Paul Aguirre as Drake (u/s Warbucks)
Paul is excited to make his Fulton debut in Annie. National tours include; Seussical (w/ Cathy Rigby), The Who's Tommy (Uncle Ernie), How To Succeed... (revival) and My Fair Lady. Favorite regional credits include; Seussical (Horton), The Wiz (Lion) The Music Man (Marcellus), Aida (Pharaoh), Seesaw (Sparkle), Singin' in the Rain and Li'l Abner at the Goodspeed, Copacabana, Smokey Joe's Cafe, Oliver, Dreamgirls, Footloose, Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Wizard of Oz. Paul forever dedicates his performance to Ma for her never-ending love and support. Proud member of Actors' Equity.

Mariah Belgrod as Duffy
Mariah Belgrod is thrilled to be a part of the Fulton Theatre's production of Annie. She is 12 years old and in the sixth grade at New Holland Elementary. Mariah takes tap, ballet, pointe and voice lessons. She got her start in acting with the Fulton Theatre at the age of seven when she appeared as Flora in The Turn of the Screw. Mariah has also appeared in Oliver!, Fiddler on the Roof, and most recently Les Misérables. Thank you to family, Marc Robin, and all who support her on this wonderful journey!

Jahna N. Belz as Tessie
Jahna is thrilled to be making her Fulton debut. She is a 4th grader at The Susquehanna Waldorf School. She enjoys singing, acting, drawing and playing the cello. Jahna would like to give a huge thanks to Marc Robin for this amazing opportunity. Thank you also goes to her voice teacher, Michael Popovsky and her family and friends, especially her brother Simon!

Stephanie Youell Binetti as Grace Farrell
Stephanie is thrilled to be back at the Fulton with the great Marc Robin! Broadway: Curtains (Niki u/s); National Tour: Mamma Mia! (Sophie u/s). Regional credits: Oklahoma! (Laurey, Fulton Theatre), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Christine Colgate, Cape Playhouse), Singin' in the Rain (Lina Lamont, St. Louis MUNY), Putting It Together (Woman 2, Syracuse Stage), Marrying Meg (Meg, NYMF), Aida (Amneris, Westchester Broadway), Smokey Joe's Cafe (DeLee, Cape Playhouse), Cats (Jellylorum, Houston TUTS), The Hot Mikado (Pitti- Sing, Fulton Theatre and Westchester Broadway), Fiddler on the Roof (Fruma Sarah, Pittsburgh CLO), Joseph...Dreamcoat (Narrator u/s, Fulton Theater). She has been a soloist with the Tokyo, Cincinnati, Seattle, and Portland symphonies. TV: Late Night with Conan O'Brien; PBS Pops. Founding member of the Active Theater in New York City, www.theactivetheater.com.

Lauren Elizabeth Bliss as Molly
Lauren is thrilled to make her Fulton debut in Annie. She recently portrayed Gretl in The Sound of Music (Dutch Apple) and Molly in Annie Jr. (Fulton Academy). She is also cast as Tootie in Meet Me in St. Louis (Dutch Apple) in the spring. She has taken tap and jazz lessons for 7 years. She studies piano/ voice with Patty Light and Katie Wieand. She also studies acting with Dean Sobon. Lauren is currently in fifth grade at Hans Herr Elementary and is a member of the band and chorus. She would like to give a big thanks to Marc Robin for this wonderful opportunity!

Steve Calzaretta (official website) as Lt. Ward, Louis Howe, Fred McCracken (u/s Drake)
A Chicago native, Steve is very pleased to be working at the Fulton Theatre. Steve has toured with country legend Kenny Rogers as a featured vocalist as well as currently fronting the Paul Chapman Project (former lead guitarist of 70's 80's rock group UFO). Some regional theatre credits include Starbuck in The Rainmaker, Lt. Kenneth Boyd in Little Moon of Alban, Orin Scrivello in Little Shop of Horrors, King Arthur in Camelot and the title role in Jekyll and Hyde. Film Credits include Lifetime networks Strong Medicine, Unsolved Mysteries and Contract Killers.

Brannon Chase as Apple Seller, Morgenthau
Brannon Chase is ecstatic to be making his Fulton Debut! Some previous credits include: Wicked (Japan), Footloose, The Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Fame (U.S. and Asia tours), Tokyo Disney, Joseph..., and Disney Cruise Line. T.V. and Film: Going the Distance, Law and Order: SVU, The Radio City Christmas Spectacular. All thanks to God, Family, and Friends. Thank you Marc for this Amazing opportunity! ... Believe!

