Hope Abrom (Louisa von Trapp) is thrilled to be returning to the Fulton where she was last seen in Oklahoma, Oliver and Annie Jr. She has performed the lead of Sarah for two seasons in Hershey Park's Christmas Show. Other favorite roles include: Alice in Wonderland (Alice), Charlotte's Web (Fern) and White Christmas (Susan Waverly) at the Dutch Apple. She studies ballet, pointe and jazz and spent last summer training at the Joffrey Ballet (NYC). She also loves to write, sew, and play the piano and violin. Specials thanks to Marc for the opportunity, Dean Sobon, and much love to family and friends!

Jessica Ball (Ensemble) Jessica is thrilled to be a part of The Sound of Music this season. Favorite credits include Laurey in the National Tour of Oklahoma!, Miss Dorothy in Thoroughly Modern Millie (Media Theatre), Oliver! (Walnut Street Theatre), Christine in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Rochester, NY), and Val in A Chorus Line. Much love and thanks to my friends and family, and to my husband Ryan, you are my rock.

Kathy Becker (Extra) Kathy is excited to be making her Fulton debut! She has appeared in She Loves Me and Joseph at EPAC, performed with PRiMA Theatre, and toured with Up With People. She is delighted to share the stage with this talented cast and dedicates this performance to her husband, Matt, and sons, Todd and Josh. Thanks to Marc for this amazing opportunity!

Aaron Bower (Sister Sophia, Ensemble) After moving down to Jupiter, FL from Reading, PA, Aaron is thrilled to be back up north at the beautiful Fulton Theatre! She has done numerous regional theatre, summer stock, and national tour shows of which some favorite roles are: Nancy in Oliver!, Marty in Grease, Reno in Anything Goes, and Irene in Crazy for You. She is married to her wonderful actor husband, Ed Kemper and has three kids: James, Lily, and Fletcher. Proud Actors' Equity member.

Al Bundonis (Herr Zeller) starred in the US premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber's newest musical, Whistle Down the Wind and has performed at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall. Other New York credits include Ragtime, Sessions, The Last Empress and Tom Jones. Regionally, Mr. Bundonis has performed in Camelot (King Arthur), Jekyll & Hyde (Stride), A Little Night Music (Carl-Magnus), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Lawrence), Hello, Dolly! (Vandergelder), Guys & Dolls (Sky), She Loves Me (Kodaly), Urinetown (Lockstock) and the title roles in The Music Man, Superman and The Will Rogers Follies. Television credits include Guiding Light (Jim Otto), The Jamie Kennedy Experiment, Celebrity Ghost Stories and numerous commercials. Mr. Bundonis has a degree in International Affairs from Columbia University.

Kerry Cain (Extra) is elated to be returning to the Fulton after a long hiatus. Stage: The King & I (Dutch Apple), Home for the Holidays (Weber-Prianti Inc.), Evita (Fulton Theatre), and Pippin (Twisted Art). Film: Baby Mama (Universal) and The Mighty Macs (Quaker Media). Thanks to Marc for this incredible opportunity and to her family for all their love and support. "Enjoy the show and have a blessed Christmas!"

Steve Calzaretta (Franz, Ensemble) Steve is pleased to return to the Fulton after appearing in Spamalot as Sir Bedevere, Mrs. Galahad and Concord and in last season's Dial "M" for Murder, Annie and Nutcracker. National Tours include, featured vocalist for Kenny Rogers and lead vocalist for The Paul Chapman Project (former lead guitarist for 70's 80's multi-platinum band UFO). Regional credits include Starbuck in The Rainmaker, King Arthur in Camelot, the title role in Jekyll and Hyde, Archibald Craven in The Secret Garden, The Dentist in Little Shop of Horrors and The Pirate King in Pirates of Penzance. He has appeared in several TV shows: Strong Medicine, Unsolved Mysteries and The Untouchables. Steve wants to thank the whole Fulton staff for bringing him back and a special thanks to Moishe for putting up with him as well as his wife Michelle and two boys John and Bobby. Time to Play!!!!!

Randall Frizado (Max Detweiler) 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), 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! Thanks Marc. For CMZS and Renee.

