Romeo and Juliet Program

ARTISTIC & MANAGEMENT TEAM

Director: Traci Ledford

Assistant Director: Claire Shipman*

Producer: Brent Maddox

Stage Manager

Nicolette Manrique

Assistant Stage Manager

Maizy Rioux

Assistant Stage Manager

Riley McConnell

Technical Director

Jerry Stratton

Set Design

Josilyn Seftchick*

Lighting Design

Caroline Morris

Hair & Makeup Design

Addie Andrews*

Sound Effect Design

Charlotte Pickert

Audio Engineer

Andy Davis

Lighting Programmer

Joshua Becker

Dramaturg

Grace Klimczyk*

Fight Choreographer

Eric-Pasto Crosby

Dance Choreographer

Julia Aguanno

Intimacy Choreographer

Traci Ledford

Costume Design

Sydney Tripp

Assistant Costume Design

Emily Miller

Properties Design

Sabrina Whitmer

Fight Captain

Gentry Anne Hollis

Assistant Fight Captain Nick Galenkamp

*Indicates member of

Dance Captain

Daniella Flom

DIRECTOR’S NOTE

Romeo and Juliet is arguably one of the most recognizable titles in all of literature. It has been produced, adapted, and revised into every form imaginable. The original legend of the ill-fated lovers predates Shakespeare’s account by at least 160 years: three successive Italian authors (Salernitano, da Porta, and Bandello) wrote earlier versions, and the characters and plot recognizably evolve in each subsequent iteration. From the Italians, the story jumped to the French and then, eventually, to an English poetic translation by Arthur Brooke in 1562, from which Shakespeare derived his work somewhere before 1597.

Shakespeare’s play has arguably been romanticized throughout the centuries; however, the text reveals a deeply violent, bawdy, and sensual tale that is driven by passion, perceived dishonor, and ill-informed decisions. There are few characters that are reasonable, wise, or cautious, and they too make decisions that push the dual protagonists towards their fateful end. Combine the long-simmering rancor between the houses, quick tempers, and adolescent impulses, and the play is a recipe for selfdestruction.

When approaching a show as historied as Romeo and Juliet, the production team’s problem is: “How do we make this show relevant and interesting to our audiences today?” Our answer was found within the text. An analysis of the play reveals repetitions of related words: death, grief, fate, fortune and misfortune, time, clock, stars, doom and doomsday. As a result, our concept became the Doomsday Clock, and we moved the action of the play to 1948.

The Doomsday Clock was created in 1947 and designed by Martyl Langsdorf, an artist, for the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists (of which her husband was a member). The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists was formed in 1945 by individuals who had worked on the Manhattan Project during World War II and were worried about the annihilation of the human race. Using the Doomsday Clock as a metaphor, the organization continues to monitor humanity’s fragility by assessing multiple factors that could end life on earth. Our production team felt that illustrating Romeo and Juliet’s story using the Doomsday Clock analogy would be a powerful way to frame the narrative; our goal is to emphasize the fateful moments that lead to Romeo and Juliet’s tragic end.

The designers, choreographers, production team, and actors have all embraced this approach with dogged dedication and steadfast focus with the work beginning as far back as April for the designers. The process has been a joy, even with the dark plot and setbacks that are normal for a production of this size; the company has shown such commitment and kindness that rehearsals were filled with contagious laughter and burgeoning lifelong friendships. They are truly living the dream together. We hope that our work brings the text to life in a way that both surprises and delights you our audience and partner in this journey. Thank you for coming and supporting Belmont University’s Department of Theatre and Dance. Enjoy the show.

MEET THE CAST

MEET THE PRODUCTION TEAM

CAST BIOS

ALEXANDRA ANGLIM (Prince) Alexandra Anglim is a junior BFA student with a double emphasis in performance and directing. Some of Alexandra's favorite roles performed at Belmont University include Madge Geisel in The Games Afoot and Ensemble in Hamlet Devised. She also had the pleasure of performing as Helena in A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Olentangy High School. Alexandra will be directing Are You Watching Me? at Belmont University at the end of October as her junior-short play project.

CAMERON DAIKER (Romeo) Camden Daiker is a sophomore actively pursuing a BFA in theatre performance at Belmont University. Some of his previous roles include Jean in Miss Julie (Belmont University) and Callum in The Attic (Belmont University). After attending the University of Oregon for half of a year, Camden made the decision to transfer to Belmont in pursuit of an Audio Engineering degree. Ultimately, he found that his passions aligned more with theatre, and he has loved every second of it. He is excited for his next few years in the department and looks forward to all of the adventures that lie ahead.

