Book by Robert L. Freedman & Faye Greenberg

Based on the Disney Channel Original MovieCamp Rock 2: The Final Jam

Written byDan Berendsen and Karin Gist & Regina Hicks

And on characters created byKarin Gist & Regina Hicks and Julie Brown & Paul Brown

Songs from Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam by

Adam Watts & Andy Dodd; Kara DioGuardi & Mitch Allan; Matthew Gerrard & Robbie Nevil; Jeannie Lurie, Aris Archontis & Chen Nee-

man; Dapo Torimiro & Lyrica Anderson; Antonina Armato, Tim James & Thomas Sturges; Toby Gad, Lyrica Anderson & Kovasciar Myvette;

Antonina Armoto, Tim James, Aaron Dudley & Steve Rushton; Jamie Houston; Adam Anders, Nikki Hassman & Peer Astom; Kara DioGurdi & Greg Wells

Additional Lyrics by

Robert L. Freedman & Faye Greensburg

Camp Rock! Is presented with special arrangement with Music Theatre International

The Joseph Stein Young Actors StudioProduction of

Asa Skaggs (Shane Grey) just completed seventh grade at NorthWood Middle School where Choir and Gym are his favor-ite subjects. At thirteen, he’s already an experienced thespian having played in numerous productions including the lead role of Steve in Best Little Theater In Town, lead role of Tex Glitter in Santa’s Holiday Hoe Down, Dooney in Lifesong, Tevin in Fiddler On The Roof, Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory, Thor-oughly Modern Millie, and Cinderella. A member of his school’s concert choir, Asa participated in the 2011 Indiana Music Educators’ “Circle The State In Song” choral festival and earned a gold medal in solo at the Indiana State School Music Associa-tion competition. He also sings with the Younger Generation show choir. To add to his musical skills, this busy teenager is now learning to play the guitar. Asa favorite pastimes are watching musicals, singing TobyMac and Michael Jackson, along with playing baseball, football, and basketball. Paige Slocum (Caitlyn Geller) is from Indianapolis, but spends her summers on Dewart Lake near Syracuse. She has per-formed in several past Amish Acres’ productions including Cinderella as Cinderella, High School Musical as Taylor, and Willie Wonka And The Chocolate Factory as Charlie. Paige has been in ballet and jazz for nine years, placing first in solo com-petition. For two years, she has performed in the Nutcracker ballet at Southold Dance Theater in South Bend. She has played Periwinkle in Dear Edwina, a Munchkin in Wizard Of Oz, and Peter in The Adventures Of Fudge. This busy young lady also plays flute and piano. Paige is a thirteen-year-old eighth grader at St. Matthew School in Indianapolis where her favorite subject is Language Arts. She also enjoys figure skating. Morgan Solliday (Camp Rock Ensemble) returns to the Joseph Stein Young Actors Studio, having played Ms. Darbus in last summer’s production of High School Musical. At nine years old, Morgan is already a seasoned performer. She has appeared in several musicals at Main Stage in Mishawaka where she played her favorite role of Gabriella in High School Musical, in addition to Annie, Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and other productions. She also performed in Superfudge at South Bend Civic Theatre, Goshen College Children’s Choir, and several area talent shows. When she’s not performing, Morgan enjoys jazz and violin lessons, Girl Scouts, 4-H, and soccer. Morgan just completed the fourth grade at Concord Southside Elementary School in Elkhart. Her favorite subject is Science.

AMISH ACRES®The Round Barn TheatreNappanee, Indiana

The CastMitchie Torres ………………….Arianna DavisShane Grey ………………...…....Asa SkaggsNate Grey ……...………………..Ricky IniestaJason Grey.......................................Seth KirbyCaitlyn Geller..………………......Paige SlocumTess Tyler ……………………….Molly HillEla Pandor.……………………....Kamryn KobleMargaret “Peggy” Dupree ……...Heather CurtisRosie Day …………………….....Kassidy HockertBetty ……………………..……...Kacey RiebelSandy ………………………........Katherine IustonAndy Hosten ………………........Wesley MiddaughCesaria Brown …..……………...Kellie MacGowanDana Turner..…………………....McKenna FarrellLuke Williams ………………….Tony IniestaAlex Turner..………………….....Aria SkaggsGeorgina Farlow………....……...Hannah KrokCamp Rockers………………......Jordan Jennings, Morgan Solliday, Joelle RassiCamp Stars……………………...Olivia Jennings, Hanna Fitzpatrick

Director’s Note

This last week has been amazing and we’ve all had a great time together! It has been my privilege to work with twen-ty-two extremely talented kids to create this production. Everyone has worked very hard and I’m so proud of each performer on the stage today. Thanks to all the kids for their dedication and commitment. And a big thanks also to Sarah, Sam, Travis, and Bonnie for all their help with putting the show together in such a short time and keeping the camp running smoothly. Now let’s rock! - Allison Jones

Olivia Jennings (Camp Star Ensemble) enjoys designing fashions for girls and women in addition to playing soccer and volleyball, reading, and writing stories. She has performed in Christmas musicals, band and choir performances, piano recit-als and contests, and school talent shows. She is also learning to play the flute. Art is Olivia’s favorite subject at St. Michael School in Plymouth where she will be a sixth grader in the fall. Olivia is eleven years old and lives in Rochester.

