Welcome to the Trail to Oregon! In tonight’s show, you will get to help name the wagon party in the first song, and then you can fill out your voting sheet at intermission to help decide who will die at the end of the show! Enjoy the journey to Oregon (yes, I know we’re already in Oregon, but just play along).
Music and lyrics by Jeff Blim
Book by Nick Lang, Matt Lang, Brian Holden, and Jeff Blim
Arranged by Clark Baxtresser and Pierce Siebers
Originally produced by Starkid Productions
Produced by Chapel Theatre
Directed by Landy Lamb and Illya deTorres
Choreographer: Corinn deTorres
Stage Manager: Amanda Healy
Costume designer: Landy Lamb
Set designer: Illya deTorres
Lighting designer: Dug Martell
Sound engineers: Gino Mari, Amanda Healy, Dug Martell
Set painters: Illya deTorres, Corinn deTorres, Sean Ryan Lamb, Amanda Healy, JR Holland, Kenzie Chapman
Starring (in alphabetical order):

Kenzie Chapman as Son

Tasha Danner as Mother and Buffalo Mom

Illya deTorres as Grandpa and Cletus

Landy Lamb as McDoon, Townspeople, General Store Owner, Ox, Buffalo Son,
Bartender, Cornwallis, and Doctor

Sean Ryan Lamb as Father and Buffalo Dad

Kylie Rose as Daughter and Darla
Special thanks to:
Ronni Lacroute for funding, Andy at the Funhouse for props and costumes, the Willamette Week and the Oregonian for marketing, our box office volunteers and bartenders, Brenda, Illya’s mom, for watching the kids every night for 3 months, Starkid for writing this show, you for attending.

Scene List
Act One
Scene 1: Name the wagon party
Song: Gone to Oregon
Scene 2: Independence, MO
Song: Independence
Song: The Grind
Scene 3: Hunting
Song: Pays to be an Animal
Scene 4: Stop to rest
Song: When the World’s at Stake
Song: Dysentery World
Scene 5: Attacked by bandits
Song: Wagon on Fire
INTERMISSION
Act Two
Scene 1: Lost without you
Song: Lost Without You
Scene 2: Speed run
Song: When the World’s at Stake Reprise
Song: Speed Run
Scene 3: The Columbia River
Song: Caulk Your Wagon
Scene 4: The Willamette Valley
Song: You Have to Go
Song: Naked in a Lake