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Michael Ajango (Admiral Boom/Bank Chairman/Ensemble) splits theater time between acting and directing. Favorite MT roles: Mssr. Firmin (Phantom of the Opera), Annas (Jesus Christ Superstar), Kralahome (King & I), Underling (Drowsy Chaperone) and Jacob/Potiphar/Guru (Joseph…Dreamcoat). Favorite directing duties: The Wizard of Oz, Annie, Godspell (Calvary Players); Vanya Sonia Masha Spike (Evergreen); Other Desert Cities (Attic). Mike's wife, Janet, is an active costume designer, having done costumes for many of Mike's shows as well as for Birder Players (De Pere). Thanks to Stephen and Kent for casting this old dog. Enjoy the show!
April Beiswenger (Scenic Designer) is an Associate Professor and Director of Theatre Studies. She received an MA in Theatre Arts from Villanova University and an MFA in Theatre Design from West Virginia University. April has worked for many theatres across the country, including Peninsula Players as a scenic artist and Mountain Playhouse as Scenic Designer. She would like to especially thank the tech crew for all their hard work.
Sarah Conard (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be a part of the Mary Poppins team! Sarah is from Kewaunee, WI, and is a graduate of the St. Norbert College theatre department. She has done a multitude of shows both on and off stage, including Emilie, Stop Kiss, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and many others. When not in the theatre, you can find Sarah reading, doodling, and learning photography. She would like to thank her family and friends for their constant support, and the cast and crew for making the show truly magical!
Charlie DeVillers (Bass) is a St. Norbert College alumni returning for his seventh summer music theater production at SNC. Charlie graduated in 2017 and was involved with many music groups including the Knights on Broadway and Knight Theater during his time at SNC. Charlie is currently working towards earning a master's degree in commercial music at Belmont University in Nashville, TN and hopes to pursue a career performing in pit orchestras professionally after graduation.
Tomás Dominguez (George Banks) is excited to be back on the stage in a musical, especially in Mary Poppins. He received his BM from UW-Eau Claire and his MM from DePaul University, where he studied with Metropolitan Opera tenorm, Michael Sylvester.  He was heard recently as Prince Ramiro in La Cenerentola in Weimar, Germany and portraying Jimmy Reno in Opera for the Young's “The Elixir of Love”. He teaches voice lessons in the Green Bay area including at the Birder Studio in De Pere, WI and as adjunct faculty at the University of Wisconsin at Green Bay. In his free time, he loves to play board games and video games with friends. He would like to thank his wife Vicky and his family for all their support.  Toi toi toi!
Sarah Doyle (Miss Smythe/Ensemble) is delighted to be a part of Mary Poppins. Recent roles include Birder Players’ I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change (Woman #1), Evergreen’s Fiddler on the Roof (Fruma-Sarah) and Panache (Kathleen Trafalgar). Sarah is a member of the Dudley Birder Chorale of SNC and also assists backstage for SNC Next Stage. She would like to thank Stephen and Kent for this splendid opportunity. Love and gratitude to her husband Brandon and son Chandler for their infinite support and encouragement.
Hayley Eastman (Ensemble) is a junior at UWGB and is double majoring in Education and Dance. She loves performing, playing with her cat, and dancing! She is so thrilled to be sharing the stage with such an amazingly talented group of people! Hayley has performed in shows such as Grease (Sandy), Next Stage’s Miss Saigon (Ellen), SNC’s Cats (Tantomile), and UWGB’s Legally Blonde (Serena). She would like to thank her friends and family for all their support, and she is so grateful to be performing alongside her sister Sara!
Sara Eastman (Ensemble) recently graduated from the University of Green Bay with a degree in mathematics. She will be teaching at Bay Port High School next school year. When not in the classroom, Sara can be found in the theater performing, directing, or choreographing. Her most recent performances include Evergreen's production of Fiddler on the Roof and UWGB’s Legally Blonde. Sara is thrilled to be working with such an amazingly talented cast and is excited to direct a Junior production of Mary Poppins this coming school year. She would like to thank her sister Hayley for teaching her how to tap dance.
Jax Emmel (Ensemble) is so thrilled to be a part of the ensemble for Mary Poppins. Some of his other roles were Mark in A Chorus Line, Nick Bottom in A Midsummers Night Dream, and Duke Weaselton in Frozen. He will be attending UWSP in the fall where he will be majoring in dance. He would also like to thank his family and friends for the endless support that they give him.   
Linda Feldmann (Miss Andrew/Ensemble) is delighted to be part of this production of “Mary Poppins”—even if she does have to play the villain! Past favorite roles include Mame (Mame), Desiree (A Little Night Music), Madame Giry (Phantom of the Opera) and Anna (King and I).  She recently performed the role of “The Witch” in Hansel and Gretel with the Green Bay Civic Symphony and is a regular soloist with the Dudley Birder Chorale. Linda is an Adjunct Instructor of Music at SNC and also teaches private voice at her studio in Appleton.