Curt Dale Clark as Rooster Hannigan
Fulton audiences will remember Curt as Javert in Les Misérables; Harold Hill in The Music Man; The "Danny Boy" tenor in The Irish and How They Got That Way; Nanki Poo in Hot Mikado; Dr. Livesey in Treasure Island, Saul in Rags; Albert in The Secret Garden and Billy Bigelow in Carousel. Other performance credits include appearances at the following theatres: Walnut Street, Marriott's Theatre in Lincolnshire, Maine State Music Theatre, Carousel, American Music Theatre San Jose, Chicago Shakespeare, Beef and Boards, Goodman, Eastlight, Utah Shakespearean Festival, Skylight Opera Milwaukee, Mercury, Theatre at the Center, Phoenix Theatre, Little Theatre on the Square, Chicago Center for the Arts, Tennessee Repertory, Auditorium Theatre, Drury Lane Evergreen Park and Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Along with Marc Robin, he co-authored Treasure Island A Musical Adventure which premiered at the Fulton and recently enjoyed a second production at the Beef and Boards Theatre in Indianapolis.

Chad Coudriet as Bert Healy, Hul
Chad Coudriet is very happy to come back to the Fulton Theatre, for the holidays, where he recently portrayed Combeferre in Les Misérables. In New York, Chad was seen as Donald Rumsfeld in The Passion of George W. Bush, and George in Dr. Sex. Other favorite regional credits include: the Tin Man in Wizard of Oz, Tony in West Side Story, The Beast in Beauty and the Beast, Frankie in Forever Plaid, Captain Walker in The Who's Tommy, and Jacob in Shenandoah. Chad is a BWC grad and a member of AEA. Thanks to The Krasny Office, Craig Carnelia, and Deric Rosenblatt; special thanks to Aaron and everyone at the Fulton, and Marc Robin for his continued support; endless thanks and love to God and Mom, Dad, Todd, Tana, Granny, Gramps, and Joanne for all you've given him. This is for Momoo...Believe!

Eleni Delopoulos (official website) as Sophie the Kettle, Mrs. Pugh, Perkins (u/s Miss Hannigan)
Eleni is thrilled to be making her debut with Fulton! This is her 3rd time in Annie - first as Tessie before graduating to Miss Hannigan in her later years. Favorite roles: Off Broadway: A Stoop on Orchard Street (Ruth - original cast recording); Regional/Tours: Proof (Claire), Crossing Delancey (Izzy), Baby (Pam), Phantom (Carlotta), Little Women (Jo), A Little Night Music at WPPAC, Urinetown - dir. Jen Cody, Almost Maine & The Kathy and Mo Show (Mo). She is the co-writer of a new musical of Lysistrata which has been seen at several theaters in NYC. She also owns a summer camp with her childhood friends. Thanks so much to Marc and Bob, her crew, mom and the cast and crew. www.elenidel.com Believe!

Karissa Dzurik as July
Karissa is a seventh grade student at Lancaster Mennonite. She recently performed in Henry and Ramona (Beezus) at York Little Theatre, A Christmas Carol (Fan) at the Dutch Apple and Pirates of Penzance, Jr. (Isabel) at the Fulton. She studies ballet, pointe, and jazz at Susquehanna Dance Center, as well as voice with Joanne Abrom. She is thankful for this great opportunity to be performing at the Fulton with all the wonderful cast and crew!

Lauren Elledge as Molly
Lauren is thrilled to be taking part in the Fulton's production of Annie as Molly! She portrayed Helen Keller in Ephrata Performing Arts Center's production of The Miracle Worker, performed at the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre in The Sound of Music as Gretl, the youngest von Trapp, and enjoyed the Fulton's Broadway Junior Camp in the role of Miss Hannigan this summer. Special thanks to Marc Robin, Lauren and Dean Sobon, Matthew Good, and Joanne Abrom for their wonderful guidance. Thanks, also, to her teachers at school and dance, and to her family, friends, and theatre families.

Fiona Fackler as July
Annie marks Fiona's first appearance in a Fulton mainstage production. She has participated in the Fulton Academy of Theatre's Broadway Jr. program for the past two years appearing in The Pirates of Penzance, Jr. and Annie, Jr. An eighth grader at Centerville Middle School, Fiona enjoys singing with the chorus, art and playing lacrosse. She would like to thank her family, teachers and friends for all their wonderful support. Fiona is very excited to be in this production and hopes to be in many more!

