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Sydney Leigh Allen (Ensemble) is thrilled to be making her debut at the Fulton. She most recently played the title role in Theatre of the Seventh Sister's production of Electricidad and also appeared in A Glorious Morning at Freedom Chapel Dinner Theatre. Originally from eastern Pennsylvania, Sydney's studies took her to Calgary, Alberta where she graduated in 2007 from Playhouse North School of Theatre. She is very happy to return to her roots for this season of her life! Thank you to Mom, Dad and Kiri for their love and support and to the Fulton for this opportunity to perform in Phantom!

Aldo A. Aranzulla (Erik age 12) was born in Lancaster, PA, but grew up in Venezuela. He just finished 8th grade at Centerville Middle School. In 7th grade he won a poetry contest by Creative Communication and Published by them in "A Celebration of Poets Pennsylvania grades 7-9 Spring 2009". He has trained in classical piano and choir at the Pennsylvania Academy of Music since 2003, plays the violin and sings with the chorus at school. Credits include The Globolinks (2006), Drugs on Mother Goose Land (2007), Pirates from Grammar Island (2008), Dr. Doolittle (2008) Once on this Island Jr. (2009), Anne of Green Gables (2009), All I Really Need to Know I learned By Being in a Bad Play (2009), Holly Jolly Christmas (2009) at Dutch Apple Dinner Theater, Willy Wonka Jr. (Charlie, 2010), The Secret Garden (Colin , 2010), and La Boheme (2010 Lancaster Opera). He enjoys creative writing, reading, being a Boy Scout and camping. He is very excited to be part of the Fulton for the first time and sends thanks to God and his mom for her unconditional love and support.

Nat Chandler (Inspector Ledoux) Nat is delighted to be making his Fulton Theatre debut. Broadway: The Scarlet Pimpernel, Encores! The Ziegfeld Follies of 1936 (Sony Records). National tours: Raoul in The Phantom of the Opera, The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber with Sarah Brightman, Rapunzel's Prince in Into the Woods, Lun Tha in The King and I with Yul Brynner and Lancelot in Camelot with Robert Goulet. Off-Broadway: Counsellor-at-law, Tales of Tinseltown. Regional: Phantom in Phantom! (Barrymore Award nom), Inherit the Wind, Show Boat, The Most Happy Fella, A Little Night Music, Pirates of Penzance, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Kevin Kline Award nom), Carousel, Oklahoma!, Cabaret, Desert Song, The Merry Widow, Kismet, and South Pacific with Howard Keel. Television: Guiding Light. Concert schedule and recordings at www.natchandler.com.

Emily Churchill (Youth Ensemble) is an eighth grader at Lancaster Country Day School. She is overjoyed to be making her Fulton debut in Phantom. She recently appeared in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and The Yellow Boat at Country Day, where she is also a member of the Folk Music Club. Prior to moving to Lancaster, she performed in Peter Pan at Abington Friends School and in concerts with Soundstage School of Music at venues throughout the Philadelphia area. Emily studies voice with Joanne Abrom, and guitar with Kenny Townsend and Frumi Cohen. In her free time, Emily enjoys singing, playing guitar and songwriting. Heartfelt thanks to Marc Robin for this opportunity (a dream come true!) Much love to family, friends and teachers for their love and support. Thanks to Mom, Dad, Sarah, and her little buddy, Matt, for their constant love and encouragement.

Curt Dale Clark (Phantom) Fulton audiences will remember Curt as 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 Shakespearean 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. Along with Marc Robin, he co-authored Treasure Island A Musical Adventure which premiered at the Fulton in 2008 and recently enjoyed a second production at the Beef and Boards Theatre in Indianapolis.

Lauren Cupples (Ensemble) is ecstatic to make her Fulton debut in Phantom! Her favorite past roles include Sweeney Todd (Johanna) - City Theatre Company, The Fantasticks (Luisa) - 2009 Princeton Festival, The Sound of Music (Maria u/s, Nun) - Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, and Into the Woods (Cinderella) - DeSales University. Many thanks to Marc Robin for this amazing opportunity, and to all of her "phans" who have supported her on every step of her journey.

