ZCT - ANNIE - July 28, 29, 30, 31, August 4, 5, 6, 7, 2011 - Best to order on-line or call 740-455-6487 for a waiting list

July 28, 29, 30, August 4, 5, 6, 2011 - 7pm
July 31, August 7, 2011 - 2:30pm
Full: $15, Senior(55+): $10, Military: $10, Student: $9, Youth: $5
Note: All Evenings are 7:00pm
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Cast of Characters
	Jan Smith (Daddy Warbucks) -Has been in many plays (a lot of plays) mostly musicals and could not be happier to be playing Daddy Warbucks once again. This is one of my favorite roles to play and this show has some of be the great and beloved songs to sing. I believe I got very lucky’ in that this is one very talented cast and I and my wife (Pam) are doing theater together once again. We meat doing theater and it is a joy to be working with her and this bunch of talented theater people. One would be hard pressed to find this high a quality cast even on a New York stage. Remember, support your local arts and enjoy the show.
	Steven Foreman (Rooster) - Steven Foreman returns to the Zanesville Community Theatre in this production of Annie. Assuming the role of Rooster, this is his first musical performance. Previously, Steven played the part of Lloyd, the director, in ZCT’ s Noises Off! He resides in Zanesville with his daughter, Madeline, who plays the part of July. Steven is the principal of The John McIntire Elementary School, the Muskingum Area Juvenile Detention Center, and Zanesville Virtual School.
	Amber Thompson (Lily) - Amber made her Zanesville debut last year as Brooke/Vicki in Noises Off!. At age 12, Amber appeared in Annie! at Ashtabula Arts Center and is very excited to perform in this show as a seedy sinister adult role! Before moving here from Columbus last year. Amber acted up/directed with Center Stage Players since 2006. Her memorable roles included Rose in Bye Bye Birdie, Ronette in Little Shop of Horrors, and directed/played Sara Jane Moore in Assassins. Amber would like to thank Amy and her team for another chance to do what she loves to do here in Zanesville.
	Sharon Wickerham (Ms. Hannigan) - I was involved in drama all four years of high school, where I had the pleasure to play many fun roles, but my favorites included Hedy LaRue in "How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying," and Ms. Hannigan in "Annie." After high school, and after I had moved to Zanesville, I also had the pleasure to perform the roles of a bum, a Boleyn sister, and the Star to Be in "Annie" when it was at Secrest Auditorium. As you can see, "Annie" is definitely my favorite show and I am so ecstatic to be back in the role of Ms. Hannigan, which definitely holds a very special place in my heart.
	Phil Palmer (FDR) - I get to play the President of the United States. I have never done a role like this and it is a lot of fun. I am a Social Worker in my real life and FDR was responsible for putting social work on the map with his New Deal. I have a wonderful wife who is very supportive of my theater life and I have 3 kids who have all bee involved in the theater.
	Lydia Gosnell (Grace) - Lydia first took to the stage when she was eight for a production of "Sleeping Beauty" where she memorized everyone else's lines at the first rehearsal. Acting has remained on her list of passions ever since. She's been involved with both school and community theatre, appearing in such roles as Brigitta in "The Sound of Music", Joy (a stepsister) in Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella", and Joanne in "Godspell". Lydia attends Taylor University in Indiana where she studies English and Writing, plays violin in the orchestra, and hangs around the theatre department. After graduation, she intends to pursue a career as a novelist. Lydia grins at the thought of tomorrow because it is filled with stories: those she watches and reads; those she writes; those she lives; and those that make up the greater narrative of the glory of God.
	Katelyn Baughman (Annie July 29, 31, Aug. 4, 6) - Katelyn Baughman is 10 years old and attends Crooksville Schools. She’s had a love of singing from the age of 18 months, and did her first solo performance in church at age 2 ½. At age 5, Katelyn had her first theatre experience as a member of the chorus in Fiddler on the Roof. She has since participated in five ZCT Angel Tree Benefits, and played the part of Downy in ZCT’s production of HONK! Katelyn has also performed solos in two school programs at Crooksville, and in the last year, provided singing performances for the Genesis Diabetes Program, the Genesis Heart Banquet, and for Cedar Hills. Katelyn has been singing the songs from Annie since she was 3 years old, and is very honored and excited to be a part of ZCT’s Annie cast!
