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Elizabeth Longware (Reno Sweeney) is a graduate of SUNY Plattsburgh with a Bachelors of Arts. Elizabeth is very proud to be back on the Board of Directors for ACT and helping continue to bring theatre opportunities to people all over the north country! Elizabeth has been a part of many productions over the years, some of her favorite roles to date include, Elle Woods in Legally Blonde, Emcee in Cabaret, Elsa in The Sound of Music, Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, Cathy in The Last Five Years, Diana in Next to Normal, Stepmother in Cinderella, Princess Fiona in Shrek, Christine in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Janet in The Rocky Horror Show, Riff Raff in The Rocky Horror Show, Catherine in Suddenly Last Summer, and Stevie in The Goat or Who is Sylvia. Elizabeth thanks her family for their years of support, and a special thanks to her sister for loving Broadway with her, and being so encouraging. Elizabeth would like to thank her incredible husband Max Longware, his support, help, and love is unmatched.  She also wants to acknowledge the extreme privilege she has to work with such a kind, and talented group of people, it’s an honor to work with you all. 

Brendan Jones (Billy Crocker) just returned to theater after a lengthy hiatus. He first got the acting bug as a child, performing in theatre camps and finally starring in his first musical in elementary school as The Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz. Highlighted performances include Captain Flint in Treasure Island, Hercules in The Greek Mythology Olympiaganza, Claudius in The Hamlet Thrill-ma-geddon, Mr. Cocker in Back to the 80s, and most recently, his first ACT production as Hal in {proof}. Originally from Canada, Brendan moved to the North Country in 2020 (he strongly advises against moving countries in the middle of a pandemic). He is excited to sing on stage again. He thanks ACT for the opportunity to return to musical theater. He hopes you get a kick out of the show!

Keith Shult (Moonface Martin) is a bruised and battered stalwart warrior of musical theater experience for over 50 years which adds up to dozens of community, regional, stock and tour additions to his resume’. He is thrilled and grateful to be included in yet another ACT production. You might remember him as Lazar Wolf in Fiddler on the Roof and a bunch of characters in Jekyll & Hyde. He has recently been heard in the Essex Theater Company’s Broadway Through The Decades. A few of his greatest moments include singing with Renee’ Fleming in Carousel and Die Fledermaus and good friend Lisa Vroman in many productions. Some of his past favorite roles include Jesus in jesus christ superstar, Guido Contini in Nine, Che in Evita, Jeffrey Moss in Bells Are Ringing, Charlie Anderson in Shenandoah, Sky Masterson in Guys & Dolls, the Husband in The Shult Marriage to Sara and The Dad in Being Dad To Keiran and Tristan!! 

Carlinda LaPierre (Erma) is so grateful to be included in the wonderfully talented cast of Anything Goes. With a love for storytelling, Carlinda has been actively involved in community theatre productions for several decades. Carlinda has taken on a range of roles in her time on the stage including Janet van de Graaf in The Drowsy Chaperone, Millie in Thoroughly Modern Millie, Inga in Young Frankenstein, Meg in Damn Yankees, Fritzie Kost in Cabaret and most recently, Emma Carew in the ACT production of Jekyll & Hyde. In addition to theatre, Carlinda has performed with the local barbershop quartet Pitch a Fit and has been a part of All-State and All-Eastern choral groups which included performances at Carnegie Hall. Off the stage, Carlinda works as a Doctor of Pharmacy and Mom to two wonderful children, Finn and Aria, who have inherited her love of the stage. Carlinda is eternally grateful for the love and support of her partner, Matvey- if life is a song, you are the music.  

K. Chad Graham (Lord Evelyn Oakleigh) is thrilled to return to the stage after a 17-year absence. Growing up immersed in all things music, singing brought him special joy. His grandmother had him singing solos in church soon after he could speak. Chad’s all-time favorite role was playing Matt in The Fantasticks, many moons ago. These days, most of Chad’s performances are far more intimate, singing his truths to students and elementary education colleagues at SUNY Potsdam.

