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Johanna Huber
as Millie Dillmount
Johanna Huber, 8th grade, who plays the role of Millie Dillmount, is a 3-year veteran of WMS musicals. You may remember her as JoJo in Seussical, Jr. in 2013 or as Cinderella in last year's production of Cinderella. Johanna's acting career started in pre-school, where she played the part of Mary in the Nativity Story. Johanna also plays the bass in the WMS orchestra and has been in the WMS talent show for the past 3 years. Johanna's favorite pastimes are listening to music and spending time with her sister and best friends (squad). Johanna loves singing and acting, and plans to pursue theater in high school and beyond. Johanna would like to thank her family for their guidance and support. She would especially like to thank Ms. Medlock and Ms. Ference for the opportunities they have given her with WMS theater. She will miss them both dearly next year. Johanna would like to dedicate her performance to her mom, her no. 1 fan, and to her sister Henri who has been an incredible inspiration.
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Jackson Rolando
as Jimmy
Jackson Rolando is a 7th grader, and this is the first play that he has ever been in. He has really enjoyed the experience of playing Jimmy. He has played rec soccer since he was five, and loves to travel and listen to music. Jack has made some new friends and gotten closer to old ones while working on this play. He wants to thank his parents and family for all their love and support for him and the play.
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Taylor Nordike
as Mrs. Meers
Taylor Nordike (Mrs. Meers) is an 8th grader who is thrilled to be back on stage at WMS as a villain. You may have seen her in last year's WMS production of Cinderella Jr. where she played the evil stepsister, Joy. She was also in the ensemble in the WMS production of Seussical Jr., Alliance Theater's The Little Mermaid Jr., and FCT's production of The Music Man. You can look her up on IMDB for her role as Young Alice in the independent film, The Quantum Suicide of Sophie Miller. She would like to thank her family for all their support - including her Aunt Aimee for encouraging her theater addiction. Many thanks also to Ms. Medlock and Ms. Ference for taking a chance by casting her in her first lead roles, and to Mr. Hollis for the Chinese lessons.
