Presents

Inspired by and featuring the songs of

ELVIS PRESLEY
Book by
JOE DIPIETRO
Costume Design by Lighting Design by
KATIE WILSON CBC TECHNICAL
Lighting Technician
KELLE WEBB MICHAEL VON HOFFMAN
JEREMY SEWELL
Assistant to the Technical Director
Program Design by ESMERALDA DE LA CRUZ
Scenic Design by
MATTHEW T. NGUYEN MATTHEW HERMAN
Technical Direction by
Poster Design by MATTHEW T. NGUYEN
Sound Design by
MATTHEW HERMAN Choreographed by MATTHEW T. NGUYEN
PAUL STINE
Orchestral Direction / Conductor Assistant Direction by Music Direction by
JESSICA SWIFT KELLE WEBB ANDY INGERSOLL
KATIE WILSON
Directed by
KATIE WILSON
 CAST
Natalie Haller/Ed................................................................................JANNA SHAKIBA
Chad......................................................................................................PATRICK BREEN
Dennis..................................................................................MARLEY LARSEN-DUNN
Sylvia........................................................................................................KELSEY LYONS
Jim Haller...............................................................................................TRAVIS MILLER
Miss Sandra..............................................................................BREANNA N. LAURETI
Dean Hyde..........................................................................................BENJAMIN NASH
Lorraine...............................................................................................SOPHIA BOSQUE
Mayor Matilda Hyde........................................................................MEGAN WAGNER
Sheriff Earl.....................................................................MAKSIL BERHAN LORENZO
Henrietta...........................................................................................MEGAN MONROE
FEATURED DANCERS
Isabel Chavez, Amelia Devins, Candace Dobos-Bubno, Peyton Farmer, Madeleine Glassford,
Anthony Graf, Brooke Jarrett, Maia Kristensen, Kylie Knepler, Justin Lee, Lauren Leonard,
Colleen Lyons, Marisa Mistica, Gigi Mudwilder, AJ Nagma, Coley O’Connor, Daniel Pronko,
Jaedyn O’Hara, Erica Ramirez, Isabella Scarvie, Dillon Tarle, Delanie Tasto
FEATURED SINGERS
Connor Bendixen, Kaitlin Dyer, Peyton Farmer, Madeleine Glassford, Anthony Graf,
Maia Kristensen, Marisa Mistica, Megan Monroe, Paulina Nguyen, Noah Orona, Erica Ramirez,
Trevor Tarantino
ENSEMBLE
Lauren Alberton, Angie Arambulo, Danny Armendariz, Alyssa Bartholow, Connor Bendixen,
Caitlin Connolly, Jenna Crowley, Katie Curran, Alexy Dinkha, Lindsay Elmer, Alexis Friedman,
Gigi Jasso, Madeline Nguyen, Noah Orona, Lauren Owens, Dori Strebig,
Trevor Tarantino, Audrey Taylor, Cami Twomey, Halle Way
DANCE CAPTAIN
Kylie Knepler

For the safety of the cast and crew, please refrain from taking flash photography.
All forms of audio and video recordings are strictly prohibited. Please turn off all
electronic devices such as cellular phones, tablets, smartwatches, etc. Thank you!
 DIRECTOR’S NOTE
Elvis. Very few figures in history reach the pinnacles of success, fame, and adoration that merit a universally-acknowledged one-
name moniker. Elvis, the undisputed King of Rock and Roll, certainly is one such celebrity. With a sound and style that uniquely
combined Elvis’ diverse musical influences and blurred and challenged the social and racial barriers of the time, he ushered in a
whole new era of American music and popular culture. His songs are unforgettable, and have stood the test of time. He was a
charismatic performer, and wowed audiences around the world in live performances. There will never be another Elvis.

