Seussical Digital Playbill

Raine will be an up and coming graduating junior at Steam Academy. She enjoys acting and loves to read. She is currently on the student teacher advisory council and national honors society. She furthers herself in the arts by playing the flute and she is an identical twin.

Elena is a rising sixth grader at The Lexington School (TLS). She performed Charlie and The Chocolate Factory Jr. (Candy Man) for TLS fifth grade musical. Elena is a competitive gymnast. Her favorite subject in school is math and she plans to become an electrical engineer.

Cerise Archer is a junior in the Pre-Engineering program, and a SCAPA Theatre major at Lafayette High School. This is Cerise's sixth production with LCT, and her second summer family musical! Cerise's recent credits include Newsies (Mr. Jacobi), The Hobbit (Kili), Rudolph Jr (Mrs. Claus), Little Women (Beth) and Beauty and the Beast (Ensemble). She hopes you enjoy the show!

BJ is a proud dad who has no theater experience and will apparently do anything for his daughters. He is excited to be able to make a lasting memory that they will share forever and hopefully not injure himself too badly in the process.

Finley is thrilled to make her acting debut in Seussical! She is a rising third grader at Clays Mill Elementary. When not at school, you can find Finley practicing ballet, swimming, or spending time with friends. She loves animals, especially snakes, and aspires to become a veterinarian one day. 

Nick is an accomplished musician and theatre educator, known for his performances in Driving Miss Daisy (Boolie), Annie (Warbucks), Sweeney Todd (Turpin), The Secret Garden (Craven), and Hairspray (Edna). He has performed professionally on both stage and screen, including films such as “Catching Faith 2,” “Purity Falls,” and “Million Acts.”

Christopher is excited to be in his second Summer Family Musical. A junior at Lafayette, he participates in marching band and theatre. He has lots of big Thinks, such as changing the world with his future scientific inventions, or being a superhero who fights for justice, kindness, and Oreo fudge.

Erin Bylund is excited to be performing this summer with her 3 boys! Her hobbies include writing award winning lectures to instruct unruly teenagers, practicing her nagging (getting the right tone of voice can be tricky), and pillow throwing (for hitting snarky kids from across the room). 

Joshua is excited for his 4^th Summer Family Musical. Like Horton, he often hears things other people don’t, such as musical harmonies, new cereal boxes being opened, and his mother coming up the stairs to lecture him. His big Think would put him on Broadway, starring in a musical he composed. 

Nathan is excited to be in his second Summer Family Musical! As the youngest brother, he is relishing in the opportunity to pick on his oldest brother in the show. His big Thinks include writing a bestseller, unlimited Youtube time, and gathering a squirrel army to help him conquer the world.

Lydia Dever is a 9^th grade drama major at SCAPA Lafayette. Some of her past performances include: SCAPA’s Descendants (Cruella), LCT’s The Hundred Dresses (Peggy), and SCAPA’s Moana Jr. (Moana). Lydia is a three-time KHSSL state speech winner who also enjoys competitive swimming and musical theater.

Henry will be attending SCAPA Bluegrass in the fall as a freshman. He has been in The Hundred Dresses (Jack Beggles), Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer (Donner), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: The New Musical (Swing for Mike and Charlie). Henry enjoys hanging out with his friends and family. @henrytatedick

Joey Millea Hester is currently a rising junior at Lafayette High School. They have done many productions with LCT in the past as an actor, but this is their first time doing crew for a production. They are so excited to be a part of this team!

Sarah has a BA in Theatre from Morehead State and an MA in Teaching from EKU. She loves singing, playing Xbox, reading, and teaching. Sarah played Jojo 19 years ago at Leeds Theatre and is so excited to play Jojo’s Mom, Mrs. Mayor, alongside her husband, Nick (Mr. Mayor).

Brooke loves bringing stories to life as a director at Dunbar High School. Some of her favorite journeys include: Matilda, Big Fish, Honky Tonk Angels, High School Musical, Addams Family, Hairspray, Into The Woods, and Bring It On. Brooke’s favorite role is being a wife and mother to two wild girls!

Jenna is thrilled to be performing in her third LCT Summer Family Musical and 7^th LCT production! She was most recently seen as Gretchen in Arts+ Mean Girls. Jenna is a member of LCT’s Company B, WTYA, 2023 All-State SATB Honors Choir, and LCA’s Women’s Chamber Choir. Enjoy the show.

