The Play That Goes Wrong (High School Edition) Cast

Jara is a junior at Bishop Noll. She has been in all the productions available to her since freshman year as a part of the ensemble, including “She Kills Monster” and “Eurydice”; additionally, she’s been in the musicals “Xanadu!” and “Little Shop of Horrors”. Jara has always felt welcomed and valued in the drama club even though in all the productions she has been in she’s been an ensemble member. Jara is in clubs like Women Empowerment, Student Ambassadors and an acquainted member of the Speech club. Outside of her school life, Jara likes to leisurely read while enjoying the company and comfort of her dog. She also enjoys spending time in her community especially her parish with her mom and friends. Jara would like to thank her family for always accepting and respecting all the time she spends in the Drama Club. Jara sincerely wanted to thank her teacher Mrs. K for always inspiring her to stick with and stick around the Drama Club; especially since Mrs. K has and always will make time for her to feel appreciated and important. To end it off, Jara just wanted to say step in, find a seat, and have a genuine unexpected laugh as it’s the best the Cornley Drama Society can offer at the moment.

Emiliano is a senior here at Bishop Noll. This is his third performance. He has played the Father in “Eurydice”, and he has also played Mr. Mushnik in last spring’s musical: “Little Shop of Horrors." He feels really lucky to be able to be part of another production. Apart from being a part of Drama club, Emi is also a part of Art Club, DNA day club, Science Olympiad, Campus Ministry, Multicultural Club, Hispanic Student Union, and he is also the current BNI Band Vice President. In his free time, Emi enjoys writing stories and drawing dynamic pieces. He loves talking with his friends and hanging out with them so much! Emi would like to thank his family for being supportive in whatever he pursues. But, he would also like to thank his friends for always finding the energy that he seems to lose quite often. They really help to bring up his mood when he’s feeling his worst. Throughout this entire production he has been trying his best to always improve. He hopes you can really enjoy “The Play that Goes Wrong."

Iris is both thrilled and honored to be a part of “The Play That Goes Wrong”. She is a senior at Bishop Noll Institute. Iris is the President of Drama Club and has previously participated in “Eurydice” as Eurydice, “Little Shop Of Horrors” as SkipSnip/ensemble, “She Kills Monsters” as Vera, “Xanadu” as Aphrodite, and “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” as a cheerleader. This will be her sixth production here at BNI. Outside of theatre Iris is a member of the National Honor Society, Speech & Debate, student ambassadors, and Hispanic Student Union. In her free time Iris enjoys reading, going to coffee shops, and being with her friends. Iris would like to give a special thank you to her friends Ayanna Wash, Adrianna Alvarez, Brian Barragan, and Taylor Adams. Iris would like to thank her boyfriend Manny Romero Jr. for supporting her in all her endeavors. Lastly, Iris would like to thank Mrs. K for all she’s done for her. Whether it be those countless rides home, food, help with college, and overcoming some of life’s toughest moments. Iris thanks Mrs. K for always seeing her potential and pushing her to be her best. “Thanks Mama K”.

Joaquin is a Junior and absolutely hyped to be in the show. He has been in drama for 3 years. Previously, he played Mini Danny in the musical, "Xanadu", and he played Bernstein in the musical, "Little Shop of Horrors". When he isn’t doing theatre, he frequently dances, choreographs dances, and plays video games. He would like to especially thank his parents and grandparents for being there for him at all times. He is glad to be a part of the theatre family and looks forward to giving you all a show.

Maisie is so happy to be back on stage at Bishop Noll. She is a Junior, and this is her third year participating in Drama Club. She most recently played Audrey last Spring in "Little Shop of Horrors". As a freshman, she played Euterpe in "Xanadu!" and the Skeleton Leader in "She Kills Monsters". Outside of Noll, Maisie has played Duffy in Annie at The Genesius Guild and Marcie in "You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown" with L’arc en Ciel Theater Group. This Summer, she played keyboard for Highland Performing Arts’ production of "School of Rock". Apart from drama, Maisie has been an Irish dancer for 13 years. She’s a part of the Yoga and Meditation club, biology club, and is Secretary of the Chinese club. In her spare time, she enjoys to watch dramas from all across the world and likes to read fictional novels. She’s also a fan of ATEEZ and Tomorrow X Together. She would like to thank the cast and crew for creating a wonderful, fun environment where everyone can be themselves, her grandparents, parents, older sisters, and friends who are always supporting her, and Mrs. K for her time, dedication, guidance, and more throughout the whole process.