Amalia Dustin (Mrs. Harcourt) trained first as a violinist, leaving her full-time orchestra job to sing. She then worked with InterAction interactive theater in AIDS education shows (in prisons, schools, etc.) and acted in roles including Doris in Same Time Next Year. Singing roles range from Vera Charles in Mame to Carmen in Carmen. When she has free time she enjoys painting nature murals inside houses. After 20 years singing and teaching singing in Italy, she is glad to come back to an area with such great dance clubs and theater groups! She is grateful to be in this wonderful show with a fantastic company. 

With a love for performance, Chris Rosenquest (Eli Whitney),  has played in local productions of A Doll's House, Body Awareness, and SUNY featured climate impact short plays. Chris spent three years on stage, and on the board of directors, with the Seattle Men's Chorus in shows featuring Rick Steves, Debbie Reynolds, and Leslie Jordon. Chris is thrilled to make his musical theatre debut on stage with Artistry Community Theatre.  When not on stage, Chris is a barista, coaches Miles' soccer team, and creates.

Sarah Cohen (Captain) is ecstatic to be a part of ACT's Anything Goes. You may recognize her as the "Karaoke Queen" DJ CoCo, as the vocalist for her band Quasimojo, or from various musicals and plays around the North Country since 2013. Most recently, she lived her dream of portraying Lucy Harris in Jekyll & Hyde. Other theatre credits include: Yente, Fiddler on the Roof (ACT); Margot, Legally Blonde (ACT); Heidi, [title of show] (ACT); Magenta & Columbia, The Rocky Horror Show (ART); Ethel Toffelmeier, The Music Man (ACT); The Baroness, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (CMT); Lady of the Lake, Spamalot (CCC); and many other performances. Sarah would like to thank the cast and crew for the fabulous experience of performing with some of the most talented people that the North Country has to offer. She would also like to thank her family and friends for constantly supporting her insanely busy schedule.

Sara Welch (Purser) has been involved in local community theater since 2011 and finds it to be one of her true joys in life. Although every production has been treasured, some of her most favorite roles over these years have been Rose in Gypsy, Donkey in Shrek and most recently seen as Mindy in Five Women Wearing the Same Dress. Sara is so thankful for the beautiful support she receives from her family and friends, especially her boy, Finn. Off stage, Sara is the Director of the ACE program at SUNY Plattsburgh and is a member on the board for Adirondack Regional Theater. 

Since sixth grade, Danielle Criss (Spit) has been active onstage, portraying characters such as Sebastian in The Little Mermaid, Tituba in The Crucible, the Sour Kangaroo in Seussical the Musical, and the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella. She worked backstage for ACT's Fiddler on the Roof last year and completed her first time as stage manager for ART's Beetlejuice Jr. in 2025. She extends her appreciation to the cast, crew, and production team for their passion, hard work, and dedication to this production. 

Matthew Tetreault (Dippy) has another opportunity to participate in the production of Anything Goes. Though it has been many years since his last venture and the light of youthful enthusiasm grows dimmer every second, he still plans to make a go of it. Even though he can’t dance or sing, we tolerate him because he’ll sew things for us even if we asked him not to. He tells us he’s always wanted to be a part of Anything Goes and hopes to bring to life the characters who sparked his love for theater.  

Avery Tromblee (Purity) is a recent graduate from SUNY Potsdam with a BA in Theatre. She is currently continuing her education at SUNY Plattsburgh in their Childhood Education, Grades 1-6 Program. Before Avery graduated at SUNY Potsdam, she did an eight month internship with the Disney College Program in Florida. This experience was one that she will be forever grateful for. Avery has had a passion for performing since elementary school. Before Avery had graduated at SUNY Potsdam, she performed in their 2023 Fall Production of George Orwell’s: 1984. She also was the Assistant Stage Manager for the production of Toad Hall in the spring of 2022. She has performed with Artistry Community Theatre in the past with their shows, Into the Woods, Cinderella, Damn Yankees, Legally Blonde, Jekyll & Hyde, and more recently she played Hodel in Fiddler on the Roof. Avery has also helped with the AVCS Drama Club in 2023 and 2024 with their productions of Grease and Guys & Dolls, as their Stage Manager. Avery hopes to continue her passion for performing and teaching within the future, as there is no greater feeling of such accomplishments.