Seth Kirby (Jason Grey) will be entering the fourth grade at Syracuse Elementary School where he played Poppa Bear and the Man with Straw in his school’s production of The Surprising Story Of The Three Little Pigs this spring. When not performing in the school show, this eight-year-old likes studying Music, Art, and Reading. His favorite musical is Disney Channel’s Lemonade Mouth. He also enjoys extreme sledding and soccer, and thinks you can’t beat bacon and French toast for breakfast!

Kamryn Koble (Ela Pandor) likes to have fun composing plays involving drama, dance, and singing. She plays the piano and has completed nine years at Lee Ann Stewart Dance School. This creative sixth grader attends Northwood Middle School where she has sung solos in school programs and also enjoys participating in her church’s Christmas shows. In her free time, eleven-year-old Kamryn loves to read and does dog training with 4-H. Her favorite school subject is English.

Hannah Krok (Georgina Farlow) will be a sixth grader this fall at Northwood Middle School in Nappanee where Music is her favorite subject. This eleven-year-old likes to sing, dance, and shop! She has studied hip-hop dance at Lee Ann Stewart Dance School and performed various speaking roles in elementary school plays and musicals. Her favorite role was Romulus in Dig It. Her favorite musical is Legally Blonde The Musical, and favorite TV show is Glee. When it comes to sports, Hannah likes volleyball and football.

Kellie MacGowan (Cesaria Brown) has been a familiar face at Amish Acres this season, having performed in Miss Nelson Is Missing as Gertrude and the Mother’s Day weekend perfor-mance of Camp Rock. She has also performed in the Music Man, Music Man Jr., Shakespeare Goes To Gravel Gulch, White Christmas, and many other productions; although, her favorite role was playing Gertrude in Miss Nelson Is Missing. This tal-ented young thespian also enjoys playing acoustic and electric guitar. A thirteen-year-old home schooler, Kellie’s best subject is Math.

The staffExecutive Producer …………............Richard PletcherArtistic Director ..................................Laurie SchotzDirector.................................................Allison JonesAssistant Directors ..............................Sarah Philabaum, Samuel Rohloff , Bonnie MacGowanMusical Director .................................Travis SmithLighting and Sound Design ...............Philip B. Richard II

Scenes and Songs

Camp Rock and Camp StarScene 1: Camp Rock (Day 1)This Is Our Song…………………………………….....................................Camp RockBrand New Day……………………………………..........Camp RockThis Is Me…………………………………Mitchie & ShaneStart The Party……………………………………….................Tess & Camp Rock Scene 2: Camp Rock Stage & Dock (Day 2) Scene 3: Camp Star (Sundown) Scene 4: Camp Rock Mess Hall (Day 3)Can’t Back Down…………………………………….Camp Rock Scene 5: Camp Rock, Various Spaces (Day 4 / 5 / 6)Play My Music………………………………………............................Camp Rock Scene 6: Camp Star (Later) Scene 7: Camp Rock Cabin Porch (Day 7) Scene 8: Camp Rock (Day 9) Scene 9: Camp Rock Dock (Day 11)Heart And Soul………………………………Camp Rock Scene 10: Camp Rock Dock (Day 12) Scene 11: Camp Star (Day 12)Introducing Me………………………………………............................Nate & Dana Scene 12: Camp Rock Stage (Day 12) Scene 13: Camp Rock Cabin Porch & Dock (Day 12)Wouldn’t Change A Thing……………………………Shane & Mitchie Scene 14: Camp Star (Day 14)Fire……………………………………………………...........................Camp StarWhat We Came Here For……………………………...Camp Rock Scene 15: Camp Rock Stage (Day 14)This Our Song Reprise………………………………….CompanyStart the Party Megamix………………………………..............................Company

Wesley Middaugh (Andy Hosten) is a hometown boy from Nappanee. No stranger to The Round Barn Theatre stage, Wesley played the King in the 2010 Joseph Stein Young Actors Studio presentation of Cinderella. He also performed a solo in his school’s music concert as well as participated in several piano recitals, the South Bend Area Music Teachers Association Ensemble Concert, and Indiana Music Teachers Association Achievement In Music Festival. Wesley will be a fifth grader in the fall at Nappanee Elementary School. His favorite subject is Social Studies and wants to be a paleontologist when he grows up. Besides playing piano, this ten-year-old likes tennis, Legos®, Cub Scouts, and playing outside on warm days.