“Whatever I will become will be what God has chosen for me.” Elvis

Born on January 8, 1935, in Tupelo, Mississippi, Elvis Presley came from very humble beginnings and grew up to become one of
the biggest names in rock ‘n’ roll. By the mid-1950s, he appeared on the radio, television and the silver screen. Raised by loving,
working-class parents, Presley’s family had little money, and they moved from place to place frequently. He was deeply devoted
to his parents, especially his mother, Gladys, and was raised to have a strong faith in God. Gospel music became an important
influence for him.

“Rock and roll music, if you like it, if you feel it, you can’t help but move to it. That’s what happens to me. I can’t help it.” Elvis

Presley received his first guitar as a gift from his mother on his 11th birthday in 1946 and had his first taste of musical success
a few years later when he won a school talent show. After graduating in 1953, he worked a number of jobs while pursuing his
musical dream. He cut his first demo record at what later became known as Sun Studio that year. Presley soon began touring
and recording, trying to catch his first big break. “That’s All Right” was Presley’s first single in 1954.

“Do something worth remembering.” Elvis

On August 16, 1977, at age 42, he died of heart failure, which was related to his drug addiction. Since his death, Presley has
remained one of the world’s most popular music icons. Presley’s Memphis home, Graceland, is open to the public, and numerous
fans from around the world visit the legendary residence annually, especially around Presley’s birthday and the anniversary of
his death. Throughout his amazing career, Presley helped popularize rock ‘n’ roll music in America. He also won three Grammy
Awards for his gospel recordings. A major musical force, Presley had 18 Number 1 singles, as well as countless gold and plati-
num albums. An inductee of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Elvis has been recognized for his contributions to rock, country
and gospel. He was posthumously inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Gospel Music Association’s Gospel
Music Hall of Fame.

“Truth is like the sun. You can shut it out for a time, but it ain’t goin’ away.” Elvis

Our show is not just a tribute to Elvis and his music, but a valentine to the transformative power of music. Elvis believed in
music’s power to cross cultural and religious divides.

“Until we meet again, may God bless you as He has blessed me.” Elvis

This show comes at a time for me of great personal challenge. Receiving a cancer diagnosis in November, and my subsequent
surgery and treatment, shook my world. Everything was uncertain. I wasn’t sure how life would proceed. I was scared. More
than fearing my personal suffering, I was afraid for the people I loved most: my son, my brother, my other siblings, my extended
family and friends, and my beloved students. How would my diagnosis and its aftermath affect them? God has provided for me
in countless ways over the past few months, his greatest gift to me being my Cathedral Catholic family. My students and this
show have been a source of great joy. Even though the past weeks have meant a crazy calendar of rehearsals scheduled around
chemotherapy and radiation treatments, this CCHS Drama Cast and Crew have rallied around me, and worked together with
such compassion, dedication, and love. That love has and will continue to sustain me into my complete recovery. I am truly
blessed. We hope you feel this love as you enjoy our efforts tonight. May God continue to bless all of you as He has so richly
blessed me.

Much love,
Katie Wilson
CCHS Drama Program Director
 MUSICAL SYNOPSIS
ACT I
“Jailhouse Rock” - Chad, Prisoners, Warden
“Heartbreak Hotel” - Henry, Dennis, Sylvia, Lorraine, Natalie, Jim, Chorus
“Roustabout” - Chad
“One Night” - Natalie
“C’mon Everybody” - Full Ensemble
“Follow that Dream” - Chad, Natalie
“One Night with You” - Chad
“Teddy Bear/Hound Dog” - Chad, Sandra, Dennis, Natalie
“One Night with You” - Jim
“That’s All Right” - Chad, Dennis, Lorraine, Dean, Sylvia, Barflies
“It’s Now or Never” - Dean, Lorraine, Passengers
“Love Me Tender” - Chad
“Love Me Tender” - Natalie
“Blue Suede Shoes” - Natalie, Chad, Dennis, Ensemble
“Don’t Be Cruel” - Chad, Jim, Ed
“Follow That Dream: Reprise” - Ed
“One Night With You” - Sandra
“Let Yourself Go” - Sandra, Statues
“Can’t Help Falling in Love” - Full Ensemble