Gigi Mason (Chastity) is ecstatic  to be back with her ACT family. Prior credits with ACT include ensemble in Jekyll & Hyde, Rosie in Cabaret, Sister in Damn Yankees, Chiffon in Little Shop of Horrors,  Dancer in Cinderella, Jack’s Mother in Into the Woods, Mrs. Paroo in The Music Man, Truvy in Steel Magnolias, and an ensemble role in Hello, Dolly!  Gigi is the Education Outreach Director for the Depot Theatre in Westport whose goal is to expand youth exposure to the theater arts in our region. This past summer Gigi directed The Drowsy Chaperone and The Wizard of Oz Youth Edition for the Depot Academy, working with over 60 amazingly talented area thespians ages 5-19. Gigi has directed and acted in several other regional theater companies including the Essex Theatre Company, Clinton Community College and the  Lake Placid Center for the Arts, and she sang in the trio “Ya Got Treble”. She sang with the Pleasant Valley Chorale for over 30 years. Gigi was associated with Boquet River Theatre Festival (BRTF) from the summer of 1998 through 2018 as a costumer, director and producer, and is passionate about nurturing young actors. Gigi joined the directorial staff of the AuSable Valley Players in 2017 and has had the privilege of choreographing The Addams Family, Guys and Dolls, Grease, Chicago, WIlly Wonka, Mamma Mia and Footloose. Gigi is always grateful for the opportunity to be on stage and wants to thank Derrick, Kathy, Meaghan, her fellow actors and her handsome husband Eddie for all the love.

Marie Agan (Charity) has recently returned to the area.  She served for fifteen years in the Air National Guard and is an alumni of Saint Michael’s College and the University of Vermont, where she honed in on her passion to help humankind through merging Chemistry with Public Health.  Marie is excited to be back to theater and singing after a long hiatus to focus on career and her four children.  Marie’s past roles include Fantine in Tallahassee’s Theater’s production of Les Miserables and Maria in Rickard’s High School’s production of West Side Story.  She was also honored to sing our National Anthem on National Stages for the United States Air Force, The Red Sox, The Boston Celtics, and the Pro Bull Riders Association.  She is very grateful to be back and for the inclusivity and love of her castmates. She also appreciates your support of the arts and of Artistry Theater Company!

Bryn Walsh (Virtue) has been passionate about  performing from a young age, with past roles including Ariel in The Little Mermaid (Adirondack Regional Theatre), Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (SUNY Plattsburgh), and Cinderella, Wednesday, and Annie in various high school productions. By day (or night, actually), Bryn works as a registered nurse, and by curtain time, she’s thrilled to be back on stage doing what she loves. She’s beyond grateful to be part of this magical production with such a talented cast and crew!

Kelsey Carroll (Sailor Quartet) Singing Experience   Capital Blend: 2014 - 2022 Professional adult a cappella group in Washington DC. Competed internationally and nationally. Served periodically as musical director, choreographer, and lead musical arranger throughout my nearly 10 years in this group.   Clear Harmonies Carolers: 2018 - 2022 Professional a cappella holiday caroling group, performed at public and private events throughout the Washington DC area.   Perfect Third A Cappell: 2010 - 2014 Collegiate a cappella group. Served as musical director for two of my four years. Competed in national competitions.  Theater Experience  Wonderful Town (Eileen) 2010 - Westport Central School  Pippin (Leading Player) 2009 - Bouquet River Theatre Company  How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (Rosemary) 2009 - Westport Central School  Footloose (Rusty) 2008 - Bouquet River Theatre Company  Anything Goes (Hope) 2008 - Westport Central School  My Favorite Year (Cast) 2007 - Essex Theatre Company  A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Philia) 2007 - Westport Central School  The Lion King (Nala) 2006 - North Country Camps  The Jungle Book (Mowgli) 2005 - North Country Camps  Stage Crew Experience  The Music Man Jr.: 2013 - Bouquet River Theatre Company  Young Frankenstein: 2009 - Westport Central School 