Joy is excited to be a part of her second LCT Summer Family Musical! She had a great summer attending rehearsals with her daughter, Jenna, making fun memories and new friends. Joy is grateful to Jenna for always “encouraging” her to try new things! Hope you enjoy the show!

Celina is a rising 6^th grader. She has only performed before in Liberty Elementary School in the musical Seussical The Musical KIDS (Thing 2). She is not sure what she wants to be when she grows up.

Havyn will be a freshman at Fredrick Douglass High School in the biomedical sciences program. She has performed with LCT in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (narrator). Havyn enjoys playing guitar and chess in her spare time.

Tiffany Madden is an actress returning to the musical stage after 4 years! She truly enjoys the art of performing so much that her hobbies outside of acting include: writing and recording her own music. Theatre is her heart, and she hopes the audience feels the same love with Seussical.

Matt is the proud father of Siena and this is his first performance with LCT. He is a global marketing director at SAP and spends his free time cooking, following the Bengals, and traveling. He does like green eggs and ham but prefers them on a boat with a goat. 

Siena is a rising 8^th grader in the pre-engineering program at Leestown Middle School where she recently performed as Gertrude McFuzz in their first musical, Seussical Jr. She has performed with LCT in Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer Jr. and in The Hundred Dresses as Wanda. She enjoys sport climbing at LEF.

Carly is a sixth grader at Royal Spring where she had the privilege to participate in All State Choir. She has performed in plays such as Shrek Jr. (Fiona), Little Mermaid Jr. (Sebastian), and Mary Poppins (Miss Andrew). She enjoys spending time with friends and family, and LOVES her dog, Birdie.

Macy is a rising fifth grader at Brenda Cowan Elementary. She has performed in productions at her school, Woodford Theatre, and Lexington Theatre Company. She enjoys her dogs, drawing, and reading graphic novels. This is her first year with Lexington Children’s Theatre and she’s so excited to play Jojo.

Laura is a teacher at The Frankfort Christian Academy. She and her husband, Ross, have 3 children: Macy, Toby, and Grant. Laura has directed several plays and musicals at TFCA including: Cinderella, Singin’ in the Rain, and Beauty and The Beast. She is excited to perform with her daughter Macy.

Macy is a sixth grader at The Frankfort Christian Academy. She has performed in TFCA’s: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe (Lucy), Cinderella (Starring Maiden), and The Secret in Snowflake County (Jo). She enjoys reading and wants to be an actress or Disney Imagineer when she grows up. 

Paige is a fourth grader at Rosa Parks Elementary. She has performed in Annie at Rosa Parks, is performing with the Lexington Singers Children’s Choir and with The Lexington Theatre Company. Paige enjoys playing softball as a catcher and wants to be a music teacher when she grows up.

Lauren Clay Sampson is very excited to be playing her favorite character ever in her first LCT production! Past productions include The Old Man and the Old Moon (Music Director, Banjo), Seussical (Cat), and Mamma Mia! (Sophie). She will be attending the University of Kentucky in the fall for Music Education in Violin. Enjoy the show and see you in Solla Sollew!

This is Shannon's first musical! Typically, Shannon is teaching or leading program evaluations as faculty in the UK College of Education. She also serves in Bible Study Fellowship and doodles with watercolors in her free time. Her favorite activity is cheering on her three kids, including Lauren Clay (Gertrude).

Wyatt has previously performed with United Talent in Shrek Jr., The Little Mermaid Jr., Beauty and the Beast Jr., and Mary Poppins Jr. as well as other various school-related performances. He is looking forward to his freshman year of high school this fall.

Carter is a 13-year-old 8th grader at SCAPA Bluegrass. He loves to act and read. At LCT, he loves to participate in productions. He has previously acted in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Hobbit, and others, but this is his first crew member position. Thanks for coming, and enjoy!

Cadence Stoneburner is very excited for this show. She has been in Frozen and The Little Mermaid at GME. She has also done the 2022 LCT Christmas Musical, Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer Jr. Cadence is a 12-year-old who loves acting and hopes to do it throughout her life.

Ethan is a junor at BSHS and a member of StationARTS as well as LCT’s Company B. This is his 7^th production with LCT, most recently as Grandpa Joe in Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. He was recently rated distinguished in State KMEA choir competition. Enjoy the show, y’all!

