Tony Awards Dreamcasting!

Hey everyone! Recently, the Tony Nominees were announced. There are a ton of great shows nominated this year, so I asked some people to cast the plays and musicals nominated at this year's awards. Every play and musical that got at least one nomination is represented here. I did a lot of the cast lists, but had some help from my friends! A lot of people were interested in doing a cast for Dear Evan Hansen, so you will see that show disproportionately represented here. In any case, enjoy!

SOME LINKS FOR THINGS GOING ON WITH AYAA RIGHT NOW:

1. Auditions for She Kills Monsters
2. Voting for May MUSICAL Madness!

Please check them both out :)

*If the cast list does not have a name above it in bold, indicating who created it, it means I made it :)

Anastasia

Anya: Jackie Brecker
Dmitry: Kale Burr
Vlad: Vincent Pugliese
Gleb: Nicholas Hambruch
Countess Lily: Emily Woodward-Shaw
Dowager Empress: Lina Cappellano
Tsar Nicholas II/Count Ipolitov: Mark Munoz
Doorman: Nick Williams
Gorlinsky/Count Leopold: Joey Grado
Tatiana Romanov/Dunya/Josephine Baker: Sarah Pansing
Gertrude Stein: India Chudnow
Olga Romanov/Odette in 'Swan Lake': Olivia Nienstedt

Bandstand

Donny Novitski - Kale Burr

Julia Trojan - Tiana Marks

Nick Radel - Michael Schulz

Johnny Simpson - Liam Thibeault

Jimmy Campbell - Nick Williams

Mrs. June Adams - Jessica Sinodis

Wayne Wright - Sam Primack

Come From Away

Bonnie & others - Lydia McCloskey

Oz & others - Hale Stewart

Beverley/Annette & others - Summer Farnsworth

Claude & others - Bailey Gorman

Bob & others - Mason Reeves

Janice & others - Jessie Jo Pauley

Kevin T./Garth & others - Grey Smith

Nick/Doug & others - Emilio Cress

Kevin J./Ali & others - Noah Delgado

Hannah & others - Avery Strachan

Beulah & others - Quincy Janisse

Diane & others - Kayla Dobbs

Dear Evan Hansen

Bailey Gorman

Evan Hansen - Bailey Gorman (D R E A M)

Heidi Hansen - Xelha Castrejon 

Cynthia Murphy - Megan Fisher

Connor Murphy - Nick Williams 

Zoe Murphy - Sarah Davidson

Larry Murphy - Noah Delgado 

Alana Beck - Kalei Cotecson 

Jared Kleiman - Carter Palumbo

Sarah Davidson
Evan: Kale Burr
Jared: Anson Romney
Zoe: Summer Farnsworth
Alana: Avery Strachan
Heidi: Sarah Davidson
Connor: Bennett Wood
Cynthia: Becca Galcik

Larry: Bailey Gorman

Emily Woodward-Shaw
Evan Hansen - Allan DeWitt
Zoe Murphy - Summer Farnsworth / Emily Woodward-Shaw (I would LOVE to play Zoe)
Heidi Hansen - Angela Kriese
Cynthia Murphy - Grace Napoletano
Connor Murphy - Kale Burr
Larry Murphy - Konnor Smith
Jared Kleinman - Bronson Todd

Alaina Beck - Phoebe Koyabe

Noah Delgado
Evan Hansen - Noah Delgado (dream role)
Heidi Hansen - Hayley Boblett
Zoe Murphy - Alexis Winn
Connor Murphy - Chase Zeiner
Cynthia Murphy - Maddy Rathbun
Larry Murphy - AJ Hale
Alana Beck - Maria Boas

Jared Kleinman - Jake Bonar

Danny Blankemeier
Evan Hansen: Jonah Carlson
Heidi Hansen: Jessica Sinodis
Zoe Murphy: Valleri Blankemeier
Connor Murphy: Noah Delgado
Cynthia Murphy: Mackenna Goodrich
Larry Murphy: Bryce Dilullo
Alana Beck: India Chudnow

