The Play That Goes Wrong Cast

Jenna Fitzgerald has appeared in over six theatre productions. You may have seen them in The Addams Family, Little Shop of Horrors, James and the Giant Peach, and The Little Mermaid to name just a few. They studied at Westwood High School. A native of Palestine, they continue to live here with their family.

Christopher Gibbs, who plays the role of Chris, is extremely proud to join the Texas Theatre. This is Chris' second play with the theatre after playing Joe in 9 to 5 The Musical. He and his family are proud Palestine residents after relocating in 2020 and strongly support community involvement.

This is Randy's debut on the Texas Theatre stage, but he was previously active in the Houston area appearing in such productions as "A Streetcar Named Desire", ""The Sound of Music", "The Fantasticks", "The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940", "Bus Stop", and "Peter Pan." He is excited to be appearing on stage in the town he loves.

This will be Nicholas's first production with PCT. He is thrilled to share the experience with his mother, Amy, and the rest of the cast and crew.

Although new to the stage in Palestine, Josie is a seasoned thespian. She has been active at Cherokee Civic Theatre in Rusk for the past eight years, both on stage and off. She has played roles in Steel Magnolias, multiple Jones, Hope & Wooten productions and several world premier productions. After this production, she will switch her acting cap for a Director's hat at CCT. She is very excited to work with the talented folks in Palestine and has enjoyed making new theater friends.

JOHN LAMB has been performing since 1967 in one form or another. In those years he has done pretty much every job backstage, onstage, and on the air. John was an on-air DJ for 107 KGOL radio in the ‘70s. He has performed for and written for television in a limited fashion. Since 1987 he has also worked with PCT in dozens of productions. “One does not choose to be an actor; acting chooses you. It takes hold and becomes an addiction or like food and water- necessary to stay alive.” John has been married to Kathy Lamb since 1979.

Immediately after relocating to Texas from Virginia 15 years ago, she and her 3 kids became active members of Rusk's Cherokee Civic Theatre both on stage and off. Some of her favorite roles have been in Dixie Swim Club, Mama Won't Fly, Steel Magnolias, Hallelujah Girls and Mamaw. Amy is excited to share her first experience on stage in Palestine with her son, Nicholas. She has made new friends while sharing many a laugh and making fun memories! Thank you Palestine Community Theatre for welcoming us newcomers with open arms!

Ambrosia has been in many shows through the years, including such productions as Little Shop of Horrors, The Lucky Stiff, The Little Mermaid, and Pinocchio. She grew up in Fairfield where she attended high school. Ambrosia joined the drama department in high school and continued her love for the art into college and beyond.