Christiana Goslin as Kate
Christiana is delighted to be making her Fulton debut in Annie. She has performed as Brigitta in Sound of Music, Amy in Little Women: the Musical, a Wa-Tan-Ye Indian in The Music Man, and Mary in What Could Be Sweeter. In addition to theater, Christiana enjoys piano, violin, sewing, reading, and dance. She also participates in the Central Lancaster County Home School Choir. This is her freshman year in high school. Special thanks to Mom and Dad for allowing her to be part of the show and to Marc Robin for this awesome opportunity.

Adrianna Hope Graham as Orphan
Hopey is 12 years old and in 7th grade. She takes singing lessons with Mrs. Abrom and dance lessons at the Susquehannah Dance Center. She is in her school chorus and her church choir, where she participates in the Christmas pageants. She did Spatts at the Dutch Apple and Manor Singer training camp. She is excited about having a part at the Fulton Theatre. She loves soccer, singing, dancing, and her two cats and dog. Adrianna has dreams of becoming a singer in the future.

Katie Hagen as Boylan Sister (u/s Star To Be)
Katie is thrilled and so thankful to be back at the Fulton! Previous Fulton credits include Brigadoon and Crazy for You. Other regional credits include Kiss Me, Kate (Paper Mill Playhouse), All Shook Up (Palace Theatre), Singin' in the Rain (Carousel DT), Gabriella in High School Musical, and Swing! (Prather Ent.) BFA in Dance, Montclair State. She sends love and thanks to her family. Special thanks to Marc for this amazing opportunity and welcoming her into the amazing Fulton family once again. All my love to Jake. Happy Holidays... Believe!

Kayla Lynn Hall as August
Kayla Hall is thrilled to debut on the Fulton stage. She is a 12 year old attending Reynolds Middle School in Lancaster. Her credits include Christmas from the Heart and Honk! Jr. at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre. Kayla was recently selected to dance in a production for Toys R Us in NYC. She studies ballet, tap, jazz and musical theater at Carol's Academy of Dance and voice with Rachel Snyder. Thanks to Rachel, Lauren, and Dean for all their help. A special thanks to Marc & Andy for this opportunity. "Everything happens for a reason". Happy Holidays!

Jessica Hanner as Orphan (u/s Annie)
Jessica Hanner is excited to be making her Fulton debut! Her previous experiences include Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat (Stillwater Community Theatre), Thoroughly Modern Millie, Jr. (Fulton Broadway, Jr. Program) and the role of Annie in Annie, Jr. (Fulton Broadway, Jr. Program). She enjoys piano, guitar, and cheerleading for Penn Manor High School where she attends as a freshman. She would like to thank Marc Robin for this wonderful opportunity, her family and friends for their love and support of her dream, and especially God for His many blessings.

Jamie Jackson (official website) as Oliver Warbucks
Jamie is excited to return to the Fulton Theatre after dying onstage as the sinister Captain Lesgate in Dial "M" for Murder. He was most recently seen as Joe Piscopo's standby, playing Lawrence Jamieson in the Gateway Theatre production of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. He played the same role for a year on the U.S. national tour. Earlier this year, he played mercurial Long John Silver in Treasure Island, co-written and directed by Marc Robin at B & B Theatre, Indianapolis. He played Compeyson in Great Expectations at Goodspeed Opera, and Silas Barnaby in Babes in Toyland at the Lincoln Centre. Other favorite theatre includes King Lear, Henry IV, Dead Funny and The Crucible for Sydney Theatre Company, Clark in Sarajevo for Griffin Theatre, Blue Murder for Belvoir Theatre, and Mongrels for Ensemble Theatre. Jamie appeared on HBO's The Flight of the Conchords, The New Adventures of Flipper, and in several Australian TV and film productions. Musicals written with SoHee Youn include, Love: A Multiple Choice Question, (N.Y. Fringe, York Theatre, Sydney, Melbourne), Dick & Condi: The Lounge Act, A Life in the Day and Turandot: The Club Act. He has a B.A. from the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA: Australia) and an MFA from NYU (Tisch). You can also see him performing across the U.S. with the comedy group, Laughing Liberally. Thanks and love to SoHee, family and friends, About Artists, and a special thanks to Marc Robin.

