Mayleigh Beavers is making her debut with Theatre Tuscaloosa! A few notable roles from previous shows include "Blossom" (What’s Up Doc), "Babette" (Beauty and the Beast Jr), and, most recently, "Deb" (Elf Jr). Mayleigh would like to thank her family and friends for being so supportive, and to her fellow cast mates: Break a leg!

Jackson Blankenship is an actor and 3rd year student at the University of Alabama in the BFA Acting Program. Previous Credits include: U/S "William" (Desert Oceans) at UA Theatre and "Johnny Cade" (The Outsiders) at Crimson Stage.

Korrie Brown is a Tuscaloosa native who has recently returned home after earning her Master's in Biology from the Dauphin Island Sea Lab. This is Korrie's first performance, and she is ecstatic to be making her stage debut! She thanks her family, friends, and her partner John for their unconditional love and support. 

Shirey Brown is an actor and performer from New Smyrna Beach, FL. She earned her Master's Degree from UA in Clinical Mental Health Counselling and her B.A. in Theatre: Acting and Directing from Samford University, where her favorite roles include "Diane" (The Birds) and "Collage/ Mayor Quimby" (Mr Burns, a Post-Electric Play).  Shirey’s recent credits include "Gertrude McFuzz" (Seussical the Musical), "Marty" (Grease), "Sister Margaretta" (The Sound of Music), and "Ms Honey/Mrs Wormwood" (u/s) (Matilda the Musical) at the Little Theatre of NSB. She also appeared as "Ellie" in an original musical, Riding Time with No Hands, and "Rosanna" (Calvin Berger, the Musical) with Positively Florida Touring Theatre. Shirey is a first-time performer at Theatre Tuscaloosa and thanks Director Matt Davis for allowing her to be a part of such a wonderful production! "God bless us, Everyone!"

Ambria Clark is a junior Theatre major with a minor in English at the University of Alabama. She is excited to be back onstage in her first performance with Theatre Tuscaloosa. Previous credits include “Stripper/Ensemble” (Rock of Ages) at ACT, Shelton State’s Dance Up Close, and "Ensemble" (Mamma Mia!) at SEACT. Additionally, she performed at Carnegie Hall with UA’s University Choir and spent eight years competing in gymnastics and dance. Ambria thanks her family for supporting her endeavours and always believing in her. She also thanks this wonderful cast for welcoming her and for bringing this musical to life.

Corrine Doxey holds an MBA from Grand Valley University, which she’s finding only mildly useful in learning her lines. Though this is her first time on stage, she’s been part of the theater world for years thanks to her daughters' passion for theater (and their need for a reliable stage mom). She thanks Theatre Tuscaloosa for welcoming her so kindly, and her family for their support of late rehearsals, missed dinners, and sudden bursts of “theatrical flair” around the house.

Avie Doxey is a 6th-grade homeschool student. Her past theater credits include "Ugly Duckling" (Shrek Jr.) and "2 of Clubs" (Alice in Wonderland Jr.) with Tuscaloosa Theatre Troupe as well as being in the Ensemble for Aladdin Jr. and Lion King Jr.  She has also been in the Ensemble with Tuscaloosa Children's Threatre in their productions of Wizard of Oz, Moana Jr., and Annie Jr. Avie thanks her family for their support and Theatre Tuscaloosa for this role.

Molly Doxey is a 9th-grade homeschool student.  Her past theater credits include "Sina" (Moana Jr.) with Tuscaloosa Children's Theatre, "Mama Ogre" (Shrek Jr.), and "Sarabi" (Lion King Jr.) with Tuscaloosa Theatre Troupe.  She has also been in the Ensemble in Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast Jr., Frozen Jr., Wizard of Oz, and Elf Jr. (2021 & 2023) with TCT. Molly is thankful to Theatre Tuscaloosa for this experience and for her family's support.

Donald Falls II is a communications student at SSCC. He is excited about performing this show and meeting new people. His past credits include “Ensemble” (A Christmas Story), “Sgt. Fogarty/Ensemble” (Chicago), and “Ensemble” (Anything Goes). He thanks his friends and family for their support.

Lilly Grantham is excited to be back on stage with Theatre Tuscaloosa. Her last performance with Theatre Tuscaloosa was as "Juliana" (The Great Christmas Cookie Bake-off). When she isn’t acting, Lilly enjoys being involved with her choir and band programs at Echols Middle School.