Josh Fields (Arts Administrative Assistant): As a longtime lover of music, Josh found the intrinsic joys of all art forms through the Arts Management program at UW - Green Bay. During his last semester, he was fortunate enough to be hired as an intern for Music Theatre which has since turned into a position as Arts Administrative Assistant for both Music Theatre and Dudley Birder Chorale.  While being new to the world of theatre, he very much feels at home with all of the Music Theatre team. Aside from music and drumming, Josh is quite fond of philosophy, photography, Indian food, and adventures with his best gal Jamie.
Kevin Flogel (Choreographer/Northbrook/Ensemble) is thrilled to be a co-choreographer and cast member of Mary Poppins. Kevin has a Music Education Degree from UWGB and a Masters Degree in Technology from Marian University. He currently serves as the Artistic Director at Webster Elementary Children’s Center for the Integrated Arts. He also directs the Rhapsody in Red Show Choir at Green Bay East High. He has been in numerous musicals but his favorites are A Chorus Line, Joseph, and West Side Story. When he’s not on stage, Kevin can be found in many other theatres enjoying shows and getting new ideas into his head.
Ryan Flood (Neleus/Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of "Mary Poppins."  As an 8th grader at West De Pere Middle School, Ryan enjoys musical theatre, playing the saxophone, and skateboarding everywhere and on everything.  He also enjoys playing football, basketball, and running track with his friends. When he is not being a student, Ryan keeps his family entertained with impromptu haikus and stand up comedy.  Ryan's previous theatre experience has been as Aladdin in the musical version, James, in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," and Chadwick in "Elf the Musical."
Chris Gabryszek (Sound Engineer) marks his sixth season with SNC Music Theatre, in addition to over 18 years as Theatre Manager and Technical Director at Bay Port High School.  In that time, Chris was on staff for over 30 productions, in addition to countless other stage events.  He is employed full-time at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College as IT Systems and Security Instructor. In his free time, Chris enjoys riding his motorcycle and spending time with family and friends.
Greta Gartzke (Toy/Ensemble) is delighted to be a part of Mary Poppins! Greta is from Green Bay, WI, and is a sixth grader at Aldo Leopold.  Last year included performances in Singing in the Rain Jr, The Showcase Of Stars, Charlotte’s Web, and more. Greta enjoys reading, writing, musical theatre, drawing, and binge-watching TV shows. Greta would like to thank her parents for their endless support, and for driving her everywhere. Greta is a student at Birder Studios and is looking forward to new opportunities to come!
Kristen Green (Ensemble) will be senior at Green Bay East High and her favorite stage credits include Chiffon in Little Shop of Horrors, Gabrielle in Cinderella and Val in A Chorus Line. She’ll be playing Debby in East’s upcoming production of Billy Elliot. Kristen is also involved in show choir, vocal jazz, forensics, student council, NHS and more. In addition, Kristen has sung in the Green Bay Girl Choir for the past 11 years. Lastly, she wants to thank her family and friends for their endless support.
Patricia Grimm (Props Designer) has been creating, buying and foraging for props for nearly 50 years since her first high school production at St. Joseph’s Academy in St. Paul, MN. She has worked with theater groups in Minnesota, Los Angeles, CA and, for 30 years, here in Green Bay with Next Door Children’s Theater, Evergreen Productions, Theatre Z and Green Bay Community Theater. She is thrilled to add Play-by-Play and Summer Stage to this list. Thanks, Paul!
Sofie Hammen (Toy/Ensemble) is an 8th grader and this is her first musical with St. Norbert. She has been in 15 plays and musicals at Little Chute Schools and throughout the community. Some of her favorites include Fiddler on the Roof, Cinderella, Seussical, and Shrek. She’s also been in choir for four years. Sofie would like to thank her friends and family for supporting her. She would also like to thank all of the people who put so much time and effort into this musical. Sofie would like to give one last special thanks to Mr. Tim Van Eperen. He is such an amazing person and is always encouraging everyone to do better. She has met so many extremely amazing people in this show they came with open arms and made her feel like she was part of a big dorky theater family. She loves them all and she hopes you enjoy the show.
Kelly Haselhuhn (horn) has performed in numerous musicals over the past 18 years and is excited to be part of St. Norbert’s production of Mary Poppins. She received her Master's Degree in Horn Performance from Baylor University and is currently 3rd horn in the Marquette Symphony Orchestra. She enjoys traveling and music has given her many opportunities to perform in the US and overseas. Kelly and her husband Adam make their home in Lena, WI.
