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 November
9-25, 2012
The Frog
Prince
Book &
Lyrics by Stan
Gill
Music by
Cindy Bright
The Princess is
not supposed to
be down by the
well ... but
the Princess
does not always
behave. When she
loses her
precious golden
ball down the
well, a Frog
comes to the
rescue and
retrieves it.
All he desires
in return is her
promise of
friendship, but
the Princess
breaks her word.
When the King
discovers this,
he intervenes
and insists that
his daughter
fulfill her part
of the bargain.

MEET THE
CAST
Britt Boyd (Troubadour)
is delighted to be back at
SecondStory Repertory, having
previously appeared in Duck for
President (Cow) and Urinetown
(Soupy Sue). Recent credits
include Katie Stanley in Pirates
of Penzance (STAGEright); The
Baker's Wife in Into the
Woods (Seattle Musical Theatre);
Mrs Armstrong in The Best
Christmas Pageant Ever (Seattle
Public Theater) and touring
nationally with Living Voices/Theaterworks.
By day, Britt can be found
illuminating young minds at
Seattle Children's Theatre and
teaching fifth graders how to
swashbuckle like Errol Flynn.
Jeffrey Hitchin (King)
was last seen at SecondStory Rep
in “Rumpelstiltskin” where he
played the King. He doesn’t feel
all that regal, yet he ends up
playing Kings a lot. Go figure.
He can also be heard locally on
“Imagination Theater” on KIXI
880 in various episodes of “The
Adventures of Harry Nile” and
“The Further Adventures of
Sherlock Holmes.”
Liz Oyama (Gwen) is
thrilled to be back for her
second show with SecondStory
Rep! She spent the summer in
Leavenworth Washington, leading
the cast of Leavenworth Summer
Theatre's production of "The
Sound of Music" as Maria
VonTrapp. Other credits include
Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat here at
SSR (ensemble), A Chorus Line
(ensemble, Diana u/s), My Fair
Lady (Eliza Doolittle), Crazy
for You (Tess), and Curtains
(Nikki).
Charles Ivan Gift (Frog
Prince) This is Charles'
second time playing a frog here
at SecondStory He was last seen
in Greenstage's Henry VIII this
summer and just recently as the
Surveillance Officer in Seattle
Opera’s Fidelio. Charles was
the Baker and Simeon in Joseph
and the Amazing Technicolor
Dreamcoat, and Frog in A Year
with Frog and Toad at
SecondStory Repertory. Other
roles include Dick in Play it
Again Sam at Phoenix Theater and
Noah in 110 In The Shade.
Charles moved here five years
ago from the Spokane/North Idaho
where he has acted, directed,
and crewed professionally in the
area for many years. Favorite
roles are Adam in Someone to
Watch Over Me, C C Showers in
The Diviners. The plant in
Little Shop of Horrors, Laertes
in Hamlet, Oberon in A Midsummer
Nights Dream, Curly in Oklahoma.
Charles holds a BA in Theater
and English from Gonzaga
University.
Meagan
Castillo (Witcher Woman) is
excited to be appearing with SecondStory
Repertory for the third time after
appearing as the miller’s maid in Rumpelstiltskin
and Katherina Cavaleieri in
Amadeus last season. Favorite roles include
Nancy in Oliver!, Ado Annie in
Oklahoma!, The Baker’s Wife in Into the
Woods and Rosa Bud in Drood. When not
rehearsing or performing, Meagan
enjoys writing clever bios for
the many theaters she works for.
Enjoy the show!
THE PRODUCTION TEAM
Danny Miller (Director)
is the President of the Board at
SecondStory, and has been acting
with the company for ten seasons
now. His most recent directing
job was for Rumpelstiltskin in
last year's TYA series. He is
very proud to bring this
charming fairy tale to life for
all ages and lucky to have such
a great group of talented
professionals to work with.
Enjoy the show!
Julie Parsons (Music
Director) is a Seattle-based
musical director, choral
conductor, singer, educator, and
clinician. Julie is a regular
Musical Director for Youth
Theatre Northwest, as well as
MDing for Burien Little Theatre,
and is excited to be working on
her first show for SecondStory
Repertory. She serves on the
board of the Washington State
American Choral Directors
Association, and serves at the
national level of ACDA as a
member of the Technology
Committee. She is a founding
member of the Mägi Ensemble, a
professional choir specializing
in music from Estonia, Latvia,
and Lithuania. She has sung
with choirs all over the world,
including the London
Philharmonic Choir and London
Choral Society, been the
Artistic Director and Conductor
of the Waltham Philharmonic
Orchestra, and conductor of the
University of Washington's
University Singers. Julie
holds a BA in Vocal Performance
from Central College (IA), a MM
from New England Conservatory,
and is currently finishing her
DMA at the University of
Washington.
Samantha Armitage (Costume
Designer) Samantha is a
costume designer based out of
the Greater Seattle Area with
an MFA in theatre costume design
from Arizona State University.
After receiving her MFA,
Samantha trained as an intern at
The Pacific Conservatory of the
Performing Arts (PCPA) as a
costume design assistant. Her
design credits include: Bone
Portraits, Eurydice, And What
She Found There (an original
devised work), Allegra (an
original work), The True Story
of the Three Little Pigs,
Richard III and A Mouse Who
Knows Me (New Work). This is
Samantha’s first costume design
with SecondStory Rep.
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