CAST LIST: Tut, Tut
Dani DeGarmo • November 22, 2024
Thank you to everyone who auditioned!
CAST LIST
Royal Palace
Tut- Adelaide Rusche
Maia- Madelyn Phillips
Sen- Oliver Jepson Pike
Aat- Ellie Strickland
Royal Servants
Kit- Aria Hutchinson
Samia- Giuliana Aligo
Ahit-Grace Gregory
The Market
Date Vendor/ Herald - Scarlette LaPlant
Bread Vendor/ Messenger- Malea Gammill
Camel Vendor 1- Ezra Nelson
Camel Vendor 2- Jetty Johnson
Camel Vendor 3- Evan Ayala
Criminals
Seneb- Annie Dahlstrand
Haji- Josie Gorman
Hapu- Brenyn Roberts
Street Urchins
Seti- Eva Gammill
Aziza- Megan Rinnert
Badru - Emma DeVader
Chuma- Kinley Thiessen
Dakari- Gabby Ayala
Royal Visitors
Hittite Ambassador- Edward LaPlant
Hittite Attendant 1-TBA
Hititte Attendant 2-TBA
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