Cassidy Heim-Dittmer (Ensemble) is thrilled to be in Mary Poppins, having memorized every line of the movie as a child and being taught to sing by Julie Andrews! Favorite roles played at SNC and nearby: Dulcinea (Man of La Mancha), Sara Brown (Guys and Dolls), Mazie (Seussical), Glinda (Wizard of Oz), Frau Schroeder (Sound of Music), Grace (Annie), and Eve (Children of Eden). Cassidy owns True Living Massage and Wellness in De Pere where she offers therapeutic massage and healthy lifestyle coaching. She would like to thank her clients and, especially, her family for being so supportive and understanding during the past two months!
Sarah Marie Hibbard (Mary Poppins) is delighted to be playing Mary Poppins in SNC Summer Stage’s production.  Sarah is from Suamico, WI and an alumnus of St. Norbert College where she studied Biology, Chemistry and Math. (Yes, all three.) When not playing a magically odd nanny, she can be found talking with her dog Bella, reading books, or playing pool at The Abbey.  Before she took a brief hiatus from the stage by directing Knight Theatre’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame, she was seen playing Elle Woods in Legally Blonde, Kristine in A Chorus Line, Holly in The Wedding Singer, and many more roles in Green Bay and Madison area productions. She has also performed with the Knights on Broadway, the Abbey Singers, and Project Pink. She extends great gratitude to the entire production team, cast, and crew for their guidance and participation in this enchanted experience. Hugs and kisses to Mom and Dad - thank you always encouraging my magical dreams.
TJ Hock (Ensemble) is more than honored to be apart of this production. TJ will be a junior at Pulaski High School. TJ has done other shows for his school like Grease, 42nd Street, and others, but this is his first show outside of school. When not on the stage, you can find TJ playing games or instruments with friends, out on the soccer field, or studying for AP Chemistry because exams give him anxiety. He would like to thank his family and friends for their utmost love and support for his passion.
Emily Hoeppner (Ensemble) is Over the Rooftops excited to Step in Time with such a Supercali cast!  She has enjoyed performing in a variety of local productions & is thrilled to be joining SNC MT for the first time!  Emily would like to thank the directors/cast/crew & friends/family for their support during this Jolly Holiday!  Emily will be an 8th grader at Notre Dame this fall & plans to study musical theater in college - ultimately hoping to help bring the arts to students with special needs! Remember - Anything Can Happen if you Let it! 
Jill Huguet (Park Keeper) is thrilled to be in the cast of Mary Poppins after a several year hiatus from theatre. Jill holds a BA from UWGB and MA from Kansas State University in Theatre.  She has worked both on and off stage with touring productions and theaters from Kansas to England.  A few of her favorite performing productions are Annie, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Marat/Sade, Damn Yankees and Opening Ceremonies of London 2012 Olympic Games. She would like to thank the Mary Poppins team for letting her Fly a Kite, again.
Sara Hyska (Ensemble) is excited to be part of the Mary Poppins cast! She is from Green Bay, WI, and is a graduate of St. Norbert College. Sara has been in a number of shows including, The King and I, Hello Dolly, Anything Goes, Leader of the Pack and The Lost Dauphin. She is a 4k teacher at Bonduel Elementary School. In her free time, Sara enjoys spending time with family and friends, shopping, attending Packer games, and traveling.  She would like to thank her family and friends for their support. She would also like to thank the cast and crew for making this such a fun and memorable experience!
Olivia Jackson (Fannie/Ensemble) is thrilled to be a part of Summer Theatre’s Mary Poppins. She is 13 and has been performing since she was 6. Some of her favorite roles include Flounder from Little Mermaid Jr, Little Red from Into the Woods Junior and many others. She could be seen performing in Dream Role (UW Fox) the past 2 years and, hopefully, many more to come. She also loves performing at the Weidner Center yearly for Holiday Pops with Dudley Birder Chorale. She hopes to pursue theatre and singing throughout the years. She studies at Birder Studio of Performing Arts where she is a part of Troupe 2, Teen Acting Company, voice and piano and dance.
Ryan Karsten (Ensemble) is excited to be performing for the first time with the SNC Summer Stage group in Mary Poppins.  Ryan is from Green Bay, WI, and will be attending UWGB this fall.  He plans to study Business and is a history enthusiast.  His main passion is musical theater, but he is also interested in stage management.  He has been involved in the HSSD theater program since he performed in Bay View Middle School’s rendition of Seussical.  He has most recently performed in SNC Next Stage productions of School of Rock and Miss Saigon.
Greg Kaye (Light Designer) is excited to return for his twelfth season with Music Theatre, having most recently designed lighting for School of Rock, and scenery and lighting for Les Miserables and Phantom of the Opera. He is currently Assistant Professor of Theater and Technical Director at Cardinal Stritch University. Greg is an alumnus of St. Norbert College (BA ’05) and Florida State University (MFA ’08). Big thanks to Ellen, Charlie, & danger-nugget Cooper! Check out Greg’s work at GregKayeDesign.com.