Andrew Kindig as Bundles McCloskey, Ickes, Sound Effects Man (u/s FDR, Dance Captain)
Andrew is excited to be back at the Fulton where he was last seen as the Wicked Stepmother in Cinderella. He has been involved in the Theatre for Young Audiences at the Fulton for the past four years as both an actor and a teacher. Fulton Credits: Jeff Douglas (Brigadoon), Danny (Grease), Eugene Fodor (Crazy for You), Charlie Cowell (Music Man), Ensemble (Carousel), Wickersham Brother (Seussical!), Harry Thaw (Ragtime) Other Regional Credits include: Frank'n'Furter (Rocky Horror), Ali Hakim (Oklahoma!), Emcee (Cabaret), The Cat (Honk!), Rick (Batboy), Diction Coach (Singin' in the Rain) Nick (Who's...Virginia Wolff?). Big thanks to family and friends for all their support. Live the Dream! ...Believe!

Katie Kubis as Orphan
Katie is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be a part of Annie! As her Fulton debut, she wishes to thank those who made it possible: Marc Robin, Joanne Abrom, Lauren and Dean Sobon, all of her dance instructors at Carol's, and her family! Katie is in the 5th grade and plays the oboe in her school's ensemble. She is a competitive figure skater and performs with the Red Rose Figure Skating Club's Senior Ice Theater team. Katie truly believes you're never fully dressed without a smile!

Kathryn "Cheyanne" Leid as August
Cheyanne is 11 years old and thrilled to be making her Fulton Theatre debut. Thank you Marc Robin! Cheyanne has been studying dance for 8 years at the Laurel Dance and Performing Arts Center. She also takes voice and piano lessons. She would like to thank her family, friends, Laurel Dance, Mr. "T", and God for this amazing opportunity.

Kara Martin as Orphan
Kara Martin is delighted to perform on the Fulton stage alongside her sister Leigha for the first time. Kara is a seventh grade student at Veritas Academy in Leola. At Veritas, she performed as Molly in Annie Jr. and also as Amaryllis in The Music Man. Kara loves anything adventurous or athletic, especially maneuvering her ripstick. Her favorite quiet activities include reading and drawing."

Leigha Martin as Orphan
Leigha Martin is enthusiastic to be joining her sister Kara in her first time appearance on the Fulton stage! Leigha is a fifth grade student at Veritas Academy in Leola. At Veritas, Leigha performed as Lady Macbeth in the fourth grade Macbeth production. She finds joy in singing, poetry, creative writing, calligraphy, knitting, baking, and athletics.

Megan McGuire as Pepper
Megan is in 8th grade at Centerville Middle School. She's been acting only a little while. She performed as a villager in a production of Once on This Island, Jr. and has done small school plays in elementary school. She took part in the Fulton's Broadway, Jr. camp this summer and hopes to continue it next year. In her free time, Megan sings in the school chorus and plays the piano. She figure skates and since she was 5 has participated in Theater on Ice, which is similar to acting on the ice. Megan would like to thank her amazing friends and family for their encouragement and support.

Faith Motter as Orphan
Faith has been acting publicly for three years, performing drama in church productions and singing solos both for church and recitals. Faith's first theater experience was in Ephrata Performing Arts Center's 2007 production of School House Rock. She played the part of Star-To-Be in the Fulton's 2009 summer performing arts camp production of Annie Jr. Faith lives in Lancaster and is enrolled in Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School.

Madison Platt as Duffy
Madison is 10 years old and thrilled to be back at the Fulton where she was last seen in Les Misérables as Young Eponine. Other musical credits include The Sound of Music (Marta), A Christmas Carol (Grace Smythe), Annie Jr. (Annie) and Schoolhouse Rock. Madison would like to thank Marc Robin for the opportunity to once again be part of the Fulton Family. A special thanks to Mrs. Abrom, Mr. Dean, Dad, Momma and most of all my sister Abbey. And remember: Don't Stop Believing!

Jessica Poje as Pepper
Fulton Debut! Age 13. Warwick Middle School: Annie, Jr. (Annie); Fulton Academy of Theatre Summer Programs: Annie, Jr. (Pepper) and Pirates of Penzance, Jr. (Maiden). Wedding vocalist with It's Showtime! DJ Entertainment. My passion is singing, dancing and acting. Special Thanks to Marc Robin and Andy Kindig for allowing me the opportunity to perform in Annie and for their guidance and support. To be sharing the stage with such talented performers at the Fulton is a wonderful and exciting experience. Thanks to my parents, grandparents, sisters, friends and teachers for their love and continuous encouragement.

