Professor Hawksworth has directed over 50 theatrical shows and productions, working to execute a commanding image with various aspects of event lighting, sound, aesthetics, and production. Additionally, Carissa has been a producer on dozens of additional short films, digital media, and theatrical projects, including participating in film festivals and competitions. Carissa is a graduate of LPU (’07) and is a licensed Minister. She holds a master's degree in Theatre and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Higher Education. She has served as a professor since 2014 and has a sincere passion to mentor students to use the arts as a pathway to missional conversations that inspire change in both the individual and in the community. Carissa would like to thank her husband, Andrew, and her two children, Luke (11) and Caden (8) for being the joy of her life.

Katelyn is a junior at Life Pacific University, double majoring in Media Communications and Worship Arts and Media. Working as the LPU Arts Representative, she is so thankful for the opportunity to be a part of this production after working in the same area during "The Three Musketeers." She enjoyed acting in previous shows such as "Peter and the Starcatcher" and "Into the Woods," but has now become very passionate about prop and set creation in her new role. She would like to thank Carissa Hawksworth for being such an incredible friend, mentor, leader, and boss, and for giving her this opportunity. She would also like to thank her family for being her biggest supporters in everything she does.

Jasmine McLemore is a versatile creative specializing in various forms of artistic expression, including painting, filmmaking, and directing. With a keen eye for storytelling, she directed the award-winning documentary 'Still Good' and is currently managing her debut play, 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame,' at Life Pacific University. Passionate about using her talents to glorify God, Jasmine seeks to inspire others to embrace their creativity and explore the beauty of art. Through her work, she aims to ignite a sense of wonder and possibility, encouraging individuals to find their unique voice artistically. Jasmine's dedication to her craft and her commitment to uplifting narratives reflect her deep-rooted belief in the power of art to transcend boundaries and touch hearts.

Megan Clark is a senior at LPU studying ministry. She has been involved in theater on and off for the past 7 years and has been involved in over a dozen shows. This is the 5th show she has been a part of at LPU. She has loved getting to know this cast both as a castmate but also through the creation and alterations of their costumes as well. As her last semester at LPU approaches she is so thankful she has got to work under such an amazing director such as Carissa Hawksworth.

Meet Moriah Carter, a senior Psychology and Human Development major at LPU, bringing her passion for performance and choreography into The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Having previously graced the LPU stage as Amy March in Little Women and Cinderella in Into the Woods, she now embraces the roles of Ensemble member and Choreographer in her final LPU production. Moriah extends heartfelt gratitude to her Director and cherished mentor, Carissa Hawksworth, whose guidance has been invaluable in shaping her personal journey. Backed by steadfast encouragement from her loved ones, friends, and castmates, Moriah is excited to captivate audiences with her artistry and passion for storytelling.

Richelle is in her freshman year. She is also a wham major. She’s helped with ticket sales through the three musketeers. But she’s never been a lighting Director. And she is very excited to see how this play turns out.