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Sam is so excited to be playing Nick in something rotten! He absolutely loves music. He is a Vocal Performance Major at Utah state university as well as a local voice teacher! Some of his favorite performances include Quasimodo (Hunchback of Notre Dame), Jean Valjean (Les Miserables), Beast (Beauty and the Beast), Gleb (Anastasia) and Nemorino (The Elixir of Love.)
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Landon doth brim with joy to perform alongside such gifted and wondrous thespians in this noble troupe! His heart swelleth with gratitude for his remarkable family and their steadfast support in his time-consuming passion, for without their aid, this venture would be nigh impossible. He hath relished roles of yore, including The D'Ysquith Family in A Gentleman's Guide at the Heritage Theatre, Dewey in School of Rock at CTC, King Arthur and Patsy in Spamalot at both CTC and the Ziegfeld Theater, and Professor Bhaer at OPPA. He fervently hopes that thou shalt delight in the show, and is eagerly anticipant to share this experience with thee. - The Bard...aka ChatGPT
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Chris is bedazzled to be part of this hilarious and thought provoking Music Theater West show. Chris, a graduate of Fine Arts from WWCC, is also a playwright, lyricist, and dramaturg. Prominent acting roles in the community include Dewey Finn in School of Rock (Cache Theater Company a.k.a. CTC), Willie Conklin in Ragtime (Music Theater West), Plankton in SpongeBob (CTC), Mr. Wormwood in Matilda (CTC), Galahad in Spamalot (CTC), and Gomez in The Addams Family (Four Seasons). Chris is honored to be playing The Bard whose words have inspired generations of people. He hopes that this show's themes, particularly ‘To Thine Own Self Be True’, will touch the hearts of the audience. As demonstrated by Shakespeare’s enduring writing, every word you use has great power, even the unpleasant ones. Choose your words wisely and be brave with them, in hearing as much as speaking. Only then will they have strength to change hearts and minds for good.
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Haven loves the theatre. She is excited to be playing another fiery red head, and to wear a beard. Some of her favorite roles include Anya in Anastasia, Fiona in Shrek , little red/Cinderella in Into the woods and Meg in Little Women. Haven loves adventures and will love you forever if you bring her a Baja blast or Cheezitz. Laugh loud and enjoy the show!
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Nicole is thrilled to be in Something Rotten with these incredible directors and wonderful cast! She is the director at Mountain Crest High School, where she has directed 22 shows. Nicole has recently appeared as Sally in "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown," Viola in "Twlefth Night," a storyteller for Logan Downtown Ghost Tours, a Laker Girl in "Spamalot," and Janet Van de Graaff in "The Drowsy Chaperone." "Thank you to my amazing students for your inspiring creativity, and to my family for your support - Luke, Leo, and Ryan!"
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Brad Noble is a native of Cache Valley and being involved in theatre helps keep him sane. Brad graduated from USU and teaches in the Social Studies Department at Mountain Crest High School. Brad is familiar with the Eccles stage and has appeared in various productions here and elsewhere, ranging from Hairspray to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and My Fair Lady to Guys and Dolls. The role of the old crazy guy comes naturally to Brad, making the role of Nostradamus another in a long line of insanity
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By day, Bennett works as a software engineer. By night, he’s a wannabe writer, musician, and voiceover artist. He is thrilled to be in his first show with Music Theatre West and Cache Theatre Company. His most recent roles include the Tsar in Anastasia, Cinderella's Father in Into the Woods, and Uncle Henry/Oz Guard in The Wizard of Oz, each with Four Seasons Theatre company right here in Cache Valley. Ben lives in Smithfield with his wife, his cat, and five agents of entropy (AKA, kids).
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Cary Youmans is so grateful to be cast as "Shylock" in the MTW/CTC production of "Something Rotten." Cary's past roles with Music Theatre West include Col. Pickering and Tevye. Past roles with Cache Theater Company include Pelinore and Selsdon Mowbry. Cary lives in Logan with his husband, Reid, and their cat, Breezy, and is the Academic Advisor for music majors in the Caine College of the Arts at Utah State University.
