Carrie the Musical

Carrie the Musical - October 10 - October 26, 2014

THEATRE UNCHAINED

Who's Who

Kendall Yorkey

as Chris Hargensen

Kendall is incredibly honored for her Theatre Unchained debut as Chris in CARRIE THE MUSICAL. Her most recent past credits include Lucy in MR. MARMALADE, Bernice in A DON'T HUG ME CHRISTMAS CAROL, and Mary Lane in REEFER MADNESS. Kendall would like to thank her parents for their unending support and her best friend Ryan, without whom she'd be lost.
Alex Johnson

as Tommy Ross

Alex is proud to be making a back-to-back appearance at Theatre Unchained in a second Milwaukee premiere show! You may have seen him last as a ghostly Ancestor in ADDAMS FAMILY. Recent credits include AVENUE Q (Rod), MAME (Patrick Dennis) and JOSEPH (Gad). Alex enjoys life as a Barista, and recent retirement from his 13-year competitive Irish Dance career. Love to M for her undying support.
Shane Skinner

as Billy Nolan

Shane is thrilled to put his bad-guy shoes on as Billy Nolan in CARRIE, his first show at Theatre Unchained. He would like to thank his parents and friends for all their support, his cast mates for giving him one of the best experiences of his career thus far, Thomas for being awesome, and Sam for everything. There's a bar in the other room, by the way. You should check that out at intermission.
Trey Korte

as Mr. Stephens

Trey, like Mr. Stephens, is a high school English and drama teacher and is thrilled to be back on the stage acting after a six-year break. During that time, he’s directed shows for Kettle Moraine High School including AN IDEAL HUSBAND and MACBETH staged as a sci-fi cyberpunk dystopia. As CARRIE concerns teenagers, he’d like to dedicate this show to his students.
Matthew Northey

as George

Matthew is excited to play “George” in the Wisconsin premiere of CARRIE. Previous credits include THE ADDAMS FAMILY (“Lurch”) and COMPANY (“David”) at Theatre Unchained, as well as BONNIE & CLYDE (“Buck”) at Lake Country Playhouse, among others. Matthew is currently in the early stages of directing the Wisconsin premiere of BARE: A POP OPERA, which will open at Soulstice Theatre in February.