Mathieu very glad and thankful to be a part of the "Play That Goes Wrong." He is a senior at Bishop Noll. He’s been in past shows such as "Xanadu" as an ensemble member and "Little Shop of Horrors" as Patrick Martin and ensemble member. He is very thankful for being a part of the drama club. He’s also involved in National Honors Society, Baseball, Biology club, Campus Ministry, Student Council and is a Student Ambassador. Mathieu would like to thank his mom and dad for always supporting him and being there for him. He would also like to thank his friends for always being there and making memories with him. Lastly, he would like to thank Mrs. K for inviting her into theatre and helping him grow over the last three years. With all that said, we hope you enjoy the show!

Taylor is a senior and is super excited to be in her last high school play, “The Play That Goes Wrong”. This will be her fifth show she has starred in here at Bishop Noll. It all started in freshman year when she played as one of the cheerleaders in the musical “25th Putnam County Spelling Bee”. Then in sophomore year she had her first major role as Terpsichore in the musical “Xanadu”. Lastly, she played little stone in last years fall play “Eurydice” and Chiffon in the musical “Little Shop of Horrors”. In her spare time, you can find Taylor dancing or singing to music or taking long naps. She is also dance captain of the drama department, a student ambassador, and apart of National Honor Society. Taylor would like to thank anyone who has been here to support her through this whole journey as she finishes out her senior year.

Jonathan Lindsey is a 17-year-old Junior at Bishop Noll Institute, where he's found his passion in the world of acting. His journey began in his Sophomore year during the play "Hold For Three," written by Sherry Kramer, where he brilliantly portrayed Bartey. Now, he's taking on the role of Trevor in the hilarious production of "The Play That Goes Wrong." Beyond the spotlight, Jonathan is also member of the Video Game Club where he can show off his skills to his friends regarding gaming, and he's passionate about both writing and devouring a wide range of stories. A dedicated anime enthusiast, Jonathan is grateful for the unwavering support of his Drama Club comrades, who transformed from cast members into cherished friends into family, and his favorite teacher, Ms. K, who honed his acting skills with selfless dedication. Above all, Jonathan is deeply appreciative of his loving mother, whose countless sacrifices have shaped him into the person he is today. 🎭📚🎮 #ActorsLife #AnimeFan #GratefulSon

Aniyah, a freshman, is a member of stage hands for The "Play that Goes Wrong." It is not her first time acting, and she was surprised to see she was listed in the play. It’s a lovely experience with a lovely group of people, and she couldn’t be anymore grateful. In the past, Aniyah played as the Scarecrow for "The Wiz." She was listed for that role for her outgoing trait and physical abilities, and she is still learning how to become better than who she is now (in acting). Her hobbies are dancing, cleaning, exercising, and being fashionable with her clothes. She has been on the cheerleading team, volleyball team, gymnastics, dance teams, has danced for church. Her special thanks will go to her family and eighth grade teacher whom have nurtured her to be the adamant, decisive, and persevering young lady she has come to be. Without those people to teach her about life and ‘be real’ with her, her maturity and fearlessness wouldn’t be there. When Aniyah wants something, she isn’t going to stop going after it, and never lets anything, or anyone, to get in her way. She’s thankful for the several opportunities God has given her.

Taylor is thrilled to be a part of the play that goes wrong! She is a Sophomore and played ensemble in "Little shop of Horrors" last year. Taylor is in drama, art club, and speech. During her free time Taylor loves reading, drawing, listening to music, hanging out with her friends, and playing DnD. Taylor is super grateful to be a part of this play and would like to thank her friends and family for supporting her along the way. She would also like to say a very special thank you to Mrs. K for allowing her to be a part of this wonderful play, and supporting her. Now sit back, relax, and get ready to have some laughs with the Cornley drama society!

Jaeda is happy to be part of this play. She is a Sophomore at Bishop Noll Institute. She has been in her previous school’s radio play as “The Principal”. She is happy to be here for her first play here in Bishop Noll. Besides being in Drama she enjoys playing video games, listening to music, and drawing. She enjoys geeking out about her favorite movies, shows, and anime; and coming up theories. She loves spending time with her family and listening to stories about them even though she has heard them many times that she knows them by heart. She still enjoys them. She wants to thank Mrs. K for casting her and her family for believing in her.

Bradley is 16 and a junior at Bishop Noll Institute. He loves sports, specifically football and basketball. He joined drama club because it felt like a huge family and he wanted to be apart of that.

This is Andres Torres-Cruz! He has been here for 2 years. He has one sister as a stage manager, and a sister who used to go to Bishop Noll. He aspires to take the role as a head. He plays tennis, he was the right door in "Eurydice", the Dentist’s secretary in "Little Shop of Horrors," and a part of the Cornley Stage Crew in "The Play that Goes Wrong."