A musical based on the stories of P.L. Travers and the Walt Disney Film, Original Music and Lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman, Book by Julian Fellowes, New Songs and Additional Music and Lyrics by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe, Co-Created by Cameron Mackintosh
Travel to the rooftops of London as we “Step in Time” with the practically perfect Mary Poppins. This heart-warming story is brought to life through iconic musical numbers, show stopping choreography and a cast of Supercalifragilisticexpialidouciously talented young actors!
Auditions Dec. 5 & 6 for actors age 8 – 18!
Thank you to all of you who auditioned for Mary Poppins! Please check the cast list closely for your name as many actors will be listed in more than one place. Although we have listed roles for many scenes in the show, we have not listed everything everyone will be doing, and almost everyone is cast in multiple parts.
We are very excited to start working with you in January!
Meg, Stacy and Brian
Farthing | Penny | |
Quincy Shaindlin |
Bert |
Talia Gloster |
Chris Gough |
George Banks |
Hannah Milon |
Hannah Elisofon |
Winnifred Banks |
Véronique Plamondon |
Grace Gormley |
Jane Banks |
Nina Crofts |
Kavan Bhatia |
Michael Banks |
Kyle Vetter |
Isabella Bertram |
Katie Nanna |
Charlotte Peters |
Josh Gefken |
Policeman |
Spencer Cook |
Lexi Tuch |
Miss Lark |
Stephanie Chee |
Caroline Koltek |
Willoughby |
Meera Mathew |
Derron Mendel |
Admiral Boom |
Kenneth Derryberry |
Melissa Brown |
Teacher |
Shawn Pinkham |
Students |
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Novella Berlingo | Libi Lapede | |
Lena Wessel | Neta Gal | |
Grigori Goldman | Sam Engel | |
Sierra Kelly | Gigi Cockerill | |
Max Kelly | Luca Chondros | |
Sorrel Tunkelang | Julia Fung | |
Jesse Mcintyre |
Newsboy |
Evan Spielvogel |
Kyla Schwarzbach |
Librarian |
Elena Prodromou |
Hanna Bobrowicz |
Mrs. Brill |
Shelby Heppes |
Allison Nguyen |
Robertson Ay |
Shana De Urioste |
Kate Lincoln |
Mary Poppins |
Freya Forstall |
Kai Wessel |
Park Keeper |
Brian Bell |
Park Strollers |
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Sevastian Oti | Chloe Lauzeral | |
Charlotte Fletcher | Arielle Shimoni | |
Ines Legrand | Ashley MacDonald | |
Ebru Haritaoglu | Kaillah Selvaretnam | |
Madeline Hale | Lourdes Arteaga | |
Julia Segal | Kendal Backus | |
Caera Ozawa Burns | Megan Branstad | |
Sarah Dorsey | Sara Norris | |
Sarah Bailey | Jordan Rosenberg | |
Jolly Holiday-ers |
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Maya Quinlan | Jade Daujean | |
Sarah Love | Amy Parekh | |
Carlyle Mackenzie | Sequoia Dahlstrom | |
Josie Weiss | Mallika Patel | |
Beatrice Bell | Maya Horton | |
Sophia Schafer-Wharton | Ava Pagan | |
Ciara Davis | Anna Richardson | |
Eric Shachal | Malcolm Vinson | |
Alma Gur | Tessa Prodromou | |
Ariana Davis | Rachel Farhoudi | |
Audrey Boennighausen | Giada Parigi | |
Isabella Hopewell | Simran Sood | |
Chloe Hislop | Madigan Felts | |
Elizabeth Wang | Ashley Heltzel | |
Kaitlin McCarthy | Zoe Nicholson | |
Enrique Oti | Nathaniel Peifer | |
Grant Walton | Aidan Bertram | |
Veronica Eulenberg | Emily Cook | |
Ian Ciemiewicz | Roy Gotlieb | |
Kate Gough | Elizabeth Kundrat | |
Ryan McCauley | Hunter McDivitt | |
Anna Sonsini |
Neleus |
Annika Diekgers |
Statues |
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Adrienne Mitchel | Danielle Macuil | |
Katie Covington | Nikki Suzani | |
Anna Bronnikova | Eva Colliou | |
Julia Segal | Anya Colliou | |
Samuel Yang |
Bank Chairman |
David Peters |
Bank Clerks |
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Kai Wessel | Brian Bell | |
Ian Ciemiewicz | Roy Gotlieb | |
Kate Gough | Elizabeth Kundrat | |
Ryan McCauley | Hunter McDivitt | |
Board of Directors |
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Enrique Oti | Nathaniel Peifer | |
Grant Walton | Aidan Bertram | |
Veronica Eulenberg | Emily Cook | |
Secretaries |