There will be one 15-minute intermission

ACT II
Entr’acte - Orchestra
“All Shook Up” - Full Ensemble
“It Hurts Me” - Dennis
“A Little Less Conversation” - Ed, Girls
“The Power of My Love” - Jim, Chad, Sandra
“All Shook Up” (Reprise) - Sandra
“I Don’t Want to” - Chad
“Devil In Disguise” - Matilda, Angelettes, Devilettes
“There’s Always Me” - Sylvia
“If I can Dream” - Chad, Lorraine, Dean, Ensemble
“Can’t Help Falling in Love” (Reprise) - Earl, Jim Sylvia, Matilda
“One Night with You” - Sandra, Dennis
“Fools Fall in Love/The Wedding” - Natalie, Townspeople
“Burning Love” - Full Ensemble
 CAST

Janna Patrick Marley Kelsey

Shakiba Breen Larsen-Dunn Lyons

Travis Breanna N. Ben Sophia

Miller Laureti Nash Bosque

Megan Maksil Berhan Megan

Wagner Lorenzo Monroe
 CAST

Lauren Angie Daniel Alyssa Connor Isabel Caitlin

Alberton Arambulo Armendariz Bartholow Bendixen Chavez Connolly

Jenna Katie Amelia Alexy Candace Kaitlin Lindsay

Crowley Curran Devins Dinkha Dobos-Bubno Dyer Elmer

Peyton Alexis Madeleine Anthony Brooke Gigi Kylie

Farmer Friedman Glassford Graf Jarrett Jasso Knepler

Maia Justin Lauren Colleen Marisa Gigi AJ

Kristensen Lee Leonard Lyons Mistica Mudwilder Nagma

Madeline Paulina Noah Lauren Coley Jaedyn Daniel

Nguyen Nguyen Orona Owens O’Connor O’Hara Pronko

Erica Isabelle Dori Trevor Dillon Delanie Audrey

Ramirez Scarvie Strebig Tarantino Tarle Tasto Taylor

Cami Halle
Twomey Way
 WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST
Janna Shakiba (Natalie Haller/Ed) is a senior
at Cathedral Catholic High School. She is
beyond excited to be playing the role of Natalie
Haller in Cathedral Catholic’s spring production
of All Shook Up. This will be Janna’s 8th and
final production with CCHS Drama. Some of
her previous roles include Sister Helen Prejean
in Dead Man Walking and Edith Frank in The
Diary of Anne Frank. Outside of drama, Janna
participates in numerous programs within
the Cathedral Catholic community, including
Ambassadors for Christ Corps, tennis, National
Honor Society, National English Honor Society,
International Thespian Society, Campus Minis-
try, and the California Scholarship Federation.
For fun, Janna likes to play piano, cook, run, and
spend time with her friends and family. Janna
will be attending the University of California,
Los Angeles in the fall. She will be majoring in
neuroscience and is planning to study medicine
in graduate school. Janna would like to extend a
special thank you to Miss Webb, Mr. Ingersoll,
Paul, and especially Miss Wilson for working
so hard to make this production possible. Janna
feels incredibly lucky to have gotten to work
with and learn from these amazing people
throughout her high school career. Janna would
also like to thank her parents for never ceasing
to support her in accomplishing her goals. Enjoy
the show!
Patrick Breen (Chad) Patrick is is extremely
excited to be playing Chad in All Shook Up!
This is the first show he has done in his High
school career, and he is very grateful to be given
this opportunity. When he is not preparing for
the play, you can find him playing sports like
football and basketball, going to the beach, and
hanging out with friends. He is looking forward
to continuing his academic career at The Uni-
versity of Dallas next year! Patrick would like to
thank Miss Wilson and everyone in drama for
supporting him and believing in him and would
also like to thank his family and friends for
being so great!
Marley Larsen-Dunn (Dennis) is a current
senior at CCHS and is so excited to be playing
Dennis. His previous roles include Bert in Mary
Poppins, Lucas in The Addams Family, Edna in
Hairspray!, and Dr. Craven in Secret Garden. He
would like to thank Miss Wilson, Miss Webb,
Matt, Paul, Mr. Ingersoll, and all of his castmates
for making this show so special and great, and
for Mom, Dad, Brett, his friends and family, and
all of his teachers and instructors for always be-
