| Staff | |
| Director | Maureen Haney |
| Producer | Terri Miles |
| Choreography | Mitzie Imagawa |
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| Cast | |
| Karl | Byron Bass |
| Doctor | Byron Bass |
| Policeman | Byron Bass |
| Sad Girl | Samantha Birtola |
| Photographer | Miriam Braun |
| Mrs. Peterson | Vivienne Castillo |
| Mr. MacAfee | Connor Clark |
| Charles F. Maude | Matthew Cummings |
| Reporter #2 | Madison Cupples |
| Mrs. Merkle | Vivian Esenbock |
| Debra Sue | Rachel Foster |
| Helen | Kelsey Griffin |
| Rose Alvarez | Megan Griffin |
| Susie | Niamh Haller |
| Edna | Eleanor Harnett |
| Albert Peterson | William Hoshida |
| Penelope | Nicole Kacir |
| Mrs. MacAfee | Nicole LaJeunesse |
| Harvey Johnson | Dominick Lucido |
| Hugo Peabody | Jeremy Majjasie |
| Margie | Kathryn McGill |
| Kim MacAfee | McKenna Miles |
| Reporter #1 | Deborah Parks |
| Gloria Rasputin | Deborah Parks |
| Alice | Devon Peddie |
| Mayor | Trent Peschke |
| Ursula Merkle | Amy Reyes |
| Conrad Birdie | Brandon Sanchez |
| Freddy | Stephan Sandhu |
| Guitar Man | Stephan Sandhu |
| Nancy | Saskia Vinkhuyzen |
| Randolph MacAfee | Jaime Walling |
| Chorus | Byron Bass |
| Samantha Birtola | |
| Miriam Braun | |
| Matthew Cummings | |
| Madison Cupples | |
| Rachel Foster | |
| Kelsey Griffin | |
| Niamh Haller | |
| Nicole Kacir | |
| Dominick Lucido | |
| Kathryn McGill | |
| Devon Peddie | |
| Trent Peschke | |
| Stephan Sandhu | |
| Saskia Vinkhuyzen | |
| Shriner | Byron Bass |
| Matthew Cummings | |
| Dominick Lucido | |
| Deborah Parks | |
| Trent Peschke | |
| Stephan Sandhu | |
| Jaime Walling |
Bye Bye Birdie
The plot revolves around rock and roll superstar Conrad Birdie and the complications that arise when his agent stages a publicity stunt on The Ed Sullivan Show in which he will kiss one lucky girl from Sweet Apple, Ohio before being drafted into the army. An English Teacher, What Did I Ever See in Him?, Put on a Happy Face, One Boy, A Lot of Livin’ to Do, Kids, Rosie, and Spanish Rose are musical theatre classics.
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Book by Michael Stewart
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
