SENIOR CAST MEMBERS

Paulina Alessio expresses her gratitude for being part of the cast of the show and expresses sadness that this will be her last one. She thanks Mr. C for providing her with laughter and unforgettable memories, and for putting up with her since 7th grade. She is thankful for the special community she has built with her fellow cast members, and feels that her senior year would not have been the same without them.

Evan Ashman is a senior at SFC and is thrilled to be participating in this year’s spring musical, Beauty and the Beast This will be his seventh production at SFC. His favorite performances include Levi in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Mr. Brooke in Little Women, and Pat Denning in 42nd Street. In his free time, he enjoys playing basketball and spending time with friends. He would like to extend his gratitude to Mr. C for his hard work and unwavering belief in him, as well as his family and friends for their continuous support and encouragement. “Enjoy the show!” 1 John 4:7-8.

Ava Baldridge is thrilled to be a part of the Beauty and the Beast production during her senior year at SFC. This marks her fourth musical with SFC. In addition to her involvement in the arts, Ava is a four- year member of the women’s golf team and enjoys riding horses. She would like to express her gratitude to her family for their support, especially to her sister for always being there for her.

Matthew Bergstrom is thrilled to be performing in the spring musical Beauty and the Beast.He has previously taken part in “Peter and the Starcatcher (as Peter), The Play

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Wrong (as Thomas), and 42nd Street. He would like to extend his gratitude to Mr. C and Mr. B for their hard work and support, as well as his family and friends for their constant encouragement.

“Enjoy the show!”

Tanner Blackington has been involved in theater since his freshman year and is both excited and sad for his final performance at SFC. He has participated in every show since Bye Bye Birdie and wouldn’t change a thing. He would like to thank the amazing cast and crew for their work in making the drama department feel like a second home. Additionally, he would like to express his gratitude to Mr. B, Ms. Stine, and all the parents and adults for their efforts in making the show amazing. Finally, he would like to thank his family for their support throughout the journey and Mr. C for being an exceptional role model.

Emma Bosman is ecstatic to be playing the role of Madame in her fourth spring musical. Throughout her time at SFC, Emma has taken part in numerous productions and has cherished each experience. In addition to her involvement in theater, Emma is also a member of the SFC Chamber Chorale and serves as a captain of the varsity cheer team. She would like to thank Mr. C for his contributions and for making the show both fun and amazing. Emma has thoroughly enjoyed this incredible production and eagerly anticipates its performance.

Alexandra Brewer is thrilled to be a part of the production of Beauty and the Beast Her favorite previous role was Glinda in The Wizard of Oz. She would like to thank Mr. Corsaro for being a great role model and for organizing the show, Mr. B for enhancing the cast’s sound, and Ms. Stine for her creative vision in the cast’s dance performances. Alexandra also extends her gratitude to the talented cast and crew for their hard work and dedication. Lastly, she thanks God for his guidance and for blessing her with the opportunity to be a part of the theater department.

Olivia Burer is a senior at SFC and is extremely excited to play her dream role of Belle in the Beauty and the Beast production. Some of her favorite past productions include Peter and the Starcatcher (Molly), The Play That Goes Wrong (Sandra), 42nd Street (Lorraine), Little Women (Beth), Death on the Nile (Louise), and Godspell (Disciple). She would like to thank Mr. C and Mr. B for their belief in her, and her family for their support in pursuing her dreams. “Enjoy the show!”

Kennedy

Caffrey has been a part of previous productions such as Bye Bye Birdie, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and 42nd Street as a crew member and is excited to be a part of the cast in her senior year at SFC. She would like to thank Emma Bosman for encouraging her to fulfill her promise of participating in the musical in her senior year. She also wishes to thank her brother, Brody, for joining the ensemble with her this year.

Sara Castillon is a dancer who has been practicing ballet since she was five years old. She has performed in various productions including The Nutcracker, Don Quixote, Coppelia, and ballet adaptations of The Wizard of Oz and Harry Potter. Some of her favorite roles have been Odette, Ollivander, and Tinman. Sara is thrilled to perform in her first musical as the Enchantress and wants to thank all the people who have supported her along the way.

