The Fantasticks
Book and Lyrics By TOM JONES
Music by HARVEY SCHMIDT 
THE FANTSTICKS is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com
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Thank you for supporting the arts and Timpview Theatre! We want to extend a special thank you to the THS Administration, Wendy Anae, and Katie Geary for all of their support to make these performances possible!

El Gallo (The Narrator)
Hudson Bunker

Matt (The Boy)
Seth Sherman

Luisa (The Girl)
Ella Child
Emmaline Cobia

Hucklebee (The Boy’s Father)
Gabriel Rayback
Peter Summerhays

Bellomy (The Girl’s Father)
Alena Cobia
Henry Huff

Henry (The Actor)
Kelly Taylor

Mortimer (The Man Who Dies)
Zion Deccio

The Mute
Annmarie Hilton
Aubree Bench
Elizabeth Geary
Elizabeth Oldroyd

MUSICIANS
Piano - Aliza Cavendar
Harp - Annalise Dewes
Percussion - Ian Robertson
Double Bass - Michelle Coletti

Directed  by Michael Avila

Stage Manager - Abigail Krazak
Assistant Stage Manager - Ruth Wilberg

Technical Director - Joe Fox

Musician Conductor - John Bolton

Sound Designer - Madison Tredway
SoundBoard Ops - Alex Behling

Lighting Designer - Andrew Price
Light Board Ops - Mason Jones

Set and Props Designer - Octavio Avila
Set Painters - Kelly Taylor, Myra Palmer, Lizzy Ensign, Brianna Sibley, Gwen Larson

Costume Designer - Nat Smith
Costume Rep from Theatre Council - Isa Lewis
Costume Assistant - Rainey Raisor

Makeup and Hair - Bella Estrada-Brown

Marketing - Kaylin Wilson, Autumn Bay, Oliver Estrada-Brown

Props Master - Mira Jensen

Thank you to the Technical Theatre class and Theatre Council for additional help!

"The musical is suggested by a play Les Romanesque by Edmond Rostand."

"Since its opening in May 1960 at the Sullivan Street Playhouse in New
York, and its subsequent revival at the Jerry Orbach Theatre, The Fantasticks
remains the longest-running production of any kind in the history of American
theatre."

Any video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.