06/30/2026
Time for a throwback! It has been TEN YEARS since the JBHS Drama Club performed its landmark production of “Jekyll & Hyde.” Starring Hunter Daugherty in the title role, Lauren Dukehart as Emma Carew, and Claire Alfree as Lucy Harris, this steampunk influenced show set ticket sales records for JB and won many local theater awards.
This production was the first directed by the team of Luke Spurgeon and Kristin Zimmerman, with an all-student pit orchestra conducted by Sheryl Deike. It featured 30 student cast members, 2 faculty cast members, and a dedicated student crew.
In 2016 we also participated in the Totem Pole Playhouse Awards for local high school theater productions. "Jekyll & Hyde" was nominated for 13 of a possible 15 Totem Pole Playhouse Awards! (*** indicates awards that were won)
*** Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role: Claire Alfree/Lucy Harris
*** Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role: Hunter Daugherty/Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
*** Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role: Lauren Dukehart/Emma Carew
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role: Sam Ortbal/Gabriel John Utterson
Outstanding Performance by a Featured Female Ensemble Member: Veronica Harmon/Lady Beaconsfield
*** Outstanding Female Solo Vocal Performance: Lauren Dukehart/“Once Upon a Dream”
*** Outstanding Male Solo Vocal Performance: Hunter Daugherty/“This Is the Moment”
*** Outstanding Vocal Duet: Lauren Dukehart & Claire Alfree/“In His Eyes”
Outstanding Small Ensemble Performance:“His Work and Nothing More” Hunter Daugherty, Sam Ortbal, Lauren Dukehart, Rick Burkett
Outstanding Musical Chorus
*** Outstanding Musical Production Number: “Murder, Murder”
*** Outstanding Stage Crew
*** The Carl Schurr Award for Outstanding Production of a Musical: Jekyll & Hyde/James Buchanan High School
*** The Jean Stapleton Award for Outstanding Contribution to a Musical was presented to Veronica Harmon.
While this production was acclaimed, many of us also have heartbreaking memories connected to the show. Following a cast party to celebrate the Totem Pole nomination announcements, senior pit orchestra member Violet Clark was involved in a fatal car accident while leaving the high school. Violet was a well-loved member of the JBHS community and an exceptional human being. Ten years later, we continue to honor Violet’s memory, and extend our love to Violet’s family and close friends.