Little Shop of Horrors Cast

As a senior, Samantha encourages you to come see her last big hoorah on the Warrior Theatre stage in the role of Audrey (at least in one show)! You may have seen her as Claire in The Refugee Women last semester, or as Jane or Martha in Locked In last year, or maybe you're big enough of a Sam Fan to have seen her in Seussical as a Who 2 years ago. No matter how devoted you are to her, this is your last chance to see her on the high school stage. The weathered IB student is ready to continue showing that arts and smarts are compatible, so she welcomes you to come see the show, as she and everyone involved have worked passionately to create a fun, scary, and overall entertaining experience!

Hereling Vasquez Batista was born and partly raised in the Dominican Republic. She immigrated to the United States with her family when she was nine years old. Hereling has been singing from a very early age beginning in the church. She is very excited to be joining this amazing show!

The enigma known as Jasmin Ngo, and yes, her last name is pronounced "no"; returns to the stage as Ronnette in Little Shop of Horrors. She was last seen on stage last fall in the powerful one-act show, The Refugee Women. What started as an impulsive decision to audition for her first show, Shrek the Musical, has developed into a deep love and passion for musical theatre. In addition to theatre, Jasmin enjoys visual art and music. She dabbles in oil painting, drawing on her homework, playing piano, and singing in chorus. She is also a part of the IB program which means she can in fact count to ten without using her fingers. Jasmin has a deep love for collecting vinyl records and power napping. She thanks her family for supporting her many obsessions like theatre and record collecting, and she especially thanks her father for always waiting until 5 to pick her up from her rehearsals.

Dina loves music, and her hobbies include writing poems, practicing guitar, and singing. Dina has loved the theatre ever since she was young.

It was a dark and stormy Valentine’s evening when a ray of sunshine named Valerie was born. She loves all types of fine arts and aspires to be an actress or a musician when she gets older. Little Shop of Horrors is her first show at Davidson and she hopes to be a part of many more. She is very appreciate of her friend, Grace, for introducing her to the Warrior Theatre program. If you wanna know more about her ever- blossoming backstory you can find her in the halls of Davidson and ask her in person. She would also like to thank her family and friends for supporting her transition to the Warrior Theatre stage.

Bailey Tollett is a sophomore at W.P. Davidson. This is her 2nd year acting in the school’s musical. As an apprentice of Davidson's troupe of the International Thespian Society, it is her aspiration to become a fully inducted Thespian.

Brooke is a junior, and she is involved in many school programs, clubs, and sports. With theatre always being in the back of her mind, she made a last-minute decision to audition for the school play. Little Shop of Horrors will be her first time participating in a play.

Harrison is an outgoing freshman at Davidson High School. He has been interested in drama and theatre since middle school but never had the chance to participate in a play. Harrison tries his hardest at whatever he puts his mind to.

Grace is a theater kid at heart. She has been doing choir since her early middle school days, and is a member of Davidson Advanced Chours. She joined the Warrior Theatre program at the beginning of the 2019 school year from a suggestion made by her uncle. Grace also plays an array of instruments, from guitar and bass to piano. She would like to thank her family and friends for supporting her adventure into theatre.

Isabella Rice is grateful to be a part of this production of Little Shop. She is a freshman and this is her second year of doing theatre. In her first year she played Jasmine in Aladdin Jr. at Dunbar Magnet. Isabella has also competed in a theatre competition at Sunnyside Theatre. Although she doesn't plan on pursuing theatre professionally, she enjoys both meeting other theatre kids like her and performing the art itself as a whole.