About the Director
Louis Gibilisco has done a lot of “stuff” as a performer and teacher, but he is most proud of his accomplishments as a husband and father. For the past 31 years, Mr. G has been privileged to be the Director of the Performing Arts Department at Notre Dame High School. He feels honored to have his wife, Debby, as choreographer with him every step of the way.
"The G's take pride in watching all of the Notre Dame Performing Arts programs grow and flourish, and have flourished a little themselves with their greatest productions: Their children Gigi, Jaime, and Jenna, their "new daughters" Helena and Jill, and their grandchildren Louie, Jace, and Georgia!"
From the Gibilisco Family to yours, God Bless, enjoy the show, and a BIG thank you to all of our alumni who have been part of the Performing Arts Program over the last 31 years. We love and appreciate all of you!
Bye Bye Birdie Synopsis
BYE BYE BIRDIE is one of the most captivating musical shows of our time. It tells the story of a rock and roll singer who is about to be inducted into the army. The singer, Conrad Birdie, an Elvis Presley type, has a pompadour and thick sideburns; he wears gaudy gold costumes and speaks in a rugged voice. Albert Peterson, his agent, is a very pleasant mild-mannered young man. Albert’s faithful secretary Rose Alvarez keeps him and Birdie moving forward in the world. Rosie concocts one final national publicity plan before Conrad’s induction.
Conrad will bid a typical American teen-age girl goodbye with an all-American kiss. Kim MacAfee in Sweet Apple, Ohio wins the honor. All of the phones in her town are already busy during The Telephone Hour as Kim has just been pinned to Hugo, a local boy. She is a pretty girl of fifteen and sings with spring-like ardor How Lovely to Be a Woman, as she pulls on the plaid woolen socks and the baggy mustard colored sweater considered stylish and popular among young ladies.
The arrival of Birdie in Sweet Apple causes people of all ages to swoon. Birdie says that his success is due to the fact that he is Honestly Sincere when he sings, and the quiet little town goes into a spin. The MacAfee household is completely upset by the visiting celebrity. It is decided that Birdie will give his One Last Kiss on the Ed Sullivan show. Kim’s father who laments the whole uproar, tries to break into the act and behaves like a ham on the TV show. Hymn for a Sunday Evening is a salute to the greater glory of Ed Sullivan.
Bye Bye Birdie Synopsis (continued)
Birdie becomes disgusted with his life and goes out on the town with the teenagers. He feels tense with Albert and is tired of being supervised. The parents of Sweet Apple cannot understand the new generation and express this in Kids. Rosie, still waiting for that band of gold from Albert after eight years, invades a Shriners’ meeting. An extremely hilarious ballet ensues. She then decides to become the Latin American spitfire that she is painted as, by Albert’s leadfooted catastrophe-ridden mother. She is determined to become Spanish Rose. Kim is reunited with Hugo, and Rose with Albert in the lovely number Rosie. Other hit numbers include A Lot of Livin’ to Do and Put on a Happy Face.
BYE BYE BIRDIE is a satire done with the fondest affection. It gives an insight into the everyday life that is very much part of us all. It is the tops in imagination and frivolity; a show that will be enjoyed by the cast as much as the audience.
Act One
Overture
Scene 1: Office of Almaelou Music, New York
Scene 2: Sweet Apple, Ohio
Scene 3: MacAfee Home, Sweet Apple
Scene 4: Pennsylvania Station, New York
Scene 5: Railroad Station, Sweet Apple
Scene 6: Courthouse Steps, Sweet Apple
Scene 7: MacAfee Home, Sweet Apple
Scene 8: Backstage, Central Movie Theatre
Scene 9: Stage, Central Movie Theatre
15 Minute Intermission
Act Two
Scene 1: MacAfee Home, Sweet Apple
Scene 2: Street Outside MacAfee Home
Scene 3: The MacAfee’s Back Door
Scene 4: Maude’s Roadside Retreat
Scene 5: The Private Dining Room
Scene 6: Back Door, Maude’s Roadside Retreat
Scene 7: The Ice House
Scene 8: Railroad Station, Sweet Apple
The use of any recording device during this performance, either audio or video, is strictly prohibited by law.