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Micah is so grateful for his third opportunity to perform with Cache Theatre Company and his first with Music Theatre West! Micah came back to theater after a 25 year absence eight years ago and has been involved in 30 plus productions since his return (the majority with the Old Barn Community Theatre). Some of his favorite roles have been Fagin in Oliver!, Mr. Fezziwig in A Christmas Carol, Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls, Judge Lawrence Wargrave in And Then There Were None, The King in Big River and Mr. Potter in It's a Wonderful Life. Micah also directs the annual musical at Mount Logan Middle School when he is not teaching eighth grade English/Language Arts. He wants to express gratitude to his wife, children and parents for all their support.
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Cameron is so excited to be the minstrel! This is his third show in Cache Valley. He would like to thank his beautiful wife, Julia, and his four kids for dealing with his rehearsal demands. Find me after the show and yell out "You were my favorite!" and I'll give you a dollar. I'm serious.
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Adrean Gonzalex Vasquez What I would start off with is that I am very much someone who loves to get to know new people, and I love to talk and get into deep conversations. If you ever needed a shoulder to cry on you could come to me and I would happily help you through your potentially complex set of emotions. I am a huge nerd. I love Marvel, DC, gaming, anime, movies, music, but most importantly theater and acting. I would say a ton of my personality stems from my love of theater. I do shows constantly and I love entertaining people. My biggest joy of theater is bringing the audience into these worlds that we create.
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Will Bouck grew up in Massachusetts, and developed a love of theatre from seeing live performances of Wicked and The Lion King in Boston. After moving to Logan for school, he auditioned for Something Rotten! after falling in love with the soundtrack, despite his chronic clumsiness. Will's prior experience consists of four years of high school theatre ranging from The Who's Tommy (on two separate occasions) to A Midsummer Night's Dream, his first experience with Shakespeare. He hopes to continue to work with MTW, CTC, and other local theatre groups when school is not in session.
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Mike is excited to be in this production. It is his first with MTW, though you may have seen him at The Old Barn Theatre or with Cache Theatre Company. Some of his favorite roles have been Frankincense in "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers", Phillip Lombard in "And Then There Were None", and ensemble in many fun shows. When he isn't on stage, Mike enjoys teaching math and Chinese at Bear River High School. He would like to thank his loving wife for letting him play on stage, and holding down the fort with their three kids.
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Logan has been performing with Music Theatre West for over a year and is thrilled to return for his third production with the company. Among his favorite shows are Newsies, Ragtime, and Les Mis, but at the top of the list is his high school production of Bright Star, where he played Jimmy Ray Dobbs. This role led him to the Jimmy Awards (NHSMTA) on a Broadway stage in New York this summer, after winning the Utah High School Musical Theatre Award for Best Actor. His experience there was unforgettable and solidified his passion for a life in theatre. Now, he's excited to be back home, performing in such a fun show with such a fun group of castmates. To follow his journey, connect with him on Instagram @itsloganodonnell
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Nathan Campbell of Deweyville is a retired Air Force Master Sergeant who proves it's never too late to learn jazz hands, dance lifts, and even tap! After 20+ years of military service, he traded camouflage for costumes. Growing up in Ogden, he cultivated a love of musicals but didn’t step onto the stage until his 40s, when he and his wife, auditioned and were cast for The King and I. He's been hooked ever since! His five children also get a kick of seeing their dad perform on stage. Nathan’s most recent performances include Into the Woods, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, both at the Old Barn Community Theatre. Something Rotten is his Music Theatre West and Cache Theatre Company debut.
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Blake Muir: Blake is so excited to be in his first show with Music Theater West and Cache Theatre Company. An avid lover of all things theater Blake has been lucky enough to act, direct, and stage manage a variety of shows over the years. He wants to thank the creative team and cast for this amazing opportunity “God I Love Shakespeare”
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What face doth yonder page convey? Tis a star, and Carissa is her name! All her world's a stage, And Carissa, as you see, a mere player The fair lady be a student at yon Utah State University And when not, she teaches for CTC's ye old Panoramic Academy Huzzah, huzzah, performing is such sweet sorrow *exits, chased by a bear*
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Sarah invites you Sit back, relax, and get ready to throw some tomatoes! I hope you allow yourself to let loose and burst out laughing during this semi irreverent show, cause it's a hoot! This cast has incredible talent and it's been a joy to work with every single one of them. Best of all, I have loved dancing on stage with my daughter, Hannah. Some of my most recent roles include Hannah in Newsies, a napkin in Beauty and the Beast, a Boylan sister in Annie, and a pick-a-little lady in Music Man. A special shout out to the greatest husband and boys for supporting us both in this adventure!
