Big Fish - School Edition - April 10 - April 13, 2025
Brown County High School
Who's Who
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Sawyer Kelp *
as Edward Bloom
Sawyer is a Senior at BCHS and is participating in his fourth year of theatre. He has played roles such as Shrek in Shrek the Musical, Pete in Almost Maine, Audrey II in Little Shop of Horrors, and more. Sawyer is very excited to perform in his last show with the BCHS Theatre Department as Edward Bloom and hopes that you enjoy the show and shed a couple tears!
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Caleb Clifford *
as Young Edward Bloom
Caleb is a Senior at BCHS and is proud to be finishing his fourth and final year of theatre. He has been involved in eight productions with Brown County Schools, the most notable of his roles being the art director for Little Shop of Horrors and the understudy for Seymour, as well as his debut as Pepper in Mamma Mia. Caleb is a varsity soccer player and is also involved with BCHS Show Choir, Rhapsody. Caleb will be attending Indiana University Bloomington in the fall where he will pursue a bachelor's degree in comprehensive design in the Eskenazi School of Art.
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Taylor Myers *
as Sandra Bloom
Taylor is a Senior at BCHS and she is super excited to be performing her first lead role as Sandra Bloom in the production of Big Fish. Taylor has been involved in the Brown County High School Theatre Dept for the past 4 years and has been doing both tech and acting. She was a spotlight operator in Clue, a member of the ensemble and understudy for Ali and Lisa in Mamma Mia, Sandra in Almost Maine, the Sugar Plum Fairy and Voice for the Three Blind Mice in Shrek the Musical, Juror #5 in 12 Angry Jurors, Mrs. Luce in Little Shop of Horrors, and most recently Rachel in The Play That Goes Wrong. Taylor has also been the Costume, Hair and Makeup Chief for Shrek the Musical, 12 Angry Jurors, Little Shop of Horrors, The Play That Goes Wrong, and now Big Fish! Taylor will be attending IU Bloomington for college where whe will major in Theatre Directing and Theatre Arts! She really hopes you enjoy the show and would like to remind you that it is OK to shed a tear or so.
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