Cast of Characters
Albert Peterson (March 6 & 12) ................................ Ryan Torres
Albert Peterson (March 5 & 11) ...................... Christian Ellwood
Rosie Alvarez (March 6 & 12) .................... Christa Andrusiewicz
Rosie Alvarez (March 5 & 11) ........................... Sienna Valentino
Conrad Birdie ......................................................... George Lobis
Mae Peterson....................................................... Molly MacIsaac
Mr. MacAfee............................................................ Charlie Jones
Mrs. MacAfee (March 6 & 12)............................. Grace Hoffman
Mrs. MacAfee (March 5 & 11) ................................ Kitty Vernon
Kim MacAfee ....................................................... Layla Gojaniuk
Randi MacAfee........................................................... Ellie Podell
Hugo Peabody ....................................................... Chase Corallo
Ursula Merkle ........................................................ Lauren Wargo
Teen Girls
Deb Sue ........................................................... Stevie Bowden
Penelope ........................................................... Delaney Stahl
Alice .................................................................... Laura Shurr
Nancy .............................................................. Maeve Vernon
Gloria Rasputin/Teen Helen (March 5 & 6) .......... Catey Goodwin
Gloria Rasputin (March 11 & 12) ............................. Maeve Vernon
Mrs. Merkle/Adult ................................................. Nora Conboy
Edna/Adult............................................................. Lauren Fetzer
Harvey Johnson/Quartet .............................. George Mularadelis
Mayor/Quartet/Teen/Blind Man ............................ Tobias Urban
Maude/Quartet/Teen .......................................... Brendan Appert
Quartet/Teen/Adult ...................................................Nick Torres
Mr. Johnson/Adult...................................................... Lucas Klek
Reporter 1/Teen ........................................................ Zach Urban
Reporter 2/Adult ................................................. Samuel Martin
Policeman/Adult .............................................. Brayden Schaeffer
Cast of Characters
Dancers
Dance Captain .............................................. Lacey Okamura
Dancer ............................................................... Lilana Hindy
Dancer ............................................................. Isabella Bruno
Dancer ..................................................................... Jessie Tesi
Boys Chorus
Teen ............................................................................. Kai Ra
Teen ................................................................. Ryan Shockley
Adult ............................................................. Alexander Papp
Adult .............................................................. Christian Cruz
Adult ........................................................... Michael O’Keefe
Adult ................................................................ Tarun Kovoor
Adult ................................................................ Thomas Black
Adult ............................................................. Tiernan Killeen
Girls Chorus
Teen/Suzie ........................................................Sabrina Leiggi
Teen .............................................................. Isabella Sagarese
Teen .............................................................. Mariana Samuel
Adult ................................................................. Alena Bitonti
Adult ........................................................ Amanda Almanzor
Adult ........................................................... Emma Sulkowski
Adult .................................................................. Gabrielle Pié
Adult ............................................................ Kaylee Cordwell
Adult ........................................................Rebecca Guglielmo
Adult .............................................................. Winifred Coen
Orchestra
AUX PERCUSSION
Michael Carrol
CELLO
Elizabeth Achtau
Sarah Cain
Ms. Victoria Ling
CLARINET
John Papp
DRUM KIT/GUITAR
Mr. Kyle Oberhauser
ELECTRIC BASS
Liam Hogan
FLUTE
Arielle Rios
Zoe Capponi
HORN
Cameron Weber
KEYBOARD STRINGS
Gabriella Begley
Hannah Park
Marlaina Clugston
PIANO
Mr. Zach Barton
Orchestra
PICCOLO
Arielle Rios
REED
Reed I: Mr. Robin Haffley
Reed 2: Mr. Gigi Gibilisco
Reed 3: Mr. Bob Brzezynski
Reed 4: Alexander Henderson
TENOR SAXOPHONE
Nicholas Reme
TROMBONE
Trombone 1: Mr. Patrick Vona
Trombone 2: Mr. James Gibilisco
