It's here, our Spring 2022 Production of "Footloose"! We hope you enjoy this fun-filled performance as much as we did. To see other SHS Productions here at Hilltopper Theatre, click here:    / hilltoppertheatre  


Summit High School has been a prominent name in high school performing arts across New Jersey, the country, and the globe. We have been celebrated with countless honors from institutions such as Papermill Playhouse, Montclair State University, and the FRINGE Festival. We take pride in storytelling, sharing important messages, and learning valuable life lessons with each and every production.

We're a public high school located in Summit, New Jersey. All funding for our shows originates from ticket sales, fundraising, and the generosity of the Summit Performing Arts Resource Committee (SPARC) and Hilltopper Stage Productions. We don't receive any funding from the Summit Board of Education.

Filmed by SHS students between March 2-5 2022, supervised by SHS teacher, Carlos Garcia, edited by Alex Gallegos. Proudly presented by Hilltopper State Productions, our 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

We do not own anything. All rights reserved to:
Stage Adaptation by
Dean Pitchford and Walter Bobbie
Based on the Original Screenplay by Dean Pitchford
Music by Tom Snow Lyrics by Dean Pitchford
Additional Music by Eric Carmen, Sammy Hagar, Kenny Loggins and Jim Steinman


00:00 Start
00:10 - Act 1 - The City of Chicago
01:07 - 1.1a- Footloose
04:45 - 1.1b- On Any Sunday
09:58 - 1.2- The Churchyard

13:28 - 1.3 - Junkyard
14:13 - The Girl Gets Around

17:27 - 1.4- A High School Hallway
18:49 - I Can’t Stand Still
24:32 - Somebody’s Eyes

30:21 - 1.5- The Moore Home
32:16 - Learning to be Silent

35:33 - 1.6- The Burger Blast
39:42 - Holding Out for a Hero

46:15 - 1.7- The Great Plains of Bomont
48:10 - Somebody’s Eyes (reprise)

49:26 - 1.8- The Moore Home
52:30 - Heaven Help Me

54:24 - 1.9a- The High School Gym
55:58 - I’m Free

01:01:12 - Act 2
01:01:53 - Act 2 overture

01:03:16 - 2.1- The Bar-B-Que
01:08:19 - Let’s Hear It For The Boy

01:13:33 - 2.2- The Moore Home
01:16:27 - Can You Find It In Your Heart?

01:19:09 - 2.3- Junkyard
01:22:01 - Momma Says

01:27:27 - 2.4- Under The Train Bridge
01:29:27 - Almost Paradise

01:33:48 - 2.5- The Town Hall

01:40:12 - 2.6- The Moore Home
01:45:13- 2.7- The Church

01:47:24 - 2.8- The Churchyard
01:48:49 - Can You Find It In Your Heart? (reprise)

01:49:37 - Footloose

01:54:13 - Curtain Call

We do not own anything. All rights reserved to:
Stage Adaptation by
Dean Pitchford and Walter Bobbie
Based on the Original Screenplay by Dean Pitchford
Music by Tom Snow Lyrics by Dean Pitchford
Additional Music by Eric Carmen, Sammy Hagar, Kenny Loggins and Jim Steinman

Cast
Ren McCormack - Donald Grennon
Ariel Moore - Anna Sullivan
Reverend Shaw Moore - Evan Gunter
Vi Moore - Grace Hendra
Ethel McCormack -Charlotte Butler
Willard Hewitt - Jake Model
Rusty - Lissette Green
Urleen - Ella Grainger
Wendy Jo - Emilia Moretti
Chuck Cranston - Matthew Hecker
Travis - Zachary Siegel
Lyle - Jake Ruggiero
Bickle - Jack Howson
Jeter - Ben Schachne
Garvin - Andres Vasquez
Coach Roger Dunbar - Alex Gallegos
Eleanor Dunbar - Thea Rind
Betty Blast - Sydney Veloso
Principal Harry Clark - Nicholas Fenelus
Wes Warnicker - Matt Polo
Lulu Warnicker - Lilly Espeland
Cowboy Bob - Blayde Hatem
Cop - Aarav Gupta
Charlie - Josh Moore

— ENSEMBLES —
Cowgirls - Olivia Baldwin, Hefziba Campos, Leah Competiello Anna Creel, Katelyn Leiter, Emily Leuenberger
Citizens of Bomont - Scarlet Mai Bale Dyer, Cammy Barrett, Alexa Caplan, Rosie Gaeta, Anna Heil, Emily Huffman, Matt Krunnfusz, Ella Macgill, Genevieve McKay, Sofia Medenica, Henry Reising, Angelina Tung, Sarah Walsh, Charlotte Whitcher