Chelsea Agalaba (Martha Cox) is a junior at Dacula High School and has been involved in Theatre for the past year. Chelsea is a member of Beta Club, National Honor Society, and African Caribbean Student Association. She enjoys that theatre gives her the opportunity to perform and the space to become more courageous. She feels proud of herself whenever she performs. Special thanks to Ms. Rawlins, and her family for always encouraging, and helping her grow and move towards her goals.
Christa Agborsangaya (Taylor McKessie) is a sophomore at Dacula High School. This is her first year involved in theatre, and she is excited to perform in her second musical ever. She’s grateful for the experiences and friendships she’s gained through theatre. Christa hopes to go to college to study counseling psychology and psychiatry. She would like to thank everyone who made this show possible, her friends for making high school more enjoyable, and her family for their continuous support.
Ernesta Agborsangaya (Ensemble) is a sophomore at Dacula High School and it is her first year being involved in the Theatre Program. She has been in chorus since 4th grade and sings for the Dacula Chorus. Theatre gives her a chance to take her singing to a new level, combining music with acting and dancing. Special thanks to her dad for supporting her through the entire production of the musical.
CJ Alexander (Ryan Evans) is a sophomore at Dacula High School and has been involved in fine arts since childhood. CJ is a tenor for the acclaimed Dacula High School Men's Chorus and not only is he a singer, but is also a dancer, actor, and fashion guru. CJ enjoys the applause and being praised for his hard work. After graduation, CJ plans on going to an HBCU or a design/fine arts college and get a degree in business/real estate, design, and fashion. Special thanks to the people introduced to the world of fine arts and fashion, to the people that support me in any way and believe in me no matter what, and MOST importantly, to the haters/enemies as they fuel my fire and it pushes me to also be the best I can be and prove them wrong.
Xitlaly Appenzeller (Ensemble) is a senior, and this is her first big performance in theatre. She has done little performances here and there, as well as a theatre camp at the Aurora Theater, and a dance performance. What she would really love to do is make costumes for Broadway or for movies. She is currently in AP 3D art, and enjoys making anything to something beautiful. When she graduates she would like to go to school to learn costume design or become an art teacher.
Madison Banks (Cheerleader) is a junior at Dacula High School. Madison cheers both competition and sideline cheer for her school. She took theatre during freshman year and really enjoyed it! Madison can’t wait for her senior year and what comes with the last semesters of her high school experience.
Janasia Blackmon (Ensemble) is a sophomore at Dacula High School and has been in theatre since her freshman year. She loves to dance, and after graduating high school she wants to go to Howard to pursue her dreams
Jeremy "Jiggyy" Cameau (Troy Bolton) is a junior at Dacula High School and has been doing music his whole life. Jiggyy is an Haitian singer with goals of one day being discovered for his talents. By the next ten years he hopes to rule and with the support of his family and friends and by the grace of god he knows he can do it, so look him up by his stage name “Yung Messiah” . "shout out to my family and my crew. I love y'all." Follow me on IG : @jiggysavestheworld, Tiktok : keepitcoolyungmessiah.
Brittany Cerny (Ms. Darbus), has dabbled in dance and theatre as a child and teen, including being in a commercial. Now-a-days, she focuses her time on teaching 11th grade American Literature and writing professionally on the side. When she isn't doing academic-type things, she's singing along at music festivals, hanging out with her black cat, and frolicking around the city where she lives.
Adam Fiddler (Coach Bolton) Mr. Fiddler is honored to be welcomed to the stage by the DHS Theatre Department. It has been several years since Mr. Fiddler has been on the stage, and he has loved every moment of this experience. When he’s not acting, you can find Mr. Fiddler on the second floor crying because his students won’t get any work done.
