Thoroughly Modern Millie

Thoroughly Modern Millie - April 11 - April 12, 2014

Montverde Academy

Who's Who

Tiffany Allen

as Lucille, The Pearl Lady, Ensemble

Tiffany is a sophomore, she is a very involved dancer, and artist. She has been in many ballets, recitals, and has taught a dance camp. Tiffany would like to thank her friend Alexis for always helping, motivating , and laughing with her. She would also like to recognize and thank Mr. Ahern for spending so much of his time to improve our Theatre Department.
Justin Baret

as Translator, Ensemble

Justin is a senior and loves to do many thing, one of which is washing windows. Justin hopes to be a professional window washer on Broadway in New York City one day. Justin loves to play baseball and his favorite team is the New York Mets. He can't wait to see the Mets beat the Yankees in The World Series one day.
Emma Crider

as Cora, Ensemble

Emma is a 7th grader. She was Cinderella's step-mother in Into the Woods at the Garden theater. Emma was also a who in Seussical, and the fairy godmother and a dancer in Shrek. Emma also enjoys film,Builders club, and FCA. Emma would like to thank Mr. Ahern for all his time that he put into this play, her sisters for always watching. Also her parents, for being their for her during this journey.
Maryn Douglass

as Alice, Ensemble

Maryn is a freshman, and thrilled to be involved in Thoroughly Modern Millie. Maryn has taken part in Shrek the Musical and A Midsummer Nights Dream. Maryn is also striving to be a full member of ITS. She would like to thank her parents for making the long commute to Montverde. Maryn also would like to thank the whole cast for making her arts experience, and Mr. Ahern for being a great teacher.
Imani Doyle

as Muzzy Van Hossmere

Imani is currently a sophomore. She might have caught your eye in her many roles in MVA productions: I mean who could forget her as the exploding bird and the Cow in Shrek the Musical? She enjoys listening to music, eating, writing songs, watching American Horror Story, and blogging. Imani would like thank Harry Vaughn for reminding her that her previous biography was too long.