Enchanted April Cast

was last seen on the APOD stage as Phyllis in Play On! Other past roles include Mrs. Muller in Doubt (6th Street Productions), Granny in Into the Woods (RTOP), Wee Widow Mouse in Book of the Dun Cow (George Fox), as well as numerous ensemble roles in musicals. Rebecca co-founded APOD Productions in 2010 alongside her husband, Todd. Since then, she has spent her time producing APOD’s mainstage productions and teaching acting classes to kids and teens. They raised their four daughters on the Palouse and are now enjoying their grandson Simon while eagerly awaiting two more grandchildren this winter!

is a lifelong fan of theatre returning to the stage for the first time since high school. She loves all things musical and acting related, but especially appreciates the community theatre builds. She is grateful to perform in her first APOD production, and hopes to continue performing on stage in the upcoming years. In her free time Maggie is often spotted with a book in her hands, at the Kenworthy watching movies, or with her cat Kiki.

joined APOD this year as Golde in Fiddler on the Roof and is back for more! She was in several British stage plays before having children and is excited to be up there with an English accent again (as long as no real British people are in the audience to notice the many imperfections). Her daily life is spent making a home with her husband Jonathan and her four young daughters, as well as teaching elementary music to homeschool students. She hopes you enjoy the wit, charm, and depth of Enchanted April.

has developed an appreciation for live theater, watching both of his children in several middle and high school productions. Inspired by their courage and enthusiasm for acting, John has recently become involved with community theater. This is his first production with APOD and he has had a blast working with and learning from the small village it takes to put it together! John is a veterinarian at WSU, and when not tending to animals there, he enjoys time with family and friends and exploring the Palouse with his enchanting wife.

is a former broadcast news producer and current University of Idaho student getting back into theater in 2025 after a decade away from the stage, appearing in APOD's One Act Festival (Ivan Lomov) and Much Ado About Nothing (Claudio) with the Gladish Players. Past favorite shows/roles include A New Brain (Mr. Bungee), Dog Sees God (Van), and Mad Duckling Children's Theater at the University of Oregon.

began her love for theater, singing, and creative expression in grade school as a member of school choir and orchestra as a first chair cellist. In high school she performed in show and district choirs, as well as in her first theater show, Anything Goes. Lily continued to sing on a small scholarship in a select choir through college as she pursued her Bachelors and then Master's in natural resources and society. After a few years of working as a social scientist researching social-environmental issues, Lily now runs her own business as a retreat and event's curator. Lily’s first appearance with APOD was in The Secret Garden playing the Ayah. Lily is excited to be playing her first larger role of her theater career as Lady Caroline Bramble in Enchanted April!

enjoys the challenges and comradery that live theatre brings to her life. Active too many years to confess, Zeller last appeared on the APOD stage as Aunt March in "Little Women ". Some of Zeller's favorite roles have been Grandmama in "Addams Family " and Madame Arcati in " Blythe Spirit ". Zeller is proud to be of this enchanting cast and knows you will enjoy the show because it is no less than meravigliosa!

is a regional actress who has been involved in theatre continuously since she was thirteen. Her most recent performances have been with RTOP in Pullman in “American in Paris” as Madame Baurel“, Guys and Dolls” as General Cartwright/Ensemble, “Pippen” as Grandmother/Ensemble, and “Funny Girl” as Mama. She is excited to be performing for the first time with APOD Productions whose development she has been following enthusiastically for some time. She has a special fondness for “Enchanted April” and hopes you enjoy it as much she enjoys doing it.

has been acting off and on through most of his life. This is his first production with Apod, and he has enjoyed getting to know a new company and new people. When not working, reading, or writing Ethan spends his time fixing up his perpetually broken car. He has had a lovely time getting into this character, and hopes you enjoy this production of Enchanted April.