Crean in Burial at Thebes, Seth and ham in Children of Eden the Musical, and Decius
Brutus in Julius Caesar. Matt is also an Eagle Scout and a Scottsboro swim coach.
Jesse Clark (Once Upon a time…Rapunzel’s Prince) is a student here at NACC. He is on
a GI Bill scholarship and is majoring in theatre. This is his tenth production. Previous NACC credits include: stage
construction in Blithe Spirit and guard and stage crew in Les Misérables. At Leysin American School, he was
space punk in Starmites, a reporter and plant in The Little Shop of Horrors, and company in How to Succeed.
Jesse likes to play music in bands.
Keeleigh Combs (Scenic Painting) is a freshman and is homeschooled. Into the Woods is her
fifth production. Previous NACC credits include: stage crew in The 39 Steps and hair and spotlight in Blithe
Spirit. At the Blackberry Little Theatre, her credits include: hair, makeup, set construction, and stage crew in
The Hobbit and costumes and assistant stage manager in Alice In Wonderland. Keeleigh is interested in art,
sketching, drawing, architecture, design, and music.
Levi Combs (Stage Crew/Set Construction) is a junior at Fyffe High School. This is his
seventh production. Previous NACC credits include: son in Fiddler on The Roof, spotlight in Blood Brothers, set
construction in The Mousetrap, set construction in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and the poor and beggar’s
chorus in Les Misérables. Levi enjoys photography and playing the guitar and piano.
Nicole Culver (Set Construction) is in seventh grade at Scottsboro Jr. High School. This is her
first ever production at NACC, however, at the Scottsboro Children’s Theatre, she was milkmaid in Bebop with
Aesop, Dori in School House Rock, Jr., and company in The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. Nicole has been to
NACC’s summer workshop in 2013 and 2014, and she is an Act One theatre student at Studio 3. She is on the
2014-2015 Scottsboro Jr. High dance line team and is a member on Jackson County’s 4H Youth Council. Nicole
is a bronze awarded Girl Scout of seven years.
Emily Deerman (Prop Coordinator/Stage Crew/Set Construction) is on chorus
scholarship here at NACC, and she is majoring in music education. At NACC, previous credits include:
daughter in Fiddler on the Roof and turning woman #5 in Les Misérables. At Scottsboro High School, she was
Belle in Beauty and The Beast. Emily is a member of NACC’s Chorus and Encore.
Juliana Rae Denes (Set Construction Crew) is a sophomore at Pisgah High School. Into the
Woods will be her fourth production. Previous credits include: set construction in The Mousetrap, ensemble
and Doleite in Blood Brothers, and street urchin and ensemble in Les Misérables. She is a cheerleader and is
on the track team at PHS. She sings at on the Pisgah Baptist Church Praise Band, and she enjoys singing and
reading on a daily basis.
Allison Dixon (Assistant Director) graduated from Scottsboro High School, and she is a freshman
at NACC. She is a drama scholarship student and is majoring in biology. This marks her tenth production. Previously at
NACC, she was an assistant director in Blithe Spirit and Parisian prostitute and lovely lady in Les Misérables.
Evan Downey (Little Red) is a student at NACC. Into the Woods is her ninth production. Previous
NACC credits include: Eponine in Les Misérables, company and kids games in Blood Brothers, a poppy in The
Wizard of Oz, Fagin’s gang in Oliver!, and crew positions in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The Mousetrap.
Evan teaches a special needs art class at Studio 3, and she also helps with dance classes there.
Susan Downey (Witch) has her bachelor’s in science from Auburn University, and she is a vocal
instructor at Studio 3. Into the Woods will be her ninth production. Previous NACC credits include: (her favorite)
Peter in Peter Pan and the wicked witch in The Wizard of Oz. She enjoys spending time with her husband, Joey,
her three kids: Taylor, Evan, and Rebecca, and her twin Jonny.
Rysten Earnest (Stage Crew/Set Construction Crew) is a sophomore at Scottsboro High
School. Into the Woods marks her fifth production. Previous NACC credits include: daughter in Fiddler on the
Roof, female student in Les Misérables, and crew in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
Holly Elmore (Sound Assistant) is a junior at Scottsboro High School. Into the Woods is her ninth
production. Previous NACC credits include: Eponine in Les Misérables, sound assistant in Blithe Spirit, stage
crew in The 39 Steps, Doleite in Blood Brothers, and a poppy in The Wizard of Oz. She enjoys photography,
drawing, singing, and playing the guitar.
