Mariah Belgrod (Youth Ensemble) Mariah Belgrod is thrilled to be back at the Fulton where she got her start in acting as Flora in The Turn of the Screw. She is 13 years old and attends Garden Spot. Other credits include Oliver! (Workhouse Child), Fiddler on the Roof (Bielke), Les Misérables (Young Eponine), Annie (Duffy), Fulton Follies, and has most recently been an understudy for The Sound of Music. Mariah enjoys dancing ballet, Pointe, tap, and playing the guitar. A special thanks to her family and friends, Marc Robin, the Fulton Staff, God, and all who support her on this wonderful journey.

Jahna N. Belz (Youth Ensemble) is thrilled to be returning to the Fulton! She was recently seen playing Grace in Frosty the Snowman (Dutch Apple). Other musical credits include: Annie (Tessie), The Sound of Music (Louisa). Jahna would like to thank Marc Robin and all the Fulton cast and crew for this wonderful opportunity as well as her family, friends and teachers for their support and encouragement. A special thanks goes to her grandfather for taking her to see so many Broadway shows.

Emily Churchill (Youth Ensemble) Emily is thrilled to return to the Fulton where she was last seen in Phantom. Emily has appeared in school productions of Oliver! (Bet), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Yellow Boat, and Peter Pan. She also performed in the 2010 Christmas Show at the American Music Theatre. Emily studies voice, guitar, and songwriting and sings in her school chorus and folk music group. Heartfelt thanks to Marc Robin and to family and friends for their love and support!

Curt Dale Clark (Caractacus Potts) Fulton audiences will remember Curt as Sir Dennis Galahad, The Black Knight and Prince Herbert's Father in Spamalot; the Phantom in Phantom; Javert in Les Misérables; Harold Hill in The Music Man; The "Danny Boy" tenor in The Irish and How They Got That Way; Nanki Poo in Hot Mikado; Dr. Livesey in Treasure Island, Saul in Rags; Albert in The Secret Garden and Billy Bigelow in Carousel. Other performance credits include appearances at the following theatres: Walnut Street, Marriott's Theatre in Lincolnshire, Maine State Music Theatre, Carousel, American Music Theatre San Jose, Chicago Shakespeare, Beef and Boards, Goodman, Eastlight, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Skylight Opera Milwaukee, Mercury, Theatre at the Center, Phoenix Theatre, Little Theatre on the Square, Chicago Center for the Arts, Tennessee Repertory, Auditorium Theatre, Drury Lane Evergreen Park and Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

Reese Sebastian Diaz (Jeremy) is elated to make his Fulton Theatre debut in this fantasmagorical production! National Tour: Disney's Beauty and the Beast (Chip). Regional/Local: Oliver! (Walnut Street Theatre), Seussical Jr. (Jojo), A Christmas Carol (Tiny Tim), Abe Lincoln in Illinois (Tad Lincoln/Jimmy Gale), Parade, High School Musical, Willy Wonka Jr. Reese has been acting, singing, and dancing for 4 years and when he's not on stage, he loves to play soccer and basketball, hang out with friends, and spend time with his mini dachshund, Yocco. Reese would like to thank his parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, school/vocal/acting teachers, and friends for all their continued support. A special thanks to Marc Robin and Nancy Carson for this amazing opportunity. www.ReeseSebastianDiaz.com.

Ariane Dolan (Ensemble) Ariane is so pleased to return to the Fulton. A proud AEA member, she was last seen here in Oklahoma!, and as Jean in Brigadoon. Regional: Spamalot!, Funny Girl, Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace, A Chorus Line, Grand Hotel, Theatre at the Center, Swing!, Cats, The Producers, Marriott Theatre, among many others. Film: Save the Last Dance. TV, Love in Four Acts. Principal Dancer, Joseph Holmes Chicago Dance Theatre. Faculty at Lou Conte Studios. Thanks Marc and Aaron. Love to RP.

Clayton Dombach (Youth Ensemble) is a 12 year old sixth grader in the Manheim Township School District. He appeared as Michael Darling in Peter Pan at Manheim Twp High School. He participates in the school chorus, church choir and plays saxophone in the school band. Clayton is thrilled to be in his debut performance at the Fulton.

