Alta High School's Theatre Department: Our 2026-2027 Season!

 

Our Annual Night of Shakespeare will show off our hard work as we prepare to attend the National Shakespeare Competition in Cedar City, Utah from October 1st-3rd, 2026! 

We will have four amazing duo/trio scenes and five monologues to share, as well as our incredible 10-minute Ensemble Scene from Macbeth; directed by Linze Struiksma and Lyndsey McKinnon. 

AUDITIONS for Ensemble Scene: August 20th, 2026

*You will need a one-minute Shakespearian Monologue for auditions. 

There is a MANDATORY parent/guardian meeting on August 19th at 6pm for anyone auditioning for Shakespeare (or going on the trip) OR auditioning for Musical.

If you want to audition, a parent or guardian needs to be present at that meeting!

This coming year's musical will be Irving Berlin's White Christmas! This delightful story will include some incredible focus on choreography and even include some jump-roping tap dance. There will be some summer tap classes offered (completely optional) and more will be posted about these in a few weeks.

This show will be directed by Lindsey Cline (Assistant Director to be chosen at auditions).

AUDITIONS: August 26th and 27th, 2026 

*You will need a 30-60 second cutting to sing from a Musical Theatre song (from a musical) and will then complete a dance call that same evening. 

Alta Theatre's Annual Fundraiser Night will continue on with our Murder Mystery Dinner.  Two times for dinner will be offered (5:00pm and 7:30pm) and you will not want to miss this show!  The theme will be announced on November 24th with casting announcements, but trust me... it's gonna be amazing.

Directed and Created by Addilyn Covington (Assistant to be announced at auditions)

AUDITIONS: November 24th, 2026

*You will sign up for an audition time and come play 5-10 minutes of Improv Games to analyze those skills. Watch for Improv Club dates to be trained ahead of time! 

Antigone is the quintessential and epic story from Sophocles about the power of using one's voice for the things they believe in. We will be performing a brand new adaption of the play and using shadow work along with other powerful ways of story-telling! A condensed version of this piece will ALSO be used as the Region/State One-Act to compete on March 18th and then April 15th or 16th,

This show will be directed by Linze Struiksma (Assistant Director to be chosen at auditions).

AUDITIONS: December 15th, 2026

*You will need a one-minute modern Monologue for auditions. 

REGION AND STATE IE AUDITIONS: These will also be on December 15th, 2026 and more information will be posted about these the beginning of November 2026. You MAY use the same monologue for R&S auditions as for Antigone auditions. These are six categories you will be considered for with Region/State Competition: Pantomime, Contemporary Scenes, Classical Scenes, Humorous Monologues, Dramatic Monologues, and Musical Theatre.

*If you want to be considered for the Musical Theatre Category you will need 30-60 seconds of a musical theatre piece and the on-minute monologue. 

Competition Dates are March 18th, 2027 for Region and April 17th, 2027 for State.

One of our favorite Alta Theatre traditions is our yearly Student Directed One-Acts, also called SDOAs. These are ten-minute mini-shows chosen in March by those who are directing. Our student directors are from our Theatre IV class and are chosen through an application process and announced the beginning of Spring Break. 

AUDITIONS: April 19th, 2027

*You will need a one-minute modern Monologue for auditions. 

COME ENJOY OUR INCREDIBLE SEASON NEXT YEAR!

**Other ways to be involved are Drama Club and Improv Club (both monthly) and dates will be released on here and our Social Media (Instagram) the beginning of August. 

Student Directed One Acts (SDOA) 2026 Cast Lists!

Hello everyone! Congratulations on making it into this year's Student-Directed One-Acts. Everyone did wonderfully and worked so hard to show us their best, and we are so excited to work with you. Also, FEES ARE DUE APRIL 27th ($25)!!! 

Please meet tomorrow, 4/21, in the Little Theatre at 2:45pm to see your directors and have your first rehearsal. We'll see you soon! 