Abigail Flowers (Set Construction) is an eighth grader at Scottsboro Jr. High. Previously at
NACC, she was a village daughter in Fiddler on the Roof and also a munchkin in The Wizard of Oz. She is cheer
captain at SJHS, and she is also part of their Beta Club, Student Government, and vice president of Students for Christ.
Abigail attends Mayfair Church of Christ in Huntsville.
Brad Fricks (Rehearsal Accompanist) is the director of Institutional Planning and Assessment at
NACC. He graduated from the University of Alabama and has his M.A. in Second Language Acquisition and
Teaching. This is his ninth production. Previous NACC credits include rehearsal accompanist in Les Misérables,
Blood Brothers, Fiddler on the Roof, and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. He was also juror #12
in 12 Angry Men. Brad is a pianist for NACC Chorus and for Fort Payne First Baptist Church.
Josh Gann (Crew)
is a freshman at NACC and is on technical drama scholarship. He is majoring in
industrial electronics. Previously, he was also crew in NACC’s Blithe Spirit.
Kelsey Gilbert (Florinda) is a sophomore drama scholarship student at NACC. She is double
majoring in theatre and communications. This is her fourteenth production. Previously at NACC, she has been
daughter in Fiddler on the Roof, Eddie’s friend in Blood Brothers, stage manager in The Adventures of Tom
Sawyer, Whore 0 in Les Misérables, and Mrs. Bradman in Blithe Spirit. She is a member of NACC’s Phi Theta
Kappa, and she has taken voice lessons from James Kuykendall for four years.
Kami Gothard (Set Construction) is a sophomore at Scottsboro High School. This is her first
production at NACC. At Players in Progress, she was Clarisse in Rags to Riches. She is in the National Art Honor
Society, Interact Club, and she enjoys playing tennis.
Shelby Granger (Scenic Project Coordinator) is a graduate of DAR High School. She
currently attends NACC and is majoring in theatre. Previously, she has been Bonnie in Anything Goes, Bonnie
in Ax of Murder, Ronette in Little Shop of Horrors, Otis in Truck Stop Chili, and scenic project coordinator in
NACC’s Blithe Spirit. Shelby likes to rap.
Rylee Hancock (Jack) is a senior at Scottsboro High School. At NACC, his credits include doctor in
Blood Brothers and Combreferre in Les Misérables. At Scottsboro High School, he was Seymour in Little Shop of
Horrors. He enjoys playing the piano, flute, piccolo, and guitar, as well as singing and acting. He is a member
of Scottsboro High School marching band. Rylee has a Christian faith and attends Scottsboro Community
Church of God.
Emilee Harris (Assistant Director) is a theatre scholarship freshman at NACC. She is majoring in
theatre. Into the Woods marks her fourth production. Previous NACC credits include: spotlight in The Adventures
of Tom Sawyer, ensemble in Les Misérables, and Elvira in Blithe Spirit. Emilee enjoys sewing.
Jake Harris (The Wolf) is a salesman for Southern Torch and Lookout Alabama magazine. Into the
Woods is his 12th production, while previous NACC credits include: Riff in West Side Story, Thuy in Miss Saigon,
Thenardier in Les Misérables, Ellard in The Foreigner, and various roles in Shakespeare Abridged. Jake is a Star
Wars memorabilia collector, and he also enjoys bowling and voice acting.
Andrew Holderfield (Stage Crew/Set Decoration) is a senior at Scottsboro High School.
Previous NACC credits include: Les Misérables, Blood Brothers, Crimes of the Heart, and Little Shop of Horrors. He is
interested in theatre, as well as keeping up with the current trends. Andrew especially likes to use his imagination.
Ben Johnson (Technical Assistant Director) is a drama scholarship student at NACC, and he
is majoring in environmental science. He graduated from Fort Payne High School. Into the Woods is his second
production, previously being a special effects coordinator in NACC’s Blithe Spirit. Ben’s interests include golfing.
Sarah Jordan (Spot Light/Stage Crew) has been in previous productions. She has been
stage crew and makeup in Annie and stage crew in Little Shop of Horrors.
Selena Faith Kirby (Set Construction/Stage Crew) is homeschooled. Into the Woods is
her second production, previously being on set construction and scene painting in NACC’s Blithe Spirit. She
enjoys painting, singing, cooking, and drawing. Selena is also on the drama team at her church.
