Emily is 16 and a junior at Tremper. She wants to thank her cast for filling the past 4 months with all the love possible. She wants to thank Cicerale for making this show a possibility and letting it succeed. . She wants to thank her mom and dad for supporting her and running lines whenever she asks. Lastly, she wants to thank the b’s, Nikki, and Niko. You all make her who she is.

Amelia is a junior at Tremper High School. This is her first KUSD show, but not the first time she’s poured her soul into acting. She would like to thank the cast and crew as well as her amazing directors for giving her the opportunity to play Shanda. She would also like to thank the US Navy for transferring her mother to Kenosha so she could do this show.

Summer is a sophomore at Tremper. She has been invested in theatre since the age of 7; marking her 15th production. Summer is actively involved in playing piano and volleyball. She would like to thank her amazingly supportive friends and family. She is also profoundly grateful for Cicerale’s faith in her. Another thanks to a past teacher, Makowka, for helping her get to where she is.

Alaina is 17 and a junior at Tremper. Having just recently moved back from Germany, theatre is something that she always missed because of the special way that the arts are supported in Kenosha. She is very thankful to have been able to work with these wonderful people and to play the role of Hope in this production.

Faith Marschel is a sophomore at Tremper. This is her first ever KUSD production. She is playing the role of Toni, a 15 year old girl with many insecurities. Faith would like to thank her friends and family for supporting her and most importantly Nic Cicerale for continuously encouraging her to audition.

Karma is a senior at Tremper. She wants to start off with telling you that she has no pets. She would also like to share that for the past two years she has had a blast being a part of the Tremper theater community. She has made lots of friends and would like to thank her cast, the stage managers and a huge thank you to Cicerale for always pushing her and believing in her.