Joelle Rassi (Camp Rock Ensemble) moves from the audience to the stage, having been a Round Barn Theatre season ticket holder for the past four years. Joelle is no novice when it comes to performing, though. She just finished playing Alice in Alice In Wonderland at the Wagon Wheel Theatre and Sarah in the play Giving Thanks. A seven year student at Lee Ann Stewart Dance School, Joelle is a member of the 2011 Dance Fusion Competition Team that will advance to the National competi-tion. When not on stage, she’s on the ice at Canlan Ice Sports in Fort Wayne where she participated in the 2010 Fantasy On Ice show, holds first place in Figure Skating Competition, and plays on the Mites-Blackhawks Hockey Team who were the 2010-2011 season champs. You don’t want to mess with this 10-year-old, because she is also the 2010 Indiana State Judo Champion. Joelle lives in Milford and will be a fifth grader at Blue Ridge Christian School in Shipshewana where she likes studying Bible and History. Kacey Riebel (Betty) is excited to participate in her first musical production. She has taken dance lessons and enjoys playing volleyball. Kacey is ten years old and lives in Elkhart where she will be a fifth grader at Concord Intermediate School. Her favorite subject in school is English and particularly enjoys writing.

Aria Skaggs (Alex Turner) favorite role was that of Cinderella which she performed last year in the musical production of Cinderella. She has also played the lead role of Driving Inspector in GPS, soloist and dancer in Lifesong, and appeared in Thoroughly Modern Millie. Aria loves singing and playing the piano, performing in many piano recitals over the last five years, and singing in the Younger Generation show choir. She has even composed some original music. At the Indiana State School Music Association competition this year, Aria was awarded a gold medal in solo. It’s no surprise that Choir is this 11-year-old’s favorite school subject, but she also enjoys volleyball and softball. Aria lives in Wakarusa and will enter the seventh grade at Northwood Middle School this fall.

Kassidy Hockert (Rosie Day) has six years of dance experience with the Lee Anne Stewart Dance School where she studies bal-let, tap, jazz, and hip-hop. Ten-year-old Kassidy is a fifth grader at Nappanee Elementary School where her favorite subject is Art. She enjoys singing, dancing, and acting. Her favorite role was Little Red Riding Hood in her first grade play, and she also had a singing and dancing part in her school’s production of Dig It.

Ricky Iniesta (Nate Grey) has had previous experience in sum-mer theater and school productions. Ricky lives in Goshen and will be a sixth grader at Northridge Middle School in Middle-bury in the fall. Eleven years old, Ricky’s favorite subject in school is History.

Tony Iniesta (Luke Williams) is from Goshen and will be a fourth grader at Heritage Intermediate School in Middlebury. This nine-year-old likes studying History and has had previous summer theater experience.

Katherine Iuston (Sandy) is a 12 year-old sixth grader at Gris-som Middle School in Osceola. Her favorite subject is Science. Katherine is an experienced “Camp Rocker” having performed in her school’s production of Camp Rock. She has also studied dance and ballet and is refining her talents with voice lessons this summer.

Jordan Jennings (Camp Rock Ensemble) lives in Rochester and will enter the fourth grade at St. Michaels School in Plymouth where her favorite subject is Math. An avid reader, this active nine-year-old also loves to play soccer, basketball, and softball. Her performing experience includes Christmas musicals, piano recitals and contests, and school talent shows.

Meet the CastHeather Curtis (Margaret “Peggy” Dupree) is a third grader from Goshen where she attends St. John’s Elementary School. Her favorite subject is art. This nine-year-old already has four years of cheerleading under her belt and has been enjoying hip hop dance for the past year.

Arianna Davis (Mitchie Torres) comes from Indianapolis where she attends Creston Intermediate Academy. She has eight years of dancing experience in ballet, tap, and jazz and has been involved in competitive dancing for four years. In addition, three years of acting classes have further developed her thespian skills. Arianna’s favorite roles have been Dorothy in Wizard Of Oz at Missoula Children’s Theatre, Glinda in the Young Actors’ Theatre’s production of Wizard Of Oz, and Homeless Girl in Governor Mitch Daniel’s commercial campaign, as well Indianapolis Children’s Museum commercials. Twelve-year-old Arianna is a sixth grader whose favorite subject in school is Science. McKenna Farrell (Dana Turner) hails from Elkhart where she’s a fourth grader at Jimtown Intermediate School. She likes to read and write stories when she’s not busy with cheerleading, softball, and swimming. Her theatrical experience includes playing a circus animal in Jimtown High School’s production of Seussical. For the last two-and-half years, nine-year-old McKenna has studied tap and ballet at Lee Ann Stewart Dance School.

Hanna Fitzpatrick (Camp Star Ensemble) has been studying ballet, tap, and jazz for the past five years at the Lee Ann Stewart Dance School. She also performed in the Indiana Music Educators’ “Circle The State In Song” choral festival and in Amish Acres’ 2009 production of Once Upon A Mattress. Eleven-year-old Hanna lives in Nappanee where she attends Nappanee Elementary School. This fifth grader’s favorite school subjects are Music and Art.

Molly Hill (Tess Tyler) is a Round Barn Theatre veteran having appeared in several main stage productions including Mu-sic Man in the role of Amaryllis, A Christmas Carol playing Grace Smythe and Martha Cratchit, and ZuZu in A Wonderful Life. She also played Amaryllis in the Wagon Wheel Theatre production of Music Man last summer. Her favorite roles have been Little Ti Moune in Once On This Island and Alice in Alice In Wonderland. Molly will enter the eighth grade at Goshen Middle School this fall where she enjoys studying English. This 12 year-old also loves swimming and qualified for state in the butterfly division this year.