Senior Showcase
Scenes, songs & dance with Theatre TCU’s senior class of 2025!
DFW Showcase
TCU’s PepsiCo Performance Hall
Walsh Performing Arts Center
Tuesday, March 11, 2025
7:00pm
2800 S. University Drive
Fort Worth, Texas 76129
Open to the public
Industry Professionals – RSVP to TCUshowcase@gmail.com or 817-257-4196
NYC Showcase
Open Jar Studios – Studio 11B
Thursday, March 20, 2025
5:30pm
1601 Broadway 11th floor,
New York, NY 10019
RSVP to TCUshowcase@gmail.com or 817-257-4196
Alumni & Senior Cabaret
54 Below
Friday, March 21, 2025
9:30pm
254 W. 54th Street
New York, NY 10019
Reserve your 54 Below tickets here!
Contact TCUshowcase@gmail.com or penny.maas@tcu.edu for more information.
GABBY ADAMS is from Yonkers, New York, currently pursuing a B.F.A. Acting major at Texas Christian University. Some of her favorite roles include: Violet in Violet the Musical and Marty in Grease. Gabby also had the privilege of performing in The Skin of Our Teeth at TCU. Passionate about the stage, Gabby is eager to pursue a future in performing and looks forward to the opportunity to travel and teach along the way.
EMMA ANNAN-NOONOO is from Pittsburg, Kansas and graduates this spring with her B.F.A. in Theatre, emphasis in Acting. At TCU, Emma performed in The Trials (Samah/Mohammad), Melrose Stories( Nana), and Sense and Sensibility (Anne Steele, Gossip). Regional credits include: EMT 1/US Florist in Kodachrome (Circle Theatre), Lady in Brown in For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/ When the Rainbow is Enuf reading (Theatre Arlington), and as a member of the Chorus in Electra (Hip Pocket Theatre). She also is passionate about African American theatre, and has co-directed and participated in TCU Black Excellence productions.
SOPHIE DEYOUNG is a performer and choreographer from Austin, Texas, graduating this May with her B.F.A. in Musical Theatre. She can be seen this April as Natalie Haller/Ed in All Shook Up at TCU. Other TCU credits include: Lucy Grant in Bright Star, Female Swing in The Mystery of Edwin Drood, and Ensemble in Wild Party. Some of Sophie’s professional credits include: the Narrator in Joseph (Post Playhouse), Shelby in The Spitfire Grill (Post Playhouse), and Shelby in The Prom (Uptown Players). After graduation, Sophie plans on pursuing regional theatre work in DFW and Austin, with plans to relocate in pursuit of cruise ship and theme park entertainment.
MIA DORSETT is a musical theatre performer from Dallas, TX and will be graduating this spring with a B.F.A. in Theatre, with an emphasis in Musical Theatre. While at TCU, Mia was in Once Upon A Mattress (Lady Larken), All Shook Up (Lorraine), The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Sarah Cook u/s Helena), Sweet Charity (Carmen u/s Helene), The Wild Party (Ensemble u/s Nadine and Dolores), and Wonder Women (Narrator), as well as serving on the Executive Board for Alpha Psi Omega as the Merch Chair and Vice President. Her regional credits include Frenchy in Grease (Casa Mañana), Olivia/Chorus in The Color Purple (Casa Mañana) and Henrietta Leavitt in Silent Sky (The Black Hills Playhouse). When she is not onstage, you can find her wandering through the shelves of Barnes and Noble, playing dress up in her closet, or heading to an early morning Pilates class! After graduation, Mia plans to pursue musical theatre performance wherever it takes her!
MIA’S WEBSITE
ADDIE ELMER is from Houston, Texas and currently pursuing a B.F.A. in Theatre with an Emphasis in Acting at Texas Christian University. She has been featured in shows at TCU such as Sense and Sensibility as Mrs. Jennings, The Trials as Xander, and Jesus Christ Superstar. She has spent all four years at TCU on their premiere improv troupe Senseless Acts of Comedy and is currently serving this year as the president of the group. She found a knack for comedy after joining the group and plans to move to NYC after graduation and pursue comedy as well as live performance, film, television, and music.
ADDIE’S WEBSITE
HANNAH GOODMAN is from Rockledge, Florida who graduates with her BFA in Musical Theatre in May, 2025. Some of her recent theatrical credits include All Shook Up(Sandra), Jesus Christ Superstar(Ensemble and Mary Magdalene u/s), The Mystery of Edwin Drood(Wendy and Rosa Bud u/s), Sister Act (Ensemble), and The Wild Party(Ensemble and Queenie u/s). In the Summer of 2023, Hannah had the privilege of participating in the Lunigiana International Music Festival in Italy, performing and studying opera in the city of Fivizzano. Hannah is also a member of TCU’s improv comedy team Senseless Acts of Comedy. When not in the theatre, you can find Hannah painting (mostly birds), advocating for the sharks, and talking about her dogs. Upon graduation, Hannah plans to pursue a career in musical theatre.
