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Robin Hood - Alexander Hogy
Alexander Hogy is totally stoked to be joining Sacra-Melo for this delightful production. By day,
he is a Journalism major at Folsom Lake College and by night, a theatre fiend, scouring the city for theatrical endeavors
. Alex has performed at RPA Studios, Sutter Street Theatre, The Alternative Arts Collective and RSP. Past
roles include Harvey Johnson in Bye Bye Birdie, Lord Brockhurst in The Boyfriend, Moose in Crazy For You,
Demeter in The Golden Harp, Nikki in Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, Bernardo in Hamlet. He has also
directed and performed in two original works. Aex would like to thank the gods of theatre for this wonderful opportunity.
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Sheriff of Nottingham - Gregory Smith
Gregory Smith is pleased and excited to be a part of Sacra-Melo
and this talented cast. He is an experience Sacramento actor who has performed in over 35 plays and a proud company member
of the award winning Big Idea Theatre (BIT). At BIT, he was in Alice in Wonderland as the
Mad Hatter, this earned him a “Best Suppporting Actor” Elly award. Some of Gregory’s other
favorite roles were: Permanent Collection as Paul, Treasure Island as Trelawney, The
Three Musketeers as Rochefort, Cinderella as Evil Step Mother, Midsummer Night’s Dream
as Nick Bottom and Dr Einstein in Arsenic and Old Lace.
He thanks Sacra-Melo for this opportunity and to his costar in life, his wife, Shaleen, “You
are amazing!”. Please enjoy the show, folks.
Sir Guy - Gary Winterholler
Actor Gary Winterholler brings many years of Melodrama experience with him to the boards of the Delta King. He
and his bride co-owned and operated Prairie Dog Productions in Boise, ID. Some of Gary's favorite roles have been Antonio
in Much Ado About Nothing (Big Idea Theatre), George Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life (Desert Star Playhouse), The Grintch
in The Grintch (Prairie Dog) and The Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin Hood (Prairie Dog). Gary would like to thank this dedicated
cast and crew, his friends at the Delta King, and YOU for making this production possible. Cheers!
Little John - Dan Beard
Dan is very excited to make his first appearance on the boards of the Delta King with SACRA-MELO. He is a resident of
West Sacramento and 6 year veteran of Sacramento area theater. working in such theaters as the WSCT, Woodland Opera House,
The Big Idea Theater, and many more. Some of his favorite roles include Jacob Witting in "Sarah Plain and Tall",
Teddy Brewster in "Arsenic and Old Lace", and Sir John Falstaff in "The Merry Wives of Windsor". He has
enjoyed working with this very talented group of performers and has laughed at every rehearsal. To learn more about
Dan, Please like his Facebook page Dan Beard-Actor. He hopes you enjoy the show.
Old Lady - Morgan Curtis
Morgan is delighted to walk
the plank, er, boards with Sacra-melo for their third production. A relative newcomer to theater, this is her first venture
across the river into Sacramento. Having played both women and men, Peter Pan, La
Cage aux Folles, Fantastics, and Pajama Game are
her favorite productions so far, with Robin Hood a fun new feather in her cap. In addition to theater, she enjoys academic and fiction writing, singing, and
has her sights on hiking Half Dome this year. Morgan would like to thank Gary for this opportunity and his fun
and informative style of directing.
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Maid Marion - Jennifer Morrison
Jennifer is delighted to be
returning to the Sacra-Melo stage as Maid Marion in this exciting production of Robin Hood! Jennifer has been involved most recently in
Sacra-Melo’s previous parodies of both It’s a Wonderful Life (Clarissa)
and The Phantom of the Opera (Christine). Other productions include A Little Night Music (Anne), Seussical: The Musical! (Sour Kangaroo), Into the Woods, 110 in the
Shade, Funny Girl and more. Jennifer would, as always, like to dedicate her thanks to her Dad, her Mom, Mary and Aaron for their eternal
love and support, as well as her Sacra-Melo family, who continue to be a pleasure to perform with.
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Sheik Hugh Boote - Eddie Ferrerira
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in Sacramelo's premier production of "The Phantom of the Opera". Eddie is a veteran of many productions. He
played Mike Black in the San Francisco production of "Tony n' Tina's wedding and was frequently seen at the Opry
House Cabaret Theater in San Jose. Eddie would like to thank his fellow actors for all their hard work in bringing Robin Hood
to life. He would also like to thank his girlfriend Jackie, his sister Susan (who always cuts his hair for free) and of course
his Mom and Dad for all their support throughout his life. Oh, and he'd also like to thank his dog Sweet-pea for always
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Lady Clydesdale -
Bethany Hidden-Cauley
Bethany was last seen as Mary Bailey in Sacra-Melo's It's A Wonderful Life and has performed on
the Delta King with Suspects. Before that she appeared as Lintilla in Hot Rod Radio's The Hitchhiker's
Guide to the Galaxy and as Red Raven in the web series League of Supergays. Favorite stage roles
include Wanda in Carhops In Bondgae, Bitsy Mae in Sordid Lives, Mo in The Kathy
& Mo Show, and Woman Four in Six Women With Brain Death, all with The Lambda Players. Bethy
serves as a host for the Sacramento Horror Film Festival as well as being a current cast member of the Trash
Film Orgy and former member of the ICUP Comedy Troupe. She appears in locally produced films including
Doll Squad vs. Astro Zombies, Monster From Bikini Beach, and occasionally on stage and screen
for the nationally syndicated Cinema Insomnia. She sends thanks and love to the whole Sacra-Melo gang and
her awesome hubby Will.
Friar Tuck - Joseph A. Cady
Joseph A. Cady has been performing for
over 11 years. He was recently seen as Rudolph in Reindeer Revenge at Chautauqua Playhouse. Some
of his favorite rules are Grandpa Joe in Willy Wonka, Honest John in Pinocchio,
The Grinch in The Grinch, Calico Jack in Treasure Island, andThe Phantom
in Phantom Duets, just to name a few. Joseph is also a proud former member of The Sacramento Theatre Company’s Young Professionals Conservatory and The Sacramento Theatre Company’s
Ambassadors.
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