Regular Services:
Sundays
8:30 AM Holy
Eucharist Rite I
10:30 AM Holy
Eucharist Rite II
with Choir
9:30 -11:30 AM
Nursery Available
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church
ONE BODY, ONE MISSION, CHANGING LIVE
St. Peter's Players
Music Man - the cast
| Character | Actor |
| Harold Hill | Ken Shabel |
| Marian Paroo | Jessica Crim |
| Marcellus Washburn | Bryan Long |
| Mayor Shinn | Ron Shabel |
| Eulalie Shinn | Melinda Long |
| Zaneeta Shinn | Andrea Hemmer |
| Tommy Djilas (dc) | Riley Ovington / Gil Gonzales |
| Winthrop Paroo | Graham Musser |
| Amaryllis (dc) | Isabel Spinelli / Madalyne Lawton |
| Mrs. Paroo | Holly Kraus |
| Gracie Shinn | Carolyn Yochum |
| Jacey Squires (bsq) | Bryan Norris |
| Ewart Dunlop (bsq) | BB's Friend |
| Oliver Hix (bsq) | Bruce Baird |
| Olin Britt (bsq) | BB's Friend |
| Charlie Cowell | Burns Davison |
| Travel'g Sales 1 | Hugh Yochum |
| Travel'g Sales 2 | Mike Cannon |
| Travel'g Sales 3 | Pat Ovington |
| Travel'g Sales 4 | Keys Lewis |
| Travel'g Sales 5 | Bob Bottoms |
| Conductor | |
| Alma Hix | Mary Baird |
| Maud Dunlop | Mary Ellen Musser |
| Ethel Toffelmier | Beth Wetmore |
| Mrs Squires | Carol Thomas |
| Constable Lock | Keys Lewis |
| Note: All of the Traveling Salesmen will also double as Townspeople. | |
| Note: Some of the Barbershop may double as Traveling Salesmen and are also Townspeople. | |
| Townspeople | |
| Musser's | Mary Ellen, Grace, Caroline |
| Jarrard's | Rick, Leslie, Abby |
| Davison's | Jessi, Leanne |
| Koharik's | Debbie, Eddie |
| Smith's | Jamie, Lauren |
| Scout Black | |
| Allison Ryan | |
| Brittany Carr | |
| Corrine Walker | |
| Jackie Stevenson | |
| Orchestra | |
| Piano | Pat Cannon |
| 2-Violins | |
| Cello | |
| Flute | Renee Blackwelder |
| Piccolo | |
| Clarinet | Connie Lacquement |
| Bass Clar/Basn | |
| Ten Saxophone | |
| Bar Saxophone | Jim Litzie |
| Trumpet | Don Scott |
| Trumpet | Jay Phillips |
| Trombone | |
| Percussion | Carl Scull |
| Percussion | Bill Landrum |
| Director | Robyn Zimmerman |
| Assist. Director | |
| Choreographer | Belinda Black |
| Tech Director | Tim Estes |
| Wardrode | Valerie Estes |
| Costumes | Donna Jones |
| Music | Buist Langley |
THE
PLAYERS’ MINISTRY
In October 2000, auditions were held for The Best Christmas Pageant Ever with the dream of beginning a new chancel drama program at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. With some skepticism as to what it was all about and as to the commitment involved, a cast was assembled and rehearsals began. The play, with over 20 actors and 3 spotlight operators, was presented in early December with two performances. After the production, the church was in a buzz as to “how wonderful the play was” and “it was so professional” and “when is the next one!!!” St. Peter’s Player’s was born!!
The Players followed their opening act with a spring fundraiser entitled Snapshots from Life. a montage of short scenes from several classic plays, including moments from Hamlet, Death of a Salesman, The Wizard of Oz and Phantom of the Opera.
Under the backdrop of the tragedies of September 11, 2001, the St. Peter’s Players presented Thornton Wilder’s American classic Our Town.
Following a Shrove Tuesday improvisational game show Who Wants to Go To Heaven?), the Players returned in the Spring of 2002 with two one-act plays. The first was Snow White and the Seven Deadly Sins. The second was a one-act play written by Parishioner Michael Wagoner entitled The Revelation of Mr. Jenkins.
These short performances paved the way for the Players’ first venture into musical theatre: the Stephen Schwartz extravaganza GODSPELL. The show packed the church three nights in a row, including several bishops from the diocese.
After a second improvisational appearance on Shrove Tuesday (Laughter on Demand) and a One-Act drama for Maundy Thursday (The State versus Jesus Christ), the Players concluded their 2002-2003 season with Snapshots from Broadway — a montage of the Players’ own favorite songs from some of Broadway’s biggest hits.
The Players began their fourth season of ministry with an adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic Little Women. The drama follows the lives of four sisters growing up in Civil-War New England and the true meaning of family through laughter, through love, and through tears.
The Players presented the Palm Sunday Passion, and finished the fourth season with another musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Joseph played for six nights to a packed house.
Season five included The Christmas Story, a Shrove Tuesday event, the Passion, The Fantastiks, Pollyanna, an an original play by our own award winning author, Melinda Long, entitled The Least of These.
Season Six includes Snapshots From Comedy and Arthur Miller's The Crucible.
The St. Peter’s Players have brought children and adults together in fellowship and purpose. We would like to thank our priest Father Eric for his overwhelming support and fantastic pictures documenting our growth. With this production, we hope the greater community will be brought into our church family for a meaningful evening and perhaps a newfound home.
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