Young Frankenstein cast list!

July 26, 2024

Mel Brooks musical comedy kicks off 24-25 Season

We are excited the throw the switch and announce the cast of our 2024-2025 Season musical Mel Brooks’ “Young Frankenstein”!


Thank you so much to everyone who auditioned! Learn more about future auditions.


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Craig Fisher – Director

Patricia Ahern – Music Director

Meghann Deveroux – Choreography


CAST

Dr. Fredrick Frankenstein….Spencer Greenwood

The Monster…..Clinton Claycamp

Igor….Zachary Bricken

Inga….Bethany Groves

Elizabeth Benning….Shelby Easum

Frau Blucher….Secily Rees

Inspector Kemp….Danny Woods

The Hermit…..Dan Phillips

Dr. Victor Von Frankenstein…..Jack Malin

Ziggy…..Kiefer Bullock

Telegraph Boy & Barbershop …..Ben Samuelson

Herold…..Isabel Warden

Mr. Hilltop…..Jaryl Perkins

Barbershop….Joshua Cuffe, Ken Stewart, Jasper Mumford

Ensemble:

Mario Bonilla

Olivia Brien

Courtney Chacon

Beth Dearinger

Nikki Hammond

Suzanne Keiper

Olivia Laycock

Malachi Swedberg

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