Jagan Drowlette (Sailor Quartet) was thrilled to play the role of Robert in Artistry's recent production of {proof}. He's also happy to get to work on another show with his daughter, Emma.  Favorite previous roles are The Constable (Fiddler on the Roof), Mortimer (Arsenic & Old Lace), Tripp (Five Women Wearing the Same Dress), Winthrop (Legally Blonde).  A big thank you to his awesome son, Finnegan, for putting up with all of the rehearsal times for his dad and sister.

Casey Koziatek (Sailor Quartet) is excited and grateful to return to the stage for ACT’s production of Anything Goes! Casey serves as a Board of Directors for ACT, and has been a part of their previous productions of Fiddler on the Roof as Perchik, and in Jekyll & Hyde as Jekyll/ Hyde. Casey started his adventure into theatre while attending SUNY Plattsburgh where he starred in The Rocky Horror Show, Don’t Dress for Dinner, and Good Kids. Casey would like to thank everyone who comes out to support local theatre, the directing team, and his cast mates, who have welcomed and accepted him since he started working with ACT. 

Max Longware (Sailor Quartet) graduated from SUNY Clarkson with a Bachelor’s in psychology. He got his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Clarkson University, and now works with SUNY Plattsburgh Upward Bound as a college career advisor and. He has been performing since PreK and is excited to continue performing with Artistry Theatre. Past shows Max has been in include Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour), Legally Blonde (Emmett Forrest), Proof (Robert), Elf Jr. (Buddy the Elf), Mame (Young Patrick), [title of show] (Jeff), Hello Dolly (Ambrose), Cinderella (Grace), and Into the Woods (Rapunzel's Prince). He hopes can be part of this creative community for many years to come.

Chelsea Lancaster (Dancing Sailor) is so thrilled to be back on stage for this production! She has been a dancer for over 30 years including hiphop, tap, cabaret and theater. Her previous theater roles include ensemble and featured dancer for ACTs Jekyll & Hyde, Texas in Cabaret, choreographer for ACTs Fiddler on the Roof and Legally Blonde. As a part of the North Country’s Deaf and hard of hearing community, it’s an absolute privilege to be able to share this experience with her peers. In her downtime she reads voraciously, builds Lego with her kiddo, gardens and listens to the Backstreet Boys almost 24/7. Thank you to her family and friends and a special thank you to her husband, Roy, and son, Elias, for their encouragement and love. 

Ed Mason (Fred) is thrilled to be back with Artistry Community Theatre, where he was last seen as Elle’s Dad in Legally Blonde. His favorite role to date was as Mayor Shinn in The Music Man.  Ed is a SUNY Plattsburgh Alum, having graduated many moons ago with a teaching degree. Ed quickly learned that his heart was in business and went on to become a very successful businessman with AT&T and later ran his own telecommunications business in the Albany area. Ed remained passionate about education and kids however and in his spare time coached, ran youth commission programs and helped with theater programs for youth for decades. He raised three wonderful children and was instrumental in fostering their love of sports and theater. He now just as enthusiastically supports three amazing grandchildren. In addition to coaching, Ed holds  many positions in his church, on local boards and in community chorales and theaters. Currently Ed is the Director of Business Development and IT for the Clinton Co ARC. He loves to travel, enjoy the Adirondacks, play with grandbabies and connect with people of all ages and backgrounds. He lives in Willsboro with his wife Gigi, two cavapoos and a very rotund cat.