TRUMPET
Trumpet 1: Mr. Tom Wisnosky
Trumpet 2: Mr. Tyler Bowling
Trumpet 3: Clayton Kulessa
VIOLIN
Abigail Hwang
Alexander Williams
Ashley Reme
Christopher Powers
Daelan Hontanosas
Phoebe Kong
Ms. Jessica Gehring
Keren Ocasio
Robby Scholick
Credits
Artistic and Music Director ................................. Louis Gibilisco
Choreographer/Costumer Designer.................. Debby Gibilisco
Tech Director/Sound/Scenic Designer .................... David Chebra
Lighting Design ............................................. Midnite Productions
Orchestra Preparation ........................................... Gigi Gibilisco
Props/Scenic Decorator ..................................... Brittany Brydges
Makeup Coordinator/House Manager ....................... Ed Patton
Head Stage Manager ................................................. Sasha Salins
Stage Managers .................................................... Nina Consiglio
Molly Cleary
MacKenzie McCarron
Stage Crew ............................................................... Colin Treacy
Sound Board Operator ........................................... Gavin Ulrich
Lighting Board Operator ......................... Sonia Jamie Cavanagh
Spot Operators ..........................................................Ethan Kohn
Matt Savage
Publicity .............................................................. Judy Rynkewicz
Student Set Painters
Melissa Naranjo
Simone Johnson
Gianna Timberlake
Sonia Jaime-Cavanagh
Olivia Haddad
Sarah Colon
Meagan Hontanosas
Dealan Hontanosas
Isabelle Odina
Meagan Dixon
Lara Flores
Macaire Machado
Gabriella Graham
Julianna Johnson ‘20
Jess Gronikowski ‘20
Rose Mularadelis ‘20
Emily Klena
Jack Weber
Delaney Zeidman
Rani Parikh
Maya Benjamin
Phoebe Kong
Alessandra “Ali” Morabito
Props
Credits
Meagan Dixon
Rani Parikh
Maya Benjamin
Makeup Crew
Sophia Tozzi
Ben Walsh
Violet Williamson
Playbill Committee
Emily Urban, Chair
Maryanne Ulrich
Allison Corallo
Tara Black
Decorations Committee
Emily Urban
Isabel Urban
Maryanne Ulrich
Tara Black
Issy Timberlake
Delaney Zeidman
Morgan Micharski
Lauren Wagner
Annamarie Leiggi
Mike Ra
Cathy Appert
Elizabeth Sagarese
Terri Walter
Elizabeth Sagarese
Barbara Valiquette
Special Thanks
To our Performing Arts Parents Association (PAPA), we give our heartfelt appreciation for your support in making theater fun and possible for our young actors, musicians, dancers and crew.
To the Playbill Committee, thank you for all your hours dotting every “i” and crossing every “t” of the Playbill.
To the Decorations Committee, thank you for all your hard work. The decorations are amazing.
A special thank you to all the parents who helped build the set. A special thank you to Jim Mularadelis, Mike Andrusiewicz, Bill Gronikowski, Brian O'Malley, and Bob Ulrich for their consistent presence which made the set build possible.
Special thank you to those who helped make our costumes look beautiful! Thank you for sharing your time and talents with us! Karen Meagher, Jim Mularadelis, Cathy Appert, Jill Wargo, Irene Pie Jen Shockley, Kara Valentino, Leilani Okamura, Clare Goodwin
A special thank you to the teachers, staff, volunteers that worked hard to adjust all the processes to allow for our pandemic safety protocols allowing “the show to go on!”
And finally, we thank all of the parents and guardians who arranged their lives around our rehearsals, costumes, set building and prop making/building schedules. We truly appreciate all you do.
While every effort was made to include all names in the program, we sincerely apologize for any names that have been omitted.
Senior Bios
ANDRUSIEWICZ (Rose Alvarez) has been a part of Notre Dame’s Performing Arts Department since her freshman year. She has been in Guys and Dolls, Beauty and the Beast, Godspell, and is super excited to be a part of Bye Bye Birdie this year. Christa is a four-year member of the Madrigal Singers, and is Vice President of the Performing Arts Department. Upon graduation, she plans to play softball at Ursinus College while studying Neuroscience. Christa would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. G, as well as her friends and family for their constant love and support!
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GABRIELLA BEGLEY (Orchestra) is excited to play in the pit orchestra for Bye Bye Birdie. She joined Notre Dame’s Performing Arts Department freshman year taking dance class and joined the Concert Band during her sophomore year playing the keyboard. Outside of performing arts, Gabby has enjoyed playing tennis and debating for Notre Dame. She hopes to one day go into the medical field. She would like to thank her friends and her family for her amazing experience at Notre Dame. Gabby hopes you enjoy the show!