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Isabella Hopewell | Simeron Sood | |
Audrey Boennighausen | Giada Parigi | |
Elizabeth Wang | Ashley Heltzel | |
Nia Ivanova |
Miss Smythe |
Kayla Kranen |
Ben Rogers |
Von Hussler |
Michael Tucker |
Libbe Simonsen |
Northbrook |
Alona Barkai |
Sarah Bailey |
Bird Woman |
Jordan Rosenberg |
Sarah Dorsey | Mrs. Corry | Sara Norris |
Isabella Bertram |
Fannie |
Charlotte Peters |
Nia Ivanova |
Annie |
Kayla Kranen |
Spellers |
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Caera Ozawa Burns | Megan Branstad | |
Anisya Malinovskaya | Kendal Backus | |
Lexi Tuch | Stephanie Chee | |
Adrienne Mitchel | Danielle Macuil | |
Julia Segal | Anya Colliou | |
Anna Sonsini | Annika Diekgers | |
Anna Bronnikova | Eva Colliou | |
Katie Covington | Nikki Suzani | |
Sevastian Oti | Chloe Lauzeral | |
Charlotte Fletcher | Arielle Shimoni | |
Ines Legrand | Ashley MacDonald | |
Ebru Haritaoglu | Kaillah Selvaretnam | |
Madeline Hale | Lourdes Arteaga | |
Conversationalists |
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Maya Quinlan | Jade Daujean | |
Sarah Love | Amy Parekh | |
Carlyle Mackenzie | Sequoia Dahlstrom | |
Josie Weiss | Mallika Patel | |
Beatrice Bell | Maya Horton | |
Sophia Schafer-Wharton | Ava Pagan | |
Ciara Davis | Anna Richardson | |
Eric Shachal | Malcolm Vinson | |
Alma Gur | Tessa Prodromou | |
Ariana Davis | Rachel Farhoudi | |
Chloe Hislop | Madigan Felts | |
Kaitlin McCarthy | Zoe Nicholson | |
Caera Ozawa Burns |
Valentine |
Megan Branstad |
Caroline Koltek |
Doll |
Meera Mathew |
Anisya Malinovskaya |
Monkey |
Kendal Backus |
Samuel Yang |
Toy Soldier |
David Peters |
Lexi Tuch |
Paper Doll |
Stephanie Chee |
Derron Mendel |
Teddy Bear |
Kenneth Derryberry |
Adrienne Mitchel |
Punch |
Danielle Macuil |
Julia Segal |
Rag Doll |
Anya Colliou |
Anna Sonsini |
Ballerina |
Annika Diekgers |
Anna Bronnikova |
Penguin |
Eva Colliou |
Katie Covington |
Piggy Bank |
Nikki Suzani |
Melissa Brown |
Miss Andrew |
Shawn Pinkham |
Ryan McCauley |
Sweep Soloist 1 |
Hunter McDivitt |
Enrique Oti |
Sweep Soloist 2 |
Nathaniel Peifer |
Kate Gough |
Sweep Soloist 3 |
Elizabeth Kundrat |
Nia Ivanova |
Sweep Soloist 4 |
Kayla Kranen |
Sweep Group A |
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Caera Ozawa Burns | Megan Branstad | |
Julia Segal | Kendal Backus | |
Adrienne Mitchel | Danielle Macuil | |
Anna Sonsini | Anya Colliou | |
Allison Nguyen | Annika Diekgers | |
Anna Bronnikova | Eva Colliou | |
Katie Covington | Nikki Suzani | |
Melissa Brown | Shawn Pinkham | |
Sarah Dorsey | Sara Norris | |
Sarah Bailey | Jordan Rosenberg | |
Allison Nguyen | Shana De Urioste | |
Sweep Group B |
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Sevastian Oti | Chloe Lauzeral | |
Charlotte Fletcher | Arielle Shimoni | |
Ines Legrand | Ashley MacDonald | |
Ebru Haritaoglu | Kaillah Selvaretnam | |
Madeline Hale | Lourdes Arteaga | |
Samuel Yang | David Peters | |
Derron Mendel | Kenneth Derryberry | |
Josh Gefken | Spencer Cook | |
Isabella Bertram | Charlotte Peters | |
Nia Ivanova | Kayla Kranen | |
Kai Wessel | Brian Bell | |
Grant Walton | Aidan Bertram | |
Lexi Tuch | Stephanie Chee | |
Sweep Group C |
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Ryan McCauley | Hunter McDivitt | |
Ian Ciemiewicz | Roy Gotlieb | |
Enrique Oti | Nathaniel Peifer | |
Jesse Mcintyre | Evan Spielvogel | |
Grigori Goldman | Sam Engel | |
Max Kelly | Luca Chondros | |
Ben Rogers | Michael Tucker | |
Kate Gough | Elizabeth Kundrat | |
Kyla Schwarzbach | Elena Prodromou | |
Lena Wessel | Neta Gal | |
Veronica Eulenberg | Emily Cook | |
Libbe Simonsen | Alona Barkai | |
Sweep Group D |
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Sorrel Tunkelang | Julia Fung | |
Sierra Kelly | Gigi Cockerill | |
Novella Berlingo | Libi Lapede | |
Caroline Koltek | Meera Mathew | |
Maya Quinlan | Jade Daujean | |
Sarah Love | Amy Parekh | |
Carlyle Mackenzie | Sequoia Dahlstrom | |
Josie Weiss | Mallika Patel | |
