GSB Players to Stage PIPPIN

The young Prince Pippin longs for adventure, and to prove his loyalty to his father, King Charles, Pippin goes to war. However, the Leading Player convinces the young prince to fight tyranny, so Pippins kills Charles and takes over the throne. Recognizing his big mistake, he begs the Leading Player to bring his father back to life, and he does. The prince then falls in love with Catherine and can't decide whether to settle down to a peace-filled existence or continue to "make magic with the dazzling troupe of performers." To find out what happens, don't miss the award-winning GSB Players' production of PIPPIN, March 6 & 7 at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, March 8, at 1:30 p.m., in the GSB Performing Arts and Community Center. Doors open 30 minutes before curtain. Order your tickets today for what promises to be an entertaining production!
 
CAST
Andrew Lutz '20
Allyson Stevens '20
Caity Hepplewhite '20
Harkanwar Chadha ' 20
Alex Sepe '22
Molly Walker '22
Nick Guth '22
Ryna Shin '21
Robbie DeVergillio '22
Sophia Maoli '20
Austin Carey '23
Ava Escousse '21
Jake Gordon '21
Mary Jane Granito '22
Emma Lipkin '20
Carrie Lotito '21
Lily Micera '22
Isha Vemuri '22
Emma Weil '20
Kay'Wan Williams '23
Eva Goodrich '27
 
CREW
Sophia Mariano '23
Caroline Solondz '21
Cat D'Arcangelis '21
Desirae Hemans '23
Alia Messina '23
 
PIPPIN is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French.
 
Entering his 30th year at GSB, Performing Arts Chair Paul H. Canada has been teaching theatre and staging award-winning Upper School productions. He holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in costume and set design from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers, and a Bachelor of Music Education degree from Mississippi College. Working extensively as a director and designer in educational and community theatre, Mr. Canada also designs for professional theatre.
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Gill St. Bernard’s is a private, coeducational day school for students age three through grade 12, located in suburban New Jersey. Each of the three school divisions provides a rigorous, meaningful, and age-appropriate curriculum, and all students benefit from the environmental learning opportunities that exist on our 208-acre campus.