	Grace Johnson (Annie July 28, 30, Aug. 5, 7) - Grace is 10 years old and attends Bishop Fenwick School. She has had the privilege to perform for all of the theatres in Zanesville and is thrilled to have the opportunity to play "Annie" back where it all started at ZCT, 5 years ago. Grace has been in many shows, with "Annie" making an even dozen. Her favorite thing about theatre is the opportunity it gives her to meet, work with and learn from amazing people that she probably never would have met otherwise. Grace would like to thank all of her friends and family for being so supportive of her, the directors of "Annie" for giving her this opportunity and a special thank you to Denise who worked closely with her to help her to prepare for auditions.
	Alivia Tilton (Molly July 29, 31, Aug. 4, 6) - Alivia Tilton is 7 years old. She has been singing and dancing since she was old enough to walk and talk. She is involved with several extra curriculum activities including Broadway Babies and dancing at Movement on Main.
	Carly Nicole Sells (Molly July 28, 30, Aug. 5, 7) - Carly is 8 years old. She is elated to be part of this show! Carly has been acting since she was a baby. Most recently she played an Emerald City girl in LTOB’s Christmas in Oz. She was Gracie Shinn in LTOB’s Music Man in March. She says that playing with Hallie, Ella and Hope fills her tomorrows with buckets of sunshine!
	Allison Baughman (Tessie July 29, 31, Aug. 4, 6) - Allison is 8 years old and attends Crooksville Schools. Allison is a born performer and followed her sister, Katelyn, onto the stage at ZCT for the first time when she was just 4 years old, for an Angel Tree Benefit. Allison has since appeared in three more Angel Tree Benefit shows, and has played the part of a mouse for ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas, and dressed and played the part of the Christmas Tree for “I’m a Little Christmas Tree.” Allison played a chick as a member of the chorus in ZCT’s production of HONK! And, Allison has a solo and the lead part of ‘Freddy the Frog’ in Crooksville Schools Spring Program “Once Upon a Lily Pad.” Allison is tickled to have the part of Tessie in ZCT’s production of Annie and can’t wait for the show to start!
	Adelaide Pitcock (Tessie July 28, 30, Aug. 5, 7) - I am eight years old and I go to Maysville Elementary. I have been in many plays. My favorites were To Kill a Mockingbird (Scout), Frog and Toad (Mouse), and Babes in Toyland (Little Miss Muffet). I am also in dance and choir. My hobbies are reading, writing, and playing school. I am looking forward to Annie because I love to sing.
	Sandra Bugglin (Kate July 29, 31, Aug. 4, 6) - My name is Sandra Bugglin. I am 10 years old and I am a fourth grader. I love playing soccer, going down the slide at Lake Isabella and riding my bike. This is my first play and I am excited to participate in this play. I hope I learn a lot from it and I hope I can be in another.
	Haven Davy (Kate July 28, 30, Aug 5, 7) - Haven Davy is 9 years old and attends Falls Elementary. She started singing and dancing at 3 years old. At age 5 (kindergarten) she started performing solos at her school. She has performed the Star Spangled Banner, Maybe (Annie Song), Some Where Over the Rainbow, If I Die Young (Band Perry), and numerous other performances. In 2008 she attended ACT school for Acting in Columbus Ohio. Haven is ecstatic to have been chosen to play the part of Kate in ZCT's production of ANNIE
	Cary Underwood (Pepper) - I have grown up with the theater. My first part was as a No Neck Monster in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof when I was six. Since then I have been in lots of plays including Suessical the Musical, Fiddler on the Roof, and Honk. My favorite role was when I played Lucy in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. I was a cheerleader for middle school basketball in the 8th grade. I am also a brown belt and will be testing for my black belt soon. I will be a freshman at Rosecrans this fall. I have had a lot of fun working on Annie and I hope you enjoy!
	Emma Atkinson (Duffy) - Emma is twelve years old and will be a 7th grader at Tri-Valley Middle School. She has been involved in the school drama club for three years, with her most recent (and favorite!) role being Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz. She has been taking professional vocal/singing lessons for a year and a half and performs at various local events. Her most recent, and exciting, accomplishment was singing the National Anthem at the Stars and Stripes on the River. This is Emma’s first role with a Theatre organization, and is loving it! What makes your tomorrow sunny? The thing I look forward to the most is my singing lessons every week. I also love hanging out with my friends. My favorite time of year is summer because my family does fun things together.
	Madeline Foreman (July) - Madeline Foreman is making her stage debut in this performance of Annie as the orphan named July. While a musical can be a challenging “ first” , she is thrilled to have the opportunity to perform on stage with the Zanesville Community Theater. Madeline is ten years old and preparing to enter into the fifth grade at The John McIntire Elementary School. Madeline is the daughter of Kimberly Foreman and Steven Foreman, who is playing the role of Rooster.