John Reeger as FDR
John Reeger returns to the Fulton, where he appeared last season as Thénardier in Les Misérables and as Julian Marsh in 42nd Street. He's been seen in twenty-five productions at Chicago's Drury Lane Theatre, including Christopher Belling in Curtains, Sherlock Holmes in Sherlock's Last Case, John Barrymore in I Hate Hamlet, Capt. Hook in Peter Pan, Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady, Fagin in Oliver and Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. He's appeared at Chicago Shakespeare Theater in Richard III, Amadeus, King John, The Moliere Comedies, The Winter's Tale and Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2 (which then toured to Stratford-upon-Avon, England.) He's performed in thirty productions at Court Theatre, as well as appearances at such theaters as Steppenwolf, Goodman, Marriott, Goodspeed Opera, Skylight Opera and the Kennedy Center. He's received a Jeff Award, an After Dark Award and a 2008 Illinois Artist Fellowship. He's married to actress Paula Scrofano.

Lauren Ritter as Kate
Lauren is thrilled to be back on the Fulton stage where she was last seen in Carousel. She has performed in numerous productions in central PA including A Christmas Carol (Martha Cratchit), Annie (Kate), Honk, Jr. and Christmas from the Heart at the Dutch Apple; The King and I at Gretna Theatre; Here's Love (Susan Walker) at Lebanon Community Theatre; A Winnie the- Pooh Christmas Tail (Piglet) and Ragtime (Little Girl) at York Little Theatre; and The Women (Little Mary) and Bugsy Malone at EPAC. Lauren studies ballet, tap, jazz, pointe and lyrical at Encore Dance Center and studies voice with Katie Wieand. Thanks to Marc for this wonderful opportunity!

Alene Robertson as Miss Hannigan
Alene Robertson calls Chicago home where she is a ninetime Joseph Jefferson Award recipient for the roles of Matron Mama Morton in Chicago-The Musical, Dolly Levi in Hello Dolly!, Lalume in Kismet, Miss Hannigan in Annie, Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd, Vera Charles in Mame, And The World Goes 'Round, and twice for Mama Rose In Gypsy. Alene made her Broadway debut in Annie and her Off-Broadway debut in Annie Warbucks, creating the role of Commissioner Doyle and garnering a Drama Desk nomination. Terrorizing little girls is a frequent activity, having most recently potrayed Miss Hannigan in the 30th Anniversary National Tour of Annie. She is featured on the CD and the CD recording of Annie Warbucks. Working at the Fulton fulfills a five year long wish.

Averi Ryner as Orphan
Averi would like to thank the Fulton Opera House for this wonderful opportunity. She attends the Susquehanna Waldorf School, where she is in the fourth grade. She plays the violin and studies voice with Michael Popovsky. In addition to karate and soccer, she enjoys reading, writing and drawing. She would like to give a special thanks to all of her family and friends for all of their love and support.

Gladys Catalina Santos as Orphan
Catie is proud to be making her first appearance at the Fulton Theatre!! Catie is a third grader who loves school, animals and the color PINK. She has been studying Piano and Voice Lesson's for the past year and a half. After attending several Theatre Workshops this past summer she has really developed a Love and Passion for the stage. Catie would like to Thank Marc Robin for this spectacular experience, Her Vocal/Piano Teacher Joanne Abrom, for her support and guidance and much love to friends and family for all their support!!

Kim Sava as Boylan Sister (u/s Lily)
Kim Sava is thrilled to be spending her holidays here at the Fulton Opera House! Most recently she was seen in All Shook Up at Carousel Dinner Theatre; Jesus Christ Superstar and Producers at Maine State Music Theater. Favorite credits include: A Christmas Carol (NSMT); Judy in White Christmas (DDP); Maria in West Side Story (Frost Fire) and as the Headliner for Princess Cruises. Thanks to Marc Robin, Bob Cline and the amazing cast and crew - Much love to my family and friends! Believe!

Katie Sina as Boylan Sister (u/s Grace Farrell)
Katie is stoked to be back at the Fulton where she was last seen in the ensemble of Thoroughly Modern Millie. Credits include, Millie in Thoroughly Modern Millie, Lola in Damn Yankees, Babette in Beauty and the Beast, Hope in Anything Goes, Ruth Bailey in "It's a Wonderful Life" When not on stage you can find her at Market. "Thanks to Marc for this opportunity, and to Loren and Ella for making life so fun. Believe!"