ISABELLA BRUNO (Dancer) has been involved with the Performing Arts since freshman year as a dancer for Guys and Dolls, and now Bye Bye Birdie. For the past 4 years she also helped paint sets and for one and a half of those years was also on the Makeup Crew. She’d like to thank her family for all of their support, and to Mrs. G for mentoring her and helping her to improve as a dancer. Isabella would especially like to give a shout out to and thank Mrs. Brydges for being a person she knew she could count on, not only as her teacher, but also a friend that she has made so many memories with. She loves her Performing Arts family; both crew and cast alike, and can’t wait to see what the future holds for such talented people. Please enjoy what we have all worked so hard for this season!
Senior Bios
ZOE CAPPONI (Orchestra) has been a part of Notre Dame’s Performing Arts since her freshman year. She plays the flute in Concert Band and Chamber Orchestra. She played in the Pit Orchestra for Guys and Dolls freshman year, Beauty and the Beast sophomore year, and is excited to play for Bye Bye Birdie as a senior. She would like to thank Mr. G and Mr. Gib for all their guidance and patience over the last four years. Zoe also thanks her family and friends for their never-ending love and support. A special shout out to Kairos CXV!
MICHAEL CARROLL (Orchestra) has been a member of the Performing Arts Department since his sophomore year. He is a member of the Concert Band and Chamber Orchestra in the percussion section. He is excited to participate in Bye Bye Birdie, his first musical. He would like to thank Mr. G and Mr. Gib for their continued support and help in becoming a better player.
NORA CONBOY (Mrs. Merkle) has been privileged to be an active member of the Performing Arts Department since her freshman year. She has performed in Guys and Dolls, Beauty and the Beast, Godspell, Macbeth, and is extremely excited to perform in Bye Bye Birdie this year. She has also been a member of the Madrigal Singers since her sophomore year. She would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. G for all their hard work and dedication and the cast, crew, and orchestra. She feels honored to have met some of the most amazing people through this department, who she can call life-long friends. She would like to thank her friends and family for their continued support over the past four years.
Senior Bios
NINA CONSIGLIO (Stage Manager) is very excited to be a part of the Notre Dame’s Performing Arts Department. She has been involved with the arts all four years of high school and has been a part of three shows including Pit Orchestra for Beauty and the Beast, Tech Crew for Godspell, and this year as Stage Manager for Bye Bye Birdie. Thank you to all who have made my past four years in the Arts truly memorable!
CHASE CORALLO (Hugo) has been a four-year member of the Performing Arts Department at Notre Dame High School. During that time, Chase has been part of several shows including Guys and Dolls, Cinderella Complex, Beauty and the Beast, Godspell, MacBeth and now Bye Bye Birdie. He has also been a member of the Madrigal Singers since his freshman year. In addition to performing arts, he runs Varsity Cross Country and Spring Track. He would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. G., Mr. Lobis, Ms. Wargo, and Mr. Patton for pushing him to be the best that he could be. Thank you to all his friends and family for their continued support. Best of luck to the Cast and Crew. Break a Leg Boss!
MEAGAN DIXON (Crew) has been part of the Notre Dame’s Performing Arts Department since her freshman year. She is so grateful to have been part of many productions. She was privileged to receive the opportunity paint sets for Guys and Dolls, and has continued to do so for the amazing fall productions and musicals. Her sophomore year she was recruited to be part of the props team for Beauty and the Beast, and continued as Props Captain for Murder on the Orient Express, Macbeth, and Bye Bye Birdie. Meagan is so thankful for Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Brydges, for their help, patience, and confidence boosters during the endless weeks leading up to the shows. She would also like to thank her family and friends for their constant support throughout the last four years.
Senior Bios
LAUREN FETZER (Edna) is grateful to have been part of the Notre Dame’s Performing Arts since freshman year. She has participated in almost every part of the Notre Dame Music programs, including all three bands (Concert, Chamber, Jazz), the Madrigal Singers, theater, and dance. She was honored to serve as the Dance Class Captain and Band Officer for the past two years. While she will treasure all the memories, her favorite moment was performing with the Notre Dame Band in Florida her freshman year. She will miss her Notre Dame Performing Arts family tremendously, but she will keep them close to her heart as she begins her college journey. Many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. G, Mr. Gib, Mr. Lobis, Mr. Patton, Mr. Chebra, Ms Wargo, and her fellow classmates for their guidance and support over the last four years. A huge thank you to her mentor, Jennine Babo, for always encouraging her to be the best person she can be.
