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Nick is thrilled to join Firehall Theatre for his second show with the company after appearing in Seussical the Musical. Cliff has also been in several shows with Garden City Productions, including Oliver!, Beauty and the Beast, Fiddler on the Roof, A Chorus Line, Gypsy, and Sweeney Todd. When not on stage, you might find him building sets, painting, or playing in the pit for various other productions. Thanks to the Firehall crew for this opportunity to sing a few songs and have a few laughs!

Victoria has been a familiar face on Niagara stages for over 20 years following 20 years in the Toronto market. She previously appeared at Firehall in Falsettos, Ruthless!, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, among others and most recently directed (and appeared in) Arsenic and Old Lace. This is her second Norm Foster show, having performed in Sinners with Lakeside Players. Niagara audiences may have also seen Victoria in The Addams Family, Sweeney Todd, The King and I (GCP); Tommy, Cry-Baby, The Toxic Avenger (HTI); or The Wizard of Oz (PCOS). 

Jerome last appeared on the Firehall stage as Mendel in 2020's Falsettos. Other roles with the company include The Cat and the Hat in Seussical, George in Jitters, and Paul in Company. Jerome's directing credits at Firehall include The Drowning Girls, Blithe Spirit, RENT, Ruthless!, and Urinetown. He is pleased to reunite with John McHenry, having previously been directed by him in many shows such as Jesus Christ Superstar, Spamalot, Joseph, and a personal favourite, Cabaret.

William is excited to be in his first play with Firehall Theatre. Debating whether to audition or not, he wrote in his journal, "Life's too short!" and just went for it. His most recent roles include Exeter in Henry V at Redeemer University in Hamilton and the Caterer in Stag and Doe at Canalside Players in Welland. He appeared in the locally shot films Lazer Us and Lost Penny and is credited as Best Boy in Android Re-enactment. Appropriately, he's been in episodes of Homicide: Hours to Kill and Fear Thy Neighbour. Unlike his character in this play, he has been happily married to his loving wife, Sarah, for 26 years. They have five children.  

Kaidjah was last seen at Firehall as Cinderella's stepmother in Into the Woods and is delighted to be back ten years later as the wise-cracking, back-slapping Liz Barzini. Favourite stage credits elsewhere include Fraulein Kost (Cabaret), Golde (Fiddler on the Roof), Meg (Damn Yankees), and Rizzo (Grease). When not on stage, Kaidjah enjoys working backstage as ASM or as part of the stage crew. Kaidjah sends a huge shout-out to her talented castmates and especially to her supportive and loving husband, Paul, who also happens to be in this production as Inspector Closely. 

Mike returns to Firehall Theatre after playing the role of nick in the juggernaut drama Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. Having worked behind the scenes throughout the years for local theatre groups including Garden City Productions and Something Something Productions, as well as travelling across Canada as a lighting designer and stage technician with the touring band My Son the Hurricane, Mike is excited to be back at Firehall and working on the other side of the fourth wall with an amazing cast and crew! 

Michele was taken as a child by her aunt Lynn to local musicals and always wanted to be on stage. Michele has previously learnt her voice in Hello Dolly with GCP in St. Catharines and appeared on stage with Something Something Productions in Little Shop of Horrors and Rock of Ages. After a six-year break, Michele is happy to be sharing the stage with this amazing cast and is grateful to the production team for giving her this opportunity.