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Mia Kuzala
as Ariel
Mia is thrilled to be performing as Ariel in The Little Mermaid. Previously, Mia has been in Mean Girls Jr. (Cady), Into The Woods (The Witch), Footloose (Urleen), High School Musical (Ensemble, Gabriella U/S). When she’s not on stage, Mia enjoys hanging out with her friends, going on trips, and counting down the days until graduation. After school, she plans on getting a BFA in Musical Theatre. She would like to thank her mom, dad, and sister (Flounder!!) and friends for being so supportive of her.
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Brooke Kuzala
as Flounder
Brooke is very excited to be in the production of the Little Mermaid. Previously, she has played Regina George (Mean Girls) and the Steward in Into The Woods. When Brooke isn’t on stage, she is either playing soccer, shopping, or singing. Brooke would like to thank her amazing mom, dad, and sister (Ariel!!) for always believing in her and making her more confident.
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Alexis Pollock
as Scuttle
Alexis is very excited to be in this year‘s production of the little mermaid previously, Alexis has been ensemble in high school musical Ariel understudy in Footloose, Cinderella in Into the Woods, and this year Scuttle in The Little Mermaid. When Alexis is not at school, she is singing or cheerleading or on TikTok. you can find her in her bedroom playing Fortnite or scrolling through TikTok. Alexis wants to think her family and her best friends were always supporting her and her director Megan Sinclair for helping her through everything.
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Jaxson Arecheja
as Prince Eric
Jaxson is very thrilled to be a part of this year’s Dundee High Schools theatre production of The Little Mermaid. Previously he has played the roles of Jack (Into the Woods), and Aaron Samuels (Mean Girls). When he is not on stage performing, you can find him playing varsity soccer and running cross country. He is also involved in many extra curricular’s such as FFA, Student Council, and is in three choirs. Jaxson would like to thank his family for always supporting him in everything he does, and his directors, who constantly push him to be the best performer he can be!