Jared Kleinman: Troy Jansen

A Doll's House, Part 2

Nora - Lily Castle

Torvald - Steven Enriquez

Anne Marie - Jessica Sinodis

Emmy - Sidne Phillips

Falsettos

Kristiana Corona
Marvin - Noah Delgado
Trina - Sophia Donnell
Jason - Kylan Chait
Whizzer - Nick Williams
Mendel - Hayden Skaggs
Charlotte - Kendall Kingdeski

Cordelia - Jazmin Garven

The Front Page

Sheriff Hartman - Noah Delgado

James Wicker - Julian Mendoza

Bensinger - Dustin Noga

Mollie Malloy - Sarah Pansing

Hildy Johnson - Nathan Sheppard

Mrs. Grant - India Rose Chudnow

Mr. Pincus - Kale Burr

McCue - Hale Stewart

Jennie - Tiana Marks

Peggy Grant - Katie Rodin

The Glass Menagerie (featured in a previous dreamcasting)

Amanda: Jessica Sinodis

Tom: Kale Burr

Laura: Sarah Pansing

Jim: Vincent Pugliese

Groundhog Day

Grey Smith

Phil Connors - Grey Smith

Rita Hansen - Sophia Donnell

Nancy Taylor - Maddy Rathbun

Ned Ryerson - Aaron Brown

Ralph - Nick Williams

Gus - Anson Romney

Heisenberg

Alex Priest - Grey Smith

Georgie Burns - Sarah Pansing

Hello Dolly

Sarah Davidson
Dolly: Sarah Davidson (sorry not sorry)
Horace: Julian Mendoza
Cornelius: Dale Mortenson (rip in peace)
Barnaby: Kale Burr
Irene: Mackenna Goodrich
Minnie: Jessie Jo Pauley
Ambrose: Konnor Smith
Ermengarde: India Chudnow
Rudy: Nick Hambruch

Ernestina: Jessica Sinodis

Holiday Inn

Jim Hardy: Steven Enriquez

Ted Hanover: Mason Reeves

Linda Mason: Summer Beckman

Louise: Sarah Pansing

Lila Dixon: Caroline Jackson

Lee Wilkof: Devon Policci

Indecent

Actor (portrayed on Broadway by Katrina Lenk): Thea Eigo

Actor (portrayed on Broadway by Mimi Lieber): Jasmine Bassham

Actor (portrayed on Broadway by Max Gordon Moore): Asher Sheppard

Actor (portrayed on Broadway by Tom Nelis): Jack Rose

Actor (portrayed on Broadway by Steven Ratazzi): Mark Munoz

Lemml: Sam Primack

Actor (portrayed on Broadway by Adina Verson): Isabella Harvey 

Jitney

Shealy: Clay Rollon

Fielding: Shawn Wong 

Booster: Mason Reeves

Youngblood: Anson Romney

Rena: Maria Boas

Turnbo: Ira Hill

Doub: Aaron Pendleton

Philmore: Michael Thompson

Becker: Steven Juniel

The Little Foxes

Regina Giddens: Summer Farnsworth

Birdie Hubbard: Ali Giordano

Oscar Hubbard: Nicholas Hambruch

Ben Hubbard: Grey Smith

Horace Giddens: Nathan Sheppard

Mr. Marshall: Aaron Brown

Leo Hubbard: Liam Thibeault

Alexandra Giddens: Tiana Marks

Addie: Avery Strachan

Cal: Steven Juniel

Miss Saigon

Chris: Nathan Sheppard

The Engineer: Alex Darmawastika

Kim: Jessie Jo Pauley

John: Mason Reeves

Ellen: Summer Beckman

Gigi: Thea Eigo

Natasha Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812

Grey Smith

Natasha - Paige Gagliardi

Pierre - Grey Smith

Anatole - Anson Romney

Sonya - Autumn Neil

Hélène - Jessica Sinodis

Marya - Mackenna Goodrich

Dolokhov - Connor Brigola

Andrey/Bolkonsky - Alex Darmawaskita

Mary - Kristiana Corona

Balaga - Joey Cavazos

Avery Strachan
Natasha Rostova - Jessie Jo Pauly
Pierre Bezukhov - Joey J Grado
Anatole Kuragin - Connor Baker
Sonya Rostova - Mackenna Goodrich
Hélène Kuragina - Maddy Rathbun
Marya Dimitriyevna - India Rose Chudnow
Fedya Dolokhov - Kale Burr
Mary Bolkonskya - Sarah Pansing
Andrey "Old Prince" Bolkonskya - Issac Dowdle