	Emma Gross (July) - Emma is 9 yrs. old and lives in Zanesville with her mom, dad, brother and 3 little sisters. She is homeschooled and going into the 4th grade. Emma has been an orphan in the play "Oliver Twist" and also played in "The Best Christmas Pagent Ever". She loves to write, sing, play soccer and be in theatre. Her dad Ben Gross is also in the play as Bert Healy. The thing that makes her tomorrow sunny is knowing that God loves her and has a plan for her life.
	Maggie Ward (Orphan) - Maggie is seven years old and will be entering the second grade at Bishop Fenwick. Annie is her first production and she cannot wait to share her hard knock life as an orphan. She has danced with Vickye Lewis for four years and been a gymnast at Champion Cheer and Gymnastics for four years as well. She is a wonderful big sister and her family makes her days sunny.
	Mia McCarthy (Orphan) - Mia McCarthy is a third grader at Bishop Fenwick Elementary School. She likes to play soccer and she takes dance lessons. She has been in plays at ZCT since she was a baby, and now also at school. Her favorites were All Shook Up, Honk, and Seusical the Musical!
	Payton Van Nort (Orphan, Little Boylen Sister) is a 9 year old 4^th grader at Bishop Fenwick School. She enjoys music, dancing, drawing and spending time with friends. Payton’s debut on stage was as Beverly in The Best Christmas Pageant Ever with the Zanesville Community Theatre. She has also played a Who in Seussical the Musical, a Flower Girl in All Shook Up, a Bunny in Alice in Wonderland and also participated in Angel Tree 2011. She has been looking so forward to Annie. In answer to what makes her tomorrow sunny, Payton says spending time with family and being with her friends make her tomorrows sunny
	Chorus:
	Dee McCarthy has been very active at ZCT since 1992. Favorite roles include the Sour Kangaroo in Seusical the Musical and playing a kid in Do Patton Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up? It's always more fun to do theatre with other McCarthy family members, and ZCT gives my talented and wonderful husband Kevin and I a chance to share our love of theatre with our girls.
	Sadie McCarthy is a seventh grader at bishop Fenwick Middle school. She plays on an Arsenal soccer team, and has been doing shows at ZCT since she was a baby. Favorite shows include All Shook Up and Seusical the Musical.
	Angie Cary Sells - Ironically tomorrow reminds me of a lot of yesterdays. My baby sister and I spent a lot of our childhood reenacting this famous story. I am just thrilled to be part of this show with my 8 year old triplets. I graduated with a degree in theatre from The Ohio State University in 1993….so that means I’m teaching kindergarten in Hilliard OhioJ I became familiar with Zanesville when I worked as a reporter/anchor at WHIZ-TV in the late 90’s. I have many found memories of this town so I am just delighted to be part of this production. I would love to thank Amy for allowing our family to perform together! I hope you enjoy the show!
	Tanner Sells - Tanner is 8 years old and this is his first production in Zanesville. He is part of the chorus. Tanner says that practicing his guitar fills his tomorrow with sunshine. Thanks Papa! He played the scarecrow in LTOB’s production of Christmas in Oz. One of his favorite roles was playing Winthrop in LTOB’s Music Man. When he isn’t acting he enjoys writing and drawing comics and practicing magic tricks. Tanner wants to thank the director, his sister and mom for inspiring him!
	Keegan Cary Sells - Keegan is 8 years old and is part of the chorus. Keegan says that punching stuff makes his tomorrows happy. He has been with CAM Talent since he was a baby. He played a monkey in Little Theatre off Broadway’s Christmas in Oz. He was also was part of the chorus in their production of Music Man. When he’s not acting he enjoys playing baseball, riding his bike and drumming.
	Ben Gross (Bert Healy):- Ben Gross is the husband of Rachel Gross and together they live in Zanesville, OH with their 5 children Emma 9, Josiah 6, Lydia 5, Claire 22 months and their newborn Ruthie. Ben is a correction officer in Lancaster and also serves part time at the Olive Garden. This is his first appearance at The Zanesville Community Theater and has had a great time playing in various roles and being in a production with his oldest daughter Emma. He loves spending time with his family, going on hikes and watching Ohio State football. He also looks forward to being in theater again with his kids in the future.