Ryan Little (Hair/Spotlight) is a drama scholarship freshman at NACC. He is majoring in general
studies. Into the Woods is his eleventh production. NACC credits include: hair in Blithe Spirit, ensemble in Les
Misérables, stage crew in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and counselor and ensemble in Blood Brothers. He
is involved in the NACC Chorus and NACC Encore show choir.
Trevor Lusk (Set Construction) is a sophomore at Scottsboro High School. Into the Woods is his
second production, previously being on set construction for NACC’s Blithe Spirit. In his spare time, Trevor is
involved in the youth group at Centerpoint Baptist Church and with his high school football team. His hobbies
and interests include: writing, Ultimate Frisbee, and psychology.
Mürron Marchik (Stage Crew/Set Construction) is a junior at Scottsboro High School.
This is her fifth production. Previous NACC credits include: set construction in Crimes of the Heart, as well as
ensemble, beggar, and the poor in Les Misérables. At Players in Progress, she has been Mallory in Rags to
Riches, and Prince Adam in The Frog Princess. She is a member of the National Art Honor Society, National
Honor Society, and Interact club. She also participates at Randall’s Chapel United Methodist church choir.
Sarah Mayhew (Rapunzel) is a junior at Scottsboro High School. This is her tenth production. Previous
NACC credits include: kid’s voice and Doleite in Blood Brothers, and turning woman 1 in Les Misérables. At
Player’s in Progress, she has been Princess Darling in Rags to Riches, Freddie in The Frog Princess, Margaret
Poole in Jekyll and Hyde, and in Sweeney Todd. Sarah plays the piano at Randall’s Chapel and the clarinet
in the band. She plays the steel drums and takes voice lessons as well. Sarah is a member of the National
Honor Society.
Regan McClung (Theatre Office Manager) has a degree in Secondary Education,
Language Arts (English, Theatre, Journalism) from Athens State College. While teaching she directed numerous
plays and individuals for State and Regional competition. She also served on the Board of Alabama
Thespian Teachers and coordinated youth theatre camps in Kansas City, New Jersey, Cullman, and Fort
Payne. She currently participates as an active member of the Alabama Conference of Theatre (ACT) and
the Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC). She is now in her 11th year at NACC, where in addition to
her Theatre Office Manager duties, she coordinates the NACC’s Summer Youth Theatre Workshop, students’
participation in the ACT and SETC competitions, and theatre educational outreach programs. She has won
various graphic design awards with the Alabama Community College System Public Relations Association,
the National Higher Education Marketing Report, and the National Collegiate Advertising Awards. Dr. David
Campbell recently nominated her for the Alabama Community College System’s Chancellor Support Staff
Person of the Year award.
John Mark McGullion (Rapunzel’s Prince) is an eighth grader at Fort Payne Middle School.
Into the Woods will be his seventh production. At NACC, he was previously in Gavroche’s Gang and chain
gang in Les Misérables. Blackberry Little Theatre credits include: Cheshire Cat in Alice in Wonderland
and D’artagnan in The Three Musketeers. At Player’s in Progress, he was Jack Heartright in Sweeney Todd.
In his spare time, John Mark likes to play the piano, guitar, and ukulele. His interests include singing and
photography.
Sarah McGullion (Cinderella’s Mother, The Giant’s Wife) is a stay at home mother,
and she has her bachelor’s degree in elementary education. Into the Woods is her 3rd production. Previous
NACC credits include: Doleite, and other roles in Blood Brothers, as well as old woman #2, turning woman #10,
and costume assistant in Les Misérables. Sarah is a teacher of the DeKalb County Released Time Bible Class.
In her spare time, she enjoys reading and crafts.
Paige McGullion (Sleeping Beauty) is a senior at Fort Payne High School. This is her sixteenth
production. At NACC, she has been Shprintze in Fiddler on the Roof. Blackberry Little Theatre credit include:
Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Pippi Longstocking in Pippi Longstocking, and Queen of Hearts in Alice’s
Adventures in Wonderland. At Player’s in Progress, she was Claudetta Mincey in Sweeney Todd. She also
helped produce Fort Payne High School’s movie, The Harvest. In her spare time, Paige enjoys painting, drawing,
traveling, and reading.
Clinton Miller (Mysterious Man) is a student here at NACC and is majoring in theatre. This is
his sixteenth production. Previous NACC credits include: Giles Ralston in The Mousetrap, Mr. Lyons in Blood
Brothers, assistant director in Crimes of the Heart, Prouvaire in Les Misérables, and lighting operator in The 39
Steps. Clinton enjoys singing and knitting.