Directors: Molly Smart and Braden Mark

SHOW: Mom's Kitchen

Brielle Carney 

Addilyn Covington

Avi Macey

Grayson Mortensen 

Molly Stewart 

Director: Kalyee Cannon and Taylor Fairbourn 

SHOW: Pareidolia

Audrey Bluth

Stacie Huish

Lillie Nani

Brynlee Trout  

Directors: Layna Johnson

SHOW: Totally Basic Defenders

Henry Cutler

Leon Lobato

Kailyn Mortensen 

Clara Neal

Jett Smith

Meili Sohm

Director: Leah Memmott and Cara Barnes  

SHOW: Sorry, Wrong Number

Mya Didericksen 

Audrey Grace Grigg

Emiline Johnson

Maizy Murphy 

Maisy Stevens 

Directors: Chloe Hinman and Madison Jones 

SHOW: The Will

Bryce Campbell

Taylor Boudreau 

Sofia Eyzaguirre

Josie Heward

Abbie Meservy

Emery Perucca

Director: Niv Raz and Alyssa Read 

SHOW: Loyalties

Ario Baghai

Ethan Memmott

Izzy Ragonese

Hallee Wasden 

Student-Directed One-Acts (SDOAs) 2026 Info and Audition Packets!

 Hey all! 

SDOA auditions are coming up on April 20th and we are excited to have you all come and get involved! This is an opportunity for the younger class (freshman-juniors) to audition for the 10-minute, senior-directed shows and have an incredible bonding and acting experience in just three weeks. Our seniors have applied and been chosen as your directors with some awesome, fun shows and ideas. Below is a list of shows and directors for you to look over as you choose and prepare your monologues. 

Remember you will be considered for ALL shows unless otherwise marked in your audition packet and then assigned to the one you are cast in by the directors. Check out the descriptions below and links to the packet.  Hard copies of the packet are already in the Little Theatre on the call-board as is the signup for an audition time slot! 

Directors: Kaylee Cannon and Taylor Fairbourn 

SHOW: Pareidolia

4 college students gather around a park bench and have a petty argument about shapes in the clouds. Although the conversation begins harmless, it soon spirals into deeper debates about perception, perspective, and personal values. The play causes us to ask the question: Are we aware of our own flaws and patterns?

Directors: Alyssa Read and Niv Raz

SHOW: Loyalties

Two couples, Rudy and Monika, and Jacob and Katrin, are having a celebratory birthday dinner for Monika, and things start to get tense as we slowly see that Rudy and Monika directly support the Nazi party and Jacob and Katrin are against it. They have an argument about what it means to be patriotic and what the difference is between that and blindly following a country's actions.

Directors: Braden Mark and Molly Smart

SHOW: Mom's Kitchen

A restaurant where they treat you like they’re your mother! The only problem is that Bill is not the biggest fan of his mother, and his date, Betty, is not impressed. Will ‘Mom’ be able to rein him in or will the whole date end in disaster?

Director: Layna Johnson

SHOW: Totally Basic Defenders

Totally basic defenders is a comedic show about a group of underwhelming superhero’s who take themselves way too seriously. When a ridiculous villain professor Zapbolts threatens the world with a “rabies ray” (which is actually just a hairdryer), the team must step up to stop him. Despite their barely useful powers, they somehow managed to save the day through teamwork, luck, and a lot of awkward effort.

Directors: Cara Barnes and Leah Memmott 

SHOW: Sorry, Wrong Number

One lonely evening, Mrs. Agnes Stevenson attempts to call her loving husband Elbert to see when he’ll be home. However, the operator connects her incorrectly, and she overhears a murder plot for that very night. Will she find help before it’s too late?

Directors: Chloe Hinman and Madison Jones

SHOW: The Will

A historical comedy about a family who reads their will of their father after his death. However, there’s a catch - they get to decide who the inheritance goes to and along with that who has to take care of the mother.

PACKET LINK HERE -- https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iRu_QrxTANkCNdIG0RxKzW5Y57EAwDxrTkkxrg8VyqE/edit?usp=sharing 

SDOA Cast Lists 2025!

Hello everyone! Congratulations on making it into this year's Student-Directed One-Acts. Everyone did wonderfully and worked so hard to show us their best, and we are so excited to work with you. As soon as you can, please bring a printed copy of your grades from this quarter and last quarter to your directors if you have not already done so. Also, FEES ARE DUE APRIL 24th ($25)!!! 

Please meet tomorrow, 4/23, in the Little Theatre at 2:45pm to see your directors and have your first rehearsal. We'll see you soon! 