Lauren Elledge (Youth Ensemble) Lauren is thrilled to be returning to the Fulton stage where she enjoyed portraying Molly in Annie and Miss Hannigan in Annie, Jr.! Favorite roles include: Helen Keller (Miracle Worker), JoJo (Seussical), Gretl (The Sound of Music), Susan Waverly (White Christmas), and Lee Bouvier (Grey Gardens). Special thanks to Marc Robin, Lauren and Dean Sobon, Ed Fernandez, Matthew Good, Joanne Abrom and Alvina Kline for their wonderful guidance, and also to Lianna Wakefield (diction coach). Much love to teachers at school and dance, and to her family, friends, and theatre families.

Will Esposito (Youth Ensemble) is thrilled to be making his Fulton debut. Previous shows include Seussical Jr., Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and School House Rock Live Jr, at EPAC, The King and I at The Dutch Apple Dinner Theater, and AMT's 2010 Christmas Show. Will is 10 years old, and will be in the 6th grade this Fall at Manheim Township Neff 6. He enjoys reading, playing baseball, and playing his trumpet.

Michael Fatica (Ensemble) is pumped to make his Fulton debut! National Tours: Disney's Beauty and the Beast (Lefou), Cats (u/s Mr. Mistoffelees, Mungojerrie, Pouncival, Tumblebrutus). Most recently sported a mean mustache as Harry the Horse in Guys and Dolls at the John W. Engeman Theatre. Other regional: Derby Dinner Playhouse, Post Playhouse, SMT. Thanks and LOVE to family, the folks at P.A., and to KJEJ and B.

Randall Frizado (Goran) National Tours: Bye, Bye, Birdie (starring Troy Donahue), Big River (Lafe, Cnslr. Robinson), Barry Manilow's Copacabana (Sam Silver), and Horton the Elephant in Seussical, The Musical. Off Broadway: Face the Music (Hal Reisman) Regional: Into the Woods (The Baker), The Sound of Music (Max Detweiler), Carousel (Enoch Snow), Do Black Patent Leather Shoes... (Louis Schlang), Crazy for You (Lank Hawkins), Tomfoolery (Randall-Shelly Award Winner), Little Shop of Horrors (Orin Scrivello), Steve Martin's Picasso at the Lapin Agile (Schmendiman), Noises Off (Garry Lejune), Bus Stop (Carl), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Rev. Tooker). Training: The American Musical and Dramatic Academy. Randall is also the winner of the Florence Bowler Vocal Scholarship, as well as a proud member of Actors Equity! Randall owns Trio Entertainment, Central PAs leader in quality entertainment, providing entertainment for weddings, corporate events, and so much more! As always, for CMZS and Renee.

Christiana Goslin (Youth Ensemble) Christiana is tickled pink to be participating as an ensemble member in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang! She has performed as Mary Rogers in Will Rogers Follies: A Life in Revue with Mt. Gretna Theatre, Kate in Annie here at the Fulton, Brigitta in The Sound of Music with CLCHM, Amy in Little Women: the Musical at Lancaster Bible College, a Wa-Tan-Ye Indian in The Music Man with CLCHM, and Mary in What Could Be Sweeter. Christiana studies voice with Gwynne Geyer and takes dance at the Victor Yeliohin International Ballet Academy. She has just finished her sophomore year in high school. Special thanks to Mom and Dad for toting her around and supporting her aspirations. "There are no small parts, only small actors." -Ginger Rogers

Aidan Grubbs (Youth Ensemble) 11, returns to the Fulton after making his professional debut in last season's Phantom (unless you count the 3 months his mom spent carrying him while performing Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat). Soon to be a sixth grader at Chippewa Middle School in Des Plaines IL, Aidan enjoys composing original music on the piano, playing on his Wii, reading, playing handball and gymnastics, and hanging out with his friends.