Daniella Dalli (Opera Diva #2) is so excited to be back at the Fulton this Summer! Fulton audiences will recognize Daniella for her performances as Eponine in Les Misérables, Irene Molloy in Hello, Dolly!, Cinderella in Cinderella (for the Eichmann Family Series), and as a singer in the Fulton Cabaret Series. Other notable credits include: Eve in In the Beginning (Sight & Sound Theatre, original cast), Eve in Creation (Crystal Cathedral, original cast), Bathsheba in Bathsheba--The Musical (LimonCarr, original cast), Aldonza in Man of La Mancha, Beggar Woman in Sweeney Todd, Mary Magdalene in JC Superstar, Witch/Baker's Wife in Into the Woods, and the West Coast Premiere of Parade (Los Angeles Musical Theatre Guild). Coming up next, Daniella will be playing the Lady of the Lake in Spamalot at the Maine State Music Theatre and here at the Fulton! Thanks and love to God, my wonderful husband Franklin Navarro, Marc Robin, Harvey Owen, and my amazingly supportive family and friends! www.danielladalli.com

Tommy J. Dose (Waiter, Ensemble) Tommy is thrilled to be making his debut at the Fulton. Originally from Buffalo, NY his recent credits include: In the Beginning as Lucifer, and Ezekiel in Daniel both at Sight and Sound Theatres where he also appeared in Behold the Lamb, Miracle of Christmas and Abraham and Sarah. His other favorite performances include: Into the Woods as The Baker, Officer Lockstock in Urinetown, Assassins as the Proprietor, Long Jack in Captains Courageous and Bill Sykes in Oliver! Special thanks to Marc for this great opportunity, and to my friends and family for their support. "We have no map, only the ways we most wish for ourselves"

Beth Dunkelberger (Ensemble) began her performance history as a stalk of celery in the third grade. From there she went on to become a founding mother of a local student theatre organization and a frequent ensemble member for Lancaster Opera Company and Actors Company of Pa. Featured roles include Lady Rowena - Once Upon a Mattress, Stella - Tales of Hoffman, Shirley Caplan - Street Scene, Shaindel - Fiddler on the Roof, Housekeeper - Man of La Mancha. Beth also sings regularly with the First United Methodist Church chancel choir and hopes to bring cheer as a member of the Fools of Faith clown ministry.

Mark Fisher (Count Phillipe de Chandon) Mark is thrilled to return to the Fulton! Favorite Fulton credits: Tommy in Brigadoon and Jimmy in Thoroughly Modern Milie. Elsewhere: Alex in The Little Dog Laughed (2009 Kline Nomination), Sky in Guys and Dolls and the title role in the world premiere play Bertrand Priest. Regional appearances include Paper Mill Playhouse, Theater Under the Stars, St. Louis Rep, Maine State Music Theater, Arkansas Rep, Syracuse Stage and Drury Lane Oakbrook. BFA Syracuse University. Big love to family and friends, Marc and Aaron and the Fulton staff, Ben and David at the Mine, and DMS.

Randall Frizado (Minister of Culture) 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-Off Broadway: Face the Music (Hal Reisman) Regional: Into the Woods (The Baker), 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) 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! CMZS I love you. As always, for Renee. www.RandallFrizado.com

