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CHAR I T Y CONCE R T 2013

100% PROCEEDS TO ZAK QUAPPÉMEMORIAL

SCHOLARSHIP FUND

P R O S P E C T P L A Y H O U S E , R E D B A Y

6.30 pm HAPPY HOUR7.00 pm CONCERT

3.00 pm CONCERT

In association with the

Cayman Drama Society

FRIDAY, August 23SATURDAY, August 24

accompanied by

F E A T U R I N G

melanieglen Inanga

EBANKSA N D F R I E N D S

withSURPRISEGUEST

performers

SATURDAY AUGUST 24

D E D ICAT ION

Tonight’s performance is dedicated to Zak Quappé, who not only loved to fly he also enjoyed performing arts assisting at the Prospect Playhouse for many productions and even treading the boards himself during the premier of Colin Wilson’s Watler’s War. Zak showed an interest in flying from age 12 and attended summer camps every year for 5 years at Embry-Riddle University in Daytona Beach, Florida; enjoying his first solo flight at age 17. When he was 18 years old he told his parents he wanted to make flying a career and as such attended ATP Flight School in FT Lauderdale, Florida where he obtained a Commercial License with a multi-engine and instrument rating. Once graduating with that license, he continued his flying studies gaining valuable flight time and experience in New York and even in the mountainous terrain of Montana, USA where he obtained a Tail wheel distinction flying a mountain plane called a Maul looking for forest fires and grizzly bears! After coming back home to Grand Cayman, the Cayman Flying Club assisted in sponsoring him in obtaining a Certified Flight Instructor rating ("CFI") which he obtained through Wayman Aviation at Opa Locka Airport in Florida. After achieving his CFI in November of 2012, he immediately went to work at the Cayman Flying Club as an instructor a position he held until his untimely passing the past May. He trained a

number flight students, many of them more than twice his age. In his short 21 years he gained almost 400 hours of flight time which is quite an achievement. Depending on how quickly an individual performs, it costs roughly $12,000 to obtain the necessary flight hours and training to obtain a Private Pilot's license. There is no doubt a number of young Caymanians who are interested in becoming pilots, but are unable to afford the instruction. As Zak was passionate about seeing his young friends working and doing things they loved, the family felt the best way was to continue to help through providing funds to those young Caymanians who show an interest and passion for flying. We thank you for your attendance tonight and for your support to the Zak Quappé Memorial Scholarship Fund and hope that you will continue to support this worthy cause. Through your contributions, we hope to see the next generation of Cayman Airways pilots! For further information

please contact Sheree Ebanks at 916-2722;

Karie Bergstrom at 938-5858 or the Cayman Flying Club at: http://caymanflyingclub.com/

Enjoy the show and thank you for your support!

Zak QuappéMay 3, 1992 - May 18, 2013

Melanie EbanksLani BothwellRory MannDavid Verhoven

Barrie QuappéTeri QuappéGwynneth Hamilton

cast

production team

tonight’s performance

Director..................................Melanie EbanksMusical Directors....................Glen Inanga/Chuck QuappéProducer................................Sheree EbanksStage Manager.......................Karie Bergstrom/Jacoline FrankSound ....................................Chuck Quappé/Karie BergstromLighting design.......................Philipp Richter/Sheree EbanksFOH .......................................Nicole Fleury, Dani and Julie ScottBar Staff .................................Ashley Moore and CDS volunteers

Act 1 Rose’s Turn ..............Gypsy Falling Slowly ..............Once Telly ..............Matilda Happy Days are Here Again/ Get Happy ..............Happy Days/Summer Stock Dancing Through Life ..............Wicked You Could Drive a Person Crazy.............Company Alto’s Lament ..............Miscellaneous Agony ..............Into the Woods What is this feeling? ..............Wicked

Act 2 I Believe ..............Book of Mormon With You ..............Ghost Defying Gravity ..............Wicked Bring on the Men ..............Jekyll & Hyde Serious ..............Legally Blonde In Short ..............Edges Take me or leave me ..............Rent Could I leave you ..............Follies Seasons of Love ..............Rent

A special thank you to our surprise guest performers, Barrie and Teri, thank you both so much for taking part in the show, and to Chuck for his musical support and sound management (pun intended!) To Glen for taking this on another year with such a busy schedule, you are amazing. To the production crew thank you so much; Nicole Fleury, Erica Ebanks and Derran Ebanks for their stellar efforts in selling tickets. Our two lovely ticket takers, Dani and Julie Scott and our bar staff.

Thank you to Hurley’s Entertainment, Weststar TV, iEye News and eCay who were our media sponsors and helped us to spread the word! Wigglypen for the design of the fliers and programmes.

Finally, we thank the CDS executive, especially Paul DeFreitas. CDS have donated the space, equipment, props and costumes. Because of this we have been able to donate 100% of the proceeds to the Zak Quappé Memorial Scholarship Fund.

The next performance taking stage at theCDS Playhouse will be:

“Back by Popular Demand” ...

The 39 StepsSeptember 12-13-14

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