Luigi P.: Luigi is excited to be part of the cast in The Imaginary Invalid. He plays the role of Cleantè, the lover of Angèlique, and has worked hard to bring his character to life. He has loved getting to know the cast and is working diligently with them. Luigi looks forward to this performance and hopes that you enjoy the show.
Tzipora K.: This is Tzipora’s first year of dedicated involvement in a play. She is blessed to be able to be with such wonderful actors, friends, and stagehands in The Imaginary Invalid. She is thankful to Mr. Winters for inspiring her and is grateful to be taking on the role of Deck Chief.
Bahar A.: This is Bahar’s third time helping out in a Trinity production. She is so excited to be featured in this year’s The Imaginary Invalid. Bahar has especially enjoyed being a “mini-me” for Zoe Powers in this play! This has been by far her favorite show, and she hopes you enjoy it!
Tori M.: This is Tori’s second Trinity show as a crew member. She has really enjoyed working backstage and seeing the actors perform. She hopes that you enjoy the show!
Laura H.: This is Laura’s fourth production with Trinity. She has previously been involved with The 39 Steps, Annie Get Your Gun, and The Tempest as both a cast and crew member. Besides theater, Laura also enjoys reading, writing, and singing. Laura would like to thank her family and all her friends for their love and support. She hopes you enjoy the show!
Briscoe N.: Briscoe has been in five shows so far and is happy to finish with a bang. This production has everything: comedy, romance, masks, character development, and even more masks. He cannot overstress the importance of the masks in this production. He hopes you enjoy the show and reminds you that the people are wearing masks and that those are not their real faces!
Wesley S.: Wesley is glad to be a part of Trinity’s production of The Imaginary Invalid. This is his second production at Trinity, the first being The Tempest. He would like to thank all who were involved in this marvelous production and hopes you enjoy the show.
Chris H.: This is Chris’ fourth theater production at Trinity, having participated in The 39 Steps, Annie Get Your Gun, and The Tempest. He has also been in four Shakespeare plays before coming to Trinity. Chris enjoys playing violin in the orchestra, piano, swimming, math, computer programing, reading, and writing. He hopes you enjoy the show and says thanks for coming!
Alexis H.: This is Alexis’ second theater production at Trinity. She loves helping out when needed and being able to hang out with friends. She thanks all her family and friends for their continued support of her interests and activities.
Grace D.: Grace has immensely enjoyed her role as an improv troupe member. When not playing a half-witted flirt, Grace can be found napping. Before and after naps, Grace is most likely dancing with the Virginia Ballet Company or writing “poetry.” She would like to thank Mr. Winters for teaching her the craft of acting, Candra Preshong for sparking her love of performance, and finally Jasper the rabbit for being a good boy. Grace is grateful for this quirky cast and hopes you enjoy the show!
Grace W.: This is Grace’s fifth Trinity Production, but it’s her first time off-stage. As much as she has loved acting, she enjoys telling actors what to do even more. She would like to thank her friends for putting up with her unavailability, and the troupe for putting up with her foolishness. She hopes you all enjoy the show!
Linda N.: This is Linda’s sixth production with Trinity and fourth show as a costumer. She is very honored to have been able to work with a cast of this caliber and hopes you enjoy all the hard work and tomfoolery the Troupe does. She would also like to give special thanks to her friends, family, and castmates for all their support and dedication.
Rebecca P.: Rebecca is excited to be the assistant director for The Imaginary Invalid. This is Rebecca’s sixth Trinity show, and her thirty-eighth show in her short theatre career. She would like to thank Mr. Winters and the whole cast and crew for making this production such a wonderful experience. She hopes you enjoy the show!
Zoe P.: This is Zoe’s fifth show with Trinity. Over the past three years, she has enjoyed being able to interact with such morally outstanding characters like a Nazi, in The 39 Steps, a drunkard in The Tempest, and now a scheming gold digger in The Imaginary Invalid. She hopes you enjoy the show as much as she has enjoyed performing.
Conor O.: Conor is overjoyed to act in his first production. He plays the part of Mr. Diafoirus and is excited to see all the hard work the cast and crew have invested come to life. He thanks you for taking the time to read this section of the program and hopes that you’ll enjoy the show.
Ansley M.: Ansley Meeker is thrilled to be performing in her second Trinity production! This is her twenty-second theatrical production, eighteen of these being with the Pied Piper Theatre. She hopes everyone enjoys our production of The Imaginary Invalid as much as she has enjoyed working with this incredible cast and crew!
Lara U.: Lara is very happy to be a part of the crew for this production. She hopes you have as much fun watching the performance as the cast and crew had during the process of making this come to life for you. Lara would like to thank her friends and family for supporting her. She hopes you enjoy the show!
Addy N.: This is Addy’s second production and her first in a crew position. She has had so much fun working with Trinity’s wonderful theater department, and she hopes you enjoy the show!
Max B.: Max is extremely excited to be able to participate in the show. He would like to thank you all for coming and hopes you have a nice time!
Anna G.: Anna is very happy to participate in the show and hopes you enjoy!
Dylan T.: Dylan hopes you enjoy the show and have as much fun watching it as the cast has when performing it!
The name is Ron. David Ron. Don’t be fooled; having two first names is not his only acquired skill. He also plays the cello, the bass, and has been cast in two other school productions. The first being Cyrano de Bergerac and the second being The Tempest. He has grown vastly over the years in the Performing Arts largely due to Mr. Winters’ endless hours put into trying to get more intent out of him. He would like to thank Mr. Winters for the constant encouragement and his parents for the continual support, but most importantly God for giving him the opportunity to embark on a remarkable 12-year journey in Trinity Christian School. He’s going to miss this place—let me tell ya’. I guess that’s how life works, with all the awkward hellos and bittersweet goodbyes; maybe that’s why there’s always good before the bye. Goodbye, Trinity.