Melissa Grantham is thrilled to be back with Theatre Tuscaloosa. Past credits include "Mary Ellis" (Best of Enemies) and "Sara" (Stop Kiss). Most recently, Melissa played the role of "Virginia" (The Clean House) at Birmingham Festival Theatre.

Michael T. Green Jr. is an 8th-grade student at Echols Middle School. He has been involved in theatre since 2022. Past Actor's Charitable Theatre credits include "Schwartz" (A Christmas Story) and "Ensemble" (Beetlejuice). With Tuscaloosa Children's Theatre, Michael played "The Mayor of Munchkin City/Jitterbug" (The Wizard of Oz Youth Edition), "Chum/Sea Chorus" (Finding Nemo Jr.), and "Tommy" (Matilda Jr.). This is his first role with Theatre Tuscaloosa. Michael thanks his family for their love and support.

Mac Hackney, III has worked with UA’s Procurement Services department since moving to Tuscaloosa in 2012.  Past theatre credits include "Howie Newsome" (Our Town), “Bob Cratchit” (A Christmas Carol), and “Simeon” (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) with First Baptist Atlanta’s Drama Ministry. Mac thanks his family and friends for their continued support and encouragement.    

Joseph Hardin is a senior at Holy Spirit High School and is excited for his second production with Theatre Tuscaloosa. His previous roles include "Ensemble" (Beetlejuice Jr.), "Beau" (Asleep on the Wind), "Ensemble" (The Wizard of Oz), "Linus" (Charlie Brown), and "Greenway" (Elf Jr.).  Joseph has trained with Red Mountain Theatre and Theatre Tuscaloosa in acting, voice, and dance. Outside of the Theatre, Joseph enjoys doing choir, running, writing, and hiking.

Amanda Ingram holds a PhD in Instructional Leadership from UA, an M.S. in Education from City University of New York, and a B.A. from UC San Diego. A passionate advocate for education, she spends her days supporting the lifelong learning journey of adults through UA Online, New College LifeTrack, CELL, and OLLI. This is her second stage appearance, following her ensemble role in Anything Goes with Theatre Tuscaloosa, where she earned the T. Earle Johnson Newcomer of the Year Award. She loved the Theatre Tuscaloosa community so much that she is now a member of the Board of Directors. Amanda thanks her family for their support, especially Andrew, who is the reason she is in this show.

Andrew Ingram is a 5th-grade student at Tuscaloosa Magnet School Elementary, making his debut with Theatre Tuscaloosa. He previously appeared in Tuscaloosa Children’s Theatre camp productions as "Police Officer" (101 Dalmatians) and "Oompa Loompa" (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory). Andrew enjoys flying RC airplanes, camping with his Cub Scout pack, and participating in his school’s robotics club. He is excited to be part of this production and thanks his family, friends, and teachers for their support.

Harper Lawrence is a 9^th grader, and this is her first year in theatre.  Recent roles include “The Mad Hatter” (Alice in Wonderland) with the Tuscaloosa Children’s Theatre and as an “Ensemble/Puppeteer” (Beetlejuice Jr.) with the Actor’s Charitable Theatre. When she isn’t at rehearsal, you can often find her randomly belting out showtunes and making art of all sorts.  She thanks her family, the Fabulous Molinas, and her first voice coach, Nick, for encouraging her to be fearless and follow her dreams.

Lizzie Lulue is from New Orleans, Louisiana, and is no stranger to being on stage. She has been in various musical productions in the New Orleans area since 2018, her favorites being Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat, Seussical Jr., Matilda Jr., and The Prom. Her favorite role was that of "Chimney Sweep" (Mary Poppins Jr.) Currently, she is a freshman at the University of Alabama, majoring in communicative disorders. This is Lizzie's first role in Alabama, and she is looking forward to continuing to be a productive member of Theatre Tuscaloosa!

William McCool is 6 years old and a first grader at Myrtlewood Elementary. This production of Scrooge! marks his first stage performance. When he’s not rehearsing, William loves reading, building with Legos, and making people laugh. William thanks his parents and sisters for their love and support. 

Avery McIver is in second grade at Flatwoods Elementary School. She has taken dance and theatre classes since 2022. This is her first performance with Theatre Tuscaloosa.  Avery loves and appreciates her family and her two cats.

