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Mason Beaver

as Frank 'N' Furter

Mason is so incredibly excited to play the role of Frank 'N' Furter! This is the most fun he’s had with a role in years! You may have seen him in previous TAG productions including Beauty and the Beast (Gaston), The Rocky Horror Show (Rocky), and Side Show the Musical (Ray). He was also seen in META's Fame (Nick Piazza). He’d like to thank his girlfriend and cast for all of their support throughout this process! Mason's hobbies include physical fitness and occasionally walking in heels!

Zach Canapo

as Phantom/Riff Raff Understudy

Rocky Horror Show is Zach’s 1st TAG Show to make it to the Lincoln stage, after The Music Man which sadly was cut short, but the cast and crew made it a great first experience. Especially his darling partner in crime Katie Ramstead, who he now shares the stage with again. Zach performed with the Sedro Woolley High School Drama Department as Randolph Macafee and Maude the Bartender in Bye Bye Birdie and Prince Ben in a stage adaptation of Disney’s Descendants. He had the honor of embodying Arab In META’s West Side Story which grew his love and passion for theatre. His hopes this show provides an escape for the audience and fulfillment they didn’t even know they needed. Hope you enjoy, Silly Bitch!

Myles Doorn

as Riff Raff

Myles “Mild” Doorn, as some cast members call him, is far from the given name. His fiery and bold presence on stage will leave you finishing your third cup of water and a thirst for more. After playing the role of ‘Sky’ in Mamma Mia! back in 2019, and recently taking up directing, Myles believes his role as Riff Raff has reconnected him to his “bizarre” and “freaky energy” that he so craves to share with an audience. He expresses high gratitude towards the cast, family, and friends who have supported him along the way. Myles feels most at home when on stage, surrounded by entertainers, and igniting the love for theater in both new, and veteran audience members. When asked if he does this every day, Myles humbly responds with the words of the great Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, and states, “Often”.