Balaga - Griffin Fletcher

Oslo

Uri Savir - Ethan Shanker

Ahmed Qurie - Aryasp Nejat

Yossi Beilin - Devon Policci

Mona Juul - Haylee Klein

Jan Egeland/Ron Pundak - Bryce Dilullo

Hassan Asfour - Julian Mendoza

Trond Gundersen/German Husband - Nicholas Hambruch

Terje Rød-Larsen - Dustin Noga

Thor Bjornevog/America Diplomat - Danny Blankemeier

Shimon Peres/Yair Hirschfeld - Bronson Todd

German Wife - Addison Bowman

Marianne Heiberg/Toril Grandal/Swedish Hostess - Isabella Conner

Joel Singer - Joey Grado

Johan Jorgen Holst/Finn Grandal - Konnor Smith

The Play That Goes Wrong

Trevor - Devon Policci

Max - Kale Burr

Robert - Dustin Noga

Sandra  - Sophia Donnell

Dennis - Ethan Shanker

Chris - Aaron Brown

Jonathan - Grey Smith

Annie - Ali Giordano

The Present

Anna - Sophia Donnell
Mikhail - Kale Burr
Maria - Summer Beckman
Osip - Grey Smith
Yegor - Jack Rose
Kirill - LJ Deacon
Alexei - Dustin Noga
Dimitri - Carter Palumbo
Sophia - Breagh Watson
Ivan - Bryce Dilullo
Sasha - Katie Rodin
Sergei - Nick Williams
Nikolai - Hale Stewart

Present Laughter

Garry Essendine - Kale Burr

Liz Essendine - Mackenna Goodrich

Monica Reed - Thea Eigo

Joanna Lyppiatt - Dorothy Settles

Fred - Noah Delgado

Miss Erikson - Jessie Jo Pauley

Henry Lyppiatt - Mason Reeves

Daphne Stillington - Ali Giordano

Roland Maule - Aryasp Nejat

Morris Dixon - Devon Policci

Lady Saltburn - Lily Castle

The Price

Victor Franz - Sam Primack

Walter Franz - Brandon Reyes

Esther Franz - Kayla Dobbs

Gregory Solomon - Bryce Dilullo

Six Degrees of Separation

Paul - Clay Rollon 

Flan - Nathan Sheppard

Ouisa - Kayla Dobbs

Policeman - Grant Roberts

Doorman - Shawn Wong

Larkin - Liam Thibeault

Hustler - Ethan Shanker

Dr. Fine - Grey Smith

Kitty - Thea Eigo

Woody - Adam Lundgreen

Rick - Casey Likes

Doug - Nick Williams

Elizabeth - Summer Beckman

Tess - Jessie Jo Pauley

Detective - Devon Policci

Trent - Joseph Daly

Ben - Joey J Grado 

Geoffrey - Mason Reeves

Sweat

Spencer Claus
Oscar - Joey Grado
Stan - Brad Cashman
Chris - Mason Reeves
Tracey - Ava Tyson
Brucie - Anson Romney
Jason - Spencer Claus
Cynthia - Avery Strachan

Jessie - Haley Hanni

War Paint 

Helena Rubinstein - Jessica Sinodis

Elizabeth Arden - Sarah Pansing

Tommy Lewis - Eric Williams

Harry Fleming - Spencer Claus 

Countess, Magda & others - Hahnna Christianson

Mr. Simms, Hal March, Mr. Baruch & others - Kevin Kennedy

Grand Dame, Beauty Technician & others - Lily Castle

Heiress, Miss Smythe, Arden Girl & others - Maya Weber

AYAA May Musical Madness! Sweet 16

Hi everyone!

Happy Sunday and happy Mother's Day! It has been a crazy couple of weeks for me but I am back in Arizona! Woohoo! And it's time for the Sweet 16 of May Musical Madness.

