Mamma Mia - September 06 - September 08, 2019
STEP UP ENTERTAINMENT & DANCE COMPANY
Who's Who
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SOPHIA YSRAEL
as Sophie Sheridan
Born and raised on Guam, Sophia was named a Gold medalist at the 2017 Tumon Bay Music Festival vocal competition and was a featured soloist in the GATE production of A Journey of Musical Magic. Sophia was cast as Cosette in World Theater Productions’ Les Misérables (2017) which marked her debut as a principal lead in musical theater. Since graduating from St. John’s School in 2018, 19-year old Sophia has been attending the Boston Conservatory at Berklee College of Music as a Vocal Performance major with a minor in Dance.
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DEEDEE MAGNO HALL
as Donna Sheridan
Currently the voice of Pearl on Cartoon Network’s Emmy-nominated Steven Universe, Deedee has played Diana in Next To Normal (East West Players) and won the Ovation Award for Leading Actress in a Musical. Her theater credits include If/Then (Broadway & US National Tour), Kim in Miss Saigon (Broadway, 2nd US National Tour & Asian Tour), Nessarose in Wicked (1st US National Tour & San Francisco Co.) and Mrs. Walker in The Who’s Tommy (East West Players). Her TV & film credits include original cast of Disney Channel’s New Mickey Mouse Club, Third Watch, Dellaventura, Rear Window, Face and Sister Act 2. Deedee has also recorded 4 albums with Hollywood Records’ pop group The Party and is a co-founder of mommy-singing group Mama Bares.
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CLIFFTON HALL
as Sam Carmichael
Most recently played (Dan) in East West Players' production of Next To Normal (LA Ovation winner for Best Musical). Other roles played on Broadway/Equity Nat'l Tours: (Chris) Miss Saigon, (Marius) Les Misérables and (Fiyero) Wicked (1st Nat'l Tour and San Francisco productions). He toured with the Broadway production of If/Then starring Idina Menzel. He also played Chris opposite his wife, Deedee Magno Hall, in an International Tour of Miss Saigon. Regional credits: Master Class (Tony), Grease (Danny), Oklahoma (Will), and Flower Drum Song (Ta), Prince Harry at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in the Lythgoe's Panto “Princesses and Pirates Live”.
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