As Bees in Honey Drown

As Bees in Honey Drown - April 21 - April 24, 2022

Marshalltown Community Theatre

Who's Who

Lisa Naig

as Alexa Vere de Vere

Lisa takes the stage after recently directing Variable Ex. Besides leading MCT’s restoration efforts, Lisa heads production crews, directs, and has performed many memorable roles. Recent credits include Grease, Jack the Ripper, Play On, and Careful What You Wish For. Lisa is the proud parent of a dog and cat and is an avid football and basketball fan. Go Cyclones!
Carter Richerodt

as Evan Wyler

Carter is back with MCT after appearing in Gift of the Magi. He has also been featured in Evil Dead the Musical, Grease, Jack the Ripper, and Careful What You Wish For. Carter works for Athene in West Des Moines and resides in the little hamlet of Rhodes. Known for his singing voice and a talent for creating voices, Carter is even willing to don a dress when needed!
Joshua Krough

as Mike, Skunk, Photographer

Joshua’s MCT credits include Peter Pan, The Butler Did It, Jack the Ripper, and Gift of the Magi. An outdoor enthusiast, Joshua is an avid biker, kayaker, and camper, and volunteers in cleaning up parks throughout Iowa. He has worked as a landscaper for the last ten years with Thomas Taylor Designs and is a local musician playing a variety of instruments.
Lydia Lillibridge

as Amber, Secretary, Illya, Denise, Muse

Lydia, an Iowa Falls native, spent four years with the Iowa Falls Community Theater appearing in their Seasonal Allergies, Delval Divas, Funeral Tea, Nana’s Naughty Knickers, and A Nice Family Gathering. She is excited to be part of MCT along with her husband Tyler. “My family always looks forward to my performances and it is a blast to have them come!” Welcome to MCT!
Tyler Lillibridge

as Ronald, Clerk, Swen, Waiter

A Marshalltown native, Tyler is making his MCT debut alongside wife Lydia. The pair appeared on the Iowa Falls Community Theater stage in Nana’s Naughty Knickers and Seasonal Allergies. Tyler is in the supervisor training program at TLC Associates in town. “I guess I could let my family know I’m in the play before the night of the performance this time!”