lieving in him and allowing him to create some-
thing beautiful in this performance. As his four
years as a Don end soon, he would like to extend
a special thank you to everyone who touched his
life in a meaningful way over these four years
and hopes he can make a difference for someone
as many of those in the Cathedral community
have done for him, which is why he is currently
the assistant director of A Year with Frog and
Toad at The Classical Academy and is excited to
study engineering at Southern Methodist in the
fall. He would like to dedicate this performance
to his parents, who love Elvis almost as much as
they love him. Almost. Enjoy the show!
Kelsey Lyons (Sylvia) is a junior who is very
excited to be in her 8th show at Cathedral! She
has also been in many productions at JCom-
pany Youth Theater including Les Misérables
(Fantine), Mamma Mia (Donna), Ragtime, and
West Side Story. She is also involved in other
performances in San Diego and is a National
Youth Arts Award winner. She has trained at the
UCLA Musical Theatre Summer Institute and
La Jolla Playhouse’s Young Performers Conser-
vatory. Kelsey wants to thank Miss Wilson, the
cast and crew, her family, and everyone else who
made this such a wonderful experience!
 WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST
Travis Miller (Jim Haller) Is currently a
sophomore at Cathedral Catholic High School.
This is his first time being apart of a CCHS
Drama Production and he is extremely excited
about it. Travis currently has 8 years of acting
experience from companies all around Cali-
fornia and aspires to continue his acting career
throughout his life. Travis has preformed as a
lead in shows such as Little Mermaid, Sound
of Music, Seussical and Willy Wonka and the
Chocolate Factory. He has completed numerous
shows with his old company MET 2 before
joining the CCHS Drama program. Besides
acting, Travis is currently enrolled as a football
player and enjoys football very much. Travis
aspires to be a Nose Guard for the football team
and has aspirations to achieve a state title. Tra-
vis would like his friends and family for their
support. In addition, he would like to thank
Matt for existing, Miss Webb for her hard work
and especially Miss Wilson for her tireless
efforts in this production and for encouraging
him to audition. He’d like to thank everybody
in the audience for taking the time out of their
day to come see the show. Enjoy!
Breanna N. Laureti (Miss Sandra) is excited
and honored to be making her CCHS Drama
Production debut in All Shook Up. Breanna
was last seen at The Old Globe as Teen Who
in Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
She previously played Annie Who in 2015. In
addition, her previous performances include
Gabriella in High School Musical 2, and Lu-
miere in Beauty and the Beast, whereby she
studied a French accent and was deeply grateful
to receive Awards for Outstanding Lead and
Supporting Actress by National Youth Arts.
Breanna also flew by flying apparatus and
played the title role in Peter Pan. She played
Sandy in Grease, Dorothy in The Wizard of
Oz, Ursula in Bye Bye Birdie, Marley in Bah,
Humbug, and Pirate Ensemble in Jingle ARRGH
the Way, for which she was awarded the Mint
Award (San Diego Jr. Theatre). Breanna loves
singing and performed at the Resounding Joy
concert to help raise over $68,000 for Rady
Children’s Hospital. When she is not acting,
singing or dancing she enjoys playing Ukulele,
writing songs and hanging with her friends.
Breanna would like to thank the entire cast/
crew along with a special thank you to Miss
Wilson and Matt. Hope you enjoy the show!
Ben Nash (Dean Hyde) Ben Nash (Dean
Hyde) is excited to perform in All Shook Up, his
final show at CCHS. His previous roles include
playing the saxophone in the pit orchestra for
Anything Goes and Pat Denning in 42nd Street.
Ben is very active at Cathedral; he is involved
