The Comedy of Errors Cast

McKenzie Thompson is a sophomore/junior Music Education major from Hermiston, OR. Her experience derived from high school productions, such as "The Pink Panther Strikes Back", "The Butler Did it Again!", "Fiddler on the Roof", "Game of Tiaras", and "Seussical the Musical!". At Corban, she has helped the plays by doing hair and makeup for the actors, but now she gets to act in her first Corban play production!

Raylynn Scott is a freshman psychology major and grew up in Riddle, OR. She has played various roles in her high school programs such as an evil witch in "Brothers Grimm Fairytales" and Jill in "Jack and Jill." Raylynn is excited about the experience and learning opportunities offered by Corban Theatre.

Lydia Yang is a freshman psychology student from Onalaska, WA. This year is her first year ever doing theatre and she enjoys every part of the production. She hopes to become part of more plays in the future and become an even better actor.

Amber Davis is a freshman and elementary education major from Stayton, OR. Amber has been involved with a number of different theatre groups and participated in numerous plays including "The Hobbit" (Gandalf), "Once Upon a Mattress" (Lady Lavender), and "Cinderella" (Older Stepsister). She absolutely loves theatre and is excited and honored to be a part of the drama program at Corban.

Wesley Brewer graduated Yamhill-Carlton High School in Yamhill, OR, and he is now a freshman studying for a Media Arts. He has taken part in multiple plays both on the high school and professional level, performing as Oliver Warbucks in "Annie Jr.", Olin Britt in "The Music Man Jr.", and Morris Delancey in "Newsies". Wesley is super excited to be taking part in Corban Theatre and can't wait to see where God takes him!

Elisabeth Longacre is a freshman music major from Beaverton, OR. She participated in seven high school productions, including "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown", "Much Ado About Nothing", and "Godspell". She is excited to be a part of her first college production and hopes you enjoy the show!

Benjamin Stevens is a junior getting his degree in Counseling Psychology, and he is from both Hollywood, FL and Hawaii. In past years, he has performed in numerous plays such as "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "School of Rock", and "Hotel Transylvania". Ben loves performing with his fellow actors / actresses and finds joy in making others feel inspired.

Faith Treadwell is a freshman is an English Communications major from Salem, OR. This is her first play at Corban, but she has loved theatre since she was a child. In high school, she performed in as many plays as she could and had roles such as Alice in “Alice in Wonderland” and Cecily in “The Importance of Being Earnest”.

Mariah McGinnis is a senior Elementary Ed major. She was born in India, adopted at 2, and has been living in Salem the past 20 years. Mariah has been in a few plays at Corban as a child (“The Firstborn”, “State Fair”, and “The Miracle Worker”) but she is very excited for this play and hopes it brings a smile to the audience during this weird time of life.

Brendan Fugere is a senior, double-majoring in Political Science and Communications. Though he had no theater experience prior to attending Corban, he has acted and participated in plays since his freshman year at the university. He currently lives in Salem, OR with his wife, Zoe.

Nicole Peeke is a senior English major from Sherwood, OR. She has been involved in Corban Theatre since her freshman year, and some of her roles include Athena Sinclair in “Suite Surrender” and Fanny Dashwood in “Sense and Sensibility”. Nicole is thrilled to be a part of this production in her final year at Corban and thankful for the opportunity.

Victoria Venard is a senior in the criminal justice program, and she has enjoyed working with Corban Theatre for the past year. Her first role in “Humbug” captured her imagination and fueled her unrelenting passion for theater. Now as Dromio, she takes great joy in each moment on stage.

Elisa Wright is a freshman from Portland, OR, pursuing a business degree with a concentration in accounting. Before Corban, Elisa played Viola in Shakespeare’s "Twelfth Night" and Alice in "Alice and Wonderland" (High School troupe 1783 of the International Thespian Society) and "The Worst Christmas Pageant Ever" (Wood Village Baptist). Elisa wishes to give Director McGinnis thanks for her faith when choosing her for the role, and her parents for their support and willingness to running lines with her over the phone.

Quinn Coomer is a sophomore studying Film. He hopes to use his gifts of physical storytelling in the entertainment industry, presenting compelling narratives that embody God’s love and truth, while still appealing to a secular audience. Soli Deo Gloria.

Sarah Kendall is a senior working on an English degree and is from Albany, OR. Although this is her first acting role at Corban, she has been a prompter for "Humbug" and a stage crew member for "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde". Sarah is excited to be a part of more productions in the future.

Morgan DuVal is a senior English Communications major from Salem, OR. She was last seen on Corban’s stage in "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde". She loves pouring her heart and soul into rehearsals and performances, then going home to see her cat afterward.