February 22, 23, 24 & 25, 2007
at the VA Hospital Auditorium
THE CAST
(in order of appearance)
Tobit—John Deahl
Anna—Allison Enneking
Tobiah—Ben Deghand
Ahikar—Brendan Crowley
Azariah—Rachel Scheve
Sarah—Ashley Anguiano
Edna—Becky Schieferecke
Raguel—Jess Wood
Gabael—Jordan Strecker

Townspeople, Servants, Friends:
Emily Buhler
Shawnalee Criss
Jessica Diederich
Megan Domnanish
Mary Gootee-Schafers
Collin Huerter
Bailey Ossello
Lauren Spain
Katy Wright
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PRODUCTION STAFF
Director
Mark Radziejeski
Musical Director
Amy Beckett
Stage Manager
Josh Witt
Choreographers
Kate Scheopner, Melissa Short
Set Constructon and Painting
Kristen  Martin, Fran Winkel, Erin Kraus, Katie Farrington, Jessica Hennes, Alex Ondracek, Kate Kyle, Lauren Grimes
Lighting Control
Katie Farrington
Spotlights
Brady Koch, Allie Dorsey
Sound
Alex Ondracek
Properties
Jessica Hennes
Stage Crew
Kristen Martin, Fran Winkel
Makeup
Kate Kyle, Lauren Grimes. Laurie Winkel
ORCHESTRA
Amy Beckett—Piano
Katie Kirmer—French Horn
Victoria Hatch—Trumpet
Richard Kirmer—Trumpet
Sarah Keffer—Clarinet
Will Quaney—Clarinet
Michelle Letourneau—Oboe
Erin Kraus—Bass
Jonny Volz—Drums
DIRECTOR’S NOTE
Those of you familiar with the history of theater know that drama first developed as a part of religious ceremony and ritual.  I have always been drawn to live theater because of its power to move and instruct an audience.  A good play can make you laugh.  It can make you cry.  It can send shivers down your spine.  It can warm your heart.  A good play can be a catalyst for change.  It can act upon you and it can move you to action.
This play has been one of those experiences.  The twists and turns on this musical journey have been very much like the story itself.  Sprinkled with moments of despair and highlighted by miraculous moments of great joy, this production has been a rollercoaster ride for myself and others.  But here we are, still in one piece and performing a show for you this evening, some of us changed because of the experience.
I hope that what we experienced in working on this production of The Musical of Tobit carries over to you as well.  This has been an exciting journey working closely with Fr. Kent from the beginning, his willingness to share his work and his time with us, meeting with the cast and coming to the performances meant a lot to the actors.
I thank God for sending Amy Beckett, our musical director.  She, like Azariah, is an angel who gave unselfishly of her time and talent to this production and to Fr. Kent.
And of course it wouldn’t be a show without the efforts of the talented students who have demonstrated that not only does this school excel in academics and sports but also has its share of gifted actors, singers, musicians and artists.
Thank you to all who worked so hard on this production and thank you to the audience for coming to share in our experience.
Thanks be to God.