Directors: Kate Eberhardt and Mercedes Nye

SHOW: The Question 

Bella Hansen 

Chloe Hinman

Layna Johnson

Maizy Murphy

Alyssa Read

Director: Ethan Regan and Aubree Hewlett

SHOW: A Willful Murder 

Reagan Buchmiller 

Sofia Eyzaguirre

Taylor Fairbourn 

Kailyn Mortensen

Clara Neal

Remy Parker 

Molly Smart

Directors: Nate Coleman and Christian Holyfield 

SHOW: An Elevator of Tragedy or Destiny 

Cara Barnes

Audrey Bluth

Kaylee Cannon

Ruby Swallow

Director: Kason Seamans 

SHOW: The Couch 

Addi Covington

Leah Memmott

Niv Raz

Jacob Wilson

Directors: Kendra Jones and JoshUA Graham 

SHOW: Santa's Dolphin

Shelby Betenson

Madison Jones

Jett Smith 

Hallee Wasden

Director: Megan Carlson and Ainsley Cardall 

SHOW: Spark's Fly 

Audrey-Grace Grigg

Emiline Johnson

Braden Mark

Erin Petty 

SDOA 2025 Information and Audition Packet!

 Hey all! 

SDOA auditions are coming up on April 22nd and we are excited to have you all come and get involved! This is an opportunity for younger classmen (freshman-juniors) to audition for the 10-minute, senior-directed shows and have an incredible bonding and acting experience in just three weeks. Our seniors have applied and been chosen as your directors with some awesome, fun shows and ideas. Below is a list of shows and directors for you to look over as you choose and prepare your monologues. 

Remember you will be considered for ALL shows unless otherwise marked in your audition packet and then assigned to the one you are cast in by the directors. Check out the descriptions below and links to the packet.  Hard copies are in the green room of the PAC starting tomorrow!

Directors: Kate Eberhardt and Mercedes Nye

SHOW: The Question 

Four androgynous aliens from the other side of the cosmos - Bip, Bop, Bleep, and Blop - abduct a hapless young man from Earth to ask him their planet's most troubling question. When young Andy hears the question, however, all he wants to do is go back to bed in his own plane of reality.

Director: Ethan Regan and Aubree Hewlett

SHOW: A Willful Murder 

After the death of Maude Adams, her siblings, Arthur and Florence, her niece and nephew, Dorothy and Joseph, her former stepson, Kenneth, and her former mother-in-law, Victoria, are sent letters by Maude's solicitor calling them to her home. Her solicitor, Walter, is delayed at the airport in the rain and won't be arriving at the home for a few hours. Soon, people start dying, one by one, and accusations start being thrown around at each other, until just one is left...

Directors: Nate Coleman and Christian Holyfield 

SHOW: An Elevator of Tragedy or Destiny 

It's a fall day in the 2000s, and four characters from very contrasting backgrounds end up stuck in an elevator together. Kitty (a passionate entrepreneur), Marvin (a successful businessman), Darlene (a new mother), and Will (a determined janitor) all figure out their struggle together. From realizing their situation is much worse than it had seemed, to discovering that all of them seem to belong together, the elevator quickly becomes a symbol for something greater.

Director: Kason Seamans 

SHOW: The Couch 

A young couple is fighting over what couch to put in their new house together. We see how their two friends encourage them to go back and forth swapping more than just a simple couch and what proceeds after the chaos.

Directors: Kendra Jones and JoshUA Graham 

SHOW: Santa's Dolphin

In a world affected by global warming, Santa has shifted to using magical dolphins instead of magical reindeer to get from house to house on Christmas. Prancer and Blixen try to resolve tension with the new dolphins, Spouty and Leaper. Full of comedy and forbidden love, this show's purpose is to promote acceptance.

Director: Megan Carlson and Ainsley Cardall 

SHOW: Spark's Fly 

Fourth of July and President's Day are having relationship problems, and it's up to Doctor Valentine’s Day to fix it. Loud and oblivious, Fourth of July sees no problem. However, shy and non-confrontational Presidents Day has had enough. In this dramedy, we follow the couple's ups and downs, and see what happens when Holidays collide and "sparks fly."

PACKET LINK HERE --> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X3QcRUIA1VxeMPVzYl_rPWCXXp9yayg0Mloj-dHMfKA/edit?usp=sharing 

Student-Directed One-Acts Cast List 2024!

Hello everyone! Congratulations on making it into this year's Student-Directed One-Acts. Everyone did wonderfully and worked so hard to show us their best, and we are so excited to work with you. As soon as you can, please bring a printed copy of your grades from this quarter and last quarter to your directors if you have not already done so. Also FEES ARE DUE APRIL 22nd ($25)!!! 

Please meet tomorrow, 4/16, in the Green Room at 2:45pm to see your directors and have your first rehearsal. We'll see you soon! 

