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Music & Lyrics by

Mark Hollman

Book & Lyrics by

Greg Kotis

Directed by

T.J. & Katie McLaughlin

Music Directors

T.J. & Katie McLaughlin

Choreographer

Andréa Campbell

Producer

Angie Dee

Audience of One Productions Presents

Urinetown, The Musical

Urinetown is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI.) www.mtishows.com

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Director's Notes
Director's Notes

A Note From the Directors

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T.J. & Katie McLaughlin

Director's Notes

 

Welcome to Urinetown: The Musical!


We thought about discussing the background of this show and its commentary on the legal system, capitalism, social irresponsibility, populism, environmental collapse, privatization of natural resources, bureaucracy, municipal politics, and musical theatre itself, but as you will soon learn, nothing can kill a show like too much exposition, so we’ll go another route!


This production holds a special place in our hearts because it represents the beginning of something exciting. We would like to extend our deepest thanks to Angie Dee for trusting us to launch a new educational program at Audience of One for high school-aged actors. Her faith in this vision has created an incredible opportunity for these young performers to challenge themselves, grow as artists, and build a community together.


From the very first rehearsal, this cast has impressed us with their dedication, professionalism, and work ethic. Urinetown is not an easy show. Its score is musically demanding, requiring strong vocal technique, complex harmonies, and a level of musical maturity well beyond what many audiences might expect from young performers. Yet this cast has risen to the challenge with determination and enthusiasm.


Beyond the music, Urinetown asks actors to navigate a unique style of comedy. The show's clever satire, self-awareness, and rapid-fire humor require impeccable timing and a deep understanding of storytelling. Watching these actors discover the nuances of the script and develop their comedic instincts has been one of the greatest joys of this process. They have embraced the absurdity, found the heart beneath the humor, and brought this wonderfully unconventional story to life.


More importantly, we hope that each student leaves this experience with more than just stronger performance skills. We hope they have gained confidence, learned to trust themselves and one another, and formed friendships that will last a lifetime.
Thank you for supporting these talented young artists and for joining us as we celebrate the inaugural production of this new program. We are incredibly proud of what they have accomplished, and we can't wait to share their work with you.


Enjoy the show!


T.J. & Katie McLaughlin

 

Directors

A GIANT THANK YOU

to Fakes and Hooker for the love, support, and friendship.

Show Sponsor

Sponsor Fakes and Hooker

Show Sponsor

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Music
Musical Numbers

music

Musical Numbers

Act One

"Urinetown"

Officer Lockstock & Company

"It's a Privilege to Pee"

Penelope Pennywise & Poor

 

"It's a Privilege to Pee" (Lockstock's Reprise)

Officer Lockstock & Poor

"Mr. Cladwell"

Cladwell, Hope, & UGC Employees

 

"Cop Song"

Officer Lockstock, Officer Barrel, & Cops

"Follow Your Heart"

Bobby & Hope

 

"Look at the Sky"

Bobby, Soupy Sue, Tiny Tom, Josephine, & Poor

"Don't Be the Bunny"

Cladwell & UGC Employees

Act I Finale

Company

 

Act Two

"What Is Urinetown?"

Company

"Snuff That Girl"

Hot Blades Harry, Little Becky Two Shoes, & Poor

"Run, Freedom, Run"

Bobby & Poor

"Follow Your Heart" (Reprise)

Hope

"Why Did I Listen to That Man?"

Pennywise, Fipp, Lockstock & Barrel, Hope, & Bobby

"Tell Her I Love Her"

Little Sally, Bobby, & Poor

"We're Not Sorry"

Little Sally, Hot Blades Harry, Josephine, Soupy Sue, Billy Boy Bill, & Company

"I'm Not Sorry" (Reprise)

Cladwell & Pennywise

"I See a River"

Hope, Little Becky Two Shoes, Josephine, & Company

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Cast and Crew
Cast and Crew

Cast & Creative Team

cast

Bobby Strong

Ethan Odden

Hope Cladwell

Belle Amos

Officer Lockstock

Jack McLaughlin

Penelope Pennywise

Maddie Finney

Caldwell B. Cladwell

Jake Maxwell

Little Sally

Livy Pilote

Little Becky Two Shoes

Lily Loy

Hot Blades Harry

Angelo Sansivieri

Senator Fipp

CJ McCoy

Officer Barrel

Wiley Linde

Old Man Strong

Braiden Cochran

Josephine Strong

Penelope McKanna

Mr. McQueen

Hudson Hawks

Tiny Tom

Kevin Byrd

Soupy Sue

Caiah Steves

Robby the Stockfish

Ryan Bailey

Billy Boy Bill / Boy Cop 2

Jonah Willis

Mrs. Millennium

Carolina Tapia

Dr. Billeaux

Chris Hesson

Boy Cop 1

Zyon Smith

Girl Cop 1

Riley Clements

Girl Cop 2

Amanda Paulson

Cladwell Showgirls / Ensemble

Faith Danella

Eve Willis

ENSEMBLE

Sophie Ambrefe

Noah Drudge

Norah Fry

Alyssa Kammerer

Manan Karanwal

Who's Who in the Cast
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production Team

Directors

T.J. & Katie McLaughlin

Producer

Angie Dee

 

Choreographer

Andréa Campbell

Assistant Director

Rebecca Moore

Stage Manager

Dylan Westrom

Set Design

T.J. McLaughlin, Will Linde

Lighting Design

Christian Bare

Sound Technician

Ben Whittemore

Costumes

Maizie Linde

Light Operator

Aleyah Williams

 

Music Track Operator / Social Media

Dhiyana Sudhahar​

Hair & Makeup

Jordin McClanahan

Playbill

Micah Beard

Usher Manager

Mandi Linde

Special thanks

Angie Dee

Bob & Pam Black

Elizabeth Beard

John & Cindy Crego

April Finney

Ellen McLaughlin

James Peach

Elijah Perkins

Danielle Piercey

 

Andy, Kristin, & Molly Sanderson

 

Lisa Sanderson

Ryan Hill & Mt. Juliet High School

 

Mitchell Vantrease & Mt. Juliet Theatre

Andréa Campbell & Liberty Creek Theatre

Dr. Steves, The Town Doctor


The MVMNT Chiropractic


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Who's Who in the Production Team
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Show Sponsor

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Upcoming
Upcoming Shows

What's Next?!

July / August 2026

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Prince of Egypt

The Musical

Performs July 23rd – August 2nd

SYNOPSIS

The Prince of Egypt is a powerful and inspiring musical that brings the biblical story of Moses to life with breathtaking music, stunning visuals, and heartfelt storytelling. Following Moses’ journey from Egyptian prince to God’s chosen leader, the production explores themes of faith, obedience, redemption, and God’s unwavering presence in times of uncertainty. As Moses answers God’s call to lead the Israelites out of slavery and toward the Promised Land, audiences witness a moving story of courage, deliverance, and divine purpose. Filled with memorable songs and powerful moments of worship and reflection, The Prince of Egypt reminds us that God can use ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things and that faith can overcome even the greatest obstacles.

Our amazing

Sponsors

Urinetown Show Sponsors

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Fakes & Hooker

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Director's Circle Members

Paul and Angie Dee

Mike and Rachael Rowland

Darrell and Rebecca Cansler

Standing Ovation Society Members

Robert and Pat Fields

Lebanon Breakfast Rotary Club

Ballet Adora

Applause Society Members

Charles Bridges

Wendell Couch

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