Noises Off Cast

Leilani Farrell has been volunteering with the LCT for many years after her graduation from LCSC with a Communication/Theatre degree. She often designs special effects make up for shows, but her true passion is performing in the non-musical comedies. Ms. Farrell also enjoyed doing the Holiday Dinner shows where she played some of her most memorable characters including Maria Morelli in Lend Me a Tenor, and the myriad of townsfolk from Greater Tuna. She is excited to reprise the role of Dottie since she last played her over a decade ago. Sardines!

Danielle (Dani) has loved the theater ever since she was really young. It's always been a calling for her, no matter what part she's apart of: crew, acting, dancing, or singing. In the past, she was apart of Shrek the Musical, Mary Poppins, Arsenic and Old Lace, and many more. She was last seen in Murder on the Orient Express as Countess Elena Andrenyi. She has a beautiful four-year-old daughter who seems to also be showing a love for music. Dani's day job keeps her busy, but she is grateful to be able to have the time to be part of this show! It's truly like working with family and everyone in this show is simply wonderful!

Aidan is a local of Lewiston and graduated in 2020 from the University of Idaho with her BFA. Most recently she was seen in the Civic Theatre’s Cinderella as the stepsister Joy. This is only her 3rd production with the Civic Theatre and has met some of the most wonderful people through it. She can’t wait to hopefully make you laugh and despise sardines.

Carrie has been playing make-believe with her friends at the Civic since 2015. Some of her favorite experiences have been assistant directing Sweeny Todd, playing Mrs. Hubbard in Murder on the Orient Express, and being Puppetmaster for the Audrey plants in Little Shop of Horrors. Words can't express how excited and proud she is to be onstage with her husband Matt, who is killing it in the role of Garry in this production! She would like to thank all of the folks who give their time to volunteer with the theatre, and everyone who comes to see us tell our stories onstage.

Paul Segren is honored to be performing with such an amazing cast. Born in Clarkston, and a graduate of CHS (go Bantams!!), Paul returned to the Valley and the Civic Theatre in 2016 as George Banks in Mary Poppins. His passion for live theatre and the Civic continues.

Cooper is a Clarkston native and has been a lover of theatre and art for several years now, having joined his first musical back in junior high. Some of his favorite roles he's done include Charley Gordon from Flowers for Algernon, and Beadle Bamford from Sweeney Todd. Everyone in this cast has been a joy to work with, and we all hope you laugh to your heart's content upon seeing our show. Thank you for attending and please, come again!

Mark Drevlow can be found most of the time at Pacific Empire Radio, on Classic Rock 102.9 or Hot Country 94.1. He also does afternoons on the streaming country Station, 98.7, The Ranch in LaGrande, Oregon, and no he does not drive there and back every day. He uses Astral Projection…duh. He also loves his Wife and thanks her for helping him be the best he can be.

Ben Bonin is 19 and has been in theater for just over 4 years. He's acted, sang, danced, and done tech in 13 shows between CHS and the Civic Theatre, with his favorite role being the voice of Audrey II in Little Shop of Horrors and Warner in Legally Blonde. A fun fact about Ben is that he is self-taught in over 20 instruments! He hopes you enjoy Noises Off as much as he has!

Matthew DeBerard is a life-long theatre junkie. He moved to the LC Valley in 2015, and has been involved in over 20 Civic Theatre shows since then. You may have seem him most recently in "Murder on the Orient Express" and "Little Shop of Horrors". Hopefully he won't die again in the first act, like he did in these last 2 shows! Matt has been in love with "Noises Off" for about 30 years, in fact it is at the TOP of his bucket list. While he always enjoys the theatre experience, it is invariably MUCH better when he can dive into it with his partner in everything, Carrie DeBerard. Having the opportunity to perform this show with her and the rest of this excellent cast & crew is a dream come true. Please don't wake him.