ALSO, if you are looking for something to do over the summer, please consider auditioning for She Kills Monsters. It's going to be a lot of fun and I'm really excited about it. If you need more information, feel free to message or email me. Here is the link to our post about it on AYAA, which also has info on where you sign up for an audition: https://tinyurl.com/ayaaskm (We will also be doing an early audition for those who cannot attend on the 27th.)

Back to musical madness, here is the link to the new form for The Sweet Sixteen. The next round will be posted next Saturday.

And we should have a Tony Award special up very shortly!

AYAA May Musical Madness Round 2!!

Hi everyone!

Thank you to each of you who voted on Round 1. We have it narrowed it to 32 musicals with leading female characters. You will have until next Saturday to vote. :)

ALSO, if you are looking for something to do over the summer, please consider auditioning for She Kills Monsters. It's going to be a lot of fun and I'm really excited about it. If you need more information, feel free to message or email me. Here is the link to our post about it on AYAA, which also has info on where you sign up for an audition: https://tinyurl.com/ayaaskm

Back to musical madness, here is the link to the new form for round two. The dates for the rest of the tourney can be found below.

05/06/17 Round 2
05/13/17 Sweet Sixteen
05/20/17 Elite Eight
05/27/17 Final Four
5/30/17 Championship Round
06/01/17 Winner Announced

xoxo, Mackenna

She Kills Monsters AUDITIONS!

OH MY GOODNESS!!! The Arizona Young Actors' Alliance will be putting on a full length play
this summer (in addition to our regular cabaret goodies, to be announced later.)

She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen is an exploration of death, life, love and family through the lens of Dungeons and Dragons. After the death of her sister, Agnes Evans discovers more about her sister than she ever did in life whens she finds Tilly's Dungeons and Dragons notebook.

Auditions will take place at Fountain Hills Youth Theater, where the show will also take place from July 28-30. However, rehearsals will be spread out between Fountain Hills Youth Theater and a TBD location in Chandler/Gilbert in order to facilitate a broader reach of youth actors and actresses in the Valley!

Age range: 13-21

Callbacks will take place immediately following auditions on the 27th.

Here is the Doodle pool to sign up for an audition time! Make sure to include both your name and e-mail when it asks you for your name. You will be sent an audition packet once you sign up for a time. https://doodle.com/poll/ergekuvh4yed2ppu

If you have any questions, e-mail mackenna.azyoungactors@gmail.com.

AYAA May MUSICAL Madness! 2017 Edition

AYAA is back again with AYAA May Musical MADNESS!!! This year, we will be focusing only on musicals that have women in the leading role. Let's crown the QUEEN MUSICAL.

*You don't have to vote in every match*

Dates!!

04/29/17 Voting begins!
05/06/17 Round 2
05/13/17 Sweet Sixteen
05/20/17 Elite Eight
05/27/17 Final Four
5/30/17 Championship Round
06/01/17 Winner Announced

Click here to vote!!

AYAA Interview Retrospective-- A Catch Up!

Hey everyone! Recently, I caught up with people who I have interviewed for AYAA over the past almost two years to see what they are up to now. Thank you to Asher Sheppard, Kaleigh Feuerstein, Sam Primack, Jessie Jo Pauley and Marty Loehr for talking to me again!

Note: I sent out this lil interview things about two weeks ago and college is a busy busy time. So some of the "what are you up to now" responses are already a little outdated.

Asher Sheppard

I originally interviewed Asher on January 4th, 2016. He was asked to interview because of his AriZoni win for Mr. Aesop in Fountain Hill's production of The Fabulous Fable Factory.

What are you up to now?
The Secret Garden at VYT

What are your plans for the upcoming year?
I'll get back to you on that one. (A/N: Asher was recently cast as the Tin Man in VYT's The Wizard of Oz which will go up in June!)

What's college like? What have you enjoyed the most about college?
PVCC is a good community college with an amazing theater that I really want to be in.

Are you planning to study theatre? If so, why? Also, are you planning on pursuing acting, musical theatre, design, etc. If NOT, why aren't you?
Currently in college already, in my third year. I want to become an editor for books and scripts for movies and theatrical productions.