Tegean Keomanyvong (Messenger/Ensemble) is very excited to be in this production of Mary Poppins. Tegean is from Green Bay WI and loves to act and sing and when he is not on stage he loves to hang out with friends and play Fortnite (sometimes). He wants to thank his family and friends that support him through this journey and he really wants to thank Mrs.Knoespel (choir and musical director at Lombardi MIddle school) and Mr. Rockstroh (choir teacher at Southwest high school) for pushing Tegean to be the best he can be at acting and singing. He also wants to thank the cast of Les Misérables from Southwest high school for also supporting me he wants to thank everyone for his “step in time”.
Joseph Dean Kolze (Michael Banks) is honored to be apart of the Mary Poppins family.  Joey is a proud Green Bay native and a student at Webster Elementary in Allouez where he performed as Herbert in Junie B. Jones, Jr.  Joey loves to play football and other sports with his friends, volunteer for Ribbon of Hope, create new worlds in Minecraft and cheer on the Packers.  A special shout out to Mom, Dad, all his teachers, family and friends for supporting him. Go Pack Go!
Jennifer Kosloski (Ensemble) is enjoying her first SNCSS production, especially watching daughter Meredith (Jane). Having performed in over 40 shows, her favorite roles include Maria (The Sound of Music), Gabby/Bobbi (City of Angels), Nicki (Sweet Charity), Val (A Chorus Line), Laurie (Oklahoma!), and Soloist/Company Member (UW-Fox Valley’s annual Dream Role revue). Offstage, she is proud mom of Meredith, Hazel, and Veronica, Valley New School Advisor, church choir member, food lover, and passionate traveler.  
Megan Lau (flute/piccolo) is super excited to be a part of the show! Megan is from De Pere, WI and will be a senior at St. Norbert this fall studying Instrumental and General Music Education. She has played in the pit for several shows throughout high school and college, most recently in SNC’s production of Into the Woods. When she’s not practicing, Megan can also be found on the golf course or working at Starbucks in De Pere. She would like to thank her family and friends for their constant support in all her musical endeavors!
Rose Lemerande (Jane Banks) is excited to be a part of Mary Poppins and is grateful to SNC Music Theatre Summer Stage for giving her this opportunity. Rose is soon to be in eighth grade at Red Smith school in Green Bay. Rose has been involved in theatre since she was six years old, first appearing in Children of Eden at Calvary Players. She has since played the roles of Annie in Annie, Jr.; Flounder in The Little Mermaid, Jr.; and Sponge in James and the Giant Peach, Jr. Rose would like to thank her mom Christine for her support, and her father Chad for introducing her to the theatre.
Caitlin Lloyd (Winifred Banks): There is nothing more magical than creating art! Love to Evan, Addie, and Tommy for letting Momma out of the house to play.
Paul Mashl (Producer) is the Operations Director for Visual and Performing Arts at St. Norbert College, where he has served in a business, production, operations and facility management capacity supporting arts programming for over 13 years. He has served as technical director or helped produce more than 100 plays and musicals alongside thousands of other events over his career. In 2016, St. Norbert College awarded Paul the Exceptional Service Award for his dedication to the college’s mission and by exemplifying “radical hospitality” in his vital role of how the college is perceived by visitors to the college. In addition to serving in an advisory role to Theatre Z and other area non-profits, Paul has already been serving as producer to St. Norbert’s Next Stage program for the past three years. He received his Bachelor of Arts in theatre with a minor in music from North Central College.
Julia Mlynczak (Ensemble) is ecstatic to be a part of Mary Poppins this summer and grateful for the opportunity to be many characters in the show from chimney sweep to broken toy! Mary Poppins was one of her favorite movies when she was younger and she never dreamed she’d get to perform the show. Julia will be a Senior at Green Bay East High in the fall and has previously been in productions there, her favorite was A Chorus Line in which she played Connie. She is excited to be a part of East’s production of Billy Elliot in the fall! She’d like to thank everyone in this show for being so welcoming and her parents for always supporting her.
Elaine Moss (Bird Woman): After 45 years of being in pit orchestras, Elaine decided to see what life was like up on stage.  She thanks her parents for buying her the Mary Poppins Easy Note Piano Book at age 7. To Emily - thank you for believing. Thanks to everyone involved for this fantastic experience!  She dedicates this performance to her beloved Marshall.
