OCU Stripped, the student-produced musical organization, opened its 2019-2020 season with Pippin. The musical tells the story of a young man’s journey finding his purpose.
The production had performances October 4-5 in Petree Recital Hall in Kirkpatrick Fine Arts Center.
Students perform Magic to Do. 
Students perform Magic to Do. 
Anderson McKiernan, music theater sophomore, performs in the opening scene. 
Charlie Turner, music theater sophomore, performs Corner of the Sky as “Pippin”. 
Owen Whitman, acting senior, begs for help from music theater freshman Vangeli Tsompanidis as “Charlemagne”. 
“Charlemagne” ignores his son, “Pippin”. 
Peter Quinn, music theater freshman, shows off his muscles as “Lewis”. 
“Lewis” stands strong with his new shield. 
Sabrina Brush, music theater sophomore, introduces herself as “Fastrada”. 
Turner sings War is a Science as “Pippin”. 
Catherine Garcia, music theater freshman, Anderson McKiernan and Charlie Tucker perform War is a Science. 
Students perform War is a Science. 
Tsompanidis performs War is a Science. 
Whitman and Leah Mossman, music theater sophomore, perform Glory. 
Students perform Glory. 
Students perform Glory. 
Students perform Simple Joys. 
Alyssa Peters, theater and performance senior, and Charlie Turner perform No Time At All. 
Stickler, Peters, and Eli Nash, music theater freshman, perform No Time At All. 
Students perform No Time At All. 
Studnets perform With You. 
Quinn and Brush perform Spread a Little Sunshine. 
Students perform Morning Glow. 
“Pippin” is crowned during Morning Glow. 
Maddie Riggin, music senior, plays “Katherine”. 
Riggin performs Kind of Woman. 
Sophia Boyer, acting freshman, plays “Theo”. 
Students perform Extraordinary. 
Boyer and Turner pray for “Theo’s” pet duck. 
Riggin and Turner perform Love Song. 
Riggin performs I Guess I’ll Miss The Man. 
Reid Saari, acting sophomore, performs the finale. 
Students perform the finale.
Photo credit: Clara Foster
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