Grace Chrisopoulos is a newcomer to the theater scene and is thrilled to be a part of her first production. She is excited to be a part of such a unique and enjoyable experience.

Eman Contreras has been a part of musical productions such as Little Women, 42nd Street, and Peter and the Starcatcher. He has also been involved in various sports like basketball, volleyball, tennis, cross country, track, water polo, swim, surf, and rock climbing. These experiences have helped shape him into a God-fearing man. Eman looks forward to attending college and experiencing college life and is eager to see what God has in store for him.

Maggie Denney found her passion in theater and discovered her community, the thespians. This production has sparked a love for theater that she has never felt before, even as a crew member.

Although her role in Beauty and the Beast is minor, her love for the theater community is major. Maggie looks forward to more plays like this and finding her place in the world. She expresses gratitude to her friends and family and encourages everyone to keep dancing.

Haley Edmond is excited to participate in her third and final musical at SFC. She was involved in three athletics programs and the athletic training program at SFC. She thanks Mr. C, Mr. B, and Mrs. Stine for their support and belief in her. She also expresses gratitude to her family and friends for their love and support in making this experience unforgettable. She hopes the audience enjoys the show.

Kendal Elias has attended the school since 3rd grade. This is her first high school show after retiring from theater. Mr. C finally convinced her to participate in the spring musical after four years of begging and recruiting. Kendal is excited to perform for her friends and family. Her future college plans are uncertain, but she would like to thank her family and friends for their constant love and support throughout her life. “Enjoy the show!”

Ashley Ellis has attended SFC since 7th grade. She has participated in the spring musical annually, taking on various roles, with her most memorable being the role of the Camel in SFC’s production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Ashley was also involved in the cheer program for all four years of high school, even serving as cheer captain in her senior year. She plans to study psychology in college next fall. Ashley thanks her friends and family for always supporting her and being there for her.

Aaron Haymes is participating in his second spring musical and has thoroughly enjoyed the process. He is looking forward to cherishing each moment of this show as it will be his last. Aaron wants to thank Mr. C for giving him the opportunity to perform and for being an excellent director. He also gives a shout out to Evan Ashman for taking on the thug beatings!

Luke Heggie is a four-year football player at SFC and decided to try out for the Spring musical with friends Aaron and Kieran. He is grateful for the new experience and the people he got to share it with. He would like to thank Aaron and Kieran for pushing him to try something new and Mr. C for the opportunity to be a part of the show.

Tabytha Herbst has attended SFC since 4th grade. She has also been involved in indoor and beach volleyball for five years. This is her first experience with the spring musical and she is grateful for the opportunity. She would like to thank her friends and family for their encouragement and support.

Priyanka John is thrilled to be a part of the cast of Beauty and the Beast, her fourth and final show at SFC. She has been involved in theater since 8th grade and has performed as a featured dancer in many productions including 42nd Street, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and Wizard of Oz. In addition to theater, Priya is a team captain on a competitive hip-hop dance team. She would like to express her gratitude to Mr. C, Mr. B, and Ms. Stine for their guidance and encouragement, and to her friends and family for their constant support. Enjoy the show!

Hudson Kim is performing in his second production at SFC and is sad that it is his last. He wants to thank his family for their love, support, and encouragement. Hudson also wants to thank his teachers, coaches, and friends for helping him grow as a person and for making his years at SFC an amazing experience. Despite feeling indecisive about his future, Hudson trusts that God has a plan for him and will continue to follow his faith.

Katey King has been a part of SFC theater since her freshman year. This is her first time performing on stage after previously working on costumes behind the scenes. She has had a great time learning the songs and dances while bonding with her cast members. Katey would like to thank her friends for joining her on this adventure and her family for their love and support. Enjoy the show!

Randie

Lehberg has participated in cheer, water polo, and lacrosse. This is her first high school musical after performing in two middle school musicals. She would like to thank her family and friends for supporting her this year in trying new things! In the fall, she plans on studying Animal Science at Texas Tech.

