The Renaissance Performing Arts Association is pleased to announce the cast for Annie. Annie is the second show in the 2018-2019 Richland Bank Broadway Series, running November 10-11 and November 17-18, 2018 on the stage of the Renaissance Theatre. Ryan Shealy will be the Director and Kelly Knowlton will be the Music Director for the production.
ANNIE CAST LIST
THE ORPHANS
Annie: McKenna Stoffer
Pepper: Nykera Gardner
Duffy: Lydia Miller
July: Kristin Kaufman
Molly: Georgia Knowlton
Kate: Isabella Heichel
Tessie: Emma Secrist
Orphan Ensemble:
Aubrey Lamp
Cassandra Kurek
EsaeLynn Cameron
Katie Baughn
Kennedy Lamp
Madalyn Huvler
Naomi Schag
THE ADULTS
Oliver Warbucks: Colton Penwell
Miss Hannigan: Condrea Webber
Grace Farrell: Maddie Beer
Rooster: Ryan Shreve
Lily: Kristal Lawrence
Bert Healy/Harold Ickes/Bundles: Jacob Poiner
Drake/ Fred McCracken and Wacky: Peter Henkels
Star-to-Be/Boylan Sister: Katie Harrigan
Cecille/Boylan Sister: Ellie Nickoli
Annett/Boylan Sister: Brooke Young
Mrs. Greer: Kayla Kirtland
Mrs: Pugh: Katie Rafeld
Brandeis/Dog Catcher: Eddie Everhart
Lt. Ward/Cordell Hull: Martin Rawls
Frances Perkins/Sophie: Elizabeth Stillion
Louis Howe/Dog Catcher: Drew Owens
Henry Morgenthau Jr./Eddie: David Baer
Apple Seller/Usherette: Megan Sheppard
McKenna Stoffer, who is a sophomore at Ontario High School, will play the lead character, Annie. She has performed in over 30 musical theatre productions. Some of McKenna’s favorite roles include the Narrator in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jane Banks in Mary Poppins, Little Red Riding Hood in Into the Woods, and Veruca Salt in Willy Wonka. McKenna was most recently seen as a Newsie in the Renaissance Summer Musical – Newsies and as Kassim in MY Theatre’s Disney’s Aladdin Jr.
Annie tells the hopeful of a plucky orphan who is determined to find the parents who abandoned her on the doorstep of an orphanage, run by the cruel, embittered Miss Hannigan. Reminding us that the sun always comes out “Tomorrow,” Annie is a fun-filled adventure of luck, love, and positivity in the face of adversity.
Tickets start at $15 for Annie and are on sale at MansfieldTickets.com or at the Box Office and via phone at (419) 522-2726.
Source, Photo: Renaissance Performing Arts Association, Photo: Destination Mansfield