Rachel Monroe (Stage Manager/Hair) is an alumna of Athens State University with a degree
in Art and Graphic Design. She is currently a web developer and graphic designer at the Southern Torch.
Into the Woods is her eighth production. Previously at NACC, she was Grandma Tzeitel in Fiddler on the Roof.
Rachel enjoys photography, painting, watching Netflix, traveling, and going to Disney World.
Reah Monroe (Crew) is a student at NACC and is majoring in phlebotomy. Previously at NACC, she
was on crew in Fiddler on the Roof. She likes being outdoors, hiking, playing the piano, and spending time
with her friends.
Zach Moore (The Baker) is a graduate of the University of Alabama at Birmingham and has his B.A.
in Broadcasting. Currently, he is a videographer and editor at the Southern Torch. Previous NACC credits
include: Chip in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Perchik in Fiddler on the Roof, and Tom in Sylvia.
He was also a part of the UAB Theatre Cabaret Tour group. Zach enjoys writing, filming, and traveling in his
spare time.
Sam Nelson (Set Construction/Stage Crew) is a junior at Fyffe High School.
Player’s in
Progress credits include Elliot Glass in Rages to Riches, Marvin in The Frog Princess, and Gabriel Utterson and
Mr. Snider in Jekyll and Hyde. At the Blackberry Little Theatre, he was Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit. Sam enjoys
spending time at the beach and listening to music, especially American rock.
Belle Oliver (Set Construction) is a sixth grader at Cornerstone Christian Academy. Into the
Woods is her second production, previously at NACC she was young Eponine in Les Misérables. Belle is the
secretary of the Jr. Beta Club, and she likes to sing at church.
Lynn Owens (Stage Decoration) is a 5th and 6th grade Language Arts teacher at Rosalie
Elementary. She has been a part of many NACC productions. Previous credits include: Arsenic and Old
Lace, Fiddler on the Roof, Blood Brothers, Blithe Spirit, and company in Les Misérables.
Savannah Owens (Lucinda) is a theatre scholarship student, and she is majoring in theatre.
Previous NACC credits include: jitterbug in The Wizard of Oz, Russian, choreographer, and bottle dancer in
Fiddler on the Roof, Donna Marie in Blood Brothers, lovely lady and choreographer in Les Misérables, and
Edith in Blithe Spirit. Savannah enjoys teaching dance and acting at AlleyKat Talent in Rainsville.
Hannah Pearcy (Cinderella) is a graduate of University of Alabama at Birmingham with a degree
in Criminal Justice. Previously at NACC, she was Fantine in Les Misérables.
Ayla Race (Crew) is a sophomore at Fort Payne High School. Into the Woods is her first ever production!
Anna Rodgers (Snow White) is a sophomore at Scottsboro High School. Into the Woods is her
fourth production. She was Alice in Alice in Wonderland at the Blackberry Little Theatre, and at NACC, Anna
was ensemble in both Les Misérables and Fiddler on the Roof.
Ally Sampson (Stage Manager) is a junior at Pisgah High School. Into the Woods will be her
eleventh production. Previous NACC credits include: daughter in Fiddler on the Roof, Doleite wedding guest
in Blood Brothers, lovely lady in Les Misérables, makeup and costume coordinator in The Mousetrap, and
stage manager in Blithe Spirit. She is a member of the Senior Beta Club.
Cole Thomas Shankles (Set Construction) is in sixth grade at Rosalie Elementary. Into the
Woods is his second production, previously being on set construction in NACC’s Blithe Spirit. In his spare time,
Cole likes to read and play video games.
Abby Grace Shrader (Set Construction) is a sixth grader at Henagar Jr. High School. Into
the Woods is her first ever production! She enjoys taking voice lessons and singing in choir at her church. She
was a Songfest participant and in a group talent at the Jr. Beta Club convention. Abby is an aspiring writer.
Kayleigh Jade Smith (Baker’s Wife/Assistant Choreographer) is an alumna of
NACC and holds a degree in Drama from Jacksonville Stage University. She has participated in sixteen
NACC productions. Previous NACC credits include: Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, Sylvia in Sylvia, and
Babe in Crimes of the Heart. At the Birmingham Children’s Theatre, she was Serena in The Trumpet of the Swan.
Kayleigh now owns and is an instructor at Studio 3.
Paul Stevenson (Set Construction/Painting) has a bachelor’s in Art Education from Auburn
University and a master’s in fine art from the University of Georgia. He is also retired from NACC’s art instruction.