David Girolmo (Gerard Carriere) Proud member of Actors Equity Association for over 20 years. At the Fulton: Brigadoon (Mr. Lundie). Mr. Girolmo has performed in 46 of the contiguous 48 United States and Canada. From Broadway (Candide, directed by Hal Prince), National Tours, to Chicago (where he is a multiple Joseph Jefferson Award nominee, and Jeff winner). Selected credits include: Fiddler on the Roof (Lazar Wolf); The Most Happy Fella (Tony Esposito); 42nd Street (Julian Marsh); Annie (Oliver Warbucks); Passion (Colonel Ricci) with Patti LuPone, Michael Cerveris, and Audra MacDonald; The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Quasimodo); Sweeney Todd (with George Hearn and Patti LuPone); Phantom (Carriere - Jeff Award - Supporting Actor); Kiss Me Kate (Fred Graham - Jeff Nomination); Much Ado about Nothing, and Julius Caesar at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre; The House of Martin Guerre (at the Goodman Theatre and in Toronto, Ontario at The Canadian Stage Company); Talley's Folly (Jeff Nomination); At the NYMF in New York - Journey to the West. Film and television work include: D.O.A.P. (Death of a President), ER (Officer Gaines), Guiding Light (Stubby, the orderly)(really), and numerous commercials. Mr. Girolmo is a Principal Councilor of Actors Equity Association. He is married to Chicago actor Heidi Kettenring. Thanks, and ever thanks, to mentor and friend Marc Robin.

Aidan Grubbs (Youth Ensemble) 10, is making his professional debut in Phantom, if you don't count the 3 months his mother carried him while performing in Joseph And The Amazing... Soon to be a fifth grader at Central school in Des Plaines IL, Aidan enjoys composing original music on the piano, playing on his Wii, reading, and hanging out with his friends.

Isabelle Grubbs (Youth Ensemble) is extremely excited to be performing in Phantom. This is her first professional play, but she has participated in various activities, including chorus, the school play Aladdin (grocer), and talent shows. She also is a photographer for the school yearbook. Isabelle has just graduated 6th grade at Chippewa middle school in Des Plaines IL. Her hobbies include singing, dancing, interior designing, and fashion and costume designing. Isabelle gives a big shout-out to all her friends and family that come and see the show.

Katie Hagen (Fleure, Dancing Belladova) Is so thankful to back at the Fulton after just being in their production of Annie as a Boylan Sister, and as Clara in The Nutcracker: A Holiday Musical. Previous Fulton credits include Brigadoon and Crazy for You. Other credits include Kiss Me, Kate (Paper Mill Playhouse), All Shook Up (Palace Theatre), Singin' in the Rain (Carousel DT), Gabriella in High School Musical, and Swing! (Prather Ent.) BFA in Dance, Montclair State. Endless thanks to Marc for keeping us all inspired. Special thanks to my family, and love to my Jake.

MacGregor Henrichsen (Young Erik) age 10, is a 4th grade student at Reidenbaugh Elementary School, Manheim Township School District. He recently played the part of Smee in Reidenbaugh's performance of Peter Pan. MacGregor enjoys playing both the piano and trumpet. He also finds time to play baseball and participates as a Webelo Scout in his local cub scout pack.

Michael Iannucci (Alaine Cholet) is happy to return to the Fulton where he previously appeared in Rags; My Fair Lady and Crazy for You. Most recently he played the title roles in Buddy's Tavern (Kweskin Theatre & NYC) and Off Broadway in Shlemiel the First (Folksbiene Theatre). Broadway: Fiddler on the Roof. Off Broadway: Enter Laughing; Bajour (York Theatre); Wallenberg (NYMTF); On the Waterfront and A Perfect Marriage (Brave New World Rep); The Cradle Will Rock (St. Mark's in the Bowery). National tour: Annie; Fiddler on the Roof. Regional: The Most Happy Fella; CATS (TUTS); Falsettoland (Caldwell Theatre, Carbonell Award Nomination); Patience (Sorg Opera); Bye Bye Birdie (Westchester Broadway); Ragtime (Carnegie PAC); Steel Pier (Actor's Playhouse); Noises Off (Playhouse on the Green); Gypsy (New Candlelight); 21 (New England Youth Theatre). Stock credits include: Lips Together, Teeth Apart; The Tale of the Allergist's Wife; Driving Miss Daisy; Lost in Yonkers; Guys & Dolls; Chicago; The Foreigner; I Love You You're Perfect; Broadway Bound. He is a member of the Project Rushmore Theatre Company.