Kieran Lenihan is involved in multiple activities including football, surfing, and theater. He has been a part of the SFC theater program since last year, when he took part in his first production. Kieran is proud to have taken part in these various activities and would like to thank his family and friends for their support.

Bernadette Martinez has attended SFC since 7th grade. This is her debut performance in the musical and she is glad she took the opportunity to participate. Bernadette has been involved in volleyball and track and field in high school but is currently not playing any sports. In the future, she plans to study nursing in college, but she has not yet decided on a specific institution. She expresses gratitude to her family for their unwavering support and her friends for their positivity and ability to make her smile.

Ella McGriff has been participating in the SFC productions since the 6th grade. She loves making new memories each year and developing awesome new friendships. She is thankful for being a tennis captain this year, serve on the Costa Rica mission and cultural immersion trips, and having her best year yet! She can’t say enough thank you’s to Mr. C. and is forever grateful for her experiences in SFC theater.

Rylee Olson

is very excited to perform in Beauty and the Beast. This is her second SFC production. She also is a part of the school water polo, softball, and lacrosse teams. In the fall, she plans to study psychology and is eager to see where she goes to school. She also would like to thank her parents for supporting all her various activities and her friends for all their encouragement.

Kate Robson has attended SFC for 12 years. This is her first musical and she’s grateful for the opportunity to participate in her senior year. In addition to the musical, she is involved in the Women in Leadership club and the athletic training program. Kate would like to thank her family, especially her mom and dad, for their support and belief in her abilities. After graduation, she plans to study marketing and business at either the University of Oregon or the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Jacklyn Rodriguez has been an SFC student for four years. Beauty and the Beast is her first musical that she has participated in. She is grateful to have been a part of the water polo, lacrosse, academic, and sports medicine teams, as well as Women in Leadership. She would like to thank her parents for allowing her to do whatever her heart desired. She would also like to thank her siblings for cheering her on in all that she does. She doesn’t know what her future holds but whatever it is, she hopes she finds happiness.

Bennett Selby is honored to be part of the cast of Beauty and the Beast. Bennett has previously performed in several productions, including Beauty and the Beast (Moonlight Stage Productions), Matilda (Moonlight Stage Productions), 42nd Street (SFC), Little Women (SFC), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (SFC), Freaky Friday (MYT), Thoroughly Modern Millie (CYT), The Wizard of Oz (SFC), Junie B. Jones (CYT), and Peter Pan (CYT). Bennett thanks the director, Matthew Corsaro, and the creative team for the opportunity, as well as her family for their support. Enjoy the show!

Kate Small has attended SFC since 6th grade. This is her second musical and she has enjoyed playing all the roles she’s been in. Along with theater, Kate has also been a varsity water polo captain, Earth club president, and varsity softball player. She would like to thank her friends and family for always being there for her and keeping life fun. In the fall, she will be studying pre-med and everyone is looking forward to seeing where she goes.

Isabelle Smith is thrilled to be making her acting debut in Beauty and the Beast after being a crew member for 42nd Street. She is also a former member of several clubs and teams, and is passionate about pursuing a career in healthcare. In the fall, Isabelle will be studying biological sciences with a concentration in pre-health care at Biola University.

Makayla Strole has been participating in the Spring musical every year of high school. The musicals include Bye Bye Birdie, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, 42nd Street, and Beauty and the Beast. It has been her favorite activity in high school. Along with musicals, Makayla also plays lacrosse and serves as an athletic trainer during the football season. She expresses gratitude towards her parents, especially her mother, who supported her by driving her to rehearsals and attending every performance. She also thanks Mr. C for always being supportive and encouraging. Makayla appreciates the love and support of Mrs. Clardy, Ms. Z, and Mrs. Baughman, who serve as second mothers to her. Lastly, she thanks her friends for creating memorable moments during the shows.

Sophia Terramani is honored to have been a part of all the musicals at SFC since 6th grade. She has also been involved in club volleyball, athletic training, and school softball. In the fall, she will attend TCU and study interior design. Sophia is grateful to her family, especially her mother, for their unwavering support and sacrifice.