John Grieco (Ensemble) is a 2009 graduate of Fordham University where he studied Computer Science. Regional credits include Curly in Oklahoma!, Billy Bigelow in Carousel, Tommy in Brigadoon, and Joe in The Most Happy Fella. New York credits include Three Wishes for Jamie (Musicals Tonight!) and a workshop of Finian's Rainbow (Irish Rep). He would like to thank Marc Robin for this opportunity and his family and friends for their support. www.johngrieco.com

Katie Hagen (Ensemble) Katie is thrilled to be back for the Holiday season with the amazing cast of The Sound of Music and to be revisiting the magical role of Clara! Katie was recently seen on the Fulton stage as Belladova in Phantom, and as Perriwinkle in Sleeping Beauty. Other Fulton credits include Annie, Brigadoon, and Crazy for You. Endless thanks to Marc, and the entire Fulton staff for always making me feel at home. Love to family, and my husband Jake! BELIEVE

Jordan Halsey (Friedrich von Trapp) is currently a Junior at Exeter Township Senior High School in Reading, Pa. He has been performing in theater since 4th grade. His favorite roles have included Colin in The Secret Garden, Toby in Sweeney Todd, LeFou in Beauty and the Beast, Snoopy in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, and Sky in Guys and Dolls. He is excited to be performing in his first show at the Fulton.

Caleb Heckman (Extra) Caleb Heckman is very excited to be performing at the Fulton for the first time. Previously, he was a pirate in Pirates of Penzance, and Horton in Seussical Jr., both with Central Lancaster County Homeschool Music. Besides acting, Caleb also plays piano and tuba. He would like to thank his family and friends for their encouragement, and the cast and crew of The Sound of Music for this opportunity to learn.

Zack Jackson (Ensemble) This is Zack's second appearance on the Fulton stage. He was recently seen as a featured performer in Fulton Follies. Favorite roles include Joe Kennedy/Jerry in Grey Gardens, Troy Bolton in High School Musical, and Spider in Jekyll and Hyde. A York County native, and graduate of York Catholic High School, this basketball player turned actor is more than excited to perform with the best, and be part of a great "team" once again!

Andrew Kindig (Admiral von Schreiber, Ensemble) is thrilled to back at the Fulton once again! He has been involved in the Theatre for Young Audiences for the past five years, and teaches theatre craft both at the Fulton and in the area. Fulton Credits: Harold Ickes (Annie), Jeff Douglas (Brigadoon), Danny (Grease), Eugene Fodor (Crazy for You), Charlie Cowell (The Music Man), Wickersham Brother (Seussical!), Harry Thaw (Ragtime) Other Regional Credits include: Frank'n'Furter (Rocky Horror), Ali Hakim (Oklahoma!), Emcee (Cabaret), Diction Coach (Singin' in the Rain) Nick (Who's...Virginia Wolff?). Much love to family and friends for all their support. Live the Dream! Believe.

Beth Kirkpatrick (Sister Berthe, Ensemble) is thrilled to be back at the Fulton! 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), Brenda in Earthquake Weather (New Dramatists), Hurricane at NYMF. Regional: Phantom (Fulton), 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). Proud Northwestern graduate. Love and thanks to amazing family, besties, and the Mine! www.beth-kirkpatrick.com

Mackenzie Krebs (Gretl von Trapp) Mackenzie is thrilled to be making her Fulton debut. She is a fifth grader at Hans Herr Elementary School. She loves singing, acting, playing her violin, and playing in the woods. She wants to thank Marc Robin for this special opportunity, Katie Wieand for all her help, and her parents and sister for their support and encouragement.

Brittany Leffler (Ensemble) Brittany joined the Fulton Theatre staff in August of 2005, after graduating with her B.A. in Theatre Performance from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and moving to Lancaster that summer. Fulton Theatre audiences may recognize her from past performances as Cha-Cha (Grease), Miss Flannery (Thoroughly Modern Millie), Mirala (Fiddler on the Roof), and several characters in the Fulton's record-breaking Les Misérables. She is currently the theatre's full-time Wardrobe Mistress and resides in downtown Lancaster, where you can either find her at the theatre, Central Market, walking her pomeranian Gus, or riding her polka-dotted bike. Many thanks to this lovely cast, Marc, Aaron, and the Fulton staff, B. McKee, and YOU for supporting live theatre! Happy holidays!

