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CAST MEMBERS






                           Zeke Crocker, Snoopy

                           Having appeared in The Wind in the Willows and
                           Treasure Island, eighth grader Zeke is making his
                           musical debut. “I wasn't sure how much I would
                           like doing a musical at first, but found that it was
                           very enjoyable,” he confessed. He is most looking
                           forward to performing “Baseball Game.” One “little
                           known fact” about Zeke is that he enjoys
                           composing music for amateur video games.


          Lydia Cunningham, Lucy Van Pelt
         No stranger to the MHA stage, some of junior
         Lydia’s favorite roles have included Martha in
         Arsenic and Old Lace, Clara Bell in Rebecca of
         Sunnybrook Farm, and Ferret in The Wind in the
         Willows. A highlight of the show is the scene in
         which Lucy interviews everyone to tell her how
         crabby they think she is, and, at the end, she has a
         small moment of self realization. “I have expanded
         my character horizon by becoming the older sister I always wanted to
         be,” said the youngest of six children. Lydia thanks her grandparents,
         who always watched Peanuts on TV. “I’m sure they would have loved to
         see me in the show,” she said.


                           Ezekiel Forster, Schroeder

                           A senior at Mars Hill, Ezekiel has held roles in A
                           Midsummer Night’s Dream, Arsenic and Old Lace,
                           and Fiddler on the Roof. Through his experience
                           with You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Ezekiel has
                           learned that despite his usual singing role as a
                           bass, he has a higher register as well. Like
                           Schroeder, he enjoys reading and playing piano.
                           He thanks Mr. McKenna for directing the show and
         his friends “for getting me to do my first play and inadvertently starting
         my interest in theater.”
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