	Brooke Zerger (Hooverville, Annette, Usherette): I blame my grandmother for getting me started in theatre. She took me to see "Cats" when I was very young and I decided that I wanted to be on stage too. My first adventure into the world of acting and singing was in 2002 in Cambridge Preforming Arts Centre's production of "Heidi." I have since participated in two other shows there, along with two at the Living Word outdoor amphitheater. While in high school, I was a member of the drama club where we were only able to put on two full shows. Noble County Preforming Arts, however, was a different story. I was a four year participant in the annual variety show, and my favorite part so far was in our most recent show, "Magical Wishes," where I played Princess Ariel. I am absolutely thrilled to be getting back into organized theatre with ZCT's production of "Annie."
	Carter Wickham: - Carter has been involved in theatre since age 7 when he was in his first Angel Tree production starring as Santa Claus. His favorite dramatic role was playing Dill in To Kill A Mockingbird this past February. Now a 9 year old 4th grader at Duncan Falls Elementary School, Carter enjoys playing the piano and playing soccer and is hoping to start taking voice lessons this fall. He would like to thank his family and friends for supporting him. He is so excited to spend his summer with the cast of Annie. Enjoy!
	Cameron Scott: (Young boy) Cameron is a third grade student at Dresden Elementary. Cameron has played a ‘who’ in Seussical the Musical. He also enjoys playing soccer, golf and Violin.
	Monica Van Nort (Sophie, Chorus, Sound Woman, Mrs. Pugh) is celebrating her 3^rd season with ZCT. Roles include Truvy in Steele Magnolias, Grace Bradley in The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, Miss Forsythe in Death of a Salesman, Belinda/Flavia in Noises Off, and Angel Tree 2011. She’s very excited to be a part of Annie with her daughter and husband who are also joining in the fun. In response to what makes her tomorrow sunny, Monica says her family and staying home with her kids.
	Pam Smith (Mrs. Greer, Perkins, Costumer) - I have been involved in theatre and ZCT for a long time. I met my husband Jan doing theatre and our two daughters grew up here. I took a break from performing for a while but am now an empty nester and felt it was time to get re-involved. My feet move a little slower and the lines are a little harder to remember but it feels like I never left. I hope you enjoy the show!
	Daniel Parsons (Eddie, Cordell Hull) - Dan's stage experience began in elementary school as he acted and performed in numerous church and school plays and musicals. As a senior at Zanesville High School, he performed the role of Curly in "Oklahoma" in 1992. As Crooksville's Elementary School music teacher, Dan played the role of the absent-minded professor in the musical, "The Case of the Missing Part of Speech" in 1998. For the past ten years, Dan has opted to "perform" behind a camera as a cinematographer shooting movies, documentaries, and commercials all over the world. In 2010, Dan returned to Zanesville from Los Angeles and soon after got involved at Zanesville Community Theater by performing in the 20th Anniversary Angel Tree.
	Matt Swingle (Lt. Ward, Drake) - Annie is Matt's second show with ZCT. He played the role of Angel in the recent ZCT production of Rent. Though he loves playing Drake, he wanted to be cast as Annie but was too tall. Matt lives in Philo with his partner, ZCT veteran Rob Cook and their son.
	Nick Clawson (Apple seller) - I am 11 years old and I love to do theater. I have been in15 plays and I d boy scouts, Leo, piano, band, choir and golf. Some of the plays I have done are angle trees and to kill a mocking bird. I have lots of fun doing this and I will continue for a long time
	Larry Van Nort (Dog Catcher, Lieutenant Ward): this is Larry’s third time on the ZCT stage. His debut was a cameo fireman in The Best Christmas Pageant Ever then he participated in Angel Tree 2011. While he doesn’t share the dramatic fervor his wife and daughter have, Larry loves his family and will do almost anything they beg him to do…like make appearances in shows. In response to what makes his tomorrow sunny, Larry says his family and a good game of Battle Field.
	Tyler White (Asst. Dog Catcher, Man4) - Tyler is 15 years old and this is his first play. Tyler is an active member of the boy scouts. He is enjoying spending time with his younger sister, Sandra who plays the role of Kate.
	Mallory McNabb (Chorus, Boylan Sister, Hooverville, NYC, Servant) recently graduated from Philo High School and will be attending Muskingum University in the fall. Although I was in several plays at Philo, this is my first show at ZCT. I’m so excited to be part of this cast and join community theater. I hope you have as much fun as I have.
