Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka JR.

Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka JR. - March 30 - March 31, 2023

Resurrection School

Who's Who Cast and Crew

Emma Mathews

as Willy Wonka/Candy Man

Emma is an 8th grader at Resurrection School. She enjoys playing travel basketball and lacrosse. Emma has been in previous plays at RES: the Wizard of Oz (4th Grade) and Willy Wonka Jr. (5th Grade). She’s been a RES student for 12 years! Emma would like to thank her family for their support and thank all the Wonka play teachers, staff, and crew for all their hard work.
Richard Gonzalez

as Charlie Bucket

Ricky is a 5th grader who is very excited to be in his first play. He decided he wanted to be either Charlie or Mike Teavee, and to his surprise he got called back for Charlie. Outside of school and play he does track, guitar, soccer, choir, and golf. Ricky would like to thank his family, kittens, and teachers.
Ronan Curry

as Grandpa Joe

Ronan is an 8th grader at Resurrection School. He likes playing hockey and lacrosse. He has acted in previous plays: Wizard of Oz as a flying monkey (4th Grade) and Willy Wonka Jr. (5th Grade) as Charlie Bucket. Unfortunately, the latter was cancelled due to the pandemic. He would like to thank his family for encouraging him to be in the play.
Lily Zacchea

as Grandma Josephina

Lily is a 7th grader at Resurrection School. After school she can usually be found at Hazelnut Farm or the Square House when she is not at rehearsal or golf lessons. She has acted in the former Resurrection show, The Wizard of Oz as a munchkin and winky. Aside from Resurrection shows, she has acted in a Sandbox production of The Sound of Music as Marta. She also enjoys horseback riding, volunteering at the Square House Museum and golf. Lily thanks her family for everything they do for her.
Mary Meagher

as Grandpa George

Mary Meagher is a 5th grader at Resurrection Middle School. She has not been in any plays yet and is very excited to be in her first one! When she is not on the stage, she enjoys lacrosse, basketball, and tennis. Mary would like to thank her Mom and her Dad for helping her with lines, encouraging her to do the play, and to be a better and kinder person.