What do you think the value of doing youth theatre is? What have you/did you learn from it?
I've learned how to develop a thick skin and take rejection better. I've also learned how to interview for job opportunities more effectively.

One piece of advice you would give to other aspiring theatre makers!

There is always another opportunity for you if you did not get cast in the part you wanted. You will always get another chance.

Kaleigh Feuerstein

I interviewed Kaleigh on June 30th, 2016. She was asked to interview due to her starring role as Tracy Turnblad in AYT's production of Hairspray.

What are you up to now?

Just trying to make it through my senior year...

What are your plans for the upcoming year?

Major in Business Entrepreneurship with a minor in theatre (maybe double major) at ASU and hopefully work at Gammage!

What colleges are you thinking about going to? Are you planning to study theatre? If so, why? Also, are you planning on pursuing acting, musical theatre, design, etc. If NOT, why aren't you?

ASU! I will be minoring in theatre because I believe where I am at REALISTICALLY, theatre isn't in my future and I will not make it big on Broadway or anything of the sorts. I would love to stay active in the field though and hope to open my own performing arts academy one day. 

What do you think the value of doing youth theatre is? What have you/did you learn from it?

Theatre has taught me so many life skills that you really can't get a grasp on elsewhere. One big one is self confidence/public speaking. I've seen myself grow so much and feel confident speaking in front of large crowds, participating in group discussions, etc. because being on a stage taught me to not be afraid of vulnerability and to explore that. I've also learned how to nail an interview (audition prep), collaborate with others on a project (the ultimate goal of a theatrical production), and I have met so many amazing people from all backgrounds.

One piece of advice you would give to other aspiring theatre makers!

Explore your vulnerability and allow yourself to make choices- the stage is a safe place. You can be whoever you want to be and interpret your character to whatever extent you please. 

Sam Primack

I interviewed Sam because he was an AYAA Artist of the Year (Junior Divison). His interview went up on AYAA on October 1st, 2015.

What are you up to now?

I am in Catch Me If You Can at my school opening next week playing Frank Jr., (A/N: which closed because Mackenna is a busy boy, but you can check Sam's Facebook for highlights!) and then I'm in this VYT original musical written by an alumni called You're It playing Fredrick, and finally I'm in Legally Blonde at SYT playing Emmett!!

What are your plans for the upcoming year?

I'm not sure yet. I'll be a junior so I'm excited to do some amazing shows. I've been deciding the shows I'm doing so we will see! 

What colleges are you thinking about going to? Are you planning to study theatre? If so, why? Also, are you planning on pursuing acting, musical theatre, design, etc. If NOT, why aren't you?

I have 2 years to decide. But yes I am going to study theatre and hopefully pursue what I love to do.

 

What do you think the value of doing youth theatre is? What have you/did you learn from it?

It has made me such a confident person and speaker, and there are so many talented directors and actors in the valley right now so it is amazing to learn from such amazing people. 

One piece of advice you would give to other aspiring theatre makers!

Never stop performing. Always keep going even if it's hard, because it will be rewarding in the end. 

Jessie Jo Pauley

Jessie was a part of the Interview Snapshots at the end of 2015. I asked to interview her after she won an NYA Artist of the Year Award.

What are you up to now?

I'm finishing my freshman year at ASU as a journalism student and next year I will be a double major studying journalism and music theatre! It's been a great year of learning. I've learned a lot from my professor Toby Yatso, from performing in Billy Elliot at Phoenix Theatre, and from doing a show with only three other women (who are phenomenal). Theatre wise, I just finished a four month run of The Marvelous Wonderettes (shout out to the three powerhouse ladies I performed with) at the Hale Centre theatre as Suzy and will soon be opening the show Aida.

What are your plans for the upcoming year?

Well, next year I will be tackling a double major in journalism and music theatre. I will be starting a partnership with TRUST AZ (Training and Resources United to Stop Trafficking). As a student journalist, we will be partnering in order to bring awareness to sex trafficking in AZ to AZ citizens and students. As for theatre, I want to start auditioning for more shows and theaters. It's always good to expand your experience. 

