Ghost The Musical Cast

Mary is super excited to be joining the cast of Ghost for her first show with Dramatically Incorrect! She cannot wait to bring this incredible story to life, especially in a role that has been so dear to her heart for such a long time. Some of her favorite past theater experiences include her collegiate main stage debut in Dean College's production of Rent, where she understudied Maureen and was a featured ensemble member, as well as many community theatre credits in shows like The Addams Family, Heathers, and The Sound of Music. When not on stage or in a rehearsal room, you can find Mary playing guitar, cooking, and obsessing over her dog Lucy. She'd like to thank her friends and family, and especially her parents, for their constant support (and for spending so much on gas to see all of her shows).

Returning to the stage after Connected: The Musical and Avenue Q; Steven Lambert brings to you a journey of love across the afterlife and hopes you enjoy the journey yourself as we sing dance and cry together! He’d like to thank his family, kids, cast and crew, and all of you for all of your love and support!

Anthony (Carl Bruner) is excited to be a part of the Ghost cast and to be performing in his second show at Chelmsford Center for The Arts. This is also his first ever lead role in a musical. He is sharing the stage with some old friends and now new. He is honored to be a part of such talented group of people. This is Anthony’s twelfth onstage performance. Some notable credits include: Greg in Cruel Intentions, Mr. Green in CLUE, The Escapologist in Matilda: The Musical, and most recently Ram Sweeney in Heather’s: The musical. Behind the scenes, Anthony sits on the Board of Directors with Dramatically Incorrect, he has the role of Secretary and COVID Protocol Advisor. With always having loved live theatre, he is so grateful to be entertaining crowds doing what he is so passionate about. When not working as the Facility Manager at Quinsigamond Community College or at rehearsal, Anthony can be found on a golf course, at a concert, at the gym, fishing, singing karaoke or out dancing. He wants to thank his family and friends for their ongoing support and love as he continues his acting journey.

Nadia Robertson Gemma (Oda Mae Brown) is excited to preform their second Whoopie Goldberg role this year in Ghost The Musical! Nadia is a Psychiatric Medical Assistant by day, and a performer of the musical arts by night often caught singing/playing the piano or acting on stage. They have also recorded vocals for an album of songs from an original musical their friend Caren Tackett wrote! Some of their favorite roles they’ve played so far are Deloris Van Cartier in Sister Act (May 2024), Grace Farelle/Lilly St Regis in Annie, Chris Hargensen in Carrie and Diana Goodman in Next To Normal. They hope everyone enjoys the show and the nostalgic feels for those who saw the movie. They would like to thank their fiancé Steve, their puppy Duncan and their entire family (by blood, by theater, by marriage and deep friendships). Remember, the love inside is amazing and you take it with you wherever you go. 🩵

Madely is excited to return to the stage since taking a few years off to focus on her healthcare career and her mental health. This is her 1st show with Dramatically Incorrect. Her journey with the arts began in high school where she discovered her passion for dance & acting. From contemporary, modern jazz, ballet, to salsa, bachata and merengue-Mady is self taught and truly believes that no matter your experience you can teach and learn from the best of them. Whether it’s teaching Zumba classes, or choreographing Quinceañeras, she will forever be infused with a variety of rhythms. She’s grateful for her fiance Justin & her family for always being loving & supportive. Although this will be her first time singing live, she is ready to conquer it & thrilled to be a part of something bigger than herself. Whatever will be, will be. ~Qué Sera, sera.

Luisiana is excited to make her debut with Dramatically Incorrect, joining a talented and fun cast! She is a proud alumna of the University of New Hampshire, where she earned her BA in Musical Theatre and Communication. Luisiana has had the privilege of working on a variety of productions in roles ranging from performer to choreographer to director. Some of her favorite shows include Rocky Horror, Les Misérables, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Vibrata), All Shook Up (Loraine), and Tintypes (Suzanna). She also directed The Hat at Portsmouth Players' Ring, choreographed Shrek Jr. and Beauty and the Beast at Riverside Theatre Works, and assistant directed the main stage production of Trojan Barbie at UNH. When she’s not performing, Luisiana, a resident of Salem, can be found downtown creating SFX makeup looks to haunt tourists, alongside her husband Dan, who inspires and supports her every day.

Desmond Is excited to be performing in not only his first ever Dramatically Incorrect show but his first ever musical as well. He is extremely thankful for being apart of this production and he would love to thank his mother and brother for their endless support and Karen Oster from the Middlesex community college theatre program as he ventures for the first time outside of that program.

Mic is pleased to be part of this incredible show as the set designer and builder. He is especially proud of his work on past productions such as The Secret Garden, Les Misérables, Noises Off, The Addams Family, Carrie, Heathers, and Seussical. Mic wishes the cast and crew a phenomenal run and says, "Break all the legs!!!"

Artist, Actor, Activist, Playboy, Philanthropist (the last 2 are bold faced lies but I do a lot of stuff!) This is my 3rd show with DI, and I am so pumped to work with new friends and old. The world of theater will always be a part of me and I want to take that love and everyone the best performance possible. The play is the thing!

Izzy is excited to do her 4th show with DI. Her previous roles at DI are Heather McNamera (Heathers), Mayzie LaBird (Seussical), and Liz (Connected). While acting, singing, dancing is her passion, when she is not at the theater, she is studying Criminal Justice at UMass Lowell.

