Lillie is so excited to be a part of the musical this year. She has been preparing for this role by watching Josh Gad. She hopes to make Josh Gad proud.

Special thanks to Haighleigh, may she live forever.

The way that chip stays jumping off that shelf saying "I can't wait to be human again" I literally could not say it better myself. Chip is constantly raising the bar for cups everywhere.

Joe Cleary has been doing theater since sixth grade in middle school and has Been a part of every Lindbergh high school production. Joe’s favorite production was Cabaret. Joe’s favorite part of theater has been meeting and hanging out with people who share a love for theater.

Chuck has done lighting for every show for his entire time at LHS. This is his final musical and he has thoroughly enjoyed his time with the program. Without techies, there is no theatre!

Arex would like to thank his crew for being absolutely fantastic and hilarious, and for bearing with him as he talked constantly about bad movies from the 70s. His most important job during this show was getting Sardine the Shark out of the props cage for Finn.

Aila almost gets sent to the hell fires of the pit floor, Well Molly was reading a book.

*Runs away from the pit screaming*

"What you egg" [stabs] -Shakespeare

Jayden is in ninth grade and is excited to participate in this musical as part of Props Crew. He is just a guy- nothing too special :) Stream Midnights (3am Edition) for clear skin.

"Oh good Arex found the chainsaw.”

Alex Manning didn't know what she was going to get into when she decided to join theater, mostly the crew. The only time she was ever “helping out” in a show was observing her “romantic” 7th grade relationship with her former boyfriend with doe eyes because she personally loved the show rather than said former boyfriend. She had friends who were in the shows, talented ones, like Morgan Rice, who persuaded her ever more into joining, and she fell in love with everything, the passion, the drive, the creativity, the kind people who she felt like she could mingle with, no strings attached. And maybe with the help of Morgan, Molly, Maggie, and many others, she would consider becoming a part of the cast, pushing her boundaries, and showing the world what Alex Manning can do.

Ruthie didn’t provide a bio for this program, so Mia is providing one for her. She (Mia) wants everyone to know how awesome Ruthie is. Yas!

World’s #1 Villager 1/Gargoyle 1 fan

Before moving to Lindbergh, Lydia participated in drama productions at her old school as a sophomore and decided to join drama in Set Crew as a junior.

Michael is super excited for his last musical in high school. Set crew is awesome and he'll miss everyone in college!

Guess what? Mia actually got her bio in on time for this show! Was she responsible for adding and editing the bios for the programs and website? Yes. Still, a very remarkable feat for her.

What if Mia and I bought all those Beauty and the Beast goody bags off of Amazon. What then (we will not be doing that, buy your own).

Matthew has played in Lindbergh's Pit Orchestra during his underclassmen years as a clarinetist (Anything Goes and The Hello Girls), and currently serves as student director of the pit orchestra. He would like to thank Mrs. Silvermintz for bestowing the honor of this role to him. Previous involvement in Lindbergh productions include Publicity Crew (Senior Directed One-Acts) and Dramaturge (Noises Off).

Lucy Becker is a 10th grade percussionist at Lindbergh High School. She is enrolled in Marching band, Symphonic band and Jazz Ensemble. Not only does she play percussion, she is also a pre-professional tap dancer for STL Rhythm Collaborative. She tap dances with the Jazz Ensemble for school, and takes classes at COCA. She is excited to participate in the Beauty and The Beast pit orchestra this year. She loves being involved in the school’s Fine Art programs!

Sarah has been in many previous ensembles and is happy to get such a unique experience with pit. She would like to thank Audrey, her private lessons teacher, and her band directors who have helped her grow as a musician.

Christopher Meyer is a senior flautist at Lindbergh High School and is enrolled in Marching band, Symphonic band, and Acapella choir. He is also this year's Band President and was an honorable mention for this year's All-State Band. He participates in other extracurriculars consisting of Student Council, Tri-M, Music Ensemble Club, and has an internship at Sperreng Middle School where he helps other students learn how to play the flute. He is very excited to be participating in this year's musical “Beauty and The Beast” and to finish off his time at Lindbergh participating in any fine art activity he can.

Kathryn is excited to play in the pit one last time! She would like the audience to take a moment to appreciate all of the hard work her fellow musicians put in to make this sound spectacular. She hopes you love the show as much as she does!

Has played the violin for 7 years and is in Chamber Orchestra. First time playing in pit, and has never been a part of a musical or play in the past.

Strolling Strings member Cecelia Hahn has been playing the violin since 4th grade. It is her first experience playing pit music. She is a second violinist in this production.

Andi is a bass player for this year’s musical production. Previously, she has worked on T-shirt design for the fall play, Noises Off. She would like to thank her parents for giving her a ride home every night.