Aladdin Jr.
| Staff | ||
| Co-Producers | April Ouellette | |
| Jon Reed | ||
| Director | Colleen Chipman | |
| Musical Director | James Chipman | |
| Choreographer | April Ouellette | |
| Stage Manager | Chase Ouellette | |
| Producers’ Assistant | Kiro Kehrer | |
| Costumer | Kathy Tom | |
| Assistant Costumer | Amelia Souza-Hatcher | |
| Master Carpenter | Larry Tom | |
| Set Design | Colleen Chipman | |
| Flight Director | Larry Tom | |
| Props Mistress | Eliza Dean | |
| Flag & Saber Choreography | Mark Ruiz | |
| Lighting Design | Colleen Chipman | |
| Rehearsal Pianists | Chris Eves | |
| Will Kellett | ||
| House Manager | Bruce O’Hara | |
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| Cast | ||
| Genie | John Kellett | |
| Aladdin | Jonathan Borgia | |
| Jasmine | Megan Corbridge | |
| Jafar | Antonio Silva | |
| Magic Carpet | Alexandra Mandel | |
| Iago | Gabriel Hatcher | |
| Sultan | Connor Bray | |
| Narrator | Ryan Hatcher | |
| Scheherazade | Deanna McGill | |
| Razoul | Matt Alpert | |
| Matron | Christiana Bray | |
| Steward | Dominick Lucido | |
| Prince Baba of Ganoush | Mike Ruiz | |
| Prince Dahdu Rahn-Rahn | John Kellett | |
| Prince – The Artist | Michael McGill | |
| Dance Captain | Julia Brewka | |
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| Palace Guards: Adrian Haskell, Stephen Sandhu, Thomas Parker, Trent Peschke | ||
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| Harem Girls: Deborah Parks, Julia Brewka, Laura Blasingame, Megan Hamik | ||
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| Ensemble: Andrea Borgia, Claire Parker, Emma Lucido, Jenna Havstad, Michael McGill, Mike Ruiz, Megan Kinkell, Shelby O’Hara, Anna Parker, Danny Cavero, Evan Dean, Jessica Roberts, Luis Ruiz, McKenna Miles, Pearl Bass, Sierra Kehrer, Byron Bass, Danny Chipman, Jacob Garcia, Katherine McGill, Mark Ruiz, McKenzie Kehrer, Samantha Birtola, Valerie Valdez | ||
Welcome to Agrabah, City of Enchantment and the fantastic tale of the street rat who became a prince! All of your favorite characters from the hit Disney film – Aladdin, Jasmine, Iago, Jafar, the Genie, and more – are here in Disney’s Aladdin Jr., a musical adventure filled with magic, mayhem, and flying carpet rides.
This is the classic story of Aladdin and his magic lamp. Aladdin discovers a magic lamp and, with aid of the Genie, wins the hand of the lovely Princess. But the evil Turkish Magician gains control of the lamp and instructs the Genie to bring the Princess to him in his palace. Aladdin finds the magician and rescues the Princess.
NOTE: We are proud to present the premiere of the “flying” of Aladdin Jr. at a community theater!
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Photos by Elizabeth Mandel