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Delaney
Amatrudo (Ensemble)
- Delaney is ecstatic to
be performing in
her second show with Circle Players. She recently played the role of
Mary Sawyer in Tom Sawyer.
She has previously appeared in many church and school productions,
including Fish
Tales, The Bachelor King,
and as the White
Witch in The
Chronicles of Narnia.
Also an accomplished studio singer, Delaney's voice can be heard on
various recordings including Broadway Junior's The Aristocats, A
Year with Frog and Toad,
and everyone's favorite, High School
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Ed
Amatrudo (Reverend
Shaw
Moore) - Ed
is pleased
to
return to the stage after being away from it for about a million years.
Meantime, he has made numerous film and TV
appearances in favorites like NYPD
Blue, Chicago
Hope, Bad
Boys, Out
of Time, Bully
and
a bunch of TV commercials. He trained in N.Y.C. and L.A. Ed
can also be seen on TV every day on "The Foreclosure Show" and
on the web at ForeclosureShow.com.
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Chris
Campbell (Coach
Roger
Dunbar) |
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Kathryn
Clubb (Ensemble)
- Kathryn Clubb is highly enthused to be a part of the cast of Circle
Player’s production of Footloose.
She has been taking
ballet for thirteen years, not to mention the many additional styles
she has added throughout the years. Kathryn portrayed Martha
Cox
in Circle player’s High School
Musical, a hot box dancer in
Hume-Fogg’s Guys and Dolls,
and just recently joined
Hume-Fogg’s show choir, The Blue Notes. She is a
theatre
dork who loves her God, family, friends, and (of course) the theatre! |
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Sam
Cotton (Travis)
- Sam is
delighted to make his debut with
the Circle Players as Travis
in
Footloose. He
recently appeared as Big Jule in Pull-Tight's
production of Guys & Dolls,
and has also been seen in High
School
Musical, The Wizard Of
Oz, and Fiddler
On The Roof.
Having been an ardent vocalist for several years, Sam is a member of
the University Mastersingers at Saint Louis University, where he is
currently majoring in mathematics and German studies with a bit of
music on the side, and has also played the flute for about eight
years. His thanks go out to God, to Russell, the rest of the
cast
and crew, and eceryone else who gave him the necessary
support.
Get ready to cut Foot Loose!
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Kelly
Dutton (Urleen)
- Kelly
is thrilled to be making her Circle Players debut as Urleen in
Footloose! She has been performing on stage in talent showcases and
competitions from a very young age, and in 2007 completed her degree in
Vocal Performance and Music Industry from Middle Tennessee State
University. She has held the titles of Miss MTSU Blue Raider, Miss
Chattanooga, and Miss Central Tennessee. Other credits include, Grease,
The Crucible, Passion Play of the Smokies , The Reluctant Dragon, and
Kiss me Kate. Kelly would like to thank her Parents, Friends, and the
Cast and Crew of Footloose for their support as she continues to pursue
her dream! |
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Felix
Eckhard (Wes)
- Felix
has been a professional actor for 25 years since receiving his Master
of Theatre Arts from the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in
London, England. He has been seen on stage in 15 cities as
well
as in tours throughout the country. He has over 300 credits
including, Film, Television, Theatre, Commercial, Industrial and Radio
work. He has received numerous Regional Awards for his work
and
recently won a National Telly award for a Radio Shack commercial. |
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Andrew
Enkeboll (Lyle) - Andrew
Enkeboll, Junior in Computer Engineering at Vanderbilt
University. First show with Circle Players, currently playing
Lyle. Has performed with and directed Vanderbilt University's
Original Cast musical theatre revue troupe over the past four
semesters. Enjoys books on tape and "Scrubs" reruns. |
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Rosemary
Fossee (Ensemble)
- Rosemary is thrilled to
be a part of
Footloose. She has been in shows including, Oklahoma
(Laurey), The
Wiz ( Dorothy), Annie
(Annie), See
How They Run (Ida), and South
Pacific
(Ngana). Singing and dancing since age four, she has a
passion
for musical theater. She attends Franklin Road Academy as a
10th
grader. Much love to my family, Mom, and the Lord, for all their
support! |
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Latoya
Gardner (Ensemble) |
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Angela Gimlin ( )
- Angela’s
recent credits include Circle’s production of The Adventures of Tom
Sawyer and
ACT 1’s production of Don’t
Drink the Water.
She studied theatre, dance, and voice at the University of Science and
Arts of Oklahoma, where her favorite roles included Hero in Much Ado About Nothing
and Mae in Cat
On A Hot Tin Roof.