Jubilation, Mississippi

Directed by: Rachel Brower and Kennadee Hewlett

Nate Coleman 

Kiera Evans 

Tristan Baxter

Wesley Stueber 

Remy Parker 

Spoon

Directed by: Addi Scarborough

Taylor Fairbourn 

Kason Seamans

Kali Kaufusi 

Natasha Farber

Addi Covington 

A Late Summer

Directed by: Kassie Holt and Willa Grimmer

Josh Graham 

Aubree Hewlett

Izzy Ragonese

Preston Smith

The Real Problem!

Directed by: Cassie Caldiero 

Kate Eberhardt

Tessa Osborne 

Madison Jones

Sofia Eyzaguirre

Mercedes Nye

The Big Picture 

Directed by: Ruby Gardner and Makenna Stevens 

Kendra Jones

Mya Diderickson

Hallee Wasden 

Megan Carlson 

Emiline Johnson

Avilyn Macey

Reagan Buchmiller 

Corybungus

Directed by: Nora Wetzel

Christian Holyfield 

Molly Smart 

SDOA Information!

 Hey all! 

SDOA auditions are coming up on April 16th and we are excited to have you all come and get involved! This is an opportunity for younger classmen (freshman-juniors) to audition for the 10-minute, senior-directed shows and have an incredible bonding and acting experience in just three weeks. Our seniors have applied and been chosen as your directors with some awesome, fun shows and ideas. Below is a list of shows and directors for you to look over as you choose and prepare your monologues. 

Remember you will be considered for ALL shows unless otherwise marked in your audition packet and then assigned to the one you are cast in by the directors. Check out the descriptions below and links to the packet.  Hard copies are in the green room of the PAC starting tomorrow!

Directors: Kennadee Hewlett and Rachel Brower

SHOW: Jubilation, Mississippi 

News Reporter, Chuck McDean, is sent to a town too small to be seen on a map; the mysterious and unknown Jubilation, Mississippi. Tasked to discover the secret of the local's constant state of blissfulness, he realizes there is something hidden behind their sinister and forced smiles and 50’s-fashioned clothing. As McDean’s interviews raise more questions than answers, he begins to realize that the secret to their happiness might not be the only mystery this town has to offer. . .

Director: Cassie Caldiero

SHOW: The Real Problem 

In this comedic one act, five of Shakespeare’s female character come together and talk about their boy issues, all in a modern style. While out on the town, these characters all begin to argue about whether or not you need love/a man to be happy (spoiler alert: you don’t). 

Directors: Ruby Gardner and Kenna Stevens

SHOW: The Big Picture 

A desk in kindergarten can be a battlefield when the crayons come to life in The Big Picture by Mark Harvey Levine. This comedy takes place in a kindergarten classroom. A young artist, Debbie, is drawing a beautiful picture. We get the perspective from all the crayons on art, what it’s like being a crayon, and the importance of individuality and uniqueness. A hilarious and upbeat show! 

Director: Nora Wetzel

SHOW: Corybungus

It's just another peaceful day at the local bookstore, until one well-read customer tries to return his defective dictionary. This customer will go to great lengths to prove that the word it is missing is completely reasonable and necessary, much to the annoyance of an employee of the store. And what is this missing word? Corybungus- an archaic word for bum.

Directors: Kassie Holt and Willa Grimmer

SHOW: A Late Summer

In this drama, two couples – one older, one younger – find that they have more in common than first meets the eye. These parallel stories weave together to explore what it means to grow up and grow apart, but never leave love behind entirely.

Director: Addi Scarborough 

SHOW: Spoon

This is a comedic One Act that takes place in modern day, and is about a young unsuccessful inventor who is trying to invent a new invention for people to be able to lift liquid foods to eat.  We see Hans struggle through the process of inventing and how he faces the pressure from people (including Marcey, Hans’s best friend) to get a job at her father's quilt business. In the heat of the argument he slams the table, creating the spoon. The word of this new invention travels fast through the town and catches the attention of Mayor Toil who is the mayor of Saison. When they hear about the spoon, they want to destroy the spoon even though it benefits the people to make more money. Then, to make matters worse, Mayor Trouble, the mayor of Tax-Eavasia, hears about the spoon and makes an appearance and is also motivated by greed. Hans ends up turning them all down knowing that his new invention is made for everyone and will make the world better. He goes to better the world himself with the invention of the spoon.

PACKET LINK HERE --> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1itIATlJAqPGjzn-b1sGREyR5TsS14bioHRgg_0PxrgA/edit?usp=sharing 

Student-Directed One-Act Descriptions - Auditions April 19th!