LAYLA GOJANIUK (Kim MacAfee) has had the privilege of being a part of Notre Dame’s Performing Arts Department since her freshman year. She has performed in Guys and Dolls, The Cinderella Complex, Beauty and the Beast, Murder on the Orient Express, Godspell, Macbeth, and is very excited to be playing Kim MacAfee in Bye Bye Birdie this year. She has also been a member of the Madrigal Singers since her freshman year. She would like to thank Mr. Patton, Mr. Lobis, Ms. Wargo, and the Gibilisco family for their guidance, opportunities, and support throughout her high school career. She would also like to thank her family for their love and support, and her friends for the memories she wouldn’t trade for the world. “Break legs everyone!”
GRACE HOFFMAN (Doris MacAfee) is excited to be a part of the spring musical Bye Bye Birdie! She has performed in Guys and Dolls, Beauty and the Beast, Godspell, and Macbeth. She is also a member of the Madrigal Singers. Grace would like to thank her family and friends for all their support throughout the years. She would also like to thank Mr. and Mrs. G, along with all directors, cast, crew, and orchestra for their hard work in the Performing Arts Department and helping her to create so many wonderful memories these past four years!
Senior Bios
LIAM HOGAN (Orchestra) has been a part of Notre Dame’s Performing Arts Department for all four years of his high school career. He is a four-year member of the Madrigal Singers along with the Jazz and Concert Bands. Unfortunately, he was only able to be a part of Guys and Dolls and Bye Bye Birdie because of Covid, but he still had a good time. Upon graduation he will attend Mercer County Community College to begin his studies to become a Studio Engineer.
DAELAN HONTANOSAS (Orchestra) is a proud four-year member of the Notre Dame’s Pit Orchestra. She loves getting involved with each musical in the pit, as well as behind the scenes with painting sets. Daelan has been a four-year member of Chamber Orchestra, Band and String Ensemble and was named Captain of the String Ensemble her senior year. She would like to thank her parents, Mr. G, Mr. Gib and all the members of the Notre Dame Pit Orchestra for helping her become the musician she is today. Daelan would like to give a very special thanks to Mrs. Brydges for welcoming her into the ND Arts and supporting her, with both school and her career, and helping her become the artist she is today. She wishes the best of luck to all the cast, crew and pit. Break a leg everyone!
MEAGAN HONTANOSAS (Crew) is grateful to have been part of the Notre Dame Performing Arts productions of Guys and Dolls, Beauty and the Beast, Godspell, and now Bye Bye Birdie. She has been working on plays since her freshman year as a part of the paint crew. Maegan will further her skills in paint as she goes on to take art classes at Parsons School of Design in New York City. Maegan would like to thank Mrs. Brydges for always communicating with her and for being one of the most understanding and patient people she has met. Maegan would also like to thank Mr. Chebra and the whole build crew for all the work they put into making sets for us to paint. She wishes the best of luck to everyone on stage.
Senior Bios
ETHAN KOHN (Spotlight/Set Build/Costumes) has done spotlight for every Notre Dame musical since his freshman year! In addition, he has assisted Mr. Chebra and the build crew for the building of sets for many Notre Dame performances. This year he also assisted Mrs. Gibilisco with some alterations of costumes. Ethan also participated in Cross Country, Track, and the Concert Band. Upon graduation, Ethan will pursue a degree in fashion design. Ethan would like to thank Mr. Chebra, Mr. & Mrs. Gibilisco, Mr. Patton, Mr. Lobis, and all of his friends and family for their love and support!
PHOEBE KONG (Orchestra/Set Painting) has been a violinist for the Notre Dame’s Performing Arts Department since her freshman year. She played in Guys and Dolls, Beauty and the Beast, and Bye Bye Birdie. Phoebe was also a set painter for Beauty and the Beast, Godspell, and Bye Bye Birdie. She would like to give special thanks to Mrs. Brydges and Mr. Gib for supporting her interests in the visual and performing arts, and providing balance to a wonderful high school experience.