Molly Page is a multi-disciplined theatre artist with experience both on-stage and in numerous creative roles. She holds a B.A. in English from UA and an M.A. in Theatre (Directing/Costuming) from Louisiana Tech University. She has served as Theatre Program Coordinator at Shelton State since 2024. Past Theatre Tuscaloosa credits include "Emily Reed" (Alabama Story) and "Kitty" (The Drowsy Chaperone). Past regional credits include "Mary Jane Wilkes" (Big River), "Maggie" (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), "Beatrice" (Much Ado About Nothing), and "Elinor Dashwood" (Sense and Sensibility). She is an alumna of the Walt Disney World College Program and a recipient of a Kennedy Center fellowship for her work with the International Rescue Committee and ArtsIgnite! Molly thanks Roger, Riggs, Fiona, and Oz for sharing her with the theatre and for their support.

Charles Prosser is celebrating his 34th season with Theatre Tuscloosa. He is a semi-retired former high school/middle school teacher. Currently, Charles is a management associate in the Theatre Tuscaloosa box office. He has enjoyed a long amateur acting "hobby" and worked a half dozen summers as a professional actor/director at the Oklahoma Shakespeare Festival.  Some of Charles' favorite roles over the years include "Neville" (The Secret Garden), "Falstaff" (Henry IV, Part 1 and 2), "Carl Magnus" (A Little Night Music), "Edna" (Hairspray), "Kolenkov" (You Can't Take It With You), "Teddy" (Arsenic and Old Lace), and "Tevye" (Fiddler on the Roof).

Anna Grace Robbins is a third-grader at Tuscaloosa Magnet Elementary School. She is excited to appear in her first show with Theatre Tuscaloosa. Past credits with Tuscaloosa Children's Theatre include "Villager/Maui Ensemble" (Moana, Jr.) and "Sea Gull/Fish Ensemble" (Finding Nemo, Jr.). When she's not on stage, Anna Grace loves singing and dancing, reading, and crafts. She thanks all her family for their love and support!

Logan Spradley is a registered nurse currently working a travel assignment at DCH Med Center. He earned his degree from SSCC, which allowed him to cross paths with Theatre Tuscaloosa back in 2013. This is his eighth production with Theatre Tuscaloosa.

Ben Stamps is a 5th grader at Northport Intermediate School. His recent credits include Beetlejuice Jr., The Lion King Jr., Finding Nemo Jr., and Aladdin Jr. When Ben isn't on the stage, he enjoys playing the piano and making art.

Angela Stamps is a graduate of the UAB School of Nursing, where she obtained an MSN and is certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner. This is Angela's first show with Theatre Tuscaloosa, and she is so excited to share the stage with her son Ben. Angela thanks Zack, Ben, and Adeline for their love and support.

Jeff Terrell holds a B.Ed. in Music from Samford University, an M.Div. from New Orleans Seminary, and an M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Southern Mississippi. During the day, he is a psychologist working at the VA in Tuscaloosa. He has played “Matt Huckabee” (Fantasticks) and “Paul Berthalet” (Carnival) at North Cobb High School. More recently, he played “Adam Pontipee” (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers) at the Cullman Community Theater and “Garth Williams” (Alabama Story) at Theatre Tuscaloosa. Jeff is grateful to his wife of 40 years, DeAnne, for her love and support.

George Thagard has been away for a while and is excited to be back, visiting the story of Scrooge and A Christmas Carol. George last appeared as "Marley" in the 2016-2017 Theatre Tuscaloosa productions of A Christmas Carol prior to taking on "Ebenezer Scrooge" in the 2018 season.  George most recently appeared in Master Class as "Stagehand." A few of his other credits include Inherit the Wind, Second Samuel, The Producers, and To Kill a Mockingbird.  George was inducted as a member of the Theatre Tuscaloosa All-Star Cast in 2019.

Shenika R. Williams, a vibrant woman from Selma, AL, is excited to return to the Bean-Brown Theatre in this production. She has held previous roles as "Queen Eurydice" (Antigone), "Crystal Hart" (The Hallelujah Girls), and herself (Some Enchanted Evening) with Theatre Tuscaloosa. Aside from acting, Shenika is an educator and third-year doctoral student at UA. She thanks her family, friends, and colleagues for their loving support. 