Stacey Nellen-Kolze (Hair and Makeup Designer) is a proud supporter of the arts and loves being involved with productions at St. Norbert’s College.  Stacey received her BA in Technical Theater and is a 2017 Distinguished Alumni from the University of WI-Green Bay. After graduation (’98), she pursued her license as a Cosmetologist (WI College of Cosmetology, Green Bay), to enhance her career in the theater.  From 1998-2013, Stacey worked with I.A.T.S.E. Local 470 as a stagehand for a variety of touring productions at venues around Northeastern WI. During this time, she also toured nationally and internationally (Canada, Brazil and Asia) managing the hair department and/or as assistant wardrobe supervisor on shows such as The King and I, SWING!, The Sound of Music and the vocal group, Five By Design.  Stacey owns Nell’s Wigs and Boutique, located in Allouez, and has loved finding her way back to the theater designing for productions at St. Norbert’s College, UWGB, East High School and Webster Elementary.  In her free time, Stacey volunteers as a board member for The Ribbon of Hope Foundation and enjoys spending time with her husband Dean and son Joey. A special thank you goes out to you, for being a patron of the arts!
Kat Nixon (Ensemble) is a recent graduate of De Pere High School. She cannot wait to share what she's been working on this summer. Kat has been in many shows including Anything Goes, Miss Saigon, School of Rock, and Jekyll and Hyde in August. She will be heading off to Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama this fall to get her undergrad in Exercise Science with a minor in Theatre. Kat would like to thank her friends, family, and teachers for allowing her to reach her full potential and always supporting her. War Eagle!
Dr. Sarah Parks (Mrs. Brill) is an Associate Professor of Music at St. Norbert College, where she conducts the college choirs, teaches voice lessons and choral music education courses, and supervises student teachers. An active stage performer in her younger years, Parks has enjoyed making the transition from roles like Beauty to Mrs. Potts (Beauty and the Beast), and the Beggar Woman in Sweeney Todd to Madame Armfeldt in A Little Night Music. As always, she thanks her family for all their patience and support!
Erin Patchak (Choreographer/Ensemble) is thrilled to be back on the Walter Stage after a 15-year hiatus since college! Performance credits include, KIDS From Wisconsin, Fab Fifties Live Dinner Theater, Green Bay Community Theater, and guest vocalist appearances with the Allouez Village Band. A proud SNC alum, Erin teaches in the Howard-Suamico School District.  Sometimes dubbed the “singing history teacher”, outside of her classroom, Erin enjoys combining her love of teaching with her passion for the performing arts by serving as a director, choreographer, and clinician for northeastern Wisconsin middle and high schools.
Mason Patchak (Michael Banks) is thrilled to be making his theatrical debut with Summer Stage. While new to the world of theater, Mason has been playing violin since the age of five and plays with the St. Norbert College Youth Orchestra. This fall he will be a fifth grader at Lineville Intermediate School. When not practicing music, he enjoys running 5K’s with his mom and designing lego robotics and all things Star Wars with his dad. Special thanks and shout out to his little sister Emmy for practicing his lines and songs with him!
Kent Paulsen (Music Director/Producer) returns for his 29th production with Music Theatre since 1996.  Kent is also the Director and Founder of the Knights on Broadway and was recently named as the Artistic Director of the Dudley Birder Chorale.  Kent is also a keyboard player for the touring Broadway productions at the Appleton PAC, including  Wicked, Beautiful, Cabaret, and Book of Mormon. He was honored to play the tour of Les Miz recently in San Diego. He is also the choir director/ organist/ and worship and music coordinator at Calvary Lutheran Church.  He has a master's degree in choral conducting and music education from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Most importantly, I dedicate these shows to my practically perfect wife Emily and my wonderful children Elsabeth, Gretchen, and Miles.
Erica Peters (Costume Designer) Erica is thrilled to collaborate with St. Norbert on this show. Other design credits include Green Bay East’s productions of A Chorus Line, Cinderella, and Little Shop of Horrors. At St. Norbert College, Erica has designed and costumed for Next Stage productions of Miss Saigon and School of Rock. She would like to thank her family for all of their support!
Dr. Simon Pfeil (Bert) is excited to be performing the role of Bert in his first SNC Summer Stage production. An Assistant Professor of Mathematics at St. Norbert College, Simon spends more time with number theory than musical numbers; however, he's delighted to get back to his theatrical roots. His former stage credits include West Side Story, The Wizard of Oz, A Little Night Music, Candide, and The Nutcracker, to name a few. He wants to thank Stephen and Kent for the opportunity to join this tremendously talented cast, his wife, Margaret, for her constant love and support, and his son, Leo, for making life supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
Corey Allan Pinchart (Technical Director & Scene Shop Manager): Corey is in his 8th year at St. Norbert College and his 7th as Technical Director.  He has worked professionally for Pamiro Opera, Weidner Center for the Performing Arts, Dan Riley Entertainment and UWGB Music and Theatre.  You have also seen some of his scene design work right here on the Music Theatre stage. HUGE thanks to the shop crew for putting up with a crazy build schedule and lots of deadlines this summer.  Love to Michelle, Brooklyn and Blake for not having Daddy home as much as they wanted. Lastly, thank you...for supporting the performing arts...Enjoy the Show!