MOLLY MacISAAC (Mae Peterson) has been an active member of the Notre Dame’s Performing Arts since her freshman year. She has been involved in nine Notre Dame Productions including Guys and Dolls, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, The Cinderella Complex as Lady Laughingtower, Beauty and the Beast, Metamorphoses, Murder on the Orient Express as Sonja Armstrong and Stage Manager, Godspell as Nietzsche, All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, and Macbeth as Lennox. Molly has been in the Madrigal Singers for four years and danced in Fusion for three years. Upon graduation, Molly hopes to major in music and social work in college. She would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. G, Mr. Lobis, Mr. Patton, and Ms. Wargo for helping her grow as a musician and a performer these past four years. She would also like to thank her parents, brother James, and Nana and Grampy for their unconditional love and support.
Senior Bios
ALESSANDRA MORABITO (Set Paint) has been part of the Performing Arts Department since her freshman year. She is so grateful to have been able to participate in so many shows. Alessandra will be attending art school to study Painting this upcoming fall. She is excited to take the skills she has learned and apply them to the next chapter of her life. She would like to thank Mrs. Brydges for all of her hard work, her family for their continued support over the past four years, and Notre Dame for a wonderful high school experience.
GEORGE MULARADELIS (Harvey Johnson / Set Build) has been on the stage for Notre Dame’s Performing Arts for the past four years and behind the scenes helping build sets for five years. He has performed in every show since his freshman year musical, Guys and Dolls, as well as being a four-year member of the Madrigal Singers. His favorite memories include being a talking wall in The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: Abridged, professionally dueling and stabbing George Lobis in Macbeth, and constantly being a test dummy for all of the sets before using them in rehearsal. He wants to thank all of the directors he’s worked with: Mr. Lobis and Mr. Patton, Mr. and Mrs. G, and Ms. Wargo for the time they put into making the shows possible. George wants to extend an extra special thanks to Mr. Chebra and Mrs. Brydges for the unsung work that goes on backstage, and for giving him a home at Set Build. He thanks his family but wants to especially thank his Dad for everything he’s done, both for the shows, and in always supporting him.
HANNAH PARK (Orchestra) is a proud member of the Notre Dame’s Performing Arts Department. She has performed in band orchestra since freshman year playing the keyboard for three years. She performed in Guys and Dolls and Bye Bye Birdie. She would like to thank her family, Mr. G, Mr. Gib, and all her friends in ND’s Performing Arts for the great memories in band class, practice, and the trips to Disney World.
Senior Bios
ASHLEY REME (Orchestra) has been a member of Notre Dame’s Preforming Arts Department since her freshman year. She has played violin in the Pit Orchestra for Guys and Dolls, Beauty and the Beast, and is very excited to play in Bye Bye Birdie. Ashley not only plays the violin in Pit Orchestra, but she also played the violin in Chamber Orchestra, String Ensemble, and Concert Band since freshman year. She would like to thank Mr. G and Mr. Gib for the opportunity to play and perform, and the good memories and friends that have come with it. She would especially like to thank her family for loving and supporting her, and driving her to frequent practices. Good luck to the Cast, Crew, and Orchestra of Bye Bye Birdie! Ashley hopes you enjoy the music.
ARIELLE RIOS (Orchestra) has been a member of Notre Dame’s Performing Arts Department since her freshman year and plays flute/ piccolo in the Concert Band and Chamber Orchestra. She is excited to return to the Orchestra Pit for Bye Bye Birdie. Prior to the pandemic, Arielle was a dedicated member of the Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra and the Youth Orchestra of Central Jersey. Outside of music, Arielle is involved in Varsity Cheerleading and National Honors Society. She would like to thank Mr. G, Mr. Gib, and her flute teachers, Mrs. Kaufman and Mr. Lane, for helping her grow as a musician over the years. She is also grateful for the endless support from her family, voice teacher Natalie, and best friend Raj. In the future she plans to study in California and major in psychology.
BRAYDEN SCHAEFFER (Policeman) has performed in Notre Dame’s Guys & Dolls, Beauty & The Beast, and recently this fall, in Macbeth. He is a four-year member of the Madrigal Singers. Brayden has also enjoyed being involved in Peer Leadership, Cross-Country, Swim (Captain), and National Honor Society. He will pursue a degree in Biology with Marine and Environmental focus and plans to continue his swim career through college. Brayden would like to thank Mr. & Mrs. G and all the directors for the opportunities they have given him. He would like to give a special thank you to his parents, family and friends for all of their support these last few years. He is forever grateful to the Performing Arts Department and its supporters for the special and everlasting memories he has made. Lastly, he would like to wish the best of luck to the cast and crew of Bye Bye Birdie.