Isabelle Grubbs (Youth Ensemble) 13, is thrilled to be coming back to the Fulton. Last year she was in the Fulton's production of Phantom. She recently assisted as running crew and dresser in the production of Shadowlands at Provision Theatre in Chicago. Isabelle just finished her 7th grade year at Chippewa Middle School in Des Plaines, IL. She enjoys participating in chorus, school plays, and talent shows. Her hobbies include singing, dancing, playing volleyball, designing clothes and costumes, and hanging out with her friends. Isabelle thanks her friends and her family for all their support and care.

Donovan Michael Hoffer (Ensemble) is delighted to be flying home with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang! Last seen in Sweeney Todd here at the Fulton. PEG: White Christmas. EPAC credits: Angel in Rent, Mark in Altar Boyz, and Ryan in High School Musical. Other favorite credits: Lumiere in Disney's Beauty and the Beast, The Secret Garden (Fulton), and The Music Man (PEG). Choreographer for Penn Manor High School Productions. Endless love and appreciation to Marc Robin, the Fulton Staff, and Momsie and Popsicle for making Dreams Come True.

Shari Katz (Ensemble) Fulton Theatre debut! Favorite regional credits include Chicago (Mona), White Christmas (Rita), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Pearl Lady), Wizard of Oz (Crow) and Crazy for You (Louise). PGT Entertainment: RSSC Voyager [World Tours 2007 & 2008] (Dance Captain). Commercial: Movietickets.com as "Carrie Bradshaw" in movie theaters this summer. B.A. in Psychology from Colby College. Love to incredible family, friends, and Adam. Marc, thank you.

Andrew Kindig (Boris) is a regular in the Fulton Family Series and has been spied on the mainstage several times over the last few years. Fulton Credits include: Grease (Danny Zuko), Brigadoon (Jeff Douglas), The Music Man (Charlie Cowell), Michael Archangel, The Sound of Music, Annie, Carousel, Crazy for You, Seussical!, Ragtime. Other Regional Credits include: Rocky Horror (Frank'n'Furter), Cabaret (Emcee), Oklahoma (Ali Hakim), Singin' in the Rain (Diction Coach), Who's...Virginia Wolff? (Nick), Honk! (Cat). Andrew thanks all who love and support him, especially Katie... So Much! Live the Dream! He dedicates this to the memory of his Grandpa, who lived 97 years of life filled with laughter and storytelling... thank you for passing that gift onto me.

Lauren E. Lanas (Youth Ensemble) is thrilled to make her Fulton debut in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. She is in 8th at Lancaster Mennonite School and has been involved in numerous school production, such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the lead role in Cinderella. She has also appeared in the S.P.A.T.T.S. musical revue at Dutch Apple. She enjoys singing, dancing and acting. She is a member of her middle school's choir, hand bell choir and Fine Arts Festival. She is the 2010 recipient of the Demuth Award for Lancaster Young Artists. She wants to thank her parents and her teachers for always loving her and helping her. She also wants to thank Katie Wieand, her vocal coach, for her help and instructions. She wants to thank Marc Robin for this wonderful opportunity and making a dream a reality. Thanks to God for His gifts to us. Psalm 101:1, "I will sing of loving kindness and justice, to you O Lord, I will sing praise."

Susan Moniz (Baroness Bomburst, Miss Phillips) Susan Moniz considers herself fortunate having enjoyed working with director Marc Robin on many projects, most recently in last season's Phantom as the role of Carlotta. Other Chicago land and regional roles include Joy (Shadowlands), Shelby (The Spitfire Grill), Catherine (The Heiress), Ruth (Dessa Rose), Anna (Anna Karenina), Eva Peron (Evita), Witch (Into The Woods), Marsinah (Kismet--Jeff Award), The Narrator (Joseph And The Amazing....) Peggy Sue (Peggy Sue Got Married--world premiere) She also appeared as Yum Yum (Hot Mikado) at Fords Theatre, and on A&E as Josephine/Monica in Romance Romance. She has played opposite George Hearn as Fran in Promises Promises in concert, as well as Nimue in Camelot at Ravinia Festival. Susan played both Sandy and Rizzo in Grease! on Broadway, and has been nominated for 11 Joseph Jefferson awards. She can be heard on both Second City Diva CDs and will next appear as Sally in Follies at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. She is excited to be sharing the stage once again with her amazing children Isabelle and Aidan.