KATHRYN DAVIDSON (Juliet) Kat Davidson is a senior BFA Theatre Performance major at Belmont University. Some of Kat’s favorite Belmont roles have included Honour in Tom Jones, Tess Moffatt U/S in Blue Stockings, and Margaret Leavitt U/S in Silent Sky. This past spring she studied at London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art where she was pleased to act as Cleopatra/Charmian/Antony in Antony and Cleopatra and Mrs. Pearce in Pygmalion. Kat has also completed the Top-Up Musical Theatre course at the ICMT in London as well as acted in the short films “Ugly Yellow Tie” and “The Red Thread.”

CLAY JACKSON (Friar Lawrence) Clay Jackson is a senior theatre performance major, and he is so excited to have this opportunity to take the stage. Some of Clay’s previous roles at Belmont have included Joseph Garcin in No Exit and Sir Nathaniel in Love’s Labour’s Lost. A Nashville native, he hopes to keep pursuing theatre here when he graduates. Clay would like to thank the entire production team, especially Traci Ledford, for their trust and leadership. He hopes you enjoy the show!

DANIELLA FLOM (Nurse) Daniella Flom is a junior Theatre Education major from Naples, Florida. At Belmont University, she has performed in the ensemble of The Spark of Resistance, a devised piece directed by Claire Shipman, and as Minnie/Mrs. Welsh U/S in Blue Stockings. Some of her favorite past roles include Bea/Something Rotten! (The Naples Players), Louisa/The Sound of Music (The Naples Players), and Leading Player/Pippin (Curtains Up!). She will be directing the upcoming Curtains Up! production of Ride the Cyclone. Enjoy the show!

LOGAN APPLIN (Lady Capulet) Logan Adela Applin is pursuing her BFA in Theatre Performance. Some of Logan's recent credits have included Lydia/Lady Catherine in Pride & Prejudice (Nashville Shakespeare Festival), Daria Chase in The Game’s Afoot (Belmont University), Estelle Rigault in No Exit (Belmont University), and Ophelia in Hamlet: Hold off the Earth Awhile (Belmont University). New York City stage credits include Carnegie Hall, Symphony Space, The Metropolitan Room, and The Triad. She has also worked as a Teaching Artistry Intern with Nashville Children's Theatre.

CAST BIOS

LOGAN PLOWMAN (Lord Capulet) Logan Plowman is a junior theatre performance major with a minor in education. He is also involved on campus with CAB and APO. Some of Logan’s favorite roles include Smee in Peter and the Starcatcher, Tom Jones in Tom Jones, and a Crew member in The Play that Goes Wrong. Having also spent time involved with the departments directing scenes and junior short plays, Logan is proud to be surrounded by such hard-working and creative peers.

CATHERINE MOORE (Mercutio) Catherine is senior pursuing a BFA in Theatre Performance at Belmont University. Some of her other roles at Belmont include Inspector Goring in The Game’s Afoot, Ensemble/Swing in Tom Jones, and Miss. Bott U/S in Blue Stockings. Additionally, she involves herself in student directed stage and film projects, and writes and performs sketch comedy and improvisation for Belmont’s comedy group, Fall Follies. In April, Catherine completed a semester study course at London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA), further expanding and developing her knowledge and appreciation outside of Belmont’s Department of Theatre and Dance.

ELI MOORE (Benvolio) Eli Moore is a senior theatre performance major at Belmont University. His credits include: Sam in Boy Meets Girl: A Young Love Story, Charles Wallace and Reader 7 in A Wrinkle in Time, Blifil in Tom Jones, and Richard Hannay in The 39 Steps. When he is not in the Troutt Theater, you can find him running membership orientation for Phi Kappa Tau or writing and performing sketches with Fall Follies. Eli is also an active member of Belmont's Towering Traditions program and spends his free time playing Dungeons and Dragons or sipping hot chocolate in the Beaman Student Center.

JOSIAH MARTINEZ (Tybalt) Josiah Martinez is a sophomore Theatre Performance Major from Columbia, Tennessee. He is excited to be in his first production here at Belmont University. He enjoys sketching, various sports, and spending time with friends in his free time. He would like to thank Traci Ledford for the opportunity to be in this show, all the cast and crew for working so hard to put it together, and his friends and family for supporting him through this process. He hopes you enjoy the show!