	Matt McNabb (Jimmy Johnson, Morgenthau) - Matt goes to Philo High School and is a senior. He is in the band and participates in the vocal ensemble. Matt has performed in all of the Philo High School plays since his freshmen year. He enjoys spending time with his sister and friends
	Kari Scott: (Chorus) - Kari has taught band for 13 years and currently teaches at Philo Jr. High. She has two young boys, ages 8 and 3. She is enjoying sharing the stage with her current and former students and parents
	Taylor Calendine: (Chorus, Boylan Sister) Is a recent Graduate of Philo High School. I’ve done 2 shows at ZCT and several shows at Philo. I’m delighted to be working with so many talented people in this show. Enjoy the Show!
	Kevin McCarthy loves, LOVES, L-O-V-E-S summertime! The schools are out, vacation time, swimming pools open – I love summertime for many reasons. But I most look forward to being free so that I can participate in a summer community theater production. . . and here at ZCT that usually means a musical in which I can enjoy taking part. This is a hard knock summer putting the show together- but it’s awesome fun! We all hope you enjoy the shimmer, the pulse, the beat, the drive – of “ANNIE!”

	Production Staff
	Amy Parsons (Director) - Amy Parsons has been involved with ZCT since 1992. She resides in Zanesville with her loving husband, Daniel, and four sons, Marc (16), Drew (15), Zach (13), and Brennan (3 months); five men who have been very gracious about her theatre habit. She has acted in several shows including, Steele Magnolias, Grace and Glorie, and Honk. Her directing experience includes, Ramona Quimby, Charlotte’s Web, and Seussical the Musical. Amy loves this old building and the people who make it all happen. She truly enjoys working with new actors and children, hoping to keep the theatre ‘bug’ alive in Zanesville. Eighteen months ago, Amy began this ‘brain trust’ with two theatre veterans, Jillian and Sheryl. They are amazing women and Amy is honored to have had the opportunity to direct Annie with them. Director’s Notes: Annie isn’t just a story about a red headed little girl for me. It represents the hope of an orphan; the hope of finding her birth parents; the dreams that the little girl will conjure in the absence of memories. As an adopted child myself, I remember pretending the craziest scenarios about my birth parents. They were hippies wandering the countryside, they were beach bums stranded on an island, or they were the Prince and Princess of a faraway land. They were anything but two people who didn’t want their child. Later in life, I had the opportunity to learn my parents did want me, they were just young. As an adult, my hopes and dreams have turned into the reality that I was privileged to be raised by two incredible parents, and loved from afar by two young people who had their own hopes and dreams for the child they couldn’t raise. Thank you to our audience who continue to support our community theatres. We hope to share some laughter and maybe even a tear or two with you. Most of all, we hope to bring you a little sunshine (hope). I want to thank each cast and crew member of this show. You have all added sunshine to my ‘Tomorrow’.
	Sheryl Wise (Musical Direction) - “Annie” has always been one of my favorite shows. Great music, good family story, opportunity for many actors to have fun roles, kids, and a dog too! Our family has a long standing history with this show. Along with my sister- who is my favorite Annie-I have been involved in eleven different productions of the show. In fact, what makes my life sunny is to enjoy the magic of community theater with my family and friends. Even Ginger, our family dog now long in doggie heaven, was involved as she played the role of Sandy in many of the productions. Our current production has been a delight. I have so enjoyed working with our cast and crew to bring the show to life. In my life other than at ZCT, I am the technology coordinator at Franklin Local School District and the organist for Market Street Baptist Church. I am the president of the board for ZCT and for American Baptist Women of Ohio and also serve on the boards of Zanesville Memorial Concert Band and the Zanesville Concert Association. Smile, darn ya smile!
	Jillian B. Von Gunten (Choregrapher) – Yes! It happened! After more or less a two year absence, Jillian is back home at ZCT, even if it is only for the summer. Jillian just finished her second year of law school at Capital University Law School and while she appreciates the intellectual challenge, she misses ZCT and its creative outlet very much indeed. Annie represented a summertime opportunity for Jillian to return to her creative roots while still pursuing her legal education during business hours by working as a legal assistant. In short, when the opportunity came her way, she couldn’t say, “no!” Before entering law school, Jillian spent large portions of her life at ZCT with roles both onstage and off, and even serving on ZCT’s Board of Directors. Her favorite roles include: Maggie in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Alais in The Lion in Winter, and Shelby in Steel Magnolias. Some of her favorite shows to direct were: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), HONK!, and The Mystery of Irma Vep. When thinking about what makes her tomorrow sunny, Jillian responds: The people in my life! I have been so blessed with such a wonderful support system – family and dear, dear friends – who have propelled me through dark times and made happy times even more a joy! Much like Annie learns, we are all given a wonderful group of people to love and support us and to make tomorrow a better day!
