2018 February PASO Magazine

LAST WORD
PASO HIGH STUDENTS PRESENT ‘THE JUNGLE BOOK KIDS’
BY HEATHER YOUNG
To finish its season, Paso Robles
High School’s drama department
will present two shows: Disney’s
“The Jungle Book KIDS” and “The Sound
of Music.”
“The children’s musical is special
because my intermediate drama class
will perform it for over 60 classes
in our school district as a field
trip and will expose almost 2,000
students to theater,” Paso Robles
High School Director of Theatre
Arts Marcy Goodnow said.
The drama department will perform
during its fourth period on block days to
elementary and middle schools that travel to the
Performing Arts Center at Paso Robles High
School.
“We did ‘James and the Giant Peach Jr.’ last
year and it was a huge success,” Goodnow said,
adding that she chose “The Jungle
Book KIDS” because it follows the
cartoon version and includes a
lot of singing and dancing.
She said the musical has a jazzy
beat and features colorful characters,
as well as favorite songs from
the movie.
Goodnow is the director for the
show with Aimee Ware as the
vocal director and choreographed
by student Cassidy LeClair.
The show will run Thursday,
February 15 through Thursday, March 8.
There will be four performances of the children’s
musical open to the public. They will be
held on March 2 and 3 at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m.
in the Performing Arts Center at Paso
Robles High School. Tickets are $5 each and are
available at PRHSDrama.com.
“THE JUNGLE BOOKS KIDS” CAST LIST
Director: Marcy Goodnow
Vocal Direction: Aimee Ware
Student Choreographer: Cassidy LeClair
Bagheera: McKenzie Short
Baloo: Brooke Bigelow
Mowgli: Naomi Phillips
Shere Khan: Madecyn Penn
Coconut Tree/Shanti: Rebecca Slason
Kaa: Cassidy LeClair
UPCOMING EVENTS
A “HAIRSPRAY” SING-A-LONG NIGHT
WILL BE HELD ON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9 • 6 – 9 p.m.
THE COST IS $2 PER STUDENT.
THE DEPARTMENT’S SPRING MUSICAL,
“THE SOUND OF MUSIC,” WILL RUN
APRIL 13 THOUGH 22.
CASTORO DONATES TO TIMBA
Formerly known as Beaverstock, Whale Rock 2017 was the 5th annual Music and
Arts festival orchestrated in September by the Udsen family of Castoro Cellars,
and set an all-time attendance record with more than 4,000 attendees.
As a festival tradition, a donation in amount of $24,268 was given to the Templeton
Instrumental Music Booster’s Association (TIMBA). The Udsen family happily presented a
check to Templeton High School band director David Landers on Tuesday Dec. 12, 2017.
As dedicated supporters of the local community and longtime lovers of music and arts,
the Udsen’s have given a portion of festival proceeds to a local charity every year — a total
exceeding $70,000 — including Templeton Education Foundation and MUST! Charities.
TIMBA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit parent volunteer organization that supports THS musicians.
Along with 16 bands on two stages, collections by local artists, all-ages yoga, kid crafts
and games, Castoro Cellars wines, local craft beers, ciders and food trucks the festival is
a family-friendly environment.
Whale Rock 2018 is set for Sept. 15 & 16, 2018. Castoro Cellars is located at
1315 North Bethel Road, Templeton, CA 93465. For more info, call 805-238-0725
or visit Castoro Cellars or Whale Rock Music and Arts Festival website.
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50 PASO Magazine, February 2018