JOHN WALTERS BURKHART (Paris) John Walters Burkhart is a senior pursuing a BFA in Theatre Performance at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. Throughout his education, his work has spanned stage, screen, and voice acting mediums. Some of his favorite roles have included Coventry in Jack Absolute Flies Again (Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama); James Allison in Down the Pipeline (Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama); Mr. Collins, Mr. Wickham, and Miss Bingley in Pride and Prejudice (Nashville Shakespeare Festival); and Partridge in Tom Jones (Belmont University).

ZACHARY LIGASAN (Balthasar) Zachary Ligasan is a junior BFA Performance major at Belmont University. He has appeared in multiple directing scenes and, in his freshman year, performed in a senior full-length capstone production Trust. Zachary is thrilled to be part of this production and is especially excited to make his debut in a Belmont mainstage show.

GENTRY ANNE HOLLIS (Peters/Sister Anne) Gentry Anne Hollis is a junior pursuing her BFA with an emphasis in Theatre Performance. Some of her past Belmont credits include Henrietta in Suppressed Desires, Lady Aline in A Marriage Has Been Arranged, Kristin U/S in Miss Julie, Mrs. Lindley/Minnie U/S in Blue Stockings, and Reader #13/Female Swing in A Wrinkle in Time.

CAST BIOS

NICK GALENKAMP (Lord Montague) Nick Galenkamp is a Junior at Belmont University. Some of Nick’s favorite roles have included Ralph Mayhew in Blue stockings, u/s for Mister Western, Squire Allworthy, and Fitzpatrick in Tom Jones, Colonel Mustard in Clue, and Herbert in Letters To Sala. While currently pursuing his BFA in Theatre Performance, Nick has studied abroad at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama where he wrote, directed, and starred in his own short play. nickgalenkamp.com

PAIGE HARDY (Lady Montague) Paige Hardy is currently a junior in the BFA Theatre Performance program at Belmont University. She is also minoring in Education. Some of Paige's favorite roles at Belmont have included Sandra and Annie swing in The Play that goes wrong, Miss Blake understudy in Blue Stockings, Aggie and Madge swing in The Games Afoot, and Helen in The Attic.

XANDER KLINE (Sampson) Credits include: Darcy/Mr. Bingley/Mary Swing, Pride and Prejudice (Belmont University/Nashville Shakespeare Festival); U/S for Gillette, The Game's Afoot (Belmont University); William, As You Like It (Nashville Shakespeare Festival). Xander is in his second year at Belmont University, and he is working toward a B.F.A. in Theatre Performance and Directing, and is incredibly excited to be working with such an iconic piece of theatre!

ANNA RADLEY (Gregory) is a senior Theater Education major from Boston, Massachusetts. She is thrilled to be performing in her second show on Belmont's main stage, with previous credits including Maeve Sullivan understudy in Blue Stockings. She would like to thank Traci and the incredible cast and crew for creating such a meaningful show.

BRYCE CRAWFORD (Abram) Bryce Crawford is a sophomore honors student pursuing a BBA in Accounting with a minor in Film Acting at Belmont University. Coming from the metro-Atlanta area, he has been passionate about acting since middle school, training at Premier Actors Network and other studios for over 5 years while signed with MI Talent Atlanta agency. Some of his favorite projects include his role in Fatal Attraction, music videos featuring artists Key Glock and Doe, and featured background work in Stranger Things and Creed III. At Belmont, Bryce competes on the Speech and Debate Team, works as a Financial Production Assistant at the Fisher Center for Performing Arts, and serves as Treasurer of Honors Council and Vice-President of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. He is now enthusiastic to contribute his talents to Belmont's Department of Theatre and Dance in Romeo and Juliet, as well as future productions.

MAURLEA LONG (Apothecary/Female Gang) Maurlea Long is a sophomore pursuing a BFA in Theatre Performance. Some of her recent credits include Alice in Alice by Heart (Maryland Ensemble Theatre), Gloria Thorpe in Damn Yankees (New Spire Arts), Kaitlyn in Runaways (Maryland Ensemble Theatre), and Hunyak in Chicago (Middletown High School). A few of Maurlea’s favorite roles include Brenda Strong in Catch Me if You Can (Middletown High School), Ariel in Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Washington County Playhouse), and Lorraine in All Shook Up (Other Voices Theatre). Maurlea is a Teaching Artist at Maryland Ensemble Theatre, working alongside their Summer Camp and In-School Programs. In her free time, she enjoys crafting and spending time with the ones she loves. Maurlea holds the Maryland Seal of Bi-Literacy in American Sign Language, which she uses to help further her storytelling for all. https://sites.google.com/view/maurlealong/home

CAST BIOS

MAGGIE STEAKLEY (Female Gang) Margaret Steakley is a sophomore, pursuing a BFA in Theatre Performance. Some of her credits at Belmont University include Bird/Mouse in A Year with Frog and Toad and Mabel in Suppressed Desires. Other credits include Eponine in Les Misérables, Mimi in A Comedy of Tenors, and Molly in Peter and the Starcatcher (Midway High School).