Kaitlyn Mueller (Jemima) Off-Broadway: Annie Jr. (Molly); Disney's Jungle Book (Monkey #2/Butterfly); Disney's The Little Mermaid (Sea Horse/Little Chef), The Wizard of Oz (Munchkin #2); Disney's Snow White (Sneezy); I Never Saw Another Butterfly (Bella); Disney's Beauty and the Beast (Chip); Puccini's Madame Butterfly (Sorrow). AFTRA, EMC. Thanks Nancy Carson. Much love to family and friends. www.muellertwins.com

Rye Mullis (Baron Bomburst, Lord Scrumptious) National Tours: Young Frankenstein (The Monster), The Scarlet Pimpernel (Percy), Disney's The Cheetah Girls: One World, Yanni Voices, Disney's Imagination Movers, Paul McCartney, Lucha Va Voom, Four Seasons with Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey. Regional: Curtains (Johnny), Drood (Jasper), Grease (Teen Angel), Joseph... (Pharaoh). Thanks to Marc and the good people at Fulton Theatre.

Marisa Rivera (Ensemble) Marisa was last seen on the Fulton stage as the Harp in Jack in the Beanstalk. She is absolutely delighted to play again this summer in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang as well as The Little Mermaid. Marisa has performed with Walt Disney World, Discoveryland USA!, Holy Land Experience and various dinner theaters. Locally, she has recently performed with Sight and Sound, Hersheypark, Theater of the Seventh Sister and Prima Theater. All my love to my family and thanks to Michael, Nick and Meagan for being the best friends possible and a huge emotional support this year!

Lisa Rumbauskas (Ensemble) Lisa is so happy to be back with her Fulton Family. Previous productions at the Fulton include Hello Dolly, Brigadoon (Maggie Anderson), and Carousel (Louise). Lisa has performed all over the country in many regional and touring shows. Most recently, she performed in The Metropolitan Opera's Armida, starring Renee Fleming. When not performing, Lisa is teaching the next generation of prima ballerinas. When not performing here in Lancaster, she will be at Pottery Works. Many thanks to Marc and Aaron. Love to my family and my soon-to-be hubby, Nathaniel.

Conrad Sager (Youth Ensemble) Conrad is thrilled to be making his Fulton debut! Favorite roles include: Young Guido in Nine (UArts), John in The Cryptogram (Simpatico Theatre Project), Edgar in Ragtime (Village Productions), and Oliver! (Walnut Street Theatre). He is also a trained ballet, tap, and jazz dancer, training at the Joffrey Ballet School (NYC), Rock School, International Ballet Theatre Academy, and more. Thanks to family, friends, Sasha, Marian, Pat, Cathy, and the cast and crew of Chitty!

Katie Sina (Truly Scrumptious) Katie is Truly thankful to be a part of Chitty under the brilliant and loving direction of Marc Robin. Past Fulton credits include, Sister Margaretta, The Sound of Music, Florence, Phantom, as well as Sweeney Todd, Annie, and Thoroughly Modern Millie. She has also been seen as many zany characters in the Family series productions of Nutcracker, a Holiday Musical, Sleeping Beauty, and Jack and the Beanstalk. Other credits; Millie in Thoroughly Modern Millie, Babette in Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Lola in Damn Yankees, Ruth Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life, Lilly in The Secret Garden, NYMF and numerous readings and workshops in NYC. She is honored to be working at the incredible Fulton Theatre, in beautiful Lancaster. "Many thanks to most supportive family and friends ever, and to Andy for making my heart smile. Enjoy the show!!!!"

Cody D. Smith (Ensemble) is excited to be back at the Fulton. Previous Fulton credits include Brigadoon and Hello Dolly!. In New York, Cody has been a member of the ensemble of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular for a decade. Here in Lancaster, he choreographs and directs for numerous school programs and EPAC. He would like to thank Marc and everyone at the Fulton for welcoming him back to his hometown stage. It's good to be home!

