Crazy for You

Crazy for You - April 15 - April 24, 2016

Quincy Music Theatre

Who's Who

Jacob Christopher Arnett

as Bobby Child

Jacob is excited to return to the stage in Crazy for You. Previous shows include A Christmas Carol (Robert Wilkes) Mary Poppins (dance ensemble), A Chorus Line (Larry) and On The Town (The Great Lover) at QMT and White Christmas (Phil Davis) at Theatre Tallahassee. He sends his thanks to Renée and production staff for the opportunity and to his family and friends for the support.
Laura Elizabeth Strickland

as Polly Baker

Elizabeth is a Junior at RFM and a Freshman at TCC. Upon graduating high school she will Major in Vocal Performance. She is a member of the Tallahassee Civic Chorale and Quincy First Presbyterian church choir. She would like to thank all her teachers for their time and talent but most of all for helping her to become a musician. She would also like to thank her family for the love & encouragement.
Lyndsey M. Woods

as Irene Roth

Lyndsey holds undergraduate degrees in Music Performance from the UCF & was a member of the Orlando Opera Company before coming to Tallahassee to pursue her Master's & Doctoral work in Musicology. Lyndsey has also been designing historical costumes for over 20 years & has worked in theatre, film, re-enactment and cosplay. You can find Lyndsey performing around Tallahassee with Stirred Burlesque
Theo Blumstein

as Lank Hawkins

Theo is happy to be making his third appearance on the Quincy stage. Theo is studying Theatre and Political Science at FSU. Previous QMT Roles include: Mr. Mayor (Seussical) and Mr. Mushnik (Little Shop of Horrors). He would like to thank his family, friends and his girlfriend Sophie for all their support.
Spencer Scruggs

as Bela Zangler

Spencer serves as the Asst. Director of the Student Disability Resource Center at FSU. Recently, he played Major General in QMT's production of Pirates of Penzance. At the University of Louisville, he produced, directed, and played-in 3 musicals, including Hairspray (Edna Turnblad), Anything Goes (Elisha Whitney), & Chicago. He is grateful to work with such a talented cast, production & artistic crew as one of the biggest Gershwin aficionados.