SARAH MEMMO (Female Gang) This is Sarah’s first mainstage production at Belmont University. She would like to thank the incredible cast and crew for making this show possible, as well as her family and friends for their continuous support!

MICHEAL GUALTIERI (Male Gang) Michael Gualtieri is double majoring in Songwriting and Theater and Drama. As a recent edition to the Department of Theatre and Dance, he is incredibly excited to make his mainstage debut in the Troutt. Michael also serves as the current treasurer for Curtains Up! Belmont University. He also models and acts for 180Talent when he has free time from class. Some of Michael’s favorite roles have included Robert in Proof (Belmont Senior Capstone), Pippin in Pippin (CUBU), and Trent Oliver in Prom (Productions Over the Rainbow).

JAY DIESTELKAMP (Male Gang) Jay Diestelkamp is a BA Theatre/Drama major from Junction City Kansas. Jay's recent theatrical productions have included: Bird/Ensemble in Frog & Toad, Thwackum/Highwayman/Constable in Tom Jones, Peck/Collins in Blue Stockings, Various characters in A Wrinkle In Time, Understudy for Boyet/Costard in Love's Labor's Lost (Nashville Shakespeare Festival and Belmont University), and Uncle Dan in The Good Times Are Killing Me.

SOPHIE EASTONE (Watchmen) Sophie Eastone is a junior at Belmont University, where she is pursuing a double major in Theatre Performance and Theatre Directing. Originally from Barboursville, West Virginia, she has experience as both a performer and a director. At Belmont, she most recently appeared in the College of Music and Performing Arts production of A Year with Frog and Toad as the understudy for Frog. She has also worked with theatres in Tennessee and West Virginia. Her favorite roles include Elsa in Frozen, Mrs. Wormwood in Matilda, Miss Scarlet in Clue, and Belle in Beauty and the Beast. In addition to her theatre work, Sophie is also a writer. Her debut poetry collection, me + poetry, was published under the pen name Sophie Kay and is available on Amazon. She enjoys discovering new ways that words and performance intersect and is committed to storytelling that fosters connection, imagination, and meaningful dialogue.

ASHLYNN BOYLE (Watchemen) Ashlynn Boyle is a sophomore Theatre Performance major at Belmont University. She is ecstatic to be apart of her first main stage show for the department! Some of her recent credits include Queen of Diamonds in Alice by Heart and Beatrice in Much Ado about Nothing.

PHIN BYRNE (Ensemble Swing) Phin is a Junior Theatre Performance at Belmont University. He has been an actor his entire life; he was in his first production at just 4 years old and never stopped. Phin has worked in community theatre and as a professional actor. Some of his favorite roles include Hugo Harty in Scrooge the Musical, Brett in 13 the Musical, and Gem in To Kill a Mockingbird.

HAYDEN CURRY (Ensemble Swing) Hayden Curry is a junior Theatre Performance major from Steamboat Springs, Colorado. This is her first production with the Department of Theatre and Dance. JOCUND!

PRODUCTION TEAM BIOS

TRACI LEDFORD (Director/Intimacy Choreographer) Traci Ledford is an assistant professor and the program coordinator for the BFA Directing program in the Department of Theatre and Dance. She received her MFA in Directing and her BFA in Directing and Design from Baylor University. In the interim between the two degrees, Traci served as the Education and Outreach Intern at the Dallas Theater Center before devoting nine years to teaching theatre in public schools. After receiving her MFA in 2009, she began her career in higher education. An associate member of the Stage Directors & Choreographers Society, Traci has helmed over seventy productions in both professional and educational venues; her work has been seen in Texas, Tennessee, Colorado, New York, North Carolina, and Wisconsin. Traci is also a trained stage intimacy choreographer, actress, and designer. www.traciledford.com

CLAIRE SHIPMAN (Assistant Director) Claire is a senior, pursuing a BFA in Theatre with a dual emphasis in Performance and Directing. Recent acting credits include Bird #1/Ensemble, Frog and Toad (Belmont University); Domonique U/S, Lucky Stiff (Belmont University); Ensemble, Charlotte’s Ladies (NYC Royal Family Productions). Recent directing credits include: Spark of Resistance, a devised piece (Belmont Directing II Studio); scenes from The Lesson (Belmont Directing II Studio); and Suppressed Desires (Belmont Junior Short Play). In January, Claire will be directing her Senior Capstone project, Last Train to Nibroc, and she would love to see you there!

