The Three Musketeers Cast

Jaxson Duran is a junior this year, and The three Musketeers is his 3rd show here for Moses Lake High School. In his freshman year he was in “Its a Wonderful Life" and in his sophomore year he performed in “Murder on the Nile”. He looks forward to the remaining shows he has. Also, "A big shoutout to my friends and family for all the motivation."

Andrew Rowley is a senior this year and this is his first big show.As a junior he was in a smaller show 'Fairy tale Law and Order".In his free time he can be found having fun with his friends or just straight up chilling."Im basiclly the almighty Porthos" He wants to thank his mom and dad for always supporting him.

Noah Carlile has been in many plays, from being some winy little nerd who pouts, to a liar with a crazy sense of fashion but a crazy amount of problems. This has been by far one of the best plays Noah has been in, ashe loves swords. His hobbies consist of spinning in chairs and drinking a mighty fine glass of water while watching Netflix. "Shutout to everyone who has pushed me to climb to where I am today. I couldn't be more happy to end my senior surrounded with people I love. Theater has been a journey to find myself, whether it be in people I am surrounded with or the challenges that were presented in front of me. I can say without a doubt I found myself. I thank my closest friends, my mother, and Winningham for allowing me to have a chance to go further than I ever thought I would.

Gabby Whitney is a senior this year and it is her first time performing with us as apart of cast! She enjoys snuggling with her two dogs and cat and loves to do art in her free time. “Being given this opportunity to be a part of theater is wonderful, thank you to all who supported me!”

Llayleni Fuentes is a Junior this year this will be her 4th show. While Freshman and Sophomore year she had the pleasure to be apart of Oklahoma!, Murder On The Nile and Little Women she is more than excited to play a character that is something totally different from whats shes done before!

Gaige Anderson is in his Senior Year. This is his first year doing Theater for the school besides some one acts. Gaige has been in a production of White Lairs and Black Comedy. He likes Star Wars and Marvel. He plays video games quiet often “shout out to the peeps in the show here’s to a great senior year”

Damian is in his junior year and hasn't done a show yet but has done crew for 2 shows mostly working the fly system

Olivia, another wise known as Vi, has been doing theatre with MLHS going on 4 years now. In her freshmen year she played "Gentle Women/Child" in MLSH's prodution of "A Old Time Radio Show: A Chirstmas Carol". Her sophmore year she played "Jane/Women 2/Person 3", she also played "Gertie" in MLSH's production of "Oklahoma!". Finally in her junior year she played "Beadseller 2" in "Murder on the Nile". Durning their spring prodution of "Little Women" she played "Ice Skater/Ball Room Dancer/Hag". This is Vi's senior year, she is honored to be playing Constance for this winter production and she can't wait for their final preformance in the spring.

Three Musketeers is April's third show with the MLHS Drama Department. She was also in Oklahoma and Little Women the Musical. April has enjoyed her time in the MLHS theater and will forever cherish the memories she made with her fellow theater kids and her directors. She would like to extend a big thank you to everyone who made this experience possible for her, including audience members like you.

Jaden Salazar is a junior.He is an honor Thespian and this is his 3rd show with MLHS. He is also Captain of the debate team and science Olympiad team.He is a Journalist for the school paper,a member of the book club,the cross country team and trio.In his free time he plays music with his band the cherrybombs."three musketeers was one of my favorite books growing up and I am grateful for the opportunity to bring it to the stage.I would like to give a shout out to Grace Nixon,my best friend and my favorite person"

Ella Beck is happy to be back on another show and had a lot of fun working on it. She was in the ensemble of “Oklahoma” her Freshman year and Louise in “Murder on the Nile” and Marmee in “Little Women” her Sophomore year. In her free time she can be found crocheting, cooking, or singing. She hopes you enjoy the show!

Peter Martin is a sophomore this year, and The Three Musketeers is his 2nd show. As a freshman he yelled at children in Little Women and enjoyed it greatly. In his free time he loves to scream directly into your ear. "Working on The Three Musketeers has required a lot of effort and commitment, but I've enjoyed it greatly! I've grown as a performer, and I'm excited to try different kinds of roles in the future. I would like to give a shout out to my spine for always supporting me."

Three Musketeers is Theseus's third play and each it gets more and more exciting for him, he enjoys hanging out with the cast and crew.

Seth Martinez is a Sophomore this year, and The Three Musketeers is his 3rd Show. As a freshman he starred in two shows consisting of Little Women, and had the honor of being a Main villain in Law and Order Fairytale Unit. In his free time you can see him lifting weights, squatting 395 Ib, and cooking delicious meals for himself and his family.Working on The Three Musketeers has been splendiferous, and I have great moments with my fellow drama friends, and have grown as an actor. I would also like to shout out my mother for always believing in me and supporting me, and Sharon Winningham for giving me such great roles, and tips to become a greater actor.

Three musketeers is the first show for Derek, and even with a small role, this is bigger than nothing. Out of the theatre room, he can be found out in the wild programming video games as well as playing them.