Meredith Plamann (Jane Banks) is in her first SNC Summer Stage production as well as her first big role. Previous performance experience includes UW-Fox Valley’s annual Dream Role musical revue, ballet at Valley Academy for the Arts, and church choir and musicals. Next fall, she’ll start seventh grade at Valley New School, Appleton. In her free time, she enjoys reading, traveling, dancing, singing, and sewing. Meredith would like to thank her family and the cast and directors for their support!
Carly Preissner (Ensemble) is excited to be tapping in Mary Poppins.  Carly just recently received her Masters’ degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and Autism. She is not a stranger to the stage as some of her favorite roles include Millie in Thoroughly Modern Millie, Lucy in Jekyll and Hyde the Musical, Thea in Spring Awakening, Ensemble in Young Frankenstein, Gertrude in Seussical the Musical, and Princess Fiona in Shrek the Musical.  Carly was also a Singer/Dancer in the 2011 KIDS from Wisconsin.  She would like to thank her family and fincé, David, for all of their support throughout the years.  
Lisa Pritzl (Ensemble) is back on stage! She fell in love with dance at the age of three and continued to pursue her passion as performer, teacher and choreographer for over 20 years. She met her husband Mike at UWGB and they performed in Pinocchio. Soon after they started their family and have 2 boys, Brandon (25) and Garitt (21). In 2015 and 2018 she participated in the American Red Cross Dancing with Our Stars fundraising event. Many thanks to her family and friends who are always so supportive!
Tazia Reese (Annie Cory) is honored to be part of SNC production of Mary Poppins. Tazia is from Green Bay, WI, and is in 8th grade at Edison Middle School where she has participated in The Wizard of Oz and The Music Man. Tazia is a member of Edison’s Musical Impact Show Choir, Forensics, Junior National Honor Society and is working toward her Second Degree Black Belt. She would like to thank SNC for offering such a fantastic program and would like to thank everyone for coming to see the production!
Sherrill Revolinski (Participant Coordinator) is a community volunteer involved with Evergreen Productions, strictly backstage, along with the Volunteer Center of Brown County. She is a retired CPA and, currently, an adjunct instructor at Lakeland University.
Elissa Ribbens (Associate Music Director/ Accompanist) is a junior piano performance major from De Pere. She has been involved in many musical activities including being an intern for the Birder Chorale, singing with WAMI award-winning trio Tre Principesse, playing for Knight Theatre, and accompanying various church services, musicals, concerts, and solo events on and off campus. Mary Poppins is her tenth musical, fourth show being rehearsal accompanist and sixth show being in the pit.
Brittney Roffers (Assistant Technical Director) just finished her second academic year at SNC as the Assistant Technical Director. She earned her BA in Technical Theatre and Design from UW-Green Bay in 2011. Previously, Brittney has worked with the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts, several summers with SNC Music Theatre, and Creede Repertory Theatre. Brittney’s current adventures include learning to carve wood by hand and lathe work. She would like to thank everyone for all their hard work and her family and friends for the love and support over the years.
Michael Rosewall (Producer) is Professor of Music and Associate Academic Dean at St. Norbert College, where he has taught for 25 years. He has directed or music directed more than thirty musicals over his career, recently conducting the pit orchestra for Anything Goes, Miss Saigon and School of Rock for St. Norbert’s Next Stage summer musical theater program. A familiar performer for local audiences, Michael has sung the roles of Frederick in A Little Night Music and Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof in St. Norbert productions. He received his doctorate in Conducting and Historical Performance Practice from Stanford University and his bachelors and masters degrees in Music Education from the University of Minnesota.
Stephen Rupsch (Director/Producer) is the Associate Dean for Visual and Performing Arts at SNC. Among his productions: The Tempest, She Kills Monsters, Songs for a New World, Metamorphoses, The Laramie Project, The Shape of Things, A Little Night Music, Fat Pig, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 4.48 Psychosis. He is also Artistic Director for Theatre Z, credits include: Angels in America, Other Desert Cities, Frozen and Sordid Lives. He received his PhD from the University of Oregon and MA in directing from Middlesex University in London.
Alex M. Sabin (Robertson Ay/Valentine) has been an avid player of De Pere for over 10 years; frequenting Music Theatre at St. Norbert College, stage plays with Theatre Z and Evergreen Productions, and performances with The Dance Company of Shirley Vans Studio. As a UW-Stevens Point graduate with a BA in Drama, he applies his craft as a Bartender and Assistant Manager at the Broadway Theatre of De Pere. He thanks his supportive family with love and appreciation evermore. Proud cheers to ‘Mary Poppins’, the cast/crew, and Summer Stage!