Meghan Colleen Moroney (Frau Schmidt) is delighted to be making her debut at the Fulton. She has had an eclectic career featuring cruise ships, theme parks, hosting the Home Shopping Network and Broadway (in Mamma Mia). Favorite roles include: Charlotte in A Little Night Music, Rose in Gypsy, Baker's Wife in Into the Woods, and Mertuil in Les Liasons Dangereuses. "Thank you for supporting live theater!"

Jenny Piersol (Liesl von Trapp) is delighted to return to the Fulton after appearing in Hello, Dolly! last season. A native of Lancaster, she now lives in New York City where spends her time auditioning, pursuing voiceover opportunities and perfecting her velociraptor impression. Recent credits include: Anything Goes (Hope Harcourt), Oklahoma! (co-choreographer), 42nd St (Lorraine) and Hello, Dolly! (Minnie Fay) with OCTC. B.A. in English from Muhlenberg College (Grammar Goddess, self-anointed). Philippians 4:13. Love to my family and many thanks to Marc!

Madison Platt (Brigitta von Trapp) is excited and grateful to be part of this iconic show. Other musical credits include: Les Misérables, Annie, Meet Me in St. Louis, A Christmas Carol and The Sound of Music. Madison would like to thank Marc Robin and the entire company for this wonderful opportunity. A special thanks to Mom and Dad, family and friends, Mrs. Abrom, and hugs to my sister Abbey.

Marisa Rivera (Ensemble) Marisa is ecstatic to be making her debut on the Fulton's stage with The Sound of Music and The Nutcracker this Christmas! She has recently worked at Sight and Sound, Hersheypark, Walt Disney World and the Theater of the Seventh Sister. Marisa's credits include Anita in West Side Story and Dot in Sunday in the Park with George. "Marc, I cannot thank you enough for seeing something in me. You have no idea how much I am indebted to you. Mom, this one's for you!"

Dorea Schmidt (Ensemble) graduated two years ago from Messiah College, where her favorite performances included Madame Arcati in Blithe Spirit, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, and Masha in Three Sisters. She has spent the past couple of years working with Harrisburg's regional theatre Open Stage Harrisburg, performing in The Fantasticks! (Luisa), Doubt (Sister James), Court Street Cabaret, and most recently [title of show] (Heidi). Also in Harrisburg, Dorea sang with the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra in Iolanthe as Leila, along with West Wing's Josh Malina and conducted by Stuart Malina. This past June at Open Stage's Flying Solo Festival, Dorea premiered her first one woman show at water's edge: confessions of an obsessive mind. The show was an exploration into the mind of a romantic and was directed by Jim Knipple, founder of the Run of the Mill Theatre in Baltimore. Dorea is a proud graduate of the National Theatre Institute, fall class of 07. She is beyond excited for the splendid opportunity to work with the Fulton and the Maltz Jupiter, and especially to be directed by Marc Robin. A shout out to Rebecca Wilt for introducing her! To follow what Dorea's up to check out www.wix.com/doreaschmidt/actor

Michael Sharon (Captain Georg von Trapp) is a graduate of USC (Trojans!) and received classical training at RADA, London. Favorite roles include Leontes in The Winter's Tale (GBS Theatre, London), El Gallo in The Fantasticks (Long Wharf), and title roles in Macbeth (LA Theatre Center), Pericles (Connecticut Rep), and Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (Bristol Riverside). Other theatres include NYCity Opera, Shakespeare Theatre of DC (Helen Hayes nom - Twelfth Night), Actor's Theatre of Louisville, Cincinnati Playhouse, Goodspeed Opera House, and multiple seasons at the Alabama, Utah and Oregon Shakespeare Festivals.

Michael Shultz (Rolf Gruber) is honored to be involved with such an amazing cast and crew. This production marks Michael's debut with the Fulton. Other credits include: Anything Goes, Oklahoma!, I Take This Man, She Loves Me, A Man of No Importance. Michael received his B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from Penn State University. He would like to thank his parents and Kevin for their endless love and support. www.michaelshultz.com

Katie Sina (Sister Margaretta) Katie is pumped to be returning to the Fulton! Past Fulton credits include, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Annie, Phantom, Sleeping Beauty, and Nutcracker, A Holiday Musical. She has toured around the world, playing roles including, Millie (Thoroughly Modern Millie), Lola (Damn Yankees), Babette (Disney's Beauty and the Beast), and numerous readings and workshops where she lives in New York City. She is thankful to have the best friends and family ever, to the amazing Marc, and she is overjoyed to be back in Lancaster working with the Fulton Company. Happy holidays! Believe.