NICOLETTE MANRIQUE (Stage Manager) Nicolette Manrique is a BFA directing student from Marietta, Georgia. Some of Nicolette's favorite directing projects have included a scene from The Bald Soprano, a scene from Tape, and a devised piece for the Spark Symposium, The Spark of Love. This year, Nicolette will be directing her Junior Short Play, The Open Door by Alfred Sutro. Aside from directing, Nicolette partakes in all aspects of theatre including stage management. Some of her favorites have included the stage manager for Proof, assistant stage manager and understudy for Martha in The Game's Afoot, and stage manager for Romeo and Juliet.

JOSILYN SEFTCHICK (Set Design) Credits include: Student Technical Director, Lead Pin Rail, and Deck Chief, All in the Timing, Seussical, Grease, Lost in Yonkers, On the 20th Century, Little Shop of Horrors, (Upper St. Clair Theater); Lighting Design, Moving Stories 2023, Moving Stories 2024, Hamlet:Hold Off the Earth Awhile, (Belmont University); Set Design, Trust, No Exit, Proof, 39 Steps, Frog and Toad the Musical, (Belmont University). Josilyn is a junior pursuing her B.F.A. in Production Design.

SYDNEY TRIPP (Costume Design) is a sophomore Theatre Production & Design major here at Belmont University and is the costume designer for this play. She has been participating in theatre since the 4th grade and has been doing technical theatre since her sophomore year of high school. Some of her best work includes stage management for Little Shop of Horrors (MNHS), props design for Puffs (MNHS), and sound design for Proof and 39 Steps (Belmont University).

CAROLINE MORRIS (Lighting Design) is a Nashville-based lighting designer, currently continuing her training while serving as a Production and Facilities Associate at Belmont University. Her work includes On the Town, Parade, Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Fiddler on the Roof at Belmont, as well as Love is the Greater Labyrinth at Vanderbilt University. She has also designed for BRAVO Creative Arts, Street Theatre, and Belmont showcases including Urban Pop Showcase and Best of the Best.

SABRINA WHITMER (Properties Design) is a sophomore psychology major with a minor in theater and drama from St. Louis, Missouri. This is Sabrina’s first time working on a department production and in a design role and she could not be more excited! She can previously be seen in the Nicolette Manrique’s Directing II scene: The Spark of Love as a part of the Spark Symposium. She hopes you enjoy the show!

GRACE KLIMCZYK (Dramaturg) Grace Klimczyk is a junior BFA Theatre Directing major at Belmont University. She has been involved in numerous production as a director, stage manager and producer. Grace recently studied abroad in Wales at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. There she took on a new project as the assistant directed in an opera. She her most recent project is a short play that she will directing later in the year.

PRODUCTION TEAM BIOS

JULIA AGUANNO (Dance Choreographer) is currently a Doctor of Physical Therapy student at Belmont University, where she also earned her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science with a minor in Dance. With 19 years of dance experience, Julia studied modern, tap, ballet, and jazz at Belmont and was a member of the Belmont Dance Company for three years. She performed annually in Mixed Bill and Moving Stories, a composition showcase that featured both her solo and group choreography. This production marks her choreographic debut in theater.

ERIC PASTO-CROSBY (Fight Choreographer) Eric D. Pasto-Crosby graduated for the University of Colorado at Boulder with a B.F.A. in performance. A loyal member of Actor's Equity Association and the Society of American Fight Directors, he makes his living acting and choreographing fights for film and stage in Nashville. He teaches Film Experience, Acting for Film and Stage Combat at Belmont University, trying to always make sure pictures on stage and screen are clear, safe and make sense to the story being told.

ADDIE ANDREWS (Hair & Makeup Design) Addie Andrews is a junior Theatre Performance major making her debut as Hair and Makeup Designer for Romeo and Juliet. She has loved exploring many sides of theatre, both onstage and behind the scenes. Some of her favorite roles include Alice (The Addams Family Musical), Puck (A Midsummer Night’s Dream), and Sally Brown (A Charlie Brown Christmas). Addie is thrilled to be part of this production and thanks the cast and crew for their support.