in band, Liturgies and campus ministry events,
varsity sports, the Miles Christi faith study
group, and leading Dons for Life, Cathedral’s
vibrant pro-life club. Outside of Cathedral, he
plays guitar and drums at Mass at St. James in
Solana Beach, volunteers with youth ministry,
is an Eagle Scout, and enjoys playing poker
with his guy friends. He is thrilled to announce
that next fall he will attend his lifelong dream
school, the University of Notre Dame, and
intends to major in philosophy and theology
in hopes of becoming a Catholic educator and
evangelist. Ben is incredibly grateful to Miss
Wilson for warmly welcoming him into the
CCHS Drama community as a novice perform-
er, and inspiring him daily with her positivity.
He would also like to thank Miss Webb and
Emily Smedley for convincing him to give the-
ater a try, Ms. Swift for her musical wisdom, his
family, the cast and crew, and God for the many
graces that made this show possible.
 WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST
Sophia Bosque (Lorraine) is delighted that
her 7th and final show is such an awesome one.
This is her first major speaking role, and she is
thrilled to have the opportunity to make such
wonderful memories with her fellow cast and
crew members. Sophia is an active Ambassador
for Christ, NHS Vice President, frequently can-
tors at all-school liturgies, and is first cellist in
the CCHS Orchestra. She is also co-founder and
co-president of the CCHS Disney Club, as well
as a member of the varsity badminton team.
Some of her past roles include “Teen Chorus”
(Bye Bye Birdie), “Alice” (The Secret Garden),
“Featured Dancer” (Anything Goes, 42nd Street),
and “Singer” (The Diary of Anne Frank). Sophia
is eternally grateful to have found a passion for
performing in musical theater as a freshman
and to have had the opportunity to be involved
all four years. She will miss this drama program
very much, but is excited to study biology as a
pre-med student at UCLA next year. She would
love to thank God, her family, her friends, and
everyone who made this production possible,
especially Miss Wilson, for her never-ending
positivity and generosity, her inspiring strength,
and for every opportunity she has given her
students. Love you so much!
Megan Wagner (Mayor Matilda Hyde) is so
excited to be playing Matilda in CCHS Drama’s
Production of All Shook Up. All Shook Up is
Megan’s sixth show at Cathedral. Megan has
so much pride in this cast, and is so incredibly
excited to share this show with you. Special
thanks must be extended to the entire crew,
Matt, Miss Webb, and especially Miss Wilson,
who has been a constant source of inspiration.
Megan’s gratitude toward Miss Wilson cannot
be overstated. Special thanks to Kelsey Lyons,
Kylie Knepler, Mia Devins, Candace Do-
bos-Bubno, and Lauren Leonard for being such
special friends and making the Drama program
absolutely amazing. Finally, Megan extends her
kindest thanks to her parents for supporting
her through the past three years. Thank you so
much for coming to All Shook Up, and enjoy
the show!
Maksil Berhan Lorenzo (Sherriff Earl) is
excited to be playing Sherif Earl in his eighth
production with CCHS Drama. Maksil is a
senior at Cathedral Catholic High School.
Maksil’s previous role of “Matt Poncelet” - Dead
Man Walking won him the BroadwayWorld San
Diego award for “Best Actor.” Maksil would
like to thank Miss Wilson for her never-ending
commitment and love toward CCHS Drama, he
is going to miss the program so very much. He
would also like to thank his Mama and Papa,
and his siblings Matalino and Mayumi for their
love and support as he finishes his time in the
drama program, and looks forward to study-
ing theater in college. Lastly, Maksil is so very
proud of the entire All Shook Up crew and cast,
and couldn’t ask for a better team of people to
be around for his last show. Enjoy the show!
Megan Monroe (Henrietta) is a senior at
