A Christmas Carol: A New Musical - December 08 - December 11, 2016
Christ Wesleyan Church Theatre Productions
Who's Who
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Robert Yoder
as Ebenezer Scrooge
Rob attends Christ Wesleyan Church (CWC) and lives in Watsontown. He was the Assistant Director for Christ Wesleyan Theatre Productions' Dinner Theatre's shows, "Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap" and "If It's Monday, This Must Be Murder". He was a makeup assistant for "Anne of Green Gables: The Musical" and "A Charlie Brown Christmas". On stage, he's portrayed Sergeant Brogan in "If It's Monday, This Must Be Murder", Aslan in both years of "Narnia: The Musical", Judas Iscariot in "The Living Lord's Supper", and Mr. Fezziwig and the Ghost of Christmas Future in "A Christmas Carol: A New Musical" in 2012. With Gaspipe Theatre, he played Biondello in "Taming of the Shrew", Clyde in "Three Cs, Two Ds, and an F", and Valentine in "Twelfth Night". He enjoys singing in the Celebration Choir at CWC, spending time with his girlfriend, Jane, and with his family. He appreciates the "friendly and welcoming atmosphere" of Christ Wesleyan Theatre Productions.
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Josh Muchler
as Bob Cratchit
Josh lives in Lewisburg with his wife, Angie, and their two kids. The Muchler family attends CWC. Josh portrayed Earl the Milkman in "Anne of Green Gables: The Musical" and was Charlie Brown in "A Charlie Brown Christmas" with Christ Wesleyan Theatre Productions. Singing is his favorite thing to do. He also enjoys cooking, photography, fishing, spending time with his friends and family, and volunteering at church. "It is an honor and blessing to be part of such a talented cast who use their talents for the glory of God."
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Danielle Sommers
as Mrs. Cratchit
Danielle lives in Lewisburg with her husband, Brian, and they attend Buffalo Valley Church of the Brethren. This is Danielle's first show with Christ Wesleyan Theatre Productions, and she previously played the lead role of Lily Vanessi in "Kiss Me, Kate" at Mifflinburg High School. Danielle is a classically trained vocalist and enjoys reading, cooking, and playing board games. She appreciates Christ Wesleyan Theatre Productions because it is "a God-glorifying, Christ-centered theatre experience that also happens to be a class act".
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