Matt is an actor/singer/director who is thrilled to be working with LCT for the first time. Matt graduated with a degree in Musical Theatre from Asbury University in 2014. Some favorite roles played include Jimmy (Thoroughly Modern Millie), Rapunzel’s Prince (Into The Woods), and Bob Wallace (White Christmas).

Rhonda is excited to continue her journey at LCT as Education Director. She holds an MA in Theatre from the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa and a BA from Berea College. Rhonda enjoys driving her car, watching cartoons, and having lively debates with her students.

Tavia has worked hard over the last 19 years to bring children’s theatre to Eastern Kentucky. She believes strongly that all children have the ability to be creative and through that creativity will discover the gifts they possess. She would like to thank LCT and the W. Paul and Lucille C. Little Foundation!

Heather is overjoyed to be back at LCT after an artistic odyssey spanning from "The Little Apple" of Manhattan, KS to "The Second City" of Chicago. She earned a Master of Arts from University of Kentucky and serves on the KPW board. Heather dedicates this season to Eddy and Huckleberry.

Since completing LCT’s Arts Administration internship in 2015, Ashlee has worked with theatres all over the country, including Chicago Children’s Theatre, Lifeline Theatre, and most notably, with Broadway in Chicago as a marketing assistant during the first National Tour of Disney’s Aladdin!

CeCe Crook is a sophomore at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, Georgia. As an actor, she has performed at Stagedoor Manor in New York as well as GSU. Her play Possession, which she also directed, was published through Stagedoor Manor. Additionally, she works as a costume assistant at GSU.

Bella Ellec is a senior theatre major at Florida State University, focusing on production and design. She loves the technical elements of theatre like crafts, costumes, and props. She also loves working with children, showing them how amazing the world of theatre can be.

Dani’s journey with LCT started in the education department in 2015 and has continued through various roles over the years. Dani is immensely grateful to have the opportunity to serve the incredible young people in this community. Dani’s ultimate goal as an artist is to inspire young people to be the best artists and humans they can be.

Jorah is an actor and dancer from Clarksville, Tennessee. Recently graduated from Western Kentucky University with a BFA in Theater, Jorah has been in productions of As You Like, The Revolutionists, She Kills Monsters, and other new works. Jorah is excited to begin working with Lexington Children’s Theatre.

Emily graduated from the University of Kentucky with a BA in Theatre in 2020. She is passionate about costuming and the fiber arts! 

Annie Harris is an upcoming sophomore at Point Park University, attending the Conservatory of Performing Arts working towards her B.F.A. in Acting. Annie has appeared in the last nine Summer Family Musicals at LCT and is ecstatic to be returning as the Assistant Choreographer this year! Enjoy the show!

Caili is a Lexington native and recent graduated from Centre College having majored in Theatre and French. An actor, writer, and designer, Caili is extra excited to be working with LCT as an assistant stage manager for Seussical.

Marie's experience with LCT, and theatre altogether, began with a walk on role at the age of nine.  She is delighted to have closed the circle of her theatrical experience by coming "home" to LCT as a staff member. 

Kathryn started with LCT in 2015 as an Arts Administration Intern, became a full-time staff member in 2016, and since then has held a few different positions, most recently Director of Marketing and Analytics. Thanks to the LCT Family for all your love and support over the years!

Will Hornsby is a Theatre Education major from Troy, Alabama. He is a member of the Troy University’s Pied Pipers, a repertory company for young audiences. He is also a teaching artist at Center Stagers, an afterschool community theatre program. Will is so excited to get creative this summer.

Laura Howard is thrilled to serve as vocal director for the Summer Family Musical for the second time. Laura teaches choir, voice, piano and musicianship at Lafayette High School/SCAPA in Lexington. 

Helen Killius has been a part of LCT since August 2021. She is a 2021 graduate of University of Kentucky and is excited to help create compelling stories for audiences of Lexington and beyond.

Welcome to LCT! We want this to be your theatre, a place where you feel empowered, enriched, and emboldened. I am so honored and humbled to work with such amazing and talented artists and individuals every day! Thank you for being here, for your support, and for being a part of the LCT Family.

Erin received her BA in Dramatic Arts from Centre College and her MFA in Dramatic Media from the University of Georgia. Erin is a published children's book illustrator and is developing her series of early chapter books, early graphic novels, and picture books as a writer and illustrator.

Emilie Milburn attends Furman University for Musical Theater/Vocal Performance. She has been acting since she was 10 years old, starting right here at LCT, and recently has taken up backstage work. Some notable favorites have been: Beauty and The Beast (2021), Clever Little Lies (2022), and Ride the Cyclone (2023).