She is
happy to be in another production with her friends at Circle Players. |
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Carlos
Johnson (Ensemble) |
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Caroline
King (Wendy
Jo) - Caroline
is majorly excited about her first production with Circle Players. A
senior at Hume Fogg high school and an active member of the Hume Fogg
theatre department. She is also a proud member of Hume Fogg's
award-winning show choir The Blue Notes. Some of her past roles include
Jules in Acceptance,
Hot Box
girl / Havana dancer in Guys and
Dolls, and Katherina
Cavalieri in Amadeus.
She loves to dance, act, sing, and perform. She has been dancing since
the age of 3, and she plans on studying musical theatre and dance in
college. |
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Emily
Logan (Cowgirl/Ensemble) |
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Hannah
McGinley (Rusty)
- Hannah
McGinley is thrilled to be on stage for the first time since last
summer! After a year of studying musical theatre at NYU, she is
delighted to have the chance to return to her roots and use that
southern accent she has been repressing. Some of her favorite (though
non-Southern) roles include Millie in Thoroughly Modern Millie,
Frenchy
in Grease
and most
recently Adelaide in Guys and
Dolls.
Hannah would like to thank her family for supporting her as she pursues
a most likely non-lucrative career, her carpooling clan, and this cast
for just being so fantastic!! Hope y'all enjoy the show!
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McKinley
Merritt (Ensemble) - McKinley is a rising sophomore at East
Literature Magnet School. This is her second show with Circle Players!
It is also her second musical. Her other roles include Davy Crockett in
Americana and a cheerleader in High School Musical and is so excited
and thankful about her role in Footloose! |
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Cali
Moore (Ariel Moore)
- An
accomplished actress from a very young age, Cali Moore has worked in
TV, film, commercials, music videos, and theatre for many years.
However, her true passion is musical theatre. Favorite roles include
Patti; Smokey
Joe’s Café,
Eponine;
Les Miserables, and
Cinderella; Cinderella.
Cali
recently finished production on “The
Hannah Montana Movie” and will be moving to New York in
January
to pursue musical theatre. Cali is proud to be a part of such a
wonderful cast with Footloose
and has enjoyed every
moment! |
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Jessica
Morris (Lulu Warnicker)
- Jessica is
originally
from Dallas, TX and has lived in Nashville for a little over three
years. She graduated from KD Studio Actors Conservatory of the
Southwest and attended the New York Stage and Film Powerhouse Theater
Apprentice Program at Vassar College. She has performed in numerous
stage productions all over the country with some of her favorite roles
being Kate from Never Too Late
and Helena from A Midsummer
Night’s Dream. This
is
Jessica’s second stage performance in Nashville. She just
finished her role as Helen in Encore Theater’s performance
of Baby
with the Bathwater.
When she is not living
her dream of being on stage she is the Director of Operations for the
advertising agency Whitehardt, Inc. She has been most impressed with
this incredibly talented cast and crew and would like to thank her
friends and family for their continued support and encouragement. |
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Brittany
Pratt (Ensemble)
- Brittany
Pratt was born and raised in Arlington, TX and has been living in
Nashville since 2002. She holds a BA in Communications from Vanderbilt
University. Though this is her first show with Circle Players, she has
performed with Vanderbilt University's Original Cast musical theatre
revue troupe as well as in full-stage productions with Vanderbilt
Off-Broadway. She enjoys Diet Coke, "So You Think You Can
Dance",
and cuddle time. |
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Caleb
Reynolds (Chuck
Cranston) - This
is Caleb Reynolds' third show, second at Circle Players. He
has
danced for 14 years and after some debate finally decided to
get
into theatre and loves it. He would like to thank
his
parents for their support, Hannah for convincing him to do
theatre and driving him to rehearsal there for a while, but
mostly would like to that God for giving him the ability
to perform. |
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Hailey
Smith (Ensemble)
- Hailey Smith is 12
and
is happy to be
performing again with Circle Players. She played Tessie in
“Annie” for Circle Players when she was
9. Hailey has
performed at theaters all over middle Tennessee, including
Chaffin’s Barn, Pull-Tight, Boiler Room, Renaissance Players,
and
Street Theater. Credits include: Annie (Annie),
Will
Roger’s Follies (Mary Rogers), Fiddler on the Roof
(Sphrintze),
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (Beth Bradley), The Music Man
(Amaryllis), The Sound of Music (Gretl), Gypsy, and How to Eat Like a
Child. Hailey also enjoys track and soccer. |
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Sean
Stewart (Garvin) |
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Cary
Street (Ethel McCormack) - Cary was
last seen on stage in Circle's producion of Singin' In The Rain.
She has been a professional dancer, choreographer and actor in Middle
Tennessee and Southern Kentucky for over two decades.