Olive Stewart (Photographer) is thrilled to be in her second ACT production. She is a junior at Boquet Valley and has performed regularly with Book and Blanket Players and Depot Theatre Academy. Past shows include Meet Me In St. Louis, The Drowsy Chaperone, Fiddler on the Roof, Everyone Loves Camping, Matilda Jr., Treasure Island, Little Women, Into the Woods Jr., Pride and Prejudice, Piano Portal, Lend Me a Tenor, and Madagascar Jr.

Emma Drowlette (Reporter) is very excited to be a part of Anything Goes! You might recognize Emma from some of her past roles including Courtney in Legally Blonde the Musical (ACT), and a member of the ensemble for Jekyll & Hyde (ACT), Fiddler on the Roof (ACT), and The Drowsy Chaperone (Depot Theatre). She also was the Assistant Director for Five Women Wearing the Same Dress and Artistry's recent production of {proof}. Emma has loved working with such an amazing cast and crew and wants to thank her parents and brother for being so supportive. Enjoy the show!

Gina Lindsey (Minister) teaches communication at CCC and PSU. She has been performing in local theatre since 2003, and she sings with the Plattsburgh State Gospel Choir as a featured soloist. Gina made her professional stage debut as Grandma in The Addams Family at the Depot Theatre in 2022, and she was especially excited to make her screen debut in the 2018 Showtime series, Escape at Dannemora. Gina is thrilled to rejoin her Artistry family on The Strand stage in this tap-tastic production!

Lydia Aierle (FBI Agent #1) is delighted to take part in another production with ACT. She was last seen with Artistry as Tzeitel in Fiddler on the Roof. Other past roles include Brooke Wyndham/Kate in Legally Blonde, Amaryllis in The Music Man, and ensemble member in Jekyll & Hyde. While not on stage, Lydia works as a registered nurse at the Fitzpatrick Cancer Center. She thanks you for coming to the show and supporting the arts in our area.

Tracy J. DeCoste's (FBI Agent #2) love of musicals started at a young age. Her Mom called her the commercial kid because she knew all the jingles from all the commercials!  She was blessed with many amazing roles with CMT such as Eve/Mama Noah in Children of Eden, Martha in The Secret Garden, Aida in Aida, and Trix the Aviatrix in The Drowsy Chaperone, and many other roles with CMT.  Most recently, she returned to be in Artistry Theatre’s 2025 production of Fiddler on the Roof. Please sit back and enjoy the show!!

Traci Snyder (Old Lady) is excited to be returning to the stage again for her third show with ACT. She joined ACT for their production of Jekyll & Hyde (Ensemble) and was Fruma Sarah in Fiddler on the Roof. She would like to thank everyone of her cast mates and directors in the last two shows for being the kindest, funniest, and supportive people she could have ever hoped for and their encouragement is what makes want to keep returning. She would also like to thank her colleagues, her family and friends for supporting her during this time. She would like to finally thank her husband Matt for dealing with the stubbornness of not liking to be told what to do and ultimately knew that she would cave to return to a passion she had so long cast aside. Break Legs Cast! You are all incredible and wonderful!

Sara Beeman (Passenger) is thrilled to be a part of Anything Goes! This is her first time performing in a musical and she couldn’t be more excited. She has previously worked with ART as the marketing assistant for The Little Mermaid (2024) and the marketing manager for The Rocky Horror Show (2024) as well as helping with creating various graphics and programs for other shows. In addition to being an actress, Sara is also a full time student, a tutor, a writer, and occasional poet. She would like to thank the cast and crew of Anything Goes for supporting her through this incredible journey, as well as her parents and her roommate Bella.

Sally Blow (Passenger) is thrilled to be joining the cast of their second ACT production. They were last seen on stage in Jekyll & Hyde (2024), The Little Mermaid (2024),  Rock of Ages(2023) and  Godspell (2022). Off stage, Sally may be found with their nose in a book, caring for her plants' babies or snuggling with their kitties. If you were to ask Sally their favorite place to be, she would tell you that it's on the Strand Center Stage with her cast. She is grateful for the support of their friends, church and her incredible girlfriend, Diana.