Miriam Fife is a Junior this year, and Three Musketeers is her 2nd show. As a Sophomore she played ensemble in Little Women. In her free time she can be found painting her nails and taking naps. "I get to talk this time! That's pretty cool and I'm excited to see it all come together!"

Maddie Kehr is a senior this year, and Three Musketeers is her first big show. She has done 3 One Act plays in her drama classes and also Directed a scene from Peter and the Starcatcher. She was very excited to be apart of this wonderful show and had a blast working with everyone. In her free time she is gaming with friends or is spending time with her dogs and boyfriend. "Working on this show has an amazing experience and I would love to do it again."

Jaycie Blodgett is a sophomore this year and "The Three Musketeers" is her 2nd show. She was in the musical called "Little Women" last year. She loves drama and theater with all her heart and becoming a part of these productions at MLHS has felt life changing for her. She would give almost anything to experience being in "Little Women" again. The theater experience for her has been simply magical and all the fond memories she's made will always be unforgettable. She's learned and experienced so much about theater. Discovering theater and drama was one of the best decisions she has made. "Working on this play has been my favorite part of my life and I love all the cast and tech members so much!" She has a battle scar on her lip, which not to brag, but she thinks it's pretty cool from her last production "Little Women" when she got slashed with a sword, but she didn't let that stop her from being in this production! In her free time she is singing, drawing, crocheting, hanging out with friends, or watching "Gilmore Girls".

Ava is a smart, creative girl who wants to become a vet when she grows up. She enjoys reading, writing, playing games with friends, and drawing. Her favorite colors are green and lavender. Ava is absolutely exhilarated to be on this cast.

"Once upon a starlit stage, in a world filled with magic and wonder, there existed a young and vibrant soul named Beck Nephi Ashton. At the tender age of seventeen, Beck's heart beat to the rhythm of the theatrical arts, their passion igniting a flame that danced with unyielding fervor. With each step they took upon the hallowed boards, Beck's spirit transcended the boundaries of reality, soaring to heights unknown. In the enchanting production of ""The Three Musketeers,"" Beck found themselves blessed with the remarkable opportunity to embody the iconic role of D'Artagnan, a character whose journey mirrored their own in countless ways. As a senior in high school, Beck stood at the precipice of their theatrical adventure, ready to leave an indelible mark upon the world of stagecraft. Before taking up the mantle of D'Artagnan, Beck had graced the stage in a series of captivating productions, each one a stepping stone in their artistic odyssey. They had begun their journey in the enchanting world of ""Oklahoma,"" where they lent their talent and voice to the vibrant ensemble, bringing life and energy to every scene. It was there that they discovered the intoxicating power of collaboration and the joy of sharing the stage with fellow actors, their hearts beating in harmony. From the rolling plains of Oklahoma, Beck ventured into the realm of holiday classics, stepping into the shoes of the charming bartender Nick in ""It's a Wonderful Life."" With a twinkle in their eye and a warmth in their smile, Beck breathed life into this lovable character, capturing the essence of hope and friendship that resonated with audiences far and wide. But the journey did not stop there, for Beck's passion for the stage knew no bounds. They embarked on a thrilling voyage through the world of murder mysteries, embodying the enigmatic character of Smith the Socialist in ""Murder on the Nile."" With each enigmatic line delivered and every calculated step taken, Beck left audiences captivated, their hearts racing in anticipation of the truth that lay shrouded in darkness. And when the holiday season beckoned, Beck took on the role of Fred in ""A Christmas Carol,"" a character brimming with compassion and joy. With every line spoken and every note sung, they breathed life into this embodiment of love and forgiveness, reminding audiences of the power of redemption and the beauty of the human spirit. But their journey did not end there, for Beck's talents knew no bounds. They ventured into the world of classic literature, gracing the stage as the audacious Braxton in ""Little Women."" With a fiery spirit and unwavering determination, Beck breathed life into this complex character, their performance leaving audiences spellbound. Now, as Beck prepared to take on the role of D'Artagnan, they found themselves overwhelmed with a sense of gratitude and humility. They cherished the friendships forged backstage, the shared laughter and tears that created an unbreakable bond among the cast and crew. This production of ""The Three Musketeers"" represented not just a play, but a culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and unyielding passion. Armed with their talent, Beck stood on the precipice of greatness, ready to bring D'Artagnan to life with every fiber of their being. They knew that the road ahead would be filled with challenges, but they were undaunted. For they carried within them the spirit of a dreamer, a believer in the transformative power of the stage. In the realm of theater, dreams became reality, and the stage became a tapestry upon which Beck could weave a masterpiece. With each performance, they would continue to touch hearts, ignite imaginations, and inspire others to pursue their own creative endeavors. The story of Beck Nephi Ashton, the seventeen-year-old senior who brought D'Artagnan to life, would forever be etched in the annals of theatrical history, leaving an everlasting legacy for generations to come."