Elana Woodall is making her Theatre Tuscaloosa debut with this production! Previous credits include "Old Sally" (Oliver), "Vera" (Smoke On The Mountain), "Waitress #1" (Rock of Ages), and "Nun" (Sound of Music). Elana thanks her UA support system and lovely friends for always being here and encouraging her to "do hard things." She would also like to thank her cats, Leo and Tilly, for enduring multiple nights of impromptu living room performances in preparation for this production. 

Sophia Allen holds her Associate in Arts Degree from Shelton State Community College and is currently enrolled at The University of Alabama pursuing her degree in elementary education. Sophia has had the most amazing time bringing her character, Lily, to life and she is so excited to share this incredible story with audiences! Sophia thanks her family, close friends, and the Shattucks for all of their unconditional love and support in her many endeavors. 

Colton Crowe holds a B.S. in Mass Communication from the University of Montevallo and an M.S. in Strategic Communication from Troy University. Past Theatre Tuscaloosa credits include "B Flat" (Second Samuel), "Smudge" (Forever Plaid), and "Jester" (Once Upon a Mattress). Colton is grateful to his family and friends for cheering him on, both on and off the stage.

Jordan A. Hall holds a B.S. in Theatre from the University of Montevallo and is currently a teacher at Paul W. Bryant High School. Past Theatre Tuscaloosa credits include “Matt Henneburger” (Redstone), “Ensemble” (Grease), and “Bubba” (Girls' Weekend). A few roles Jordan performed at UM include “Tom Collins” (Rent) and “Charlie” (Pill Hill). Additional stage credits include “Crooks” (Of Mice and Men). Jordan thanks family, friends, mentors, and, most importantly, God, for their encouragement and support.

James McGahey holds degrees in Theatre from Millsaps College (B.A.) and Ole Miss (M.F.A.). He first trod the boards 61 years ago in the Millsaps Players' production of The Unsinkable Molly Brown and most recently with the Demopolis Canebrake Players as Kris Kringle in Miracle on 34th Street. In between, he has played (among others) "Tom" (The Glass Menagerie), "deSade" (Marat/Sade), "Luther Billis" (South Pacific ), "Henry II" (The Lion in Winter), "Rev. Hale" (The Crucible), and "Dogberry" (Much Ado About Nothing). Alabama Story is his Theatre Tuscaloosa debut.

Molly Page holds a B.A. in English from UA and an M.A. in Theatre from Louisiana Tech. Past Theatre Tuscaloosa credits include "Kate Keller" (Miracle Worker) and "Brooke Ashton" (Noises Off). Regional credits include "Maggie" (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), "Mayella Ewell" (To Kill a Mockingbird), and "Beatrice" (Much Ado About Nothing). Graduate credits include "Claire" (Proof) and "Blanche/Amanda" (Two By Tenn: An Evening of Tennessee Williams). Molly is a proud alumna of the Walt Disney College Program, where she was a Fairy Godmother in Training at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. She serves as the Theatre Program Coordinator and Instructor of Theatre at Shelton State. Molly thanks Roger, Riggs, Fiona, and Oz.

Charles A. Prosser has been with Theatre Tuscaloosa since 1991. Onstage to backstage to front of house, Charles has had a 34-year run with Theatre Tuscaloosa. Some of Charles' favorite roles include "Carl Magnus" (A Little Night Music), "Edna" (Hairspray), "Benjamin Franklin" (1776), "Max Bialystock" (The Producers), and "Tevye" (Fiddler on the Roof). Charles is a retired secondary school teacher of 27 years. He's enjoyed both an amateur and a professional acting/directing career having worked with many organizations in and out of Alabama including the Oklahoma Shakesperean Festival. Charles was a professional actor and director there for five summer seasons.

Jeff Terrell holds a B.Ed. in Music from Samford University, an M.Div. from New Orleans Seminary, and an M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Southern Mississippi. During the day, he is a psychologist working at the VA in Tuscaloosa. He has played “Matt Huckabee” in the Fantasticks and “Paul Berthalet” in Carnival at North Cobb High School. More recently, he played “Adam Pontipee” in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers at the Cullman Community Theater. Jeff is grateful to his wife of 40 years, DeAnne, for her love and support.

Steven Yates is an associate dean in UA’s College of Communication & Information Sciences. Recent Theatre Tuscaloosa credits include "Count Ipolitov/Czar" (Anastasia), "Grevin" (Launch Day world premiere), "Sam Carmichael" (Mamma Mia!), and "Alan" (God of Carnage). Thanks, Mom, for your endless support. LYB!