The Drowsy Chaperone

The Drowsy Chaperone - April 29 - May 02, 2015

Royal Oak Middle

Who's Who

Arjun Mehta

as Man In Chair

Arjun (Man in Chair) is happy to star in Royal Oak Middle School’s 'The Drowsy Chaperone.' Arjun most recently was in the play 'The Ever After' (Jiminy Cricket). Arjun is also Secretary of the Thespian Society. Arjun would like to thank his parents, brother, sister and all of his friends for their endless support. Huge thanks to Mrs. Pedroche, and everyone associated with The Drowsy Chaperone!
Abby Duerksen

as Janet Van De Graaff

Abby Duerksen (Janet) returns to the stage in one of her first lead roles. She recently appeared in “Oliver” as Bet. Other appearances include “Wagon Wheels West” where she played Clementine. She also starred in “Ever After”. She thanks God for theater opportunities. Special thanks to Mrs. Pedroche for setting high expectations. Lastly, thanks to family, friends, coaches, & dance teachers.
Jacob Estrada

as Robert Martin

Jacob Estrada (Robert Martin) is thrilled to be in "The Drowsy Chaperone." His past experiences include playing The Host in "The Ever After" & his group placing second in comedy at the 2014 DTASC Fall Festival. He is also historian in his school's Thespian Club. Jacob loves drama and hopes to pursue it later on in life.
Emma Wrigley

as The Drowsy Chaperone

Emma Wrigley (The Drowsy Chaperone) has been many plays such as 'Beauty and the Beast', and 'The Ugly Duckling.' She has been trained by Gary Spatz Acting Academy, and the Glen Alta Dance Team. She would like to thank her Mother, Father, Step mother and Step father and brother for all their support and love. Also she would like to thank her Aunt Lynze for teaching her how to dance and sing.
Riley Smith

as Aldolpho

Riley (Adolpho) is very excited to be playing the Latin Ladies man in 'The Drowsy Chaperone.' Past roles include; Donkey from 'Shrek', Sid Sawyer in 'Tom Sawyer the Musical', and Noah Claypole in the COHS production of 'Oliver!' Riley is also the Royal Oak Thespian President. He'd like to thank his brother Garrett and his family for inspiring him to get into drama and all aspects of theater.