| Malorie Wilson is very excited to be returning to the stage after a six year hiatus. She began acting while in Portland where she was recognized as an Irene Ryan competitor. Some of her favorite roles have included Celia in As You Like It, Kate in Dancing at Lughnasa and Andromache in Trojan Women. In her time off from the stage she has acted in several short films featured in both the Garlikdance Film Festival and the Sundial Film Festival. She would like to thank her family (Wilsons, Banks, and Glavans) her friends and her wonderful boyfriend for encouraging her to get back to her dreams. Love to you all! |
Last seen on stage in the Riverfront Playhouse production of Bullshot Crummond (2008), Toni Rose is excited to be back. While her family and her job keep her fairly busy, sometimes the stars align and allow for an opportunity to perform. The combination of an excellent script, exquisite cast and crew and supportive husband has lured Toni back on the stage. She sincerely hopes you will enjoy the show as much as she enjoyed being part of it. |
Once a Redding theater fixture, Melissa Gulden left the area to pursue her education. Most recently, she was a member of The Dance Project, performing in A Cascade Christmas and various spring shows under the direction of James Santos. But that was singing and dancing.
Lured by an amazing script, ensemble cast, and director, Melissa is delighted (and terrified) to be acting on the stage again. Her other passions include her wonderful job teaching at University Prep, writing for Enjoy Magazine, and fanatically following sports. Melissa is currently waiting to hear whether she will be accepted into a doctoral program in English Education this fall. Stay tuned!
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| Pam Carney's love of theatre culminated into lead roles in high school productions, drama club and the International Thespian Society. She went on to perform on the Shasta College stage and at the Riverfront Playhouse. She won the Best Actress award for "Madge" in Picnic. Her most recent productions include Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Bindge and The Complete History of America, abridged. Her most famous co-star was Merle Haggard in the country music video "It's All in the Game". Her passion for theatre thrives on the live stage. This is Pam's first WE Multimedia Theatre Group Production. |
Jenn Markhart made her North State stage debut with RCMTC’s production of Footloose: The Musical (Vi Moore). Since then she has been featured in Riverfront Playhouse and Keyhole Mystery Theater’s productions Club Dead: The Last Resort (Tippy Canoe) and The Masquerade Murders (Black Widow Stage Manager) as well as WE Multimedia’s M*A*S*H (Lt. Nancy Phillips). She has also been involved with various audio plays produced by and for KCNR’s New Radio Theater with Bill and Lisa Collins. A graduate of California State University, Chico, her primary performance background is in music. Five Women is her first dramatic stage production. |
Brian Bisetti has been involved in the performing arts (musical and otherwise) since appearing as the ill-fated goat in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at the tender age of twelve. Musical highlights include Meshuggah-Nuns (Howard), Strike Up the Band (Timothy), and The Pirates of Penzance (Maj. Gen. Stanley). Theatrical highlights: The Curious Savage (Hannibal), Up the Down Staircase (Lou), Lost In Yonkers (Jay), and Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge (Tiny Tim/Fezziwig Daughter). Also an avid musician, arranger/orchestrator/composer, and Conductor. |