Elisa Van Duyne (Elsa Schraeder) is honored to return to the Fulton Theatre, where she last played Anytime Annie in 42nd Street. Broadway credits: Finian's Rainbow (Sharon u/s), 42nd Street (Lorraine/Anytime Annie cover), Beauty and the Beast (Silly Girl), 110 In The Shade (LilyAnn Beasley). Regional: Ragtime (Kennedy Center), Grey Gardens (Theatreworks), Papermill, Walnut Street. Favorite roles include Milly in Seven Brides... and Velma in Chicago. Boston Conservatory graduate and proud Actors' Equity member. Love to Jeremy and family.

Catherine Walker (Maria Rainer) Catherine is thrilled to return to her hometown of Lancaster this holiday season! She began studying voice with Lancaster teacher and opera singer, Jean Bradel and went on to receive her BFA in Vocal Performance from Carnegie Mellon University. Catherine made her Broadway debut with the original cast of Disney & Cameron McIntosh's hit musical Mary Poppins, and became Broadway's second "Mary", flying over the heads (and into the hearts) of Broadway audiences for over 100 performances. She left that production to join the original cast of the highly acclaimed Broadway revival of Ragtime. Most recently, Miss Walker was seen at The Maltz Jupiter Theater as Hope in Anything Goes. She also played the title role in the musical, Gypsy, the premiere production of the new Northshore Music Theatre. Catherine has appeared in leading roles in productions of Yeston's Phantom (Christine), Rodgers & Hammerstein's Carousel (Julie Jordan), Kern & Hammerstein's Show Boat (Magnolia) and Lerner & Loewe's Brigadoon (Fiona). She appeared with major symphony orchestras in tributes to Stephen Sondheim and Stephen Schwartz and currently crosses the country representing Walt Disney Productions in national concert appearances. Love and gratitude to my ever supportive family and to Jacques, the love of my life. "All For His Glory" www.catherinewalker.biz

Alexander Waplinger (Kurt von Trapp) is thrilled to be making his Fulton debut. Alexander is 12 years old and is a seventh grader at Manheim Township Middle School. He recently performed in Frankenstein (William) at TSS. Alexander has been singing for many years and has been playing the piano for 7 years. He also enjoys playing soccer and swimming. A special thank you to Joanne Abrom and to Marc Robin for this amazing opportunity!

Katie White (Marta von Trapp) Katie is thrilled to be playing the part of Marta in this holiday favorite!!! Katie made her acting debut at in Holly Jolly Christmas last year at the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre. She was also in Phantom here at the Fulton and Seussical, Jr. at EPAC this year. She has enjoyed participating in summer theatre camps and most recently played the part of Emma Fairfax in Dr. Dolittle, Jr. Katie is a 4th grader at Landisville Intermediate Center and enjoys taking dance classes and playing soccer. Many thanks to Marc Robin, Katie Wieand, Dean and Lauren Sobon, and her family for all the encouragement and support!!!

Jill C. Wiley (Ensemble) is thrilled to be spending the holidays back at the Fulton Theatre having previously appeared in Annie as a Boylan Sister and member of the ensemble. Past favorites include: Disney's Beauty and the Beast (Belle), HSM2 (Sharpay), The Fantasticks! (Luisa). As a current senior, being kept busy with auditions and applications she plans to attend college in the fall to obtain a degree in musical theater. Love to family, friends and Ms. B. This one's for my favorite little niece, T.Q!

April Woodall (Mother Abbess) recently played Opal in Everybody Loves Opal at the Montgomery Theatre in Souderton, PA and premiered two new plays in New York City - A Promise Best Kept and Gray Matters, for which she won the Best Lead Actress Award at the Midtown International Theatre Festival. Other performances include: Nunsense - The Devon; La Cage aux Folles - Gateway Playhouse; Little Women, Arsenic and Old Lace, Into the Woods - Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre; Smoke on the Mountain - Hedgerow Theatre; I Married Wyatt Earp, Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge - Bristol Riverside Theatre; Fiddler on the Roof, Godspell - Keswick Theatre; Thoroughly Modern Millie, Showboat, and The Wizard of OZ at the Media Theatre. April is very grateful to Marc for the opportunity to work with this amazing group of artists. Proud member of Actor's Equity. Love always to E & C.