This is Sarah’s first production with DITGDC and first appearance in a musical! Previous productions include Carmen and La traviata with Austin Opera and The Gondoliers with Gilbert and Sullivan Austin.

After a nine year hiatus from the stage, Abby Lindberg (she/her) is excited to join Dramatically Incorrect’s production of Ghost the Musical. Some of her favorite past roles include Penny Pingleton (Hairspray), Arbiter (Chess), and Helen Bedd/Vera Carp (A Tuna Christmas). This year, Abby founded the drama club at Marshall Simonds Middle School where she discovered a love of teaching theater skills to young thespians, as well as began developing her own skills off the stage as a director. She would like to thank her husband for encouraging her to audition, and the cast and crew for welcoming her to this community with open arms.

Sammi is so excited to return to the stage with Dramatically Incorrect! Past shows with DI include Connected (Brooke), Matilda (The Acrobat) and Almost Maine (Villian the Waitress). Other favorite credits include the Dionysia Short Play Festival at The Players Ring, A Christmas Carol (Belle/Madrigal/Dance Captain), Junie B Jones (Sheldon/Lenni/Camille), Into the Woods (Rapunzel), and The 25th... Spelling Bee (Olive). She is a graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA) in NYC. When she is not on stage, she can be found hard at work running her childrens’ entertainment company, Glow Princess Co, reading a good book, or cuddling her three dogs! Much love to friends, family, and fellow cast and crew for their endless support. She hopes you enjoy the show!

Kelley is thrilled to be performing in her fifth show with DITGDC, marking her first production of the year and her debut on a new stage! Some of her favorite past roles include Latara in “Wicket,” Bette Midler in “Divanalysis,” and Emily in “Shrimple Goals,” an original play she was part of last December. She is immensely proud of her castmates' incredible talent, dedication, and hard work. Kelley is delighted to have you "Here Right Now" in the audience and hopes you enjoy the show!

Beverly Marzioli (Nun 2/Ghost Ensemble) has been performing for almost 50 years and has played everything from historical figures to cartoon characters including previous ghost/spirits as Grandma Tzeitel in Fiddler on the Roof, Christmas Past and Present in A Christmas Carol, Ancestor in The Addams Family and Lucia in Never Get Smart With an Angel. Some of her favorite roles include Yente in Fiddler On The Roof, Aunt Eller in Oklahoma!, Cookie in Rumors, Mrs. White in Clue the Musical, Mammy Yokum in L'il Abner and Florence Unger in The Odd Couple, FV. Thank you for supporting local theatre.

Terryn Dean Fraser-Mines studied Directing and Technical Theater at Clark University. She is an aspiring theatrical jack-of-all-trades but spends most of the time doing lighting. Favorite acting roles include Elinor in Sense and Sensibility, David in Company, #46 in The Wolves, Karen in The Children’s Hour, and Lee Harvey Oswald in ASSASSINS.

This is Julie's second show with DITDG! Julie has trained in physical theatre, commedia dell'arte, and Persian dance. She grew up in Massachusetts where she attended dancing school most of her life and performed in competitive show choir. Julie was a regular performer in local murder mystery dinner theatre and could be seen as various comical characters around Boston. She earned her BFA in Theater Education from Emerson College and later earned a master's degree in expressive art therapy and special education. When she's not practicing taekwondo or rehearsing, Julie directs local music immersion preschools.

This is Lydia’s second show with DI. However she has been performing since the age of six. She was previously seen as Helen in Connected, the musical. When she is not doing theatre she can be found working at Joann fabric. Or in her basement sewing. She also enjoys writing fanfiction.

Chandra is pleased to be back on stage with D.I. for her second production! Previously, she was seen in Connected the Musical as “Julie”. Chandra is enjoying her new experience as a performer and hopes to continue on the path of musical theatre. She recently learned that sometimes you need to do things while you’re scared!

Josh Foisy (Worman/Orlando/Ensemble) is thrilled to be returning to Dramatically Incorrect for his sixth show. This year, Josh will be celebrating his tenth year as an actor, and has loved every minute of it. Past favorite credits include Wickersham Brother in Seussical (Dramatically Incorrect), Deacon and Ensemble in Sister Act (Colonial Chorus Players), Hipster Dork in Heathers (Dramatically Incorrect), Bad Idea Bear in Avenue Q (Dramatically Incorrect), Milky White in Into The Woods (Colonial Chorus Players), L.A. in Gypsy (Marblehead Little Theatre), and Seymour Krelbourn in Little Shop of Horrors (Peabody Veterans Memorial High School). Josh would like to thank his friends, family, and other supporters for coming to see the show, and hopes that you will enjoy this ghostly adventure.

Link is excited to worm his way into another production with DI, previously as Derek in Connected. He has been performing for around 12 years, with favorite credits including She Kills Monsters (Miles), Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Willy Wonka) and Shrek (Donkey). Link works as a music therapist- oft referred to as "the music guy" or "that one dude with the guitar that keeps bothering us." When not doing music-related things, Link can be found playing D&D, plotting elaborate bank robberies, and accidentally murdering house plants. He thanks the cast&crew!