Craig Sampo (Clarinet) is excited to play his first show at St. Norbert College. Craig is from Pulaski, WI, and is a senior in the St. Norbert College music education program. Around the area he has participated in many different musical ensembles and musical pits such as the Pulaski Marching Band, Pulaski Community band and choir and Music for the Sake of Music, and shows such as Fiddler on the Roof, Anything Goes and more. In his free time, Craig enjoys watching movies, reading about Star Wars, and playing video games. He would like to thank his family and friends for their continuing love and support.
Wendy Scattergood (Cello) is originally from the Seattle area and studied cello at Washington State University, Konservatorium der Stadt Wien, and Purdue University. She plays regularly with the Manitowoc Symphony and has played with many different groups in NE Wisconsin. She also played for Rod Stewart and Smokey Robinson when they were in the Green Bay area. When not playing cello, Wendy is a Political Science Professor at St. Norbert College and an animal lover - look for her dog Oliver in next month’s SNC magazine!
Alicia Skrivanie (Miss Lark) is overjoyed to be returning to the stage for this production. Alicia is born and raised in Green Bay, WI and graduated from St Norbert College (’13) with a BA in Theatre Studies. She then traveled to New York City to pursue her Masters at NYU in Educational Theatre. She was involved in Knights on Broadway, St Norbert Theatre (Twelfth Night-Sir Toby Belch, Laramie Project-multiple characters, Fat Pig-Helen), and Knight Theatre (Seussical-Bird Girl, Urinetown-Penny Pennywise, and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels-Jolene Oaks). She would like to thank her family and friends for their love and support! Break a leg fellow Poppin folks; it has been a pleasure sharing the stage with all of you, cast and crew!
Georgia Steenbock (Ensemble) is loving being part of Mary Poppins! She is 9 years old and has been performing on stage since she was 3. This is her 19th musical and her second appearance with SNC Music Theatre. She has also performed with Birder Studio Of Performing Arts, Birder Players, and Calvary Players. Georgia studies musical theater at Birder Studio and ballet at Skorzewski School Of Ballet. She attends Leonardo Da Vinci School. Georgia thanks all of her teachers, friends and family for their support in her, and also thanks the directors, cast and crew of Mary Poppins for the great experience. Enjoy the show!
Bart Stillwell (Policeman/Ensemble) is a graduate of Seton Home Study School. This is his first show with SNC Summer Stage and he is thrilled to be a part of the amazing cast of "Mary Poppins.” He was recently was seen in Daddy D's production of Guys & Dolls (concert version), Evergreen’s “Fiddler on the Roof”  and is a member of the Dudley Birder Chorale. His past roles include; Friedrich in the "Sound of Music,” and the Baker in "Into the Woods.” Outside of theatre, Bart enjoys running and hockey. Lastly, Bart would like to thank all his family and friends for their loving support.
David Stillwell (Ensemble/Queen Victoria’s bodyguard) is excited to be in the “Mary Poppins” Musical.  He has been in the ensembles of two homeschool musicals in the past: “Wizard of Oz” and “Into the Woods”.  He loves to sing, play violin and piano. He is looking forward to being in a Shakespeare play at St. John Paul II Classical School next year as a 5th grader.  In addition to his love of music and acting, he enjoys playing hockey and swimming. David thanks his older brothers Joseph, Patrick, and Bart for being his model and inspiration in the world of music-theatre!
April Rose Strom-Johnson (Mrs. Corry, Queen Victoria) is thrilled to be a part of the Mary Poppins cast! April is from Oconto, WI, originally, but has lived in the Green Bay area since graduating from UW Green Bay. She has been a part of many wonderful shows through Theatre on The Bay, (Marinette WI) like; The Music Man, The Crucible, Red, Hot & Cole, and many others. Some of her favorite roles have been played right here at St. Norbert; like Respect, A Musical Journey of Women, South Pacific, and The Drowsy Chaperone. When not at the theatre, you will find April teaching her many private voice and drama students, or working as a Dignify Coach with Prophit, a local marketing and culture company.  She loves being on stage, but says her favorite role has always been Wife to her husband Bruce, Mom to her 4 boys and Nana to her grand-daughter River!
Brad Terrell (trumpet) has played for many musical events at St. Norbert College since becoming director Kent Paulsen’s favorite father-in-law many years ago. During the week he may be found at Broadway Automotive on Ashland where he recently celebrated his fortieth anniversary in the sales department. Brad has appeared in many musical productions and is currently seen performing with the Green Bay Civic Symphony. He would like to thank his lovely wife Sally, his eight children, eleven grandchildren and brand new great granddaughter, his Broadway, church, theatre, and music families for making every day wonderful! He dedicates his performance to the late Gerry Mattern, friend of the college and community. You are fondly remembered and truly missed.