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Morgan is thrilled to be part of Something Rotten! After recently taking the stage as Jerusha Abbott in Daddy Long Legs, and the swing role for Newsies at Pickleville this summer, (among many other roles) she is excited to bring her passion for performing to this show. Morgan is attending Utah Valley University in the Spring for Musical Theater and loves her two kitties - Roddy & Scooter. Big thanks to her family and friends for their endless support. Enjoy the show!
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You might have recently seen Sydney in MTW's Catch Me If You Can earlier this year. Outside of theatre, her favorite hobbies include napping, baking, watching a good show, or spending time outdoors. She is currently attending USU, working on a pre-vet undergraduate degree, with the hopes of one day becoming a veterinarian. You can often find her spending time with her best friends, her two dogs, Cheddar and Brie.
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is thrilled to be making her Music Theater West debut in a show she’s been in love with for years. Whitney studied Fine Arts at WWCC, is President of Cache Theatre Company, and is the founder of Panoramic Academy for the Arts, which teaches children and adults in the community the transformative art of theater. Prominent acting roles in the community include Serena in Legally Blonde (Cache Theater Company a.k.a. CTC), Mayzie in Suessical (CTC), and Ensemble in A Christmas Story (Four Seasons). Directing credits include School of Rock (CTC), Matilda (CTC), and dozens of children’s productions for Panoramic Academy. Whitney heard Something Rotten was happening she knew she had to be a party of this incredibly funny, sweet, and transformative show. She hopes you can feel the sheer and utter joy she and the other actors are sharing on stage and that it stays with you as you leave the theater.
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Thrilled to be back at the Eccles theater! When she’s not singing and dancing dressed as an Elizabethan, puritan or an egg, Kim dons many other hats such as teacher to many, mom to two, wife of the best, and “the nice sister”. Much love to her late Mama who encouraged her to live by the wise words “To thine own self be true”. Huzzah!
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Kelly is excited to join the cast of Something Rotten. She'll scramble for the chance to be in any musical tap number! Kelly trained with the Cache Valley Civic Ballet and has performed with Music Theatre West and Four Seasons Theatre company over the last decade. She stays busy working in the Caine College of the Arts as a travel specialist, and taking care of a massive garden and lively toddler. She's so grateful to her husband, Trent, for his support through the long weeks of rehearsals. It's been a pleasure to work with her talented mom and the dynamic cast/crew of this show.
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Jordanne is so excited to be a part of this production of Something Rotten! Though this is her first time performing with Cache Theatre and Music Theatre West, Jordanne has previously been seen in a number of productions in Cache Valley, Ogden, and Clearfield. Favorite roles have included Jacqueline in Murder on the Nile, Amalia in She Loves Me, Belle in Beauty and the Beast, and Ado Annie in Oklahoma! Jordanne shares her love of music and theater every day with the students at Mount Logan Middle School, where she teaches Orchestra, Choir, and Guitar, along with serving on the directing staff of the MLMS plays and musicals. Jordanne loves Dr. Pepper, baking birthday cakes, reading, going to the movies, and all things Harry Potter (she's a Gryffindor, obviously). But most of all, Jordanne enjoys spending time with her nieces and nephews and spoiling them rotten! Many thanks for the help and support of my family and friends who have cheered me on as I've gotten back onstage, and to the Something Rotten production team for the opportunity to be in this awesome show. It's been an egg-cellent experience!
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McKenna has been doing theatre since she was 5, from actor to stage manager, director, set designer, prop manager, improv performer, and theatre facilitator. This is her first show in a hot second, but she's super jazzed to be involved in this show!
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