Melissa Briner is delighted to direct this production and share the magic of storytelling with her students and community. With 17 years of experience teaching theatre, Melissa has had the privilege of directing numerous productions at Big Sky High School and CS Porter Middle School. Her passion lies in helping young performers discover their voices, embrace collaboration, and find confidence both on and off the stage. A lifelong lover of the arts, Melissa believes theatre builds not only great actors but compassionate, creative humans—and she’s proud to guide the next generation of storytellers.

Rose Hogland is ecstatic to make her high-school directing debut with the poignant and tragic story of the Radium Girls. You might recognize Rose on the stage from a number of Big Sky's productions playing "Janet" in "The Drowsy Chaperone", "Abby" in "Arsenic and Old Lace", and "Sophie" in "Mamma Mia". Rose is passionate about the art of storytelling, and believes stories have the power to unite people by creating a shared emotional expierience. She is beyond thrilled to share this story with you.

After performing in last year’s musical “The Drowsy Chaperone” Gannon is more than excited to return to the tech side to run one last show. With helping build the set, helping with sound, to helping with lights, this will be his best show yet.

Kiizhigaatekwe Stark started theater last year as a sophomore. She worked backstage for “Arsenic and Old Lace”, and “The Night Witches”. She worked as the prop lead for “The Drowsy Chaperone”. Kiizhigaatekwe is excited to now be the Co-head of props and working as the deck manager for Radium girls.