Cathedral, and is so excited to be a part of All
Shook Up! As a drama novice, she is so grateful
to Ms. Wilson and the drama department for
welcoming her in! She is involved in school
bands, campus ministry, and leading music at
worship nights on campus. Megan has always
loved singing and the community it brings, and
she is very excited to continue being involved
in the joy of music! Though she isn’t sure where
she will attend college next year, she is hopeful
for what the future has to bring her. She would
like to thank Miss Wilson for her positivity
and her family and friends for supporting her
though everything. Thank you for coming to All
Shook Up, enjoy!!
 WHO’S WHO IN THE CREW
Katie Wilson (Director/Musical Director) holds a BA
in Music and History from the University of San Diego,
where she attended on a full tuition vocal performance
scholarship. She holds an MA in Theater and an MFA in
Film (Screenwriting/Playwriting Emphasis) from Regent
University, and has completed graduate work in music
at Boston University. She has been teaching for the Dio-
cese of San Diego for twenty-five years, and at Cathedral
since 2006. She continues to act, direct, and sing outside
of school, runs her own production company, and is a
member of Actor’s Equity Association and the Song-
writers Guild of America. Her two original musicals, A
Little Princess and Snow White, are performed around
the country. She takes great pride in the award-winning
history of USDHS/CCHS Drama, and is honored to
have been a part of this great legacy established by her
remarkable students. Her work as a performer and di-
rector is linked to her faith and life philosophy. “I believe
in the inherent goodness of people. I believe we are at
our best when we remember the greatest command-
ment: to love one another as we are loved by God and
His son. I am attempting to raise a new generation of
performer-peacemakers. I believe in the transformative
power of the arts.” Her favorite role is that of Mom to
her almost five year-old son, Kevin.
Kelle Webb (Asst. Director) is excited to be a part of
her 10th CCHS production and this is her fourth year
year working with the amazingly talented Katie Wilson
and her equally talented young performers. Ms. Webb’s
most notable role was background extra woman #2 in
the oh-so-memorable and well received movie Termi-
nator: Salvation. Due to her extensive studies in Classis,
Ms. Webb’s personal goals include obtaining the physical
strength of Kevin Sorbo while mastering a battle cry that
would cause even Lucy Lawless to quake in her fabulous
sandals.
Matthew T. Nguyen (Technical Director/Head Sound
Engineer) is proud to return to Cathedral Catholic after
graduating in 2016. His most notable role as a student
was as Ed Sullivan in CCHS Drama’s production of
Bye Bye Birdie. He is also the majestic voice that speaks
before the show and during intermission. In addition
to working in the drama department, he also does
many other things on campus which include; sports
live-streaming, photography for school events, videog-
raphy and more. Matthew’s latest television appearance
was on The Late Late Show with James Corden. This was
his second appearance as an audience member. Follow
him on social media: @heymattnguyen
Jessica Swift (Orchestral Director & Conductor) is
the Director of Music and the Department Chair for
the Visual and Performing Arts programs at Cathedral
Catholic High School. Originally from Colorado, Ms.
Swift holds a Bachelor of Music Education degree from
the University of Colorado, Boulder, and a Master’s of
Music from UCLA. Ms. Swift is grateful for the oppor-
tunity to interact with musicians of all ages and ability
levels. In addition to her work at Cathedral Catholic, Ms.
Swift serves as a conductor with the San Diego Youth
Symphony and enjoys a variety of professional engage-
ments as an instructor, conductor, performer (horn), cli-
nician, and composer. Highlights include performances
