Hannah Fulps

I had a lead role as Mr. Potts, and loved every moment of this musical. It's my senior year and this was my last musical of my high school career. I challenged myself this year with a bigger role. I took on more lines, and more solos in songs. I rose to the challenge and my only regret is not being able to perform more than two shows.

I had a small lead role as the shop owner, and sang a big solo, "Supercalifragilistic" . This was a super fun show and I learned so much under the direction of Mr. & Mrs. Barone. They have been in the industry for over 30 years, acting, singing, and directing musicals. I feel honored to be learning from the best in the business.

I had a minor role and was part of the ensemble.

I was a sophomore in high school, and loved learning from the upperclassmen. This show was full of fun technical features and lots of costume changes for me.

I was an incoming Freshman, and we were still dealing with Covid. I was casted with a minor role and ensemble part. This was such a fun show with all the dancing and technical theatrics. We amazed the audience with our tap and actual rain on stage. Tapping on a wet stage was a new challenge and I handled it with grace.

I was in 8th grade and asked by the high school drama teacher to audition. My 8th grade drama teacher sent a video to the high school teacher and she was impressed with my singing and wanted me to audition for Matilda. I was casted as the role of Brucey, a lead role, as an 8th grader. This musical was extremely challenging with dance routines and keeping up with high schoolers. Sadly, the musical was cancelled 2 weeks before performance weekend. This was one of my hardest moments in life. I realized true disappointment and was sad not to perform.

I had a lead role in this musical and the teacher loved my bellowing voice. I learned breathe control and how to hit notes and hold notes for the songs.

I had a main role in this musical. I played the narrator and had the most lines I've ever had. It was a great challenge for me to learn all my lines in such a short amount of time. I discovered I have a gift for memorizing and singing.

This was such a fun musical. I had a minor role, and was in the ensemble. We performed 4 shows in one weekend, and it was a lot of work but so worth it. I learned more about dancing and working as a team.

This season I bumped up to an older age group. I was one of the younger students in this age group. I performed with middle school and some high school students. I had a minor role and ensemble. I thoroughly enjoyed this musical. This was my first musical and I fell in love with all the singing and dancing.

I had a lead role as Mr. Potts, and loved every moment of this musical. It's my senior year and this was my last musical of my high school career. I challenged myself this year with a bigger role. I took on more lines, and more solos in songs. I rose to the challenge and my only regret is not being able to perform more than two shows.

This play was my first time on stage performing. I was 7 years old. I played a dinosaur. I had a lines to memorize, and learned about blocking scenes.