Molly Tomashek (Ensemble) is a graduate of the SNC music department, class of ‘98, and is back doing theater after a brief 20-year hiatus. Molly would like to thank her family and friends for encouraging her to take a risk. In her younger and more vulnerable years, her father gave her some advice that she’s been turning over in her mind ever since: dancers to the front, singers to the back. Thanks, Dad.
Emily Helen Tomcek (Ensemble) is excited to be a part of the Mary Poppins cast! Emily is from Denmark, WI and will be entering her sophomore year at SNC in the fall. In high school, Emily had the opportunity to play ‘Mary Poppins’ her junior year, so she is thrilled to get to be apart of this amazing show for the second time! Aside from being involved in theatre all 4 years of high school, Emily continues to be active in her former high school theatre program as the head choreographer! This year will be her second year choreographing for the school. When Emily isn’t onstage, you can find her napping, working at her local McDonald's, or taking far too many pictures of her pet hedgehog, Cactus. Emily would like to thank her friends and family, especially her parents and wonderful boyfriend, for all the love and support!
Gabriela Van Beek (Ensemble) is very excited to be a part of this amazing show. Gabriela is from Green Bay, Wisconsin and is currently attending UW-Green Bay studying Elementary Education with the intent to become an ESL teacher. Although this is Gabriela’s first show, she has been dancing for 16 years, most recently a member of the UWGB Dance Team. She was also involved in choir during high school. When Gabriela is not dancing you can find her spending time with family and friends, listening to music, reading or watching youtube videos. She would like to thank her family and friends for the constant support of everything she does.
Rochelle Van Erem (Ensemble) is happy to return to SNC’s Summer Stage. She has painted, made props, ironed, sewed, produced or ushered for various local theater presentations, including A Little Night Music, August: Osage County, Cats, Frozen, Les Misérables, Next Fall, Sordid Lives and White Christmas. Onstage, she performed in Inherit the Wind, Miracle on 34th Street and in Theatre Z’s Play Reading Festival. Rochelle thanks her husband, Brian, and her dogs, Squeegee and Swiffer, for their patience and support.
Hannah Vanden Heuvel (ensemble) feels blessed to be a part of Mary Poppins! She has a strong passion for the performing arts. She has been dancing for 12 years and has attended Shirley Van’s Dance Studio with active membership in The Dance Company for 8 years. This past year she was cast as Fritz in The Nutcracker, Sven in Frozen and Moon in The Addams Family Musical. She would like to thank her dance teachers, directors, friends, and family for pushing her to do her best and providing her with many amazing opportunities.
Aaron Weber (Von Hussler/Ensemble) is joining St. Norbert Summer Stage for his first theater show ever and is very excited to be a part of it. Aaron is originally from Sturgeon Bay and has lived in Green Bay for 11 years graduating from UWGB in 2014 and working as a teacher. When not participating in theater you can find Aaron participating in triathlons, watching soccer, or spending time with his godsons, Dexter and William.
Katelyn Werner (Box Office Manager / Social Media) is in her 2nd year at SNC as the Box Office Manager. She was introduced into theatre by her older sister in the 7th grade and became more involved in the arts through high school. She decided to further pursue the arts in college and received an Arts Management Degree from UW-Stevens Point in 2015. During college, Katelyn worked a variety of Arts Administration internships and began her box office career at Barrington Stage Company in Pittsfield, MA. If you can’t find Katelyn in the SNC Box Office, she’s probably on a motorcycle ride, playing music, at a concert or binge-watching Gilmore Girls.
Steve Westergan (Cello) is a faculty member at SNC, where he gives courses on appreciating literature, music, and art and also teaches Latin. The cello has been an important part of his life for 50 years; he plays with the St. Norbert String Ensemble and was a member of the Green Bay Symphony for over 20 years. The version of Mary Poppins with Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke was his favorite movie when he was a kid, so he’s enjoyed being part of a new approach to the story’s sweetness and magic.
Morgan Wigman (Ensemble) is so thankful to have been in such a fun show this summer! Morgan will be attending UW-Eau Claire in the fall, hoping to major in education. She has been in productions with The Dance Company (Frozen, The Lion King Wizard of Oz, The Nutcracker), Evergreen (Peter Pan), and Green Bay East High School (A Chorus Line, Cinderella, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Awesome 80s Prom). This is Morgan’s first show with St. Norbert and she has had such an amazing time working with everyone!
Lorelei Zimmerman (Ensemble) is from Rosendale, WI and is eager to join the SNC Summer stage for the very first time. She will be attending her senior year as a Choral Music Education major at UWGB in the fall. Lorelei has been involved in all aspects of theatre since the second grade including acting, directing, and as a musician. Most recently, she played keyboard in the pit orchestra for UWGB’s production of Legally Blonde: The Musical and portrayed Pilot/Janie in The Wonder of the World. She would like to thank her friends and family for all their support throughout the years!
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