Courtenay is a transplant from New York City where she worked as a professional actress for many years. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in both Vocal Music Performance and Theatre Arts and has performed professionally in regional theater, summer stock, and tours for audiences across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. She has been a proud member of the Actor's Equity Association for over 30 years. In February of 2012 she co-wrote and performed the play Death-It Happens as part of the NYC Frigid Festival which won the audience choice award. A mother of two, Courtenay has enjoyed teaching kids of all ages since arriving on Cape Cod in 2005. She taught the popular family music program “Music Together” for many years and was on the faculty of The Bridgeview Montessori School in Sagamore teaching General Music, Movement, and Drama to students ages 2.9-12 for 17 years. Many of her students have gone on to pursue professional careers in music and theater or are currently attending university level programs.

Savanna grew up dancing outside of Boston with Paulette Harwood, an amazing teacher and mentor. After high school, Savanna moved to New York City where she attended CUNY Hunter College and was a part of the Dance Program. Since College she has attended workshops, programs and master classes with The Rockettes, Rhonda Malkin and Stagesmith Dance Training. Savanna currently lives on Cape Cod with her husband and two children.

Tristan is 20 years old and currently studying Musical Theatre and Secondary Theatre Education with a minor in Dance at the University of New Hampshire. This is his first summer working at Dramafun and he is so excited to meet and dance with everyone!

Caroline is ecstatic to be assisting in another Dramafun! musical. She has enjoyed her time in Dramafun for the past 3 years, being in many shows including Into the Woods Jr., Annie Jr., Oliver Jr., Elf Jr., and Madagascar Jr. Caroline would like to thank Courtenay Harrington-Bailey for directing this great production and for being such an amazing mentor to her.