Andy Brown - (Paul Bratter) - Andy is proud to be making his first appearance on stage at Great Plains Theatre. A Tennessee native, Andy has worked regionally in Colorado, Nebraska, Florida, Virginia, and parts in between. Some of his favorite past productions include Broadway Bound (Eugene/Stan), Lumberjacks in Love (Dirty Bob), Arsenic and Old Lace (Teddy), Into the Woods (the Baker), Forever Plaid (Francis), Urinetown (Old Man Strong/Hot Blades Harry), and Closer Than Ever (Man One). Excelsior!

Licia Watson* - (Mrs. Banks) - Licia is delighted to be making her debut here at the Great Plains Theatre. She has previously been seen on stage at the American Heartland Theatre (Radio Gals, Menopause: the Musical, Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story, The Nerd), Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre (A Man of No Importance), Quality Hill Playhouse (New York State of Mind), Kansas City Repertory Theatre (Hank Williams: Lost Highways), New Theatre Restaurant (Funny Girl), the Unicorn Theatre (Next of Kin), Eubank Productions (A New Brain), and Theatre for Young America. She has also enjoyed participating in creative projects that support the continued awareness of theatrical works from our past (staged readings of Book of Days and Our Town for the Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre) and the celebration of tomorrow’s art (Showgirl of 52nd Street for the Kansas City Festival of New Musicals). Licia is a proud member of Actors Equity Association.

Patrick Halley - Recently spent his second summer with Door Shakespeare in Wisconsin, playing Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Credits there include The Tempest, Tartuffe, and Cyrano de Bergerac. Chicago: greasy joan & co, The Hypocrites, Theatre Building, Oak Park Festival Theatre, Chicago Scriptworks, Red Tape, and A Crew of Patches. Regional favorites: Montana Shakespeare in the Parks, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, and The Complete Works of Wm. Shakespeare (Abridged) in his native upstate New York. Patrick is a graduate of Bucknell University.

Aaron Hunt* - (Victor Velasco) - Aaron Hunt is excited to be making his Kansas debut. Aaron made his New York debut in Theatre 1010's H.M.S. Pinafore (Bill Bobstay), and toured nationally with NYC's Prince Street Players in Alice in Wonderland (The Mad Hatter). Regional credits include principle roles in Michigan Opera Theatre's Daughter of the Regiment, Merry Widow and Candide. Based in Chicago, his credits there include: First Folio Shakespeare Festival, Drury Lane Oakbrook, Buffalo Theatre Ensemble and Light Opera Works.