Douglas E. Stark (Grandpa) last seen at the Fulton in 42nd Street, Doug happily returns to Lancaster and his Pennsylvania friends. Celebrating over 40 years in the business, Doug has produced, acted, directed and worked on the tech side. Favorite roles include: Tevye (Fiddler on the Roof), Max (The Producers), Arthur (Camelot), Able (State Fair), Herr Schultz (Cabaret), Cap'n Andy (Show Boat) and almost every father in musical theatre. Grandfather to 3 of his own, the transition to Grandpa Potts should be fun for everyone.

Richard Strimer (Ensemble) is thrilled to return to the Fulton for Chitty. Richard resides in Chicago and has been a proud member of Actors' Equity Association since 1996. Previous Fulton credit: Crazy for You (Bobby Child). Select regional credits: Swing (Comedy Couple) at Carousel Dinner Theatre, OH. West Side Story (Action) at Marriott Theatre, IL. Kiss Me Kate (Bill Calhoun) at Drury Lane Oakbrook, IL. 42nd Street (Andy Lee) at Theatre at the Center, IN. Singin' in the Rain (Cosmo-Chicago's Joseph Jefferson Award-Best Supporting Actor), at Drury Lane Evergreen Park, IL. Richard thanks you for supporting live theatre, his friends and family for the continued support, Marc and the Fulton team for this amazing opportunity and his wife, Ariane, for everything.

David Strobbe (Ensemble) is thrilled to be back at the Fulton! Has performed here in Hello, Dolly! and Spamalot. Off Broadway: Romance, Romance. Regional: White Christmas at Walnut Street Theatre; RENT, My Fair Lady, Chicago, Spamalot, and Alice in Wonderland (March Hare) at Maine State Music Theatre; Christmas Show at AMT. Principal Dancer with Cleveland San Jose Ballet, Oregon Ballet Theatre, and Smuin Ballet. Thanks to Marc! Love to my family.

Bernie Yvon (Coggins/Toymaker) is making his Fulton Theatre debut. Broadway: Harry Houdini in Ragtime (original company). First National Tours: Jason/Bryan in The Producers, Max in Cabaret, Houdini in Ragtime, and understudy to Donny Osmond in Joseph...Technicolor Dreamcoat. A Chicago resident, Bernie is a 5-time Joseph Jefferson Award nominee and recipient of the After Dark Award. Favorites include Harold Hill in The Music Man, Lawrence Jameson in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Michael in I Do I Do, Roger Debris in The Producers, Horton in Seussical, Elliot Garfield in The Goodbye Girl, Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast, Houdini in Houdini, the Musical, The Pharaoh in Joseph..., Corny Collins in Hairspray, and seven times in the Gene Kelly role in Singin' in the Rain. Coming up: productions of For the Boys and White Christmas at the Marriott Theatre, and Frank in Show Boat at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. Enjoy the show!

Additional Youth Ensemble: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Ethan Bare, Madeleine Bua, Emily Bauzzard, Taylor Chase, Kelly Cook, Delaney Gable, Jessica Heisey, Aenea Hintin-Cleary, Jeslyn Krebs, Mackenzie Krebs, Maya McDougall, Sophie McDougall, Caroline Jones McEligot, Emily R. McGowan, Keeghan McLane, Sydney Norgaard, Anna Pepe, Kennedy Ressler, Bailey Ryon, Sheridan Schreyer, Sophia Steed, Juliana Wardle, Austin Yuninger, Ava Yuninger

Additional Youth Ensemble: Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
Ellie Bennett, Greta Bennett, Jacqueline Elizabeth Boben, Hannah Deane, Lily Gould, Sophia Granbois, Mallary Groff, Anna Leigh Hilbert, Gretchen Hopkirk, Meghan Kosmela, Katie Lewis, Cassidy Wray Martin, Ally Messick, Carly Messick, Jordan Pray, Année Reach, Brandon Roe, Averi Ryner, Dani Shaub, Cora Siburt, Kayla Wisotzkey, Annesley Womble