at national and regional educational conferences, Balboa
Park, Moonlight Theater, at Carnegie Hall in New York,
Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, and with the
United States Air Force Band in Washington D.C. Ms.
Swift wishes to thank her colleagues and students for the
joyous and inspiring collaborations!
Andy Ingersoll (Music Director) is happy to be on
the team for All Shook Up! National tours: Footloose,
Titanic, and The Music Man.
Regional: Weatherman at Joe’s Pub, NYC. Two great
years at the Theatre in Old Town brought Andy the
experience of music directing Beehive and I Love You,
You’re Perfect, Now Change. He has since played over
twenty shows at the Lawrence Welk resort, Escondido,
and will be conducting the show MiXtape with Lamb’s
Players Theatre in Coronado this summer.
Paul Stine (Choreographer) is thrilled to be joining
the CCHS staff for the first time. He began performing
in musical theater at age 7, and shortly after started his
dance career by studying tap and training and compet-
ing in hip hop. Paul has directed and choreographed for
youth theater companies, high schools, dance concerts,
and is a choreographer at LEGOLAND California Re-
sort. He has performed professionally at venues such as
World of Dance LA, The Welk Resort Theater, LA’s Cho-
reographers Carnival Ball, and Hip Hop International in
Las Vegas. You can currently see him as a dancer at the
Disneyland Resort. Paul has a passion for storytelling
and encourages his students to work hard and never stop
learning. Jeremiah 31:25
 WHO’S WHO IN THE CREW
GRADUATING MANAGERS
Faith Aloboudi 19’ (House Manager) has par-
ticipated in almost every CCHS Drama production
as a house crew member. She would like to thank
everyone involved in the drama program!
Esmeralda De La Cruz 19’ (Assistant to the
Technical Director) is the assistant to technical direc- a set from the ground up or working back stage with
tor and excited to be a part of her 4th and final show
at CCHS. She has a passion for sound and is honored
to have been a part of these productions. She is mov-
ing on to continue sound engineering in college with
hopes of a career in the field. She wants to extend a
thank you to Miss Wilson, Miss Webb, and especially
Matt Nguyen(Nugs) for teaching her and allowing
her to grow in this program.
Alexis Friedman 19’ (Publicity Director) is a
senior at Cathedral and has experienced theater first
hand through her performance in numerous shows.
She currently enjoys using her talent as a journalist
for CCTV and photography skills as the publicity
manager for CCHS Drama. She has been involved in
theater for her entire high school career and would
like to thank Miss Wilson for her love, support, and
dedication to her students.
earned the position of Assistant Stage Manager. She
is proud of the work and effort she brings to the stage
and hopes to carry that mentality throughout her
life. Being a part of Technical Theater has brought
many wonderful people and skills into her life, and
she is grateful for everyday she gets to spend creating
her peers. This fall, Georgia will attend Point Loma
Nazarene University and hopes to return for more
productions. She thanks all of the actors, techies, and
teachers, especially Miss Wilson, for their work and
dedication to Cathedral’s theater program.
Zia Simpson 19’ (Stage Manager) is proud and
happy to be a part of All Shook Up, her tenth and
final production with CCHS Drama. This will be her
fourth production as Stage Manager, a role which she
has been honored to fulfill. She would like to thank
Miss Wilson and her family for their constant love
and support in all her endeavors. She would also like
to thank the wonderful team of techies that work
day and night to make sure the show runs smoothly,
especially Assistant Stage Manager Georgia Germain,
who has been everything an ASM should be and
more. Enjoy the show!

