The Trial of Goldilocks

The Trial of Goldilocks - April 16 - April 17, 2021

LowellArts

Who's Who

Ellory Duimstra

as Goldilocks

Ellory Duimstra is honored to be joining the cast of The Trial of Goldilocks. She is a fifth grader at LAS Virtual Academy and is especially excited to have three of her classmates joining the cast this year. This is Ellory's second play with LowellArts. You may remember her as Ramona Quimby from last year's production of Henry and Ramona. Her dream role would be Matilda in the production of the same name. Ellory would like to thank her mom and dad for being so supportive and allowing her to follow her dreams. She would also like to thank her big brothers and sister for being her biggest fans!
Wyatt Duimstra

as Prosecuting Attorney

Wyatt Duimstra is a ninth grader at Lowell High School. This is his third production with LowellArts. Wyatt’s previous roles include The Old Green Grasshopper in James and the Giant Peach, Murph in Henry and Ramona, and Primperton in the Lowell Middle School production of Life in Laketown. If given the chance to play any character he would love to play King George in the cast of Hamilton. Wyatt would like to thank his parents and siblings (especially his big bro, Jarrett) for always believing in him, and his seventh-grade drama teacher, Mrs. Struckmeyer, for encouraging him to pursue his passions. He would also like to give a shout out to his buddies, Drew and Nick Struckmeyer, for always being there for him.
Pyper Gordon

as Jury / Animal

I am a 6th grader and am currently homeschooling because of the pandemic. In my spare time; I like playing volleyball, singing, and art. This is my first speaking performance. I sang and danced with other elementary school kids in the last two holiday plays at LHS. Thank you for coming!
Amelia Herrera

as Jury / Animal

Amelia Herrera is a fifth grader at Cherry Creek Elementary. She is an avid reader and has a passion for non-fiction books and movies. She also enjoys swimming and gymnastics. Amelia is grateful to be returning for another play, and is thankful for family, friends, and the community for supporting LowellArts.