He has been a part of numerous shows; previous NACC credits include: Fiddler on the Roof, The Wizard of
Oz, Blood Brothers, Les Misérables, and now, Into the Woods. He enjoys fishing, hiking, building sets, napping,
and spending time with his grandkids.
Katie Strickland (Cinderella’s Stepmother) is a freshman drama scholarship student at
NACC. Her major is communications. Previous NACC credits include: neighbor/Doleite in Blood Brothers, whore 1,
factory woman, and the poor in Les Misérables, and Ruth Condomine in Blithe Spirit. At Scottsboro High School, she
was silly girl 1 in Beauty and the Beast, and at North Gwinette High School, she was who in Seussical the Musical.
Katie’s interests and hobbies include NACC’s choir and ensemble, as well as tennis and creative writing.
Allison Stubblefield (Granny/Props Coordinator) is a drama scholarship student at
NACC. Her major is general studies. This is her eleventh production at NACC. Her previous credits include:
youth chorus in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, orphan in Oliver!, stage manager in Blithe
Spirit, Doleite and wedding guest in Blood Brothers, and kid’s gang in Little Shop of Horrors.
Cody R. Swanson (Technical Crew) is a theatre technical scholarship student at NACC. Into
the Woods is his first production! His major is respiratory therapy.
Ty Trotter (Steward) is a sophomore at NACC and is on drama scholarship. His major is theatre. Into
the Woods is his sixth production. Previous NACC credits include Babet in Les Misérables, Sid Sawyer in The
Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and Doctor Bradman in Blithe Spirit. At Plainview High School, he was steward in
Cinderella and Danny in Grease. Ty enjoys driving, dancing, and hanging out with his friends.
Mark Webb (Theatre Director and Instructor) began his acting career at the age of
thirteen when he played the role of Aslan the lion in The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. Since then he has
been involved in well over a hundred productions as an actor, director, technical director, lighting and/or set
designer as well as in numerous other capacities. He graduated from the Alabama High School of Fine Arts,
received his bachelor’s degree from UNA, and completed his master’s program at the University of Montevallo.
Mark has been working with Northeast theatre since 1989 when he played “Curly” in Oklahoma. Shortly after,
he was hired first as an instructor of drama and Assistant Director to the Theatre, then as Director of the Theatre
Department. He has appeared in many regional community and professional theatres in a variety of roles
including, “The King” in The King and I, “Tevye” in Fiddler on the Roof, “Archibald” in The Secret Garden, and
“Don Quixote” in Man of La Mancha among many others. He is currently enjoying his role as Director of Theatre
and striving to guide the theatre program at Northeast toward new pinnacles of achievement.
Connor White (Crew/Set Construction) is a sophomore at Fort Payne High School. Into the
Woods is his fifth production. Previously at NACC, he was crew in both Les Misérables and The 39 Steps.
At FPHS, he was Ichabod Crane in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. In the Players for Progress production of
Sweeney Todd, he was Sweeney Todd. In his spare time, Connor enjoys playing the guitar and singing.
Sara-Jessica White (Scenic Painter) is a senior at Fort Payne High School. This is her sixth
production. Previous NACC credits include: set construction in Les Misérables, stage manager in The 39
Steps, and set decoration in Blithe Spirit. At the Blackberry Little Theatre, she was White Rabbit and assistant
technical director in Alice in Wonderland. She was also Cherry Goodenough in Player’s in Progress’s production
of Sweeney Todd. Sara-Jessica enjoys painting, dancing, and drawing.
Ethan Wilkerson (Cinderella’s Father/Special Effects Coordinator) is a current
drama scholarship student and a freshman here at NACC. A graduate of Fyffe High School, he is now currently
majoring in theatre. He is a DJ and floor guard at the PlayZone Fun Center. Into the Woods is his second
production, previously being a special effects coordinator in NACC’s Blithe Spirit. In his spare time, he enjoys
beach volleyball, tennis, hiking, music, and dancing.
Lew Williams (Jack’s Mother) is a sophomore at NACC and is majoring in theatre. Into the Woods
is her twelfth production. Previous NACC credits include: Madame Acarti in Blithe Spirit, Madame Thenardier
in Les Misérables, assistant director of The 39 Steps, assistant director of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and
bottle dancer in Fiddler on the Roof.