What's college like? What have you enjoyed the most about college?

I love college! To be honest, I'm not at my dorm or campus all too much because I am always at rehearsal. Nevertheless, I still love being a college student. College is like one big sleepover at school haha. I like the independence the most. You learn to be responsible for yourself.

 

What do you think the value of doing youth theatre is? What have you/did you learn from it?

I gained all my confidence from doing youth theatre. Youth theatre allows you to be vulnerable and strong at the same time. I learned how to speak to others, be quick on my feet, and make connections (all of which totally help me with my journalism career). 

One piece of advice you would give to other aspiring theatre makers!

Don't be embarrassed. Try something new. Play out of your type. Sing a song that not your in safe zone. Be okay with not getting the part, everyone goes through it.

The biggest one is be kind to others, but focus on bettering yourself. Compete with yourself not with others. Focus on what you can do to better yourself rather than focusing on being better than other people. 

Marty Loehr

Marty was also apart of the Interview Snapshots, that were posted on December 21st, 2015.  I interviewed him after he won an AriZoni Award for Fester in the Addams Family at Studio 3.

What are you up to now?

Going to school full time, and working part time as a veterinary technician 😸

What are your plans for the upcoming year?

Hopefully finish all my prerequisites 😅

What's college like? What have you enjoyed the most about college?

College is interesting... No one is holding your hand anymore, which is WAY different when comparing it to high school. College is also scary. It's a wake up call that your an adult, and taking classes that'll lead you to a career you'll have the rest of your life is intimidating.

Are you planning to study theatre? If so, why? Also, are you planning on pursuing acting, musical theatre, design, etc. If NOT, why aren't you?

When I entered college I knew that I wasn't going to pursue a theatre degree. Though it's been my life through my teenage years, it wasn't my calling. One reason why I didn't pursue theatre is that your future in the industry isn't certain. I don't think I can take the stress of finishing my degree and not knowing where to go, however I applaud everyone who can take that leap.

What do you think the value of doing youth theatre is? What have you/did you learn from it?

Doing youth theatre was one of the best decisions I've ever made. It made me feel comfortable talking in front of large crowds, and it made me express my extroverted side. Without theatre I wouldn't be where I am today.

One piece of advice you would give to other aspiring theatre makers!

If theatre truly is your passion, your life's calling, never give up. Don't listen to those who try to delegitimize your major. Realize the path you've chosen isn't an easy one, but when you succeed, everyone will know your name.

AYAA Pool Dreamcasting Finale: A Fake Season!

Hey guys, so for the finale to AYAA Pool Dreamcasting (aka Mackenna is going into her final month of college and needs to take a short break to write papers and study), I decided to do four shows as a mock season for AYAA: Les Miserables, Rent, Legally Blonde and Addams Family. 

Our pool had more than 90 actors and combined between the four shows, I received almost 200 cast lists! Very exciting! Thank you so much to everyone who participated!

So as I've explained in previous editions of this new dreamcasting format, we have a list of actors and actresses that the rest of the pool can choose from to cast the show. So it's like you have a group of auditioners who you're choosing to be in a show! (This is probably the last time we will do it this way, at least in the foreseeable future.)

Just to be clear; these are not a real cast lists. Just for fun!

So let's begin!!

Fall: Les Miserables

Jean Valjean: Julian Mendoza (u/s: Sam Primack)

Javert: Steven Enriquez (u/s: Nicholas Hambruch)

Eponine: Sarah Pansing (u/s: Rachel Berry)

Marius: Nathan Sheppard (u/s: Jake Bonar)

Cosette: Summer Beckman (u/s: Isabella Conner)

Fantine: Hahnna Christianson (u/s: Miranda Smith)

Thenardier: Devon Policci  (u/s: Bryce Dilullo)

Madame Thenardier: Mackenna Goodrich (u/s: Lily Castle)

Enjolras: Shawn Wong/Nick Williams 

Gavroche: Vincent Jacovo (u/s: Casey Likes)

Grantaire: Jacob Hererra (u/s: Ethan Shanker)