Beth Kirkpatrick (Opera Diva #1) Beth Kirkpatrick is thrilled to be making her Fulton debut! TOURS: Wardrobe Mistress/Confidante in The Phantom of the Opera, Mother Abbess in The Sound of Music (Asia). NEW YORK: Rachel in Plain and Fancy (York Theatre), Petra in Injury Time (Lark Play Development), Prissy Lammeter in Silas (Plain Language Productions workshop), Brenda in Earthquake Weather (New Dramatists), In Your Dreams starring Diana DeGarmo (Ars Nova), Hurricane at NYMF. REGIONAL: Cincinnati Entertainment Award for Shawntel/Eve in Jerry Springer: the Opera (New Stage Collective), Understudying and performing Mrs Lovett in Sweeney Todd (Geva Theatre Center), Disney's Beauty & the Beast (Montreal). Proud Northwestern graduate. Love and thanks to amazing family, besties, and the Mine!

Seth G. Martin (Policeman) is a native of Harrisburg Pennsylvania, currently pursuing his Master of Arts in Theatre at Villanova University where he was last seen onstage as Colonel Buffalo Bill Cody in "Annie Get Your Gun." Favorite past roles include Tateh in "Ragtime" and Trevor Graydon III in "Thoroughly Modern Millie." He and his wife are expecting their first child in late July.

Stephanie Lynn Mason (Flora) is thrilled to be returning to the Fulton. Credits include West Side Story (Maria) at TUTS, CDT, and Fulton, Fiddler on the Roof (Tzietel) at WVP, Wheatley's Folly, Ripped, Casanova Returns, The Gypsy King, Parental Consent (Katie) and A Little Night Music (Petra). Special thanks to Marc Robin, Robert Marks, Nancy Carson, amazing friends, and wonderful family for love, encouragement, and support through the happiest and the toughest of times.

Michael Minor (Joseph Buquet) is excited to make his Fulton Theatre debut in Phantom. Some recent theatre credits include: Austin Powers in the premiere of Blast from the Past, Jim in All Shook Up, Vince Fontain and Teen Angel in Grease. National Commercial Campaigns: Dr. Dental for DentalEZ and Mr. Elite for Elite Home Connection. Michael recently placed 2nd at the Las Vegas CIC convention as a singing ventriloquist. Special thanks to Marc Robin. Love to Jill, Noah and Neve. www.michaelminor.com

Susan Moniz (La Carlotta) last collaborated with director Marc Robin as the Narrator in Joseph And the Amazing... at the Marriott Lincolnshire theatre in Chicago. Other Chicago land and regional credits include Catherine (The Heiress), Ruth (Dessa Rose), Anna (Anna Karenina),Shelby (Spitfire Grill), Eva Peron (Evita), Witch (Into The Woods), Marsinah (Kismet-Jeff Award), Susan (big-After Dark Award), 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, and Olga in The Merry Widow at the Lyric Opera. Susan played both Sandy and Rizzo in Grease on Broadway, and has been nominated for 11 Joseph Jefferson awards. She is excited to be sharing the stage with her favorite people on the planet--her amazing children Isabelle and Aidan.

Michael Popovsky (Ensemble) is thrilled to be back at the Fulton after appearing as Lesgles in Les Misérables last summer. Other favorite roles include Schaunard (La boheme -OperaLancaster), Marullo (Rigoletto - Opera Seabrook), and Harold Hill (The Music Man - Chabod Academy). Michael has also performed with Opera Naples (Fl.), Ephrata Performing Arts Center, and is a frequent soloist for many local groups. Originally from Ridgewood, N.J. but based out of Lancaster, Pa, Michael is the founder/owner of Popovsky Studios, a voice and acting studio in East Petersburg. Thank you to Marc Robin and the whole Fulton family for their continued support. www.michaelpopovsky.com