Becca Nicole Snyder as Annie
Becca is thrilled to be making her Fulton debut and is grateful to Marc Robin for giving her this amazing opportunity that allows her to do what she simply loves to do! Becca is a seventh grader at Conrad Weiser Middle School where she is very active in the music department. Favorite roles include: Marta (Sound of Music), Annie (Annie), Rosie (Really Rosie), Dinny (Stories of Scherazade), Baby June (Gypsy), and Tiny Tim (Belsnickel Scrooge). Special thanks to her voice teacher, Jonathan Reinhold, for his guidance, wisdom, and encouragement this one's for you!

Destanee Somerville as Orphan
Destanee is making her Fulton debut and is excited to be working with everyone. She has done shows at the Dutch Apple, EPAC, Rainbow Dinner Theatre, and two sessions of the Fulton's Broadway Jr. She currently takes piano with Dr. Ju Ping Song at the Pennsylvania Academy of Music. She also participates in the Academy Chorale. She has been taking voice lessons with Joe Myering at the Vocal Arts Studio for four and a half years and would like to thank him for everything he has done for her.

Julia Stengel as Orphan (u/s Annie)
Julia Delaney Stengel is the fourth of five children and a seventh grader at St. Leo the Great in Lancaster. She is grateful to be an orphan and Annie understudy for this timeless production reanimated by one of her favorite mentors, Marc Robin. Other credits include: Les Misérables (Young Cosette), Annie (Kate), White Christmas (Susan Waverly), Music Man (Gracie Shin), Joseph ... Dream Coat (Children's Chorus), Oliver! (Workhouse child), Chronicles of Narnia (Lucy), Sound of Music (Brigitta), Christmas Carol (Fan), Annie Jr. (Grace Ferrell), and Thoroughly Modern Millie Jr. (Ms. Dorothy). Other mentors include: Mary Krieder (piano), Joanne Abrom (voice), Dean Sobon (acting) and everyone at Susquehanna Dance Studio. Julia will be dedicating her performances to her grandparents, those in Heaven and on Earth.

Leigh Wakeford as Dog Catcher, Jimmy Johnson (u/s Rooster)
Leigh was born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa and ventured to the US in 2005. He is grateful to the Fulton family for "adopting" him this Christmas season. National Tours: The Drowsy Chaperone (Robert Martin), Chicago (Swing). Regional: Crazy for You (Bobby), Dames at Sea (Dick), Footloose (Willard), CATS (Alonzo). Love and thanks to my family and friends across the Universe. Happy Holidays, y'all! BELIEVE.

Jill Christine Wiley as Ensemble
Jill feels "tickled pink" to have been adopted by the Fulton ensemble cast of Annie after playing an orphan and of course that spunky redhead in several other past productions. Most recently she was seen as Sharpay Evans in HSM2 at EPAC. Another favorite role was fulfilling her Disney dream role as Belle in Disney's Beauty and the Beast at Penn Manor HS, where she is currently a junior. Jill is the current reigning Miss PA's Outstanding Teen for the Miss America's Outstanding Teen Org. She studies voice with Jean Bradel and has been studying dance for 11 years. Special thanks and LOTS of hugs to mom and dad, Ms. B. and our fabulous director, Marc for this wonderful experience!

Stephanie Jo Wise as Star To Be
StephJo is thrilled to be back in the show that, at age 11, was her stage debut! She was last seen on the Fulton stage in Les Misérables. Other recent Fulton credits include Oliver!, Into the Woods, A Christmas Carol, and Amadeus. StephJo has toured with the Fulton Family Theatre Ensemble and enjoys teaching for the Fulton Academy. She has also performed locally at Theatre of the Seventh Sister, Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, and American Music Theatre. "Much love to my Family, this is now, and always, for you Dad."

Kimberly Wolff as Lily St. Regis
Kimberly has been seen all over the world in the International Tour of West Side Story in the role of Graziella. She has also been seen regionally in several theatres in the same role, as well as in Radio City Music Theatre's Christmas Spectacular. She danced with the Richmond Ballet after graduating from NCSA. She was also featured in a Superbowl E*Trade commercial and recently danced on the Academy Awards with Hugh Jackman. Endless love to her family for all their constant love and support of her passions.

Hannah Young as Tessie
Hannah enjoys being in another play directed by Marc Robin. She recently played Young Cosette in the Fulton's production of Les Misérables. She enjoys reading, playing the oboe and dancing. She would like to thank Marc, her parents, family and teachers for their support.

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