Hello Dolly!

Hello Dolly! - February 21 - March 21, 2015

Elk Point Community Choir

Who's Who

Jessika Clarke

Director / Choreographer

This is Jessika’s second year in Elk Point, as she and her husband (who is playing Barnaby in the show) are originally from Fort McMurray. Jess graduated from the University of Lethbridge in 2011 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, majoring in theatre. You may remember her from last year’s show “You Can’t Take It With You” – she was the nearly 8-months-pregnant actress who played the quirky house-keeper named Rheba. Now the mother of a lovely baby boy, Jess is appearing in this show too. Ah, but her appearance isn’t what you’d expect – as you will not see her physically on stage. No, instead, Jess is currently up working tech for the show. You will, however, see the results of her work on the stage. Many hours went into choreographing and directing this show for your enjoyment. She hopes you enjoy the dinner and show, and invites you to join her in the meet and greet with the cast after bows.
Kelsey Taylor

as Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi

Kelsey is delighted to return to the stage. Before moving away from St. Paul after high school, Kelsey participated in many Elk Point Dinner Theatre productions. She even performed as understudy at 2 weeks’ notice! When not on stage, she stays home with her daughter, substitute teaches, and is involved with the Elk Point Community Choir, the bell choir Resonate and teaches piano lessons.
Dixie Coleman

as Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi

Dixie has loved every minute of over 17 years of theatre productions. Milly, Cinnamon, Kitty, Mother Abess, and Dolly, were some of the characters she portrayed.This "Dolly" has been on her bucket list for many years. She hopes she will do it justice. She thanks her family and friends for their love, support, and understanding while she takes on this huge role. Please sit back and enjoy the show.
Alan Kostyniuk

as Horace Vandergelder

Alan is thrilled to be a part of this year's dinner theatre production, "Hello Dolly!" Once again, a shortage of available acting talent meant the show's producers had little choice but to "Call on Alan." Nonetheless, this will prove to be a great evening of entertainment. I wish everyone an enjoyable night.