GraceAnne graduated from Centre College in 2012 with a BS in Philosophy/Fine Arts. She worked as a technical director, designer, and scenic painter before moving to North Carolina to complete her MFA in Scenic Art/Education at UNCSA in 2021.

Laika Myers is a recent graduate from Bowling Green State University where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Communication with a focus in Design and Technical Theatre. Laika is super excited to join the Lexington Children's Theatre team and to share her passion for theatre with them!

Rachael is currently a rising senior at Berea College, pursuing a BA in Theatre with minors in English and Musical Theatre. This is her first year as a teaching artist, but she has previously interned at The Nashville Children’s Theatre before LCT.

Rachel has a BA in English and a BS in Speech Therapy from U.K.  In her free time, she likes to hang out with her husband, Bobby, and their three dogs, read, run, and craft. She is a founding board member of First-Generation Women Achievers of the Bluegrass and a proud volunteer and board member for Girls on the Run.

Hailey is a recent BFA Theatre graduate from Western Kentucky University. She has worked both onstage and backstage for many productions. Her favorite credits include directing In Time and performing in She Kills Monsters. When not performing, directing, or teaching, Hailey enjoys spending time with her four cats.

Isabella Skaggs is a Senior Theatre Education major at Morehead State University. Her favorite roles include Steel Magnolias (Shelby), Rapunzel (Rapunsel), and Lucia (Nora). Isabella’s teaching/directing experience includes Rapunzel for The Little Company and Harry Potter and the Mystery of Mrs. Norris for Shooting Stars Youtheatre.

Gabriel has worked throughout the southeast in positions ranging from sound engineer to lead electrician to shop foreman at theatres including Titusville Playhouse, Inc., Georgia Ensemble Theatre, and Buford Community Center. As LCT’s Technical Director, he facilitates the implementation of all scenic, lighting, audio, and projection elements for their season.

Liz, born and raised in Georgia, graduated from Columbus State University with her B.S. in Theatre Education. She has worked in many areas of theatre, including lighting, directing, and acting. Liz is excited to start her career in theatre education at Lexington Children’s Theatre!

Kate Tayler graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications degree from Bowling Green State University in Design & Technical Theatre. She is originally from Monroe, Michigan. Kate is very excited to continue sharing her love for stage management and for theatre for young audiences to LCT!

Tom Willis is a stage designer in Central Kentucky.  Memorable designs include Blackbird Dance Theatre's Robando, On The Verge's A Doll's House, and A Doll's House, Part 2, Transylvania University Theater's Angels in America: Millennium Approaches, Athens West Theatre Company's 33 Variations and To Kill a Mockingbird, Looking for Lilith's world premier of LUZ, and UK Opera Theatre's Silent Night. He holds a BA in Drama from the University of Kentucky, College of Fine Arts. Willisdesigns.net.

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Platinum Circle ($20,000+)
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Gold Circle ($10,000-19,999)
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Silver Circle ($5,000-9,999)
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Bravo Circle ($2,500-4,999)
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Patron’s Circle ($1,000-2,499)
Blue & Co. Employees, Commerce Lexington, Crowe Horwath Foundation, Davis & Plomin Mechanical, Dean Dorton Allen Ford, PLLC, Delta Dental of Kentucky, Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP, S. Barr & Company, EOP Architects, Fasig-Tipton Company, Inc., Highbridge Spring Water Co., Keeneland Association, LexArts Employees, Lexington Children’s Theatre Employees, Lexington Quarry Company, Mountjoy Chilton Medley, LLP, National Thoroughbred Racing Association Employees, Neogen Corporation, Portofino, Powell Walton Milward, A Marsh & McLennan Agency LLC Company, Raymond James Financial, Inc., Rosenstein Development, Stites & Harbison Employees, Tate Hill Jacobs: Architects, Inc., Tri-State Roofing & Sheet Metal, Whole Foods, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs Employees

Arts Advocate ($500-999)
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Individuals

Ovation Society ($2,500-4,999)
Tom and Susie Bell, Luther Deaton, James and Suzanne Elliott, Harold and Rebecca** Faulconer, Walter L. Gross, Stephen and Robin Jennings, Bruce and Jeannette Lucas, Chad Rudzik, Jason and Julie Sims, Jim Stokes and Jo Ann Czekalski, Robert and Ruth Straus