Hannah Wootten (Theatre Office Assistant) graduated Sylvania High School, class of 2014,
and she is currently attending NACC on academic scholarship. While her major is undecided she does hope
to develop her leadership skills while at NACC. To that end the Phi Theta Kappa Alabama Region recently
voted her the president of the region. She served as a summer missionary in Kentucky, working with refugees from
Burma, Nepal, Sudan, and Somali. Her duties there also included office work, construction work, and children’s
programs. She works with the children’s ministry at her church, and she was active Hope Puppet Team while in
high school. NACC Theatre has opened many doors of opportunity in the short time she has been here, and
she looks forward to the future. In her spare time, she likes to practice piano, play soccer, and go hiking.
Dylan Worley (Lightening Operator) is a freshman at NACC. He is on a technical drama
scholarship, and he is majoring in mechanical engineering. Into the Woods marks his second production,
previously being a lighting operator in NACC’s Blithe Spirit.
Holden Wynn (Stage Crew/Set Construction) is a sophomore at Scottsboro High School.
Previous NACC credits include: Sergeant in Blood Brothers and onlooker #1 in Les Misérables. At Players in
Progress, he was Robin Hood in Robin Hood, narrator in Rags to Riches, and Jekyll and Hyde in Jekyll and Hyde.
Holden enjoys swimming, reading, and biking.
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the show
Elsewhere in the woods, Red Riding Hood is surprised by
a Wolf, who persuades her to take a short detour, while
Jack sells Milky-White to the Baker for five beans. At the
cottage, the Wolf has swallowed both Grandmother and
the young girl. Jack goes up the beanstalk. Cinderella’s
Prince commiserates with his brother, who’s in similar agony
over Rapunzel. However, the pieces are falling into place
for the Baker and his wife: the cow, a strand of Rapunzel’s
hair, Red Riding Hood’s cape. The Witch, furious that her
daughter Rapunzel is seeing a Prince, ends up chopping
off her hair. The Prince has spread pitch on the stairs to
trap Cinderella. A giant is pursuing Jack.
Alas, everything turns out for the best: the Baker produces
the ingredients, the ugly old Witch mixes her potions and
restores her beauty, the Baker’s Wife becomes pregnant,
Jack and his cow resume their friendship. Cinderella and
Rapunzel marry their Princes. Everyone lives happily ever
after, except for those hateful stepsisters, of course!
Once upon a time - later ... despite one or two quibbles
everyone is content - until, suddenly, the Baker’s house is
reduced to rubble. The only clue: a huge footprint.
Back into the woods they go - except Cinderella’s and
Rapunzel’s Princes who, marital bliss notwithstanding,
have come across Sleeping Beauty and the equally
unwakeable Snow White, two new maidens who again
have them in agony. But, for one of them, there’ll be no
need for a messy divorce. A Giant - actually, a giantess
- is on the rampage, eager to avenge her husband’s
death, and she carelessly tramples Rapunzel to death.
The Witch begins a lament for her daughter and turns on
the Narrator because she doesn’t like the way he’s telling
the story. Only after she’s tossed him to the Giantess
does it dawn on them that the story is now out of control.
They begin to blame each other. The Witch scatters a
few beans and disappears in a puff of smoke. The Baker
decides it is time to take responsibility. Devising a plan
to slay the Giantess, the Baker, Cinderella, Red Riding
Hood and the others comfort each other. When peace
is finally restored to the woods, the Baker begins to tell
his son the story - “Once upon a time... and share what
he has learned.
Act One Prologue
Cinderella at the Grave
Hello, Little Girl
The Spell is On My House (Reprise)
I Guess This is Goodbye
Maybe They’re Magic
I Know Things Now
A Very Nice Prince
First Midnight
Giants in the Sky
Agony
A Very Nice Prince (Reprise)
It Takes Two
Second Midnight
Stay with Me
On the Steps of the Palace
Act One Finale
act two act one
act two act one
Wishing begins our tale! Cinderella wishes to go to the
King’s Festival, Jack wishes his cow would give him some
milk, the Baker and his Wife wish for a child. However,
fortune does not seem to favor these poor souls until the
Witch has an offer. She will end the couple’s barrenness
if the Baker can find four crucial ingredients for a magic
potion: “the cow as white as milk, the cape as red as
blood, the hair as yellow as corn, the slipper as pure as
gold.” Accompanied only by six beans from his father’s
jacket, the Baker sets off into the woods; so does Jack,
to sell his cow; and Cinderella, to visit her mother’s grave.
song list
Act Two Prologue
Agony (Reprise)
Witch’s Lament
Any Moment
Any Moment (Reprise)
Moments in the Woods
Your Fault
Last Midnight
No More
No One is Alone (Part 1)
No One is Alone (Part 2)
Act Two Finale