	Phoenix Palmer (Stage Manager) - Phoenix has been doing theatre for over ten years now, and this is her first show as Stage Manager. She has had multiple roles on stage and off. She has had a great time being part of this production and she is so grateful to have been able to work with such amazing directors and actors!
	Angel Palmer (Asst. Stage Manager): Angel has been involved with Community Theater for over a decade and she loves all aspects of the theater! She has enjoyed watching her daughter grow in the role of stage manager and learn to politely boss her around. Angel knows you will enjoy the show as it is a great cast and have worked very hard and have had fantastic directors!
	Valerie Gahagan (Stage Crew)
	Reanna Gahagan (Stage Crew)
	Mary Swingle (Dog Wrangler) - – Mary Skidmore Swingle is a graduate of Animal Behavioral College with a Certification in dog obedience and dog behavior. Mary is also a Canine Good Citizen Evaluator for the American Kennel Club of the United States. Mary has been training dogs since 1986 after she was given a collie puppy as a Christmas present, and trained and showed the collie in obedience, earning her and the dog their very first Companion Dog title. She is often times called the Dog Whisperer of Zanesville, but she just laughs and says she doesn’t even come close to that title. Mary does her training at We Lov Pets on Maple Avenue here in Zanesville, and will also do private lessons at clients’ homes.
	Gato (Sandy) - This four year old Labrador Retriever loved working with the “orphans” in his first theatrical performance! Gato was adopted from the Muskingum County Animal Shelter and has lived in his forever home with the Coleman’s for the last three years. Gato is in the intermediate class at Back to Basics Obedience School with Mary Swingle. He recently passed the Canine Good Citizen program, his first step in becoming a Tail Waggin’ Tutor therapy dog. When not involved in his educational pursuits, Gato’s hobbies include counter surfing (not a sanctioned activity), sunset walks, playing ball and swimming with his best Lab buddies Bella and Shadow. Gato reminds everyone to support the Military Working Dog our soldiers’ frontline defense and a link to home. Woof!!
	Punkie (Small Dog) - Punkie is a purebred Shih Tzu that was rescued from the Amish puppy mill, where she was being used for breeding purposes.When she turned 5 years old they were going to destroy her. She was rescued by Kind Hand 4 Paws rescue and given to Mary Swingle to rehabilitate as Punkie was very timid and scared around people and sounds. Punkie loves other dogs and enjoys her favorite treat. She resides with Mary and Evan Swingle here in Zanesville.
	Jan Kiikka (Costumer, Box Office)
	Ann Hartshorn (Assistant Musical Director) – Ann lives in Zanesville with her wonderful husband, Stephen. She has been involved with theatre since she was five years old. She has been musical director for many musicals, too many to name. She attends Market Street Baptist Church, where she and her sister, Sheryl, play organ and piano together.
	Musicians
	Daniel Parsons (Trumpet) - Dan's musical experience began early in life singing with his siblings in various churches in the area. He was also a member of the Zanesville Optimist Boys Choir which served to nurture his musical understanding at a time when he began to play the piano and trumpet. In high school, Dan performed in various honors bands and choirs as well as Zanesville High School's Blue Knights Jazz Band. Dan was also a student leader of the choir and served as the Field Commander of the marching band his senior year. Dan earned a BA in Music Education from Mount Vernon Nazarene University where he also specialized in music composition. After college, Dan taught music for grades one through six at Crooksville Elementary School. In 1998, Dan began to compose music for commercials and movies while living in Austin, Texas. That experience eventually led Dan to a career as a cinematographer in the film and television industry where he has worked for the past ten years.
	Chad Stemm (Trombone)
	Thomas Tompkins (Woodwinds)
	David Wolfe (Percussion)

Kevin McCarthy, Jillian B. Von Gunten head shots ©2006-2010 Dan Olson, used with permission
Lydia Gosnell, Tyler White, Amy Parsons, Mary Swingle, Mia McCarthy, Sadie McCarthy, Daniel Parsons, head shots ©2011 Daniel Parsons, used with permission
Valerie Gahagan. Reanna Gahagan ©2011 Shelley Tolliver, used with permission
Phoenix Palmer head shot ©2010 Angel Palmer, used with permission