Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - August 05 - August 14, 2016

Journey Theater Arts Group

Who's Who

LeRoy Lee

as Caractacus Potts

LeRoy is 39, a husband to the fantasmagorical Gina Lee, a father of four and a children’s pastor. This is his first official acting gig outside of church. He wants to thank Journey for providing this opportunity for him and his super talented daughter Addison to practice and perform together in such a fun Christian environment. Through these performances he wishes to give God all the glory.
Camille Theis

as Truly Scrumptious

Camille is 25 and began performing in musicals when she was 7. Although she pursued marketing and events after high school, theater continued to be an important part of her life. She has recently begun performing again and loves being back on stage! She would like to thank her husband, family and friends for their unconditional support to pursue her love of theater.
Phillip Wells

as Jeremy Potts

Phillip is 10 years old and will be in the fifth grade this fall. He is homeschooled and is thrilled to be in his first musical. Phillip wants to be an actor, but also enjoys reading, Legos, riding his bike and Disneyland. He is happy to be playing stage-brother to his real-life sister in this show. He would like to thank the directors, his family and God. Enjoy the show!
Melody Wells

as Jemima Potts

Melody is 12 years old and is very happy to be in her first musical. She is enjoying playing stage-sister to her real-life brother. Melody is homeschooled and will be in the seventh grade this fall. In her free time she enjoys ballet, books, piano, Legos, dolls, Disneyland and playing with her five siblings. She thanks the Lord for His continual guidance throughout her life.
David Jacquet

as Grandpa Potts

David is not a grandpa, but plays one on stage. This is his 4th show. Shrek The was the most fun! He has played in show bands and written songs for youth shows and children’s worship. He especially supports Journey’s mission to model and grow Godly professional character in our children, giving them real theater skills, experience and great friendships. Thanks to friends & family. Proverbs 22:6