Don Rey (Opera Leading Tenor) New York: City Center Encores! Pardon my English, Children and Art: Stephen Sondheim 75th birthday celebration. Tours: Camelot with Robert Goulet, Music Man, Evita. Regional includes: Paper Mill Playhouse, Walnut Street Theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Geva Theatre, California Music Theatre, White Barn Theatre, Theatre by the Sea, Maine State Music Theatre. Some favorites: Peron in Evita opposite Andrea McArdle, The Beadle in Sweeney Todd, Mr. Erlanson in A Little Night Music, Cogsworth in Beauty and the Beast, the Padre in Man of La Mancha and Nicely Nicely in Guys & Dolls.

Katie Sina (Florence) is overjoyed to return to the Fulton! Fulton credits include, Millie, Annie, and the Nutcracker a Holiday Musical. Other credits include, Millie (Thoroughly Modern Millie), Babbette (Beauty and the Beast), Lola (Damn Yankees), Anytime Annie (42nd St), and tours around the world. She is so thankful to Marc and the incredible staff of the Fulton, plus she thinks Lancaster is just about the greatest community ever. Thanks to her friends and family for making life so much fun. Enjoy the show!!!!

Jake Warnecke (Young Carriere) is thrilled and so grateful to be making his Fulton debut in Phantom! Credits include: NYC: Burly-Q, Bring Me a Dwarf: The Twisted World of Peter Charles Morris. National Tours: The Drowsy Chaperone, Little Women the Musical. Regional: Evita, Man of La Mancha, The Robber Bridegroom, A Grand Night for Singing, The Musical of Musicals, Guys & Dolls, among others. Originally from Wisconsin, he now resides in NYC. AMDA graduate. Love goes out to his incredible family and friends for their never ending support. Special thanks to Marc for this amazing opportunity.

Jason Weitkamp (Opera Tenor #2) is delighted to be making his Fulton debut with Phantom! For the past two and a half years he has been touring the country with Irving Berlin's I Love a Piano as Alex and is now looking forward to performing in the same theatre for more than a couple days! A graduate of Millikin University and having worked at various regional theatres in the midwest some favorite roles over the years have been Horton in Seussical the Musical, Archibald in The Secret Garden, and Prof. Sedgwick in It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Superman. Thanks to everyone in my life for their constant support and love!

Kathryn Mae White (Youth Ensemble) is in 3rd grade at Landisville Primary Center. She made her acting debut in Holly Jolly Christmas at the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre in 2009. She has also been seen in Seussical, Jr. at EPAC this spring. Katie currently dances with Silver Spring Dance Conservatory and takes private voice lessons. She also plays soccer for Penn Legacy. She would like to thank her mom, dad and brother for their constant love and encouragement.

Katie Wieand (Christine Daee) received her Master of Music in opera performance from The Boston Conservatory. She has performed several roles with the Boston Lyric Opera and has toured internationally performing operatic roles in Austria and Italy. In addition to her former opera career, Katie has performed with many musical theatre companies throughout the U.S. She has also recorded as a studio vocalist of Gaylord Entertainment in Nashville, TN. While she's not on stage, Katie teaches private vocal lessons from her home studio in Lancaster. However, Katie's favorite role is being wife and mother to her husband, Matt and daughter, Audrey.

Hal A. Yudof (Jean-Claude) is thrilled to return to the Fulton Theatre after debuting in Fiddler on the Roof and starring in the world premiere musical Treasure Island. Hal will be very familiar to local audiences due to his many years performing at the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre (where he has also served as the longtime Stage Manager) in such roles as The Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz, Caiaphas in Jesus Christ Superstar, and the Governor/Innkeeper in Man of La Mancha, to name a few. He has also performed in National tours of Zorba (Katopolis), and The Marriage Proposal (Tschubokov), as well as regionally across the U.S. Hal dedicates this performance to his reasons for being here, his wife Danielle, daughter Sadie, and son Dovev. He thanks Marc Robin for this great opportunity.