2004 - Oklahoma!
Oklahoma! (2004)
Plot Synopsis:
At the turn of the century in Indian Territory, a young ranch hand, Curly is infatuated with Laurey. Unfortunately, they are both too proud to admit they love each other. Just to spite Curly, Laurey accepts an invitation to the local dance from the evil Jud Fry. Meanwhile, Will Parker has returned early from his trip to Kansas City. Unfortunately, his girlfriend, Ado Annie, just can't seem to say no to other men. Eventually, Curly and Jud duel it out, with Jud ending up falling on his own knife and dying. In the end, Curly and Laurey are married. Likewise, Will and Ado Annie tie the knot, and all is well.
Nominated for Two 2004 Freddy Awards!
| Outstanding Choreography | Northern Lehigh High School |
| Scenic Design | Northern Lehigh High School |
Show Info and Crew Members:
| Show Dates: | March 11, 12, 13, 14, 2004 |
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| Director: | Matthew Wehr |
| Student Director: | Whitney Babyak |
| Choreographers: | Lauri Stehly, Cheryl Burke |
| Scene/Art Design: | Rick Eckhart |
| Set Construction: | Justin Maurer |
| Costume Design: | Margaret Hough |
| Lighting/Sound: | Charles Maurer, Mark Wehr |
| Makeup: | Lori Geronikos |
| Program/Publicity: | Cindy Sander |
| Fundraising/Lobby Sales: | Julie Wehr |
| Ticket Director: | Vicki Papay |
Cast:
| Nicole Velasquez | ... | Laurey |
| Drew Senko | ... | Curly |
| Ryan Stankovic | ... | Jud Fry |
| Amanda Geronikos | ... | Aunt Eller |
| Kiel Unangst | ... | Will Parker |
| Jessie Marushak | ... | Ado Annie Carnes |
| Phil Eberhardt | ... | Ali Hakim |
Director's Notes:
Welcome to the 34th Annual Musical Production here at Northern Lehigh! In 1943, two well-known figures in American theater collaborated for the first time on a musical. The reputation of these two men and their work in the 1930's had already earned them a place in musical history. Their initial project was to be a symbol of Americana and focused on turning the play by Lynn Riggs, Green Grow the Lilacs into a musical. It was not to be just any musical, but one that changed the way we looked at theatre. Those two pioneers created the show that began the modern age of theatre with their production, Oklahoma! The success of Oklahoma! launched the collaboration of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II who went on to create such great shows as South Pacific, The King and I, and The Sound of Music. We hope you enjoy our production of this great American classic and thank you for your continued patronage and support!