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Robin Downward as Jesus
Roles performed include Sherlock Holmes in Holmes And Watson save The Empire and Walter in Let's Misbehave, Dracula in Dracula and the roles of Ebenezer Scrooge, Jacob Marley and The Ghost Of Christmas Present in various productions of the musical Scrooge! The Musical, John Wilkes Booth in Stephen Sondheim's Assassins, Curly in Oklahoma, Jonathon Brewster in Arsenic & Old Lace and Anthony Kirby in You Can't Take It With You. Robin has performed professionally in Philadelphia, Reno, Los Angeles and Las Vegas and has performed overseas in England, Ireland and Scotland.
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Michael Williams as John the Baptist/Judas
Michael studied vocal performance & began opera at Idaho State University & then the University of Colorado at Boulder. He has performed professionally with the Colorado Lyric Theater. He performed leading roles in The Pirates of Penzance, HMS Pinafore, An Italian Girl in Algiers, A Little Night Music, The Merry Wives of Windsor, & Little Foxes. With a degree in Vocal Performance, he enjoys singing in Italian and German. He married a professional ballerina in 1998 and they have three children. He continued singing with The Four Schillings in Boise, & was a worship leader in several churches. Mike also enjoys performing with Studio Roxander in their production of The Nutcracker, as Clara’s father. His greatest on stage honor was singing the National Anthem for over 7,000 soldiers during a deployment ceremony in Michigan in 2011. Mike moved to Medford in 2011 and is enjoying all that the community provides, especially this, his first performance with the Randall Theater.
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Deborah Downward
There once lived a young girl, who moved to a distant tropical island where she met her Prince Charming. She fell in love with him. They traveled the world performing and started a family. The prince decided to start his own theater. That's when the princess started walking in her mother's footsteps and helped the prince with choreography for his shows. 15 years after she stopped performing , she returned to the stage here at the Randall, in Man of La Mancha . This is her 2nd show performing and her 6th show as choreographer. She wants to thank Bob Herried, John Taylor and Garrett Bond and for all their guidance. Thank you to Kaitie Warner for the voice lessons, a huge thank you to her parents, for all the time (rides), support, and money they spent on dance lessons. She wants to thank God for this amazing cast and crew. She couldn't imagine a life without her Prince Charming (Robin) and her talented and beautiful, little princess Ciara and little prince Shawn.