Georgia Germain 19’ (Assistant Stage Manager)
As a senior here at Cathedral Catholic High School,
Georgia Germain has been able to participate in
every show starting from Midsummer Jersey her
freshmen year through her last production, All
Shook Up. Beginning on Set Construction, she
expanded her knowledge of technical theater and
Antoinette Stanley 19’ (Hair & Makeup Direc-
tor) is a senior at Cathedral and is very passionate
about her work as the director of hair and makeup.
When not backstage making sure everything looks
fabulous, she is performing her heart out on stage.
Antoinette also loves to paint, chill in rose gardens,
and refer to herself in the third person.

Esmeralda Alexis Georgia Zia Antoinette

De La Cruz Friedman Germain Simpson Stanley
 WHO’S WHO IN THE CREW
Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager
ZIA SIMPSON GEORGIA GERMAIN

SET CONSTRUCTION
HELEN BLACKSTONE-GARDNER, KATE A.M. FOSTER,
GEORGIA GERMAIN, ELIZA GILBERT, IAN GROOMS, ROBERT HORNE,
NICOLE IZZO, GRACE LAWSON, TAYLOR LEPISI, AVA RUSNAK,
ZIA SIMPSON, ADDISON STEELE, KATHERINE STEVENSON
STAGE CREW
HELEN BLACKSTONE-GARDNER, GEORGIA GERMAIN, ELIZA GILBERT,
ROBERT HORNE, GRACE LAWSON, TAYLOR LEPISI, AVA RUSNAK,
ZIA SIMPSON, ADDISON STEELE, KATHERINE STEVENSON

House Manager Assistant House Manager

FAITH ALOBOUDI VERONICA MARTINEZ DE PINILLOS
HOUSE CREW
FAITH ALOBOUDI, CLAIRE BACKER, BRANDON MACDONALD,
SHAUN MACDONALD, VERONICA MARTINEZ DE PINILLOS, MIKAYLA NANG
Hair and Makeup Leader Props Master Publicity
ANTOINETTE STANLEY KATE A.M. FOSTER ALEXIS FRIEDMAN
Hair and Makeup Sound and Lighting
AMELIA DEVINS ESMERALDA DE LA CRUZ
MEGAN WAGNER IAN GROOMS
KYLIE KNEPLER AVA RUSNAK
MARLEY KLEIN

OUR ARTISTIC TEAM

Katie Kelle Matthew T. Paul Matthew

Wilson Webb Nguyen Stine Herman
Director Asst. Director Technical Director Choreographer Set Designer
 WHO’S WHO IN THE ORCHESTRA
Reed 1 Trumpet 1 Conductor / Keyboard II
Jim George Alyssa Keene Jessica Swift
Alison Viana*
Emma Caringella* Trumpet 2 Guitar
Ben Paglia* Harry Wesling* Tim Fullerton
Matthew Limberg*
Reed 2 Mitchell Van Dyk* Bass / Tuba
Gabriel de Andrade** JC Bosque* Tim Glaude
Mark Weed Evan Martinez*
Reed 3
Amy Kalal Trombone Drums
Remy Reeb* Scott Sayre Kristin Logemann*
Robert Goodwin**
Piano
Andy Ingersoll

CCHS Student Musician *

CCHS Alumni **

Orchestral Director Music Director

& Conductor
Jessica Andy
Swift Ingersoll
 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
CCHS Family—Faculty, Staff, Administration, Students, and Parents
The Faculty of the CCHS Visual and Performing Arts Department
CCHS Facilities
CCHS Business Office
The Printing Shoppe
Ranroy Printing
Envoy Productions
Susan Greeven
Amber Elliott
Brian Wells
Secrets Wigs
Jason W. Shutt
Jeremy Sewell
The Politoske Family
Michael Hoffman
The Nguyen Family
Matthew Herman
Our Family and Friends
GOD!
The Cathedral Catholic High School production of
“All Shook Up” is proud to be a participant in the 2019
Broadway San Diego High School Musical Theatre
Awards.
For more details please visit the website at:
http://www.broadwaysd.com/broadway-san-diego-high-
school-musical-theatre-awards
Upcoming Visual and Performing Arts events

May 22th - 6pm Art and Music Showcase
May 24th - 5pm College Drama/Senior Showcase
May 24th - 7pm Drama Banquet and Fandangos Awards Show
May 25th - 7pm Advanced Drama Showcase: Godspell