Here are some show descriptions for the upcoming senior Student-Directed One-Acts - auditions will be after school on Wednesday, April 19th and you can sign-up for a time and grab an info packet on the call board in the PAC Green Room starting Tuesday, April 11th. You only need a one-minute monologue to audition, so come get involved! 

Directed by Abby Baxter and Ella Coleman 

La Mouche: In ye olde French ristorante, a befuddled customer discovers the dreaded winged insect (fly) in their delicious soup. Two very charismatic waiters, when alerted, decide to remove the fly by any means necessary, even death. Will the waiters be successful in their endeavor? Or will the customer leave them with the worst thing of all: a bad review?

Directed by April Riley and Kierra Wilson

Big Bad Wolf: The most notorious criminal in the fairy-tale world, the Big Bad Wolf, is being slapped with a lawsuit by the countless quirky characters he has wronged.  Now, the two greatest legal minds in the Enchanted Forest — the Evil Stepmother and the Fairy Godmother — will clash in a trial that will be remembered forever after. What will be the fate of the Big Bad wolf in this comedic trial of the ages?

Directed by Ella Gardner

After Emily: Still reeling from her sisters death, Lavinia discovers hundreds of poems while destroying all her sisters correspondence. Lavinia recognizes the importance of her sisters work and resolves to get it published. With her sisters spirit at her side she convinces the people around her to help gather Emily’s writing and show it to the world.

Directed by Alyssa Perez

If You Don't, I Will: A kid, Jared, is being bullied in school and another kid, Thomas, wonders if he should help out. Thomas' friend, Max, is wary and doesn’t want to get involved. The bullying gets worse before Thomas steps in to help Jared. All roles can be played by either gender, you can choose your own character name, but only the bully's name is spoken in script.

Directed by Alex Liljenquist

Suspicion - The colorful crew of a military spaceship millions of miles from Earth picks up the lone inhabitant of an escape pod. After the death of one of the crew members, the soldiers start pointing fingers and become more and more suspicious of each other while the real killer lurks just under their extremely oblivious noses.

Directed by Andrew McHenry

Check, Please - This comedic one act tells the story of two people who are unlucky in love, and their experiences that they have in trying to find that special connection. But as they go out more and more, their experience gets worse and worse. Will they find that special somebody, or are they both doomed to be single for the rest of their lives?

Student-Directed One Acts (SDOA) Cast List 2022!

Hello everyone! Congratulations on making it into this year's Student-Directed One Acts. Everyone did wonderfully and worked so hard to show us their best, and we are so excited to work with you. As soon as you can, please bring a printed copy of your grades from this quarter and last quarter to your directors if you have not already done so. Also FEES ARE DUE THIS WEEK!!!

Please meet tomorrow in the Green Room at 2:30pm to see your directors and have your first rehearsal. We'll see you soon!

Irey and Jaxson - The Queue 

Tessa Osborne

Simone Wiatrak

Lacey Thompson

Ellie and Audrey - Music of the Titanic 

Annie Kemp

Abby Baxter

April Riley

Ben Erwin

Ruby Gardner

Rikki Marshall

Elsa Christensen

Cassie Caldiero

Christian Holyfield

Nora Wetzel

Toni - The Donner Party

Andrew McHenry

Alex Liljenquist

Kassie Holt

Ava Stagg

Kennadee Hewlett

Ariana Kunzler

Ainslie Chandler

Megan Carlson

Emily Richards

Jenna - Avalanche

Brody Gibbs

Jaycey Bennion

Seth and Eli - Two Idiots and a Smart-Alec

Kierra Wilson

Rylan Wilkinson

Kalaya Thomas

Anna - Psych in the Suburbs

Chloe Roman 

Ella Gardner 

Saleen Reynolds

Mags Andersen 

Kate Eberhardt

Aubree Hewlett 

Student-Directed One-Acts 2022 - show descriptions and audition info!

Here are some show descriptions for the upcoming senior Student-Directed One-Acts - auditions will be after school on Monday the 25th and you can sign-up for a time and grab an info packet on the call board in the PAC Green Room. You only need a one-minute monologue to audition, so come get involved! 

Directed by Seth Allred and Eli Galata 

In A Smart-Alec and Two Idiots Walk into a Closet, a comedy, Connie, Lewis and Shawn find themselves locked in the school janitor’s closet. Before Connie and Lewis freak out anymore, Shawn takes matters into his own hands and sprays them with some bleach, to get them to ‘’cool down’’. In one act, things go from bad to worse when Lewis faints (or pretends to?) after he finds out what he was sprayed with. Connie tries to save him, a kiss doesn’t happen, they all almost die, hope is lost then found again and as they keep waiting for someone to unlock the door, they realize that freedom isn’t really free at all.