Beatrice Bell | Maya Horton | |
Sophia Schafer-Wharton | Ava Pagan | |
Ciara Davis | Anna Richardson | |
Eric Shachal | Malcolm Vinson | |
Alma Gur | Tessa Prodromou | |
Ariana Davis | Rachel Farhoudi | |
Audrey Boennighausen | Giada Parigi | |
Isabella Hopewell | Simran Sood | |
Chloe Hislop | Madigan Felts | |
Elizabeth Wang | Ashley Heltzel | |
Kaitlin McCarthy | Zoe Nicholson | |
Ian Ciemiewicz |
Messenger |
Roy Gotlieb |
Director: Meg Fischer
Vocal Director: Stacy Levin
Choreographer: Brian Miller
Orchestra Director: Nick Kenrick
Set Design: Jerry Enos
Lighting Design: Derek Duarte
Stage Manager: Shioban Thill
Putting on a full-scale musical is an enormous undertaking. There are sets to paint, costumes to sew, lights to hang, and much more. Our shows would not be possible without our wonderful volunteers.
Peninsula Youth Theatre requires a minimum of 25 hours of volunteer time from each family participating in a CenterStage production (15 hours for the second child and 5 hours per child after that). Without this contribution of time and energy, it would be prohibitively expensive for us to put these shows on stage.
Don’t have a child in the cast but still want to volunteer? PYT will be happy to have your help! Non-parent volunteers must be fingerprinted and pass a routine background check. For more information about how you can become a PYT volunteer, email lhatten@pytnet.org.
A few things to know about our show specific volunteer positions:
Now….which committee is right for you?
Backstage Crew
Do you like to be part of the action happening on stage during the show? The Backstage Crew moves set pieces between scenes under the direction of the Stage Manager. Must be reasonably fit and able to push, pull, lift, bend, etc. Must be available to work during Tech week and at least 5 Performances, including the 90-minute call time for a total of 30-35 hours. Must wear black and close-toed shoes.
Body Microphones
Are you interested in the fascinating world of live sound? The Body Microphone Committee is responsible for affixing mics to and removing mics from the actors. Must be available to work during tech week and at least 5 performances, including the 90-minute call time for a total of 30-35 hours. Some heavy lifting may be required during load-in and strike.
Break-a-leg Messages
Want to put smiles on the faces of cast members and help chase away opening night jitters? Personal messages from parents and friends are compiled into a booklet for the actors. The Break-a-leg Committee usually consists of only 1 person who is responsible for collecting those messages and producing a booklet to be distributed to the actors at the theater. Most of the work is done from home. This committee will require less than 25 hours of work, so committee members should supplement with another committee.
Cast Bios and Lobby Decorations
Can you share your creative talents in order to showcase our wonderful staff and talented cast members? Headshots and bios for each of each actor are displayed attractively in the theater lobby. Some work will need to be done at home and the lobby displays are put up during tech week. This committee will require less than 25 hours of work, so committee members should supplement with another committee.
Cast Party
Do you love to throw a great shindig? The Cast Party committee is responsible for planning and throwing a party for the cast the Monday after the show closes, working with the producers to stay within a strict budget and meet other important criteria. This committee will require less than 25 hours of work, so committee members should supplement with another committee.
Costumes
Can you thread a needle with the best of them? The Costume Committee assists the Costume Designer with fitting and costume construction and well as all of the logistics needed to assign, distribute, maintain, collect and store the costumes. The estimated time commitment is 25+ hours. Must have previous sewing experience.
