Mr. Kuchler, in his 8th year as Director of Performing Arts at CEC, is thrilled to be directing the last ever musical he performed in: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels! He also directs CEC’s choral ensembles, and is the Director of Parish Music at St. Albert the Great Church in Huntingdon Valley. He is a proud 2012 graduate of Cheltenham High School, where he played the role of Lawrence in his senior year musical. He is so grateful for the members of that CHS cast, crew, and production staff for creating an unforgettable experience. He is equally as, if not more grateful for the cast, crew, and production staff at CEC of THIS performance of this hilarious show. Additionally, as always, he is eternally grateful to the administration, faculty, and staff of Conwell-Egan Catholic High School for being so supportive of the Performing Arts Program. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to laugh as our talented student performers bring you, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels!

Mr. Person, is honored to be working with such a talented and dynamic cast. On and off the stage, Mr. Person focuses his work in all-things performing arts. In between helping to develop fine arts programs in the area, you can find him in national studios helping to write songs and laying down keyboard tracks for artists or producers. Mr. Person is proud to congratulate the cast for their patience, perseverance and hard work leading up to opening night.

Mr. Sullivan, in first year assisting with performing arts at CEC, is additionally a History teacher at CEC and the moderator for the CEC Chess Club as well as Spirit Night. Luke is extremely proud to be a part of CEC’s production of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (a show he has previously performed in) and is grateful for all of the dedication and hard work the creative team, cast, and crew have put into this show.

Ms. Rafferty is thrilled to be back at CEC this year! She has previously choreographed Bye Bye Birdie and Seussical the Musical. She has also had the opportunity to choreograph shows for Malvern Prep and Willow Manor Players. Maureen is a Choreographer, Teacher, Designer, and Photographer, but above all else, she is a Storyteller. After 8 years of teaching and 6 years of competitive dance, Maureen took a step back from teaching and started Turning Pages Dance Company, a pre-professional performance company with a focus on storytelling. In 2021, Maureen returned to the studio as a teacher at Spot On Dance Academy in Fort Washington, PA. In 2022, she graduated from Harcum College with a degree in Interior Design. She is currently working as a Kitchen Designer in Langhorne, PA. Maureen is so grateful for the opportunity to work with so many amazing people at CEC. A huge thank you to Tom Kuchler, Melissa Schiavone, and everyone involved in producing this hilarious show. Enjoy! "I would like to dedicate this show to my mentor and friend, Marilou Cassidy. Not only did Marilou help shape me into the dancer, teacher, and person I am today, she is also the link that brought me to CEC, and a big reason why I was given this opportunity. I am so grateful to have been a small part of her story. Until we dance again, Mar..."

Mrs. Schiavone has been involved in high school theater for 22 years, 3 schools, and 4 production babies. She loves to design, build, and paint sets and has used everything from a circular saw to a bedazzler to bring her visions to life. Mrs. Schiavone loves working with the production team, the actors, and stage crew. She thinks they are all delightfully weird! She is very proud of her students and can’t wait to see them perform!

Mr. Patton, a 1967 graduate of Bishop Egan High School, has been involved in Community and Semi-Pro Theater for 34 Years. Also during that time he found his way into High School productions, and for 17 years co-directed a fall production, house-managed the spring musical, and was the makeup coordinator in addition to teaching acting during the summer for a nearby school. His passion is theater and helping student actors succeed. He is humbled and honored to be involved with this production of "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels." Mr. Patton thanks Mr. Kuchler, Mrs. Schiavone and Mr. Person for graciously accepting him into the fold of Conwell-Egan. Mr. Patton is especially proud of the talented cast and crew and thanks them for all of their hard work and especially their patience with him.

Daniel is a music producer, audio specialist, and recording engineer. Since graduating in 2022 as salutatorian of Full Sail University with a Bachelors in Music Production, Daniel has worked for Grammy Award Winning Recording Studios and has done live sound for companies including ESPN, NBA, and Disney. Daniel is excited to be a part of such an experienced team and happy to be working for Conwell-Egan once again!

Owen is excited to participate in the Spring Musical for the second time in his high school career, this time as Assistant Music Director. Owen is also involved in CEC's Concert Band and Choir, and Chamber Choir, as well as the All-Catholic Band, Orchestra, and Choir ensembles. He plans to continue his music career in college studying Music Cognition. He would like to thank Mr. Kuchler for his continued support, and wishes everyone in the cast and crew a successful performance!

Katie is a senior at Conwell-Egan.

Ben is a Junior here at Conwell-Egan. He is excited to participate in his 6th Conwell-Egan production, and his second show as a Stage Manager. Ben enjoys building sets and working Tech behind the scenes. He hopes you have a great time at Conwell Egan Cathoic’s Dirty Rotten Scoundrels!

Delaney is a junior at Conwell-Egan. She thanks her parents for allowing her to pursue her quest in music and the arts. Delaney has been playing guitar since she was 8 years old. This is her third year on stage crew, and she participates in Spirit Night. Delaney is excited to contribute to this year's production of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

Isabelle is a junior at Conwell-Egan and this is her second show as Stage Manager. She loves being behind the scenes with her friends and supporting the cast on stage. She is grateful for the opportunity given to her and hopes that the show exceeds your expectations. She is involved with many other activities including Dance and Spirit Night. She hopes you enjoy the show!