When the play has been cast the sucessful participant will be listed next to the part. The available parts are subject to change.

AGNES
MARJORIE MAY
EDNA
DELORES
GAIL

TULSA
YONKERS
ANGIE
L.A.
COW

Niclas R Olson
Daniel Spanski-Dreffin
Alex Peterson
Stephen Mullinax
Kaaren Spanski-Dreffin Louise Fisher &
Anita Field

Lois Goble
Martha Sturgeon

Trumpet, Violin

Flute, Clarinet

Trombone

(June) is a junior at Onalaska High School, who enjoys singing and dancing. She appeared in The Sound of Music, Seven Brides, and South Pacific. Fun Fact:  Mallory has an extensive collection of Star Wars figurines from the 1980’s which she inherited from one of her uncles.

(Chowsie) is a four pound 1 ½ year old Chihuahua.  Moto enjoys boating, jet skiing, chasing his tail in his spare time. Gypsy is his first public performance.  Fun Fact: Moto wanted to let his fans know that he can be found on myspace or emailed at motodelay@yahoo.com.

(Tessie Tura) is a newcomer on stage at the Roxy, although she has been a devoted volunteer since moving to Morton in February with her husband, Kurtis.
Fun Fact: Meredith’s only past musical theater experience was playing Mary in a church Christmas musical, and she forgot the words to her solo.

(Father, Mr. Goldstone) met his idol Bing Crosby in 1957, later presenting a radio program called Mainly Bing in Australia.  Recently he has participated in choirs and in South Pacific.  Fun Fact:  Ron used to be a door to door wine salesman.

(Choreographer) recently choreographed W. F. West High School’s The Wizard of Oz. She is a member of the modern company Blacken Tan Dance and is an instructor at SWDC in Chehalis.  Fun Fact:  Rebecca has six toes on her left foot which is why her dancing skills are so advanced.

(Stage Manager) studies theatre and art at Loyola Marymount University.  She played Nellie in South Pacific and played Gert in this summer’s Lost in Yonkers.  Fun Fact: Rebecca loves spending her time with her award winning miniature donkey named Josephie.

Oscar Meyer,
Earl of Sandwich

(Chowsie) literally marks the Roxy stage with his debut performance.  Oscar is a one year-old miniature dachshund and the beloved pet of the Donnelly’s.  Fun Fact: Oscar dedicates this performance to his girlfriend, Shay Roller, a 55-pound yellow lab.

(Miss Cratchitt) owns “Shop Us First” in Morton. She has acted since high school, favorite was Taming of the Shrew until she played Bloody Mary in South Pacific.  Fun Fact:  Judy has season tickets to Disneyland for the next five years.

(Herbie) debuted in 1988 in The Music Man. Numerous roles followed, including Tevye in Fiddler. Currently FireMAC’s Volunteer Coordinator, he also enjoys set design and construction.  Fun Fact:  John was a back up singer for Willie Nelson in 1985.

(George, L. A.) is a senior at White Pass. He is making his second appearance on the Roxy stage as L.A. Last summer, he appeared in South Pacific. Fun Fact: He broke his pinky on a couch while chasing his dog.

(Baby June) is a White Pass High graduate, and is hardly a stranger to the Fire MAC productions.  Ashley is an 80’s enthusiast, and can bust a move like no other.  Fun Fact:  Ashley has been to Canada so many times that she is contemplating applying for duel-citizenship.

(Mrs. Weber) was introduced to theater through her daughter in 2006 and participated in a CCE Drama Class. She welcomes the adventure of participating in this production.  Fun Fact:  Tess can make a chain of paper dolls that stretches over 30 feet.

(Artistic Director) teaches English and Drama in Mossyrock. A theater veteran since 1979, she was stage manager for Seven Brides in 2004 and directed 2006’s South Pacific. Fun Fact: Lynne happens to be an avid believer in horoscopes and bases her directing talents around them.

(Tulsa), a theatre major at PLU, previously appeared as Lt. Cable in South Pacific.  Other recent productions include Twelfth Night, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Boise, ID.  Fun Fact: Niclas once counted to ten thousand just to see if he could do it.

(Uncle Jocko, Phil, Patsy, Angie) is a senior at Western Washington University majoring in Linguistics.  Some past roles include Billis (South Pacific), Squeaks (1940s Christmas Show), and Daniel (Seven Brides).  Fun Fact:  Alex still sleeps with his first teddy bears which he has had for over 21 years.

(Rose) a Morton native, has performed in productions for Centralia College, the Evergreen Playhouse, FMAC, Centerstage Theatre, Green Theatre, Theatre Babylon, and NW Murder Mysteries.  Fun Fact: Anastasia has played in a basketball game with David Arquette.

(Mr. Kringelein, Burgeron) acted for the first time last year in South Pacific as Lt. Buzz Adams.  With his background in construction, he also built some of the props. Fun Fact:  Bruce would someday like to have a castle with a moat which he then bestow upon his daughter.

(Assistant Director)

(Yonkers, Cigar) an Illinois native, was Mr. Hedgehog in Centralia College’s The Great Cross Country Race. Working in corrections, he looks forward to a successful career in business. Fun Fact: Daniel once sang an audience member duet with Boz Skaggs at the Paramount.

(Louise) is a veteran of ten shows, including Seven Brides in 2004. She is thrilled to be back in Morton at the beautiful new Roxy. Fun Fact:  Kaaren has received a lap dance from Weird Al Yankovich.

(Electra), a Mossyrock graduate, previously appeared in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and South Pacific. Besides music and theater, Fiona enjoys riding horses, reading and breathing.  Fun Fact:  Fiona owns a player’s card from every athlete to ever be on the Seattle Storm’s roster.
 

(Gail) attends Centralia College. She’d like one day to be a professional actor and singer, as well as a lawyer. She has a beautiful baby girl, Lindzy Roze. Fun Fact:  Roze has a life size cut out of John McClain.

has acted in children’s theater for about three years is ten years old.  She has been in How to Eat Like a Child, Snow White, and Rumpelstiltskin.  Fun Fact:  Mecaela has a forty piece Troll collection which steadily grows each year.

has been acting for three years.  She would like to be an actress when she gets older.  She has acted in five plays counting Gypsy.  Fun Fact:  Ashley once did a perfect barrel roll while tubing at Mayfield Lake.