Directed by Ellie Vander Veur and Audrey Wilson 

The Music of the Titanic is a dramatic piece of historical fiction that follows the story of Tom Bennet who is a musician aboard the Titanic. He surprises his wife and daughter with tickets to go with him on the Titanic where he will be performing. He and his family are aboard the Titanic when it crashes into an iceberg. Tom gives people peace through his music as the ship slowly sinks into the ocean. The story goes on to show how the grieving family finds peace in Tom’s legacy and how his music touched many lives.

Directed by Anna Teichert

"Psych in The Suburbs" follows five household objects gathered in group therapy led by Gloria the ditzy therapist. These kooky characters include: a "pointless" knife, an alarm clock set fifteen minutes fast, a sock who lost his match, a germaphobic tissue, and a people pleasing rug. In their session they discuss their current life struggles through puns, monologues, and quippy comedy. 

Directed by Jenna Foulks 

Avalanche follows Barry and Clarice, two people from different walks of life that have been caught in an avalanche, and have survived. Barry is a boisterous man with lots of personality, convinced that Clarice is a part of the rescue team come to save him. Clarice, however, is quicker to come to terms with reality. Both characters are very endearing as they share the beauty and the humor of life in a traumatic situation with perhaps no chance of a rescue.

Directed by Irey Oviatt and Jaxson Baker 

“The Queue” by Stephen Bittrich. Two people(NON GENDER SPECIFIC), William and Stream are in line for an audition in which they are going for the same role. The role requires a British accent, and things take a comedic turn when Stream discovers that William has a British accent in real life. The piece follows the absurdity that ensues, as Stream probes about the authenticity of Williams' accent. With William's anger increasing, and Stream’s nagging becoming more persistent. Will Stream push away their biggest competition and win over the casting director to secure the role?

Directed by Toni Alanzo 

A comedic, ‘modern’ take on the events of the Donner Party during the 1840s. There are only two rations left in the cabin and the party must decide who gets them. James and Margaret want to give the children the servings, Lewis and John want them for themselves, Elizabeth doesn’t want to eat them because they aren’t ‘vegan’, Jacob wants control of the party, and Uncle Patrick wants nothing but chaos. Who will get the rations? Will Patty turn them to cannibalism? Will they come to their senses and listen to George? I doubt it… Find out in this wacky character filled play!

Student-Directed One-Acts (SDOA) 2021 Cast Lists!

Hello everyone! Congratulations on making it into this year's Student Directed One Acts. Everyone did wonderfully and worked so hard to show us their best, and we are so excited to work with you. As soon as you can, please bring a printed copy of your grades from this quarter and last quarter to your directors if you have not already done so. Please meet tomorrow in the Green Room at 2:30pm to see your directors and have your first rehearsal. We'll see you soon!

Warbrides- Sara and Savanna 

Hannah Cardall- Amelia

Ellie Vander Veur- Mother 

Dani Gibson- Hedwig 

Andrew McHenry- Hans Hoffman 

Abby Baxter- Minna 

Jaxson Baker- Captain Hertz

Battlefield Synergy- Lucas and Chandler

Seth Allred- Rick 

Willa Grimmer- Anne

Annie Kemp- Paige

Kenna Stevens- Grace

Hallie Shelton- Kristine

Chloe Roman- Laura

Pinocchio- Dylan T. and Caleb

Brody Gibbs- Judge 

Lizzy Erwin- Gepetto

Lacey Thompson- Pinocchio 

Alex Liljenquist- Cat 

Matt Squire- Antonio

April Riley- Fox

Kassi Holt- Lampwick

Ella Coleman- Jury

Rachel Brower- Jury

Toni Alonzo- Jury

Anna Teichert- Jury 

My Baby’s Coming Home- Bree and Dylan S. 

Haden Kunzler- Henry 

Jenna Foulks- Jess

Landon Horrocks- James

Ava Stagg- Beth 

Midnight at World’s End- Chloe and Natalie 

Ruby Gardner- Jill

Irey Oviatt- Emily 

Audrey Wilson- Betty

Ariana Kunzler- Mallory

Tim Holt- Adam 

The Secret Origin of Mojo Man- Addison and Abbie

Eli Galata- Brandon

Ella Gardner- Micayla

Maggie Wiebe- Vicki