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Brody Grant
as Ren McCormack
Brody is a junior at North Forsyth. He played Dennis in All Shook Up, Ishmael in The Passage (One Act Runner Up), Frank Abagnale, Jr. in Catch Me If You Can (Nomination for Best Actor in Shuler Awards), and the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz. He thanks his family (His real family and his NOFO one). Brody also gives a shout out to Jesus and God, because no matter what, they are his real brothers.
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Beth Minnear
as Ethel McCormack
Beth is thrilled to be sharing the stage with such a talented cast of young people (And old people too!). She was recently seen as Lady Macbeth, but other roles include Mary Bailey in It’s a Wonderful Life, Molly in The Mousetrap, and the Baroness in The Sound of Music. She’ll be performing in Naughty Night and Southern Sirens. She teaches in Dawson County and sings with Lanier Chamber Singers.
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Gary Heffelfinger
as Reverend Shaw Moore
Gary has appeared in numerous shows at the Holly Theatre and is delighted to be back. He was seen most recently as Uncle Stanley in Smoke on the Mountain. He’s gone from jailbird to preacher in just a few short months. He is a recent Metropolitan Atlanta Theatre Award nominee for his role in Oliver. Gary thanks the energetic cast and crew of Footloose who have been a blast to work with!
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Traci Davison
as Vi Moore
Traci is the Chorus, Guitar, and Drama teacher at North Gwinnett Middle School. She has performed with many companies both in Georgia and in the San Francisco Bay area. Some of her favorites have been the Reverend Mother in Nunsense, the Witch in Into the Woods, Muriel in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, and Swing/Ensemble for the San Francisco-based The Phantom of the Opera.
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Keelie Hogan
as Ariel Moore
Keelie was last seen at the Holly in Seven Brides. She recently choreographed The Wizard of Oz. She attends UNG pursuing degrees in Communications and Theatre. She thanks the creative team for taking a chance on her, her family for being the most loving family in the world, and Nathan, Annie, and Eileen for their support. She dedicates this show to her daddy, who believed in her when she did not.
