Waiting for Godot - May 21
Saint Ignatius High School
Who's Who
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James Fornadel '25
as Vladimir
James is thrilled to return to the stage in Waiting for Godot after a brief detour as a sentient weather balloon. A former tap-dancing cryptozoologist, he studied eyebrow acting at the Academy of Unwarranted Glistening. Past roles: The Notebook (as rain), La La Land (rogue trumpet), and Barbie (“Ken’s existential crisis,” uncredited). Broadway: Drive: The Musical (Speed & Brooding Understudy), Hey Girl: A Ryan Gosling Revue (Solo Performer & Sandwich Tech). He once gave a TED Talk in Morse code and enjoys competitive whispering, origami tax returns, and coaching emotional support pigeons. Other highlights: ghostwriting elevator music and method acting as sourdough. James dedicates this performance to the moon, caffeine, and the guy at CVS who says “have a blessed day.”Instagram: @DefinitelyNotRyanGosling
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Miles Juhasz '26
as Estragon
Miles Juhasz, renowned thistle-juggler and honorary lint curator, began his theatrical career balancing spoons on narratives too shy to be written. Born under a suspiciously wiggly constellation, Miles first gained attention in the avant-garde puddle ballet Slosh! where he portrayed a sentient umbrella having an existential crisis. His approach to acting—described by critics as “audibly squishy”—has baffled and enchanted audiences from Lower Dabbleton to the Great Marshmallow Symposium. When not performing, Miles can be found whispering sonnets to pinecones or translating the emotional vibrations of soup into interpretive kazoo solos. His motto remains: “If it quonks, let it.”
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Tony Fritzgerald '26
as Pozzo
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