Bishop/Combeferre: Eric Williams/Danny Blankemeier

Ensemble: Sam Primack, Nicholas Hambruch, Rachel Berry, Jake Bonar, Isabella Conner, Miranda Smith, Bryce Dilullo, Lily Castle, Casey Likes, Ethan Shanker, Ali Giordano, Jasmine Bassham, Noa Gauthier, Carly Copp, Katie Rodin, Ava Tyson, Sarah Davidson, Maddy Rathbun, Bailey Gorman, Manny Edrozo

Winter: RENT

Mark: Sam Primack (u/s: Jake Bonar)

Roger: Devon Policci (u/s: Nathan Sheppard)

Mimi: Jasmine Bassham (u/s: Carly Copp)

Collins: Michael Schulz (u/s: Shawn Wong)

Angel: Ethan Shanker (u/s: Eric Williams)

Maureen: Sarah Pansing (u/s: Ava Tyson)

Joanne: Tiana Marks/Maddy Rathbun

Benjamin: Jacob Hererra/Julian Mendoza

Ensemble: Jake Bonar, Nathan Sheppard, Carly Copp, Shawn Wong, Eric Williams, Ava Tyson, Steven Enriquez, Thea Eigo, Nick Williams, Konnor Smith, Ali Giordano, Sarah Davidson, Avery Strachan, Hahnna Christianson, Bryce Dilullo

Spring: Legally Blonde

Elle: Ava Tyson (u/s: Summer Farnsworth)

Emmett: Sam Primack (u/s: Nathan Sheppard)

Paulette: Lily Castle (u/s: Mackenna Goodrich)

Warner: Nick Williams (u/s: Nathan Sheppard)

Callahan: Steven Enriquez (u/s: Danny Blankemeier)

Vivienne: Sarah Pansing (u/s: Olivia Nienstedt)

Brooke: Summer Beckman (u/s: Kate Nienstedt)

Serena: Jasmine Bassham (u/s: Caroline Jackson)

Margot: Greer Tournquist (u/s: Maddy Rathbun)

Pilar: Avery Strachan (u/s: Gracie Gentile)

Enid: Rachel Berry (u/s: Audrey Coleman)

Chad/Dewey/Kyle: Devon Policci (u/s: Jacob Hererra)

Chutney/Kate: Miranda Smith/Emily Woodward-Shaw

Ensemble: Summer Farnsworth, Nathan Sheppard, Mackenna Goodrich, Danny Blankemeier, Olivia Nienstedt, Kate Nienstedt, Caroline Jackson, Maddy Rathbun, Gracie Gentile, Audrey Coleman, Jacob Herrera, Ethan Shanker, Chris Braddock, Nicholas Hambruch, Michael Schulz, Konnor Smith, Julian Mendoza, Thea Eigo, Sophia Bavishi, Carly Copp, Hailee Weber, Katie Rodin, Jake Bonar, Noa Gauthier

Summer: Addams Family

Gomez: Julian Mendoza (u/s: Nicholas Hambruch)

Morticia: Sarah Davidson (u/s: Olivia Nienstedt)

Wednesday: Jasmine Bassham (u/s: Thea Eigo)

Fester: Sam Primack/Steven Enriquez

Lucas: Nick Williams (u/s: Nathan Sheppard)

Pugsley: Casey Likes (u/s: Devon Policci)

Alice: Mackenna Goodrich (u/s: Lily Castle)

Mal: Konnor Smith (u/s: Nathan Sheppard)

Lurch: Danny Blankemeier (u/s: Hank Woods)

Grandma: Emily Woodward-Shaw (u/s: Faith Sterling)

Ancestors: Nicholas Hambruch, Olivia Nienstedt, Thea Eigo, Nathan Sheppard, Devon Policci, Lily Castle, Hank Woods, Faith Sterling, Jacob Hererra, Bryce Dilullo, Maddy Rathbun, Carly Copp, Tiana Marks, Sarah Pansing, Rachel Berry, Bailey Gorman, Hugo Crick-Furman, Manny Edrozo, Jake Bonar, Ethan Shanker, Vincent Jacovo, Katie Rodin, Summer Farnsworth, Summer Beckman, Chris Braddock, David Woods