Favorite
roles include Bombalurina CATS,
Phyllis Dale 42nd Street,
and DeLee Smokey Joe's Cafe.
In real life, Cary is the Executive Assistant at Crosslin &
Associates, P.C. in Nashville. Thanks to Kate for "kickin' my
butt!" and love to Richard, Joe, Rose, Heather and grandson
Dylan. |
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Susan
Taylor (Vi
Moore) -
Susan is excited to be doing her first show with the Circle Players
Theatre Group. She has been blessed to find work in
Commercials,
Print, Television, Modelling, and most recently had the honor of being
cast in the upcoming 'Hannah Montana the Movie' as a featured
dancer. She recently had a fabulous experience playing the
role
of 'Jeanette' in Street Theatre Company's 'The Full
Monty'. Susan's offstage loves include her 3 dogs, riding her
horse, and, Latin Dancing. "Baila!"
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Deonte
Warren (Ren McCormack)- This is my
first experience with Circle Players and I am absolutely delighted
about the experience! It is such a joy to be working with such a
talented, fun-loving, and wonderful group of people, and I look forward
to future experiences with all of you! From fellow actors on the stage
to the production staff, everyone has been so supportive and great! I
would like to say thank you to the entire production staff and cast for
being so patient and kind with me on my first experience with such a
large role. You all have made this experience really count for me.
Thank you, once again. I would also like to thank my family and friends
for all the love and support they have shown. I love you all!!! Thank
you, audience, for supporting this show and I hope you enjoy it at
least half as much as we do!!! |
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Chad
Webb (Willard Hewitt) - Chad
Webb was born and raised in a “small” southern town
in
Illinois called Sesser. He started singing and acting at the age of 4
for his church and school. It was in the sixth grade when
Chad’s
love for theatre began to boost. Through his life Chad has performed in
musicals such as Guys and Dolls,
Anything
Goes, Once Upon
a Mattress, The Wizard of Oz, Meet Me in St. Louis
and The
Christmas Post
just to name a few. In 1999 he moved to Nashville, TN where he met and
married the love of his life. He and his wife Dareath, now married 7
years are very active in their church, the Donelson
Fellowship.
Quote, “When you are up there on the stage making people
smile
and at the same time enjoying what you do immensely, then that is what
keeps me coming back for more.” |
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Chris
Williams (Bickle) |
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Evan
Williams (Cowboy
Bob/Jeter) - Evan
is thrilled to be making his Circle Players debut in this show! A
2007graduate of Maryville College’s theatre program, Evan
recently moved to Nashville from Knoxville, where his most recent
musical performance was as Rolfe in the Roane State Playmakers'
production of The Sound of Music.
Favorite roles include Puck in A
Midsummer Night's Dream,
Seymour Krelborn in Little Shop of
Horrors,
and Iago in
Othello. His love and shout-outs go to cast, crew, family and friends!!! |
The Crew
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Russell
Grant (Director) |
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Kate
Adams-Johnson (Choreographer) |
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Thom
Garrison (Music
Director) |
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David
McGinnis (Producer) |
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Melissa
Sadler (Set
Designer) |
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Laura
Thomas (Assistant
Director) - Laura is
pleased to make her Circle Players debut with such a fantastic cast and
crew! Her true passion (when not directing) is performing, and some of
her favorite credits include Sandy in Grease
(twice!), Belle in Beauty and the
Beast, Miss Dorothy in Thoroughly
Modern Millie, and Lois Lane
in Kiss
Me Kate,
among others. She is a 2005 graduate of Belmont University and, in
2006, attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. She
hopes to pursue a career in theatre. Love to my family, friends, and
especially my fiancé Jason, who constantly seeks to
understand
me. Soli Deo Gloria. |
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Claire
Jarman (Stage
Manger) - Claire is thrilled to be seen
backstage again at Circle Players. After a successful
production of High School Musical last summer she decided to end her
Nashville theatre career (for now) wwith Footloose. Favorite
past productions include Trojan Women (Actors Bridge), A Little Night
Music (Vanderbilt Opera Theatre), Francis of Guernica (Tennessee
Repertory Theatre) and The Telephone/Trouble in Tahiti (Vanderbilt
Opera Theatre). She is moving to Kansas City, MO immediately
following the close of this production to pursue her MFA in Stage
Management at UMKC |
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Amber
Grant (Assistant
to the
Director) - Amber, a theatre
major going into her third year at MTSU, is thrilled to receive the
chance to shadow Russell and Laura on this production. She feels it has
been a wonderful educational opportunity to work under such an
experienced and talented production staff. Amber loves the view and
thrill of being on this side of the production table for once and hopes
to find herself directing one day.
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Jim
Manning (Board
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