RILEY MCCONNELL (Assistant Stage Manager) Riley McConnell is an actor and director from Kansas City, Kansas. She is currently a junior at Belmont University, pursuing a BFA in Theatre Performance. Her passion for acting has been a lifelong pursuit. Some of her favorite roles include Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Leanne in Puffs, and Catherine in A View from the Bridge. In addition to acting, Riley has recently discovered a love for directing. Over the summer, she worked on the directing team of Dolly: A True Original Musical. She began as a directing fellow and was quickly promoted to an assistant director position.

MAIZY RIOUX (Assistant Stage Manager) Maizy Rioux is a Sophomore at Belmont University and is so excited to be in her first position as an Assistant Stage Manager. Maizy is originally from Nolensville, TN, and is pursuing a BFA in Theatre with an emphasis in Education and a minor in Social Media Management. She is also a member of the Honors College and will be studying abroad in the upcoming spring. She hopes you enjoy the show!

EMILY MILLER (Assistant Costume Design) Emily Miller is a junior theatre education major in Belmont University’s Department of Theatre and Dance. Getting her start in performing, some of Emily’s favorite roles she has played are Kathryn Schaub in Radium Girls, Gabrielle in Cinderella, and Beth March in Little Women. She is excited to be expanding her knowledge into the world of design as Assistant Costume Designer.

ANDY DAVIS (Audio Engineer) Andy Davis is a sophomore Audio Engineering Technology student at Belmont University, minoring in Theater, Writing, and Media Production. She has worked in technical theater for four years, and her roles have included Sound Design, Set Design, A1 (mixing), A2/RF, and carpentry. Employed by the Belmont University School of Music Production Crew, Andy has worked events such as Christmas at Belmont, Sounds of Belmont, as well as Belmont Musical Theater productions. Recent companies she has worked with include the Drama Learning Center (A1 & RF), and Young Artists of America (A2).

CHARLOTTE PICKERT (Sound Effects Design) Charlotte Pickert is a sophomore Audio Engineering Major and Theatre Minor at Belmont University. She has worked as RF and Assistant to Front of House for Belmont's Musical Theatre program, Sound Coordinator for Jr. Short Plays, Assistant Lighting Designer of Sounds of Belmont, and Showcaller for Rock Showcase. When she is not working with sound or lights, Charlotte vocal directs, stage manages, and performs in community theatre musicals in her hometown, Kansas City. In her free time, she writes original songs with her guitar and likes long debriefs with her friends and family.

PRODUCTION CREW

PRE PRODUCTION CREW SCENIC

Marim Abaskharoun Krestin Ghali

Emily Aeschbach* Amy Halloran

Alayah Akins

Emma Harris

Spencer Altman Devin Hendricks

Luke Anderson Sadie Holsten

Simon Armour Katherine Kollasch

Shiloh Branson Kaelyn Mena

Korbyn Cannon Cassidy Murphy

Isabella Cesarini Thatcher Paisley

Giavanna Dvornik Ellie Thompson

Elonnie Davidson Autumn Walton

Zariya Foster Paris Garret

LIGHTING

Emily Anderson

Dakotah Berk Billy Berryman

Joshua Boyd Ariel Carter

Sylvia Ardon

Jeremiah McPherson Nandi Dube

Rylee Taylor Rainey Fellows

Emily Anderson Chloe Henderson*

PROPS

Lydia Baker Ava Armstrong

Ashley Angerman* Sadie Jensen*

William Simmons

Micheal Shelley Summer Clark Landry Luscher

Tucker Eskew Brennan Huepenbecker

Lilie Hardie

Charlie Swan

COSTUMES

Kaitlyn Reich Evie Rizzo

Zoe Zink

Gus Wissemeier

*Indicates member of APO, National Theatre Honor Society

SPECIAL THANKS

DR. STEPHEN EAVES

DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF MUSIC AND PERFORMING ARTS

BELMONT'S COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCES

BELMONT'S COLLEGE OF SCIENCES & MATHEMATICS

FRIENDS OF THE ARTS AT BELMONT

DONNA LEDFORD

ADELAIDE SIEGERS

EVE JACKSON

AMBER WHATLEY

JERRY STRATTON

ERIN-GRACE BAILEY

BELMONT’S PROP MASTER GENERALS

ALIX BROWN, SUMMER CLARK, KEIRA MAUPIN, KAMARIA MCGINN, BERKELEY MOORE, & JULIA ORR