Shakespeare Again

It's that time of year again. Time to start preparing for the Shakespeare competition. This will be my 7th year competing and I'm really excited about our team this year. We have some new faces and several third year veterans. Let's get to work!
Shakespeare 2017
Cast List
Monologues:
Ciara Johnson
Sara Larsen
Nauvoo Cole
Comedy of Errors (Duo Scene)
Antipholus- Kara Menssen
Dromio- Gabe Wright
Taming of the Shrew (Trio Scene)
Bianca- Gracie Gygi
Music Teacher- Aaron Cho
Latin Teacher- Ethan Lewis
Julius Caesar (Ensemble Scene)
Flavius- Amaura Renstrom
Murellus- Alexia Muhlstein
Caesar- Kristian Keller
Casca- Alaina Hadfield
Calpurnia- Madelyn Christensen
Antony- Jacob Daniels
Brutus- Jeff Cantrell
Cobbler- Gabe Wright
Carpenter- Anna Nielsen
Soothsayer- Emma Mecham
Crowd and Ensemble
Alex Cannon
Emily Zobrist
Brenna Rogers
Allie Smith
May Meneses
Hanson Lin
Daniel Martinez
Pareesa Parvizi
Come see Gerber or Mz next week to get your lines and start prepping for the fall.

If you did not audition but would still like to participate, we have room for you! We’ll start rehearsing in August and we’d love for you to join us. If you dance and would like to join the dance ensemble, email Kloey.Lonnecker@MaeserPrep.org

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