Cueing
Are you the person in your house who makes sure everyone gets to where they need to go on time? The Cueing Committee alerts cast members when they are needed onstage during dress rehearsals and performances. Committee members must be familiar with the script and all characters and be available to work during Tech Week and at least 5 performances including the 90-minute call time for a total of 25-35 hours. Must wear black and close-toed shoes at the theater.
Dressers
Do you thrive on just-in-time activities? The Dresser Committee executes all quick changes, provides assistance to cast members who need help with costumes changes, and makes sure the dressing rooms are kept neat and organized. Must be available to work during Tech week and at least 5 Performances, including the 90-minute call time for a total of 30-35 hours. Must wear black and close-toed shoes.
Flowers
Who doesn’t love flowers? The Flower Committee is responsible for selling flowers at the theater during performances. Committee members must be willing to use their own vehicles to pick up the flowers. The estimate time commitment is 25 hours. For smaller casts the flower committee may not be available.
Followspots
Want to light up our performers? The followspot operators run the spotlights that illuminate the actors on stage. Must be willing to climb a tall vertical ladder and work on a catwalk in a relatively small space. Must be available to work during Tech week and at least 5 Performances, including the 90-minute call time for a total of 30-35 hours. Must wear black and close-toed shoes.
Green Room
Do you love hanging out with and getting to know interesting kids? The Green Room Committee is responsible to supervising the cast members in the Green Room during Tech week and performances. The committee members will provide board games and other appropriate activities. The estimated time commitment is 25 hours.
Makeup and Hair
Can you French braid? How about put on eyeliner without gouging out an eye? The Makeup and Hair Committee applies specialty makeup, executes specialty hair designs and puts on and takes off all wigs. The committee also ensures that cast members responsible for their own hair and makeup look good before going on stage. Must be available to work during Tech week and at least 5 performances, including the 90-minute call time for a total of 25-35 hours. The committee loads-in and strikes its own supplies.
Props
Are you a quick draw with a glue gun? Do you love the thrill of a perfect thrift store find? Props include set dressing, furniture, table settings, costume accessories, various items actors carry, and various other objects used by the actors on stage. The committee buys, builds or borrows to add artistic elements to the show. This committee works during the rehearsal period and at least 5 performances including the 90-minute call time for a total of 25+ hours. The committee loads-in and strikes its own items.
Publicity
Have you always wanted to be a town crier? How about hanging posters for our show all over the peninsula? The Publicity Committee is responsible for distributing posters in peninsula communities and helping to build the database of acceptable locations. The committee will also keep track of ticket sales and present the information to the in the lobby at PYT. Must be willing to use own vehicle for poster distribution activities and be willing to talk with local business owners. This committee will require less than 25 hours of work, so committee members should supplement with another committee.
Set Building
Is your dream birthday present a power tool? The Set Building Committee works with the Technical Director to build the sets for the show. Carpentry skills are useful. Must be reasonably fit and able to lift, push and pull heavy objects. Close-toes shoes and proper clothing are required. The estimated time commitment is 25+ hours. Sets are assembled during load-in and disassembled during strike.
Scenery Painting
Did you love to paint-by-numbers as a kid? The Painting Committee is responsible for painting the scenery for the show. Artistic ability is not required. Committee members must reasonably fit and able to lift, push, and pull heavy objects. Some ladder climbing may be required as well. The estimated time commitment is 25+ hours. This committee loads-in and strikes its own supplies.
Soundboard Operator
Want to perform one of the most challenging but rewarding jobs available? The Soundboard Operator preferably has experience with live theatrical sound. Attendance at all Designer Run Throughs and Tech week rehearsals is required. The Soundboard Operator must work every performance including the 90-minute call time for a total of 25+ hours. This responsibility may be shared if there are multiple Soundboard Operators.
Tech Dinners
Do you love to host big family dinners? The Tech Dinner Committee is responsible for serving dinner to the cast members, staff, and volunteers during tech week and strike and for cleaning up after dinner. This committee will require less than 25 hours of work, so committee members should supplement with another committee.
Performances are held at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.
Adults $22.00 *
Seniors and Children 12 & Under: $16.00 *
Tickets may also be ordered through the Ticket office:
The Ticket office is open from 12pm – 6pm Wednesday through Saturday, and one hour prior to every ticketed performance.
* Please note that the City of Mountain View adds a $2 per ticket facility use fee to all orders
**For group tickets please contact the MVCPA ticket office at (650) 903-6000