Annie

Annie - May 24 - May 27, 2018

Unity Players, Inc.

Who's Who

Joey Ahlert

as Sandy

Joey is a golden retriever who loves children and is delighted to be playing Sandy again. He recently starred in the role in the Garden Theatre's 2017 production of Annie. He would like to thank his person, Denise Ahlert, who keeps him busy with a steady supply of tennis balls.
Natalie Bishop

as Annie

Natalie Bishop (11) is honored to be in this show! She is a rising 6th grader at Circle Christian School. Past roles include Ariel in Little Mermaid Jr., Amaryllis in Music Man & Young Fiona in Shrek Jr. She would like to thank God, her family, her friends, Circle Theatre Kids & her awesome teachers! In addition to performing, Natalie enjoys playing violin, writing plays & composing songs.
Tristan Bishop

as Oliver Warbucks

Tristan Bishop has been performing since age 3. As a founding member of The House Jacks, he sang 1,000+ shows, opening for James Brown, Ray Charles, the Temptations and more. Favorite stage roles include Snoopy, Conrad Birdie and Sir Evelyn Oakley. Tristan would like to thank God for his family and friends, this cast and crew, and blessing him with Kierstyn and their three incredible kids!
Alan Brumback

as Cordell Hull

Dr. Alan Brumback, PhD, is the Lead Pastor of Central Baptist Church in Sanford, FL, where he has served for eight years. He loves many things, including Crossfit, the University of Kentucky Wildcats, Banana Pudding and especially his wife, April, and their three children. He would like to thank Jesus for allowing him to carry a tune, and Unity Players for this opportunity and experience.
Thea Cass

as July (Sat/Sun)

Thea is excited to share her passion for music (guitar/piano), acting, dance and theater, which she has done for 7 years. In addition to recitals w/chorus and her dance studio, Thea was in 101 Dalmatians-Patch & in Honk-Pinkfoot. Thea loves gymnastics, biking, painting and making slime! She thanks Mrs. Lisa Renée, Mr. Tristan and her family & friends for their support & love!