President’s Circle($1,000-2,499)
James C. Albisetti, Ann Bakhaus, Heather Barron, Robert and Judith Baumann, Mark and Laura Boison, Anne E. Bolton, Edward and Sherri Bullard, William and Ellen Chapman, John and Jill Cioci, Jim Clark and Don Granger, Julia and Timothy Costich, Norwood and Judy Cowgill, Chuck and Susan Creacy, Lisle & Katherine V. Dalton, Robert Elliston, Meredith Lane Ferguson, William Fortune, John L. Gohmann, James P. Gray, Gina Greathouse, Richard Greissman and Randolph Hollingsworth, Gail Hart and Dan Featherston, D. and Laura Hieronymus, Hilary Boone Foundation, Phillip and Nancy Hoffman, Stephanie Hong, Lane Charitable Foundation, William and Vange Lear, Anthony Burgett and William Loggins, Richard and Sue Masson, Steve and Cindy Matherly, Brian McCarty, Michael & Catherine Mills, Allen Norvell, Albert Pennybacker, Robert E. Putt, Michael and Gloria Rie, Doug and Melanie Roederer, Rob Rosenstein, Marion Rust, Marilyn Robie and Arthur Shechet, Andrea Schaefer, David Smith, Jim Spencer and Nan Plummer, Franklin D. Thompson, Ellen Tunnell, John Van Meter, Griffin and Sarah Wylie Van Meter, George M. VanMeter, Jr., Jayne and Alex Waldrop, Tracee Whitley, Harvie and Nellie Wilkinson, Rebecca and Greg Yeary, Chris and Josefine Young

Arts Advocate ($500-999)
Farra and Katie Alford, Janet Beard, Lynda Bebrowsky, Perry & Kristen Bentley, Bill Bernard, Tom and Cindy Bloch, Robert and Kelly Brewer, Robert and Bonnie Briggs, Brent Bruner and Matthew Carter, Eli and Mary Lynne Capilouto, Jeff and Lora Carter, Julie and Kerry Cauthen, Richard and Lisa Circeo, Tim and Debby Coleman, Tim and Marcia P. Cone, Craig L. Daniels, Larry and Martha Deener, Mark and Laura DelCotto, David and Melanie Dowell, Ben and Laura Eubank, David and Wendi Foley, Beverly Fortune, David and Katherine Gardner, Jill Gookin, Linda and Charles Gorton, Tyler Gossett, Astarré Gudino, Gerry and Cassie Harpel, Phyllis R. Hasbrouck, Georgia Henkel, Debra Hensley, Barry and Billie Hickey, Rose Hieronymous, April M. Howard, Christine and Michael Huskisson, Larry and Jan Isenhour, David and Katherine Johnson, Daniel and Erin Jones, Allison Kaiser, Roni Karbach, Edward and Mary Kasarskis, William Kyle, Nathan and Blair Lee, Joel and Tomoka Logan, Bob and Betty Lorch, Alison Macadam, Marc and Gwen Mathews, Jeff and Jayne McCann, Margaret McDuffie, Carol McLeod, Emily Meek, Jason D. Miller, Robert and Eleanor Milward, Michael and Robin Morrill, Becky Neal Ochenkoski, Frank and Rita Penn, Daniel and Angela Poposki, Martha Peterson and Brett Spear, Gregory Pettit, Kathy and John Plomin, David W. Richard, James and Yvonne Rickard, Joanna Rodes, David and Diane Rudder, Jack and Carol Russell, Billy Spickard and Janet, Scheeline, Jody Shoup, Melanie Simpson-Halpin, Larry and Vivian Snipes, Maury Sparrow and Craig Wahlgren, Robert Stadelman, Joshua R. Stephenson, John Stewart and Magdalene Karon, Harvey Sword, Tom Cheek and Fran Taylor, William W. and Barbara Thomason, Barbara S. Tilghman, Martha and Bobby Trussell, Lucy Ferguson VanMeter, Dorothy H. Clark and Woody VanMeter, Billy Van Pelt, II, John and Jacqueline Van Willigen, Derek Vaughan, Art and Lisa Walker, Luke Hodges and Tom Wallace, Mary-Alicha & Brian Weldon, Kyle William, Robert L. Williams, Willy Brown and Eddie Woods, Nathan Zamarron

Arts Partner ($300-499)
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**Deceased