Trevor Matheson (Prince Jesse)
Trevor Matheson is thankful to be aboard for this romantic adventure. Select adventures: A Thousand Splendid Suns, (TC). Julius Caesar, Richard III, (The Shakespeare Company), The Outsiders (SBT). He spearheads the theatrical adventures at Heritage Park. Trevor sends his love to Melissa, his partner in life’s adventure. Enjoy— and may all of your adventures be bold, beautiful and great.
Rebecca Schnell (Lilith | Producer)
Rebecca Schnell is delighted to appear on stage in this co-pro after a long season behind the directing table (Foothills)! When salamanders are out of season, you’ll find Rebecca on tour with HeARTbeat Theatre Productions or at Foothills (Creative Arts). Much love to the 3 Schnells who have sacrificed much to this family affair!
Neil Ericson (Bowen)
Neil Ericson works IT in the oil and gas industry, and is thrilled to be returning to the Foothills stage! Previous Foothills credits: The Fixer (‘15 - Andrew), and Three Days (’13, Servius), numerous weekend sketches. Neil wishes for you to enjoy this fun and very powerful production.
Mark Holmes (Bart)
Mark Holmes is over the moon about stepping back on stage at Foothills. Previous productions include Brother (Jesus), Free John (John), The Fixer (Jesus), and Three Days (Pilate). All my love to mom for her unfailing support. Dad, I finally get to use that amazing accent of yours!! A wee fella fell off a lorry.
Brad Hunter (Prince of the South | Phoenix)
Brad Hunter has been in many productions at Foothills dating back to Three Days ('13) and most recently playing Joseph in Christmas Letters ('18) but this is by far the most fun he's had wearing tights and swinging a sword since... Ever! Love it.
Nicole Berg (Judith)
Nicole Berg has been a part of Foothills productions since she was just single digits (in age, not quantity of fingers). She feels privileged to tell stories through the arts: singing, Instagram captions or some fairly sub-par yet highly enthusiastic dance moves. Select credits: Beauty & The Beast (’08) The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe (’09), Free John (’16).