CARLOS GUTIERREZ (they/them) is from Dallas, Texas, currently pursuing a BFA in Musical Theatre at Texas Christian University. Some of their favorite regional credits include two world premiere musicals: Gabriel inHis Story(directed by Jeff Calhoun), and Wonderlad inGoin’ Hollywood(WaterTower Theatre). Other favorite roles include Pan The Goat God inBat Boy(Casa Mañana), and Man 2 inSongs For A New World. They’ve been the Music Director and Arranger for the TCU gender-inclusive acappella group License To Trill, which is proudly releasing an upcoming EP featuring their vocal arrangements. They are passionate about trans and non-binary representation in the industry and are excited to continue exploring their passions in music and performing in NYC post-graduation!
KEN HALEY is an actor from Las Vegas, NV, graduating this Spring with a B.F.A. in Theatre, emphasis in Acting. Some of his favorite profession credits include: Texas Outdoor Musical (Calvin u/s, Dancer) and A Midsummer Nights Dream (Demetrius) with the Texas Panhandle Foundation, Once Upon a Mattress (Ensemble) with Stage West, and Tarzan (Dancer) with Lyric Stage. Favorite TCU Credits include: Sense and Sensibility (Willoughby), Othello (Rodrigo/Lodovico u/s), and Sweet Charity (Featured Dancer). He has also been lucky to work as a carpenter in the TCU scenic studio and has helped build the sets for all these productions, and more. Ken has loved being a part of TCU, he’s served as President of Alpha Psi Omega, cheered as a TCU Dutchman, lead as a Frog Camp facilitator, and laughed as a member of Senseless Acts of Comedy. When not on stage, he loves going to the gym, playing guitar, and watching good movies with good friends.
KASEY HERNANDEZis a San Francisco native who graduates this spring with her B.F.A. in Theatre with an emphasis in Musical Theatre. Some college credits include: The Wolves (#14), Eurydice (Eurydice u/s), Lydia (Lydia u/s), and 9-5 (Doralee u/s). Other favorite roles include Gypsy (Dainty June), Wizard of Oz (Dorothy), Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey), and Nine (Carla). When she’s not performing, Kasey loves discovering new coffee shops, doing at-home Pilates workouts, crocheting scarves for her best friends, and spending time with loved ones. A born and raised city girl, Kasey feels the pull of New York but is eager to pursue a full-time career in performing – whether on a cruise ship, in the city, or wherever the next adventure awaits.
VICTORIA KIECKHEFER is from Prescott Arizona and is currently pursuing her BFA in Theatre Studies at TCU. Some of her favorite performance credits include: Wonder Women (featured dancer) and Mary Poppins (dance captain), though she can usually be found on the technology side. She is an avid tap dancer and musician with a dedication to rhythm. In the fall, you can find her in Nashville pursing her Masters in Audio Engineering and Music Producing as well as continuing to pursue performance opportunities.
AUDREY LEE is from Dallas, Texas, and will graduate this spring with a B.F.A. in Theatre, with an emphasis in Musical Theatre. Some of her favorite theatrical experiences include being the Female Principal Swing in the world premiere of His Story, directed by Tony-nominated director-choreographer Jeff Calhoun, and serving as an Ensemble member and Sabina Understudy in TCU’s production of The Skin of Our Teeth. After graduation, Audrey will join the staff at Lakepointe Church as part of their Residency program. Audrey would like to thank her friends and family for their love and unwavering support throughout her life!
AUDREY’S WEBSITE
ISABEL MAYER is a B.F.A. Musical Theatre major graduating this spring. She is from Kansas City, Missouri and plans to move to New York City post-graduation to pursue a career in musical theatre, as well as film and television. During her time at TCU, Isabel was a part of Jesus Christ Superstar, Bard to Broadway and Choreographer’s Stage. While theatre is her first love, she also enjoys educating others on mental health awareness, yoga, hanging out with her pups and finding the best thrift stores in town.
ISABEL’S WEBSITE
ANDREW MEIER is a dynamic musical theatre and pop/rock performer from Orlando, FL who will be graduating this spring with a B.F.A in Musical Theatre. Regional Credits include: Hairspray (Brad/Dance Captain) at White Plains Performing Arts Center, Grease (Sonny/Dance Captain) and Newsies (Oscar/Ensemble) at Casa Manana, Joseph…Dreamcoat (Brother/Ensemble) at Dallas Theatre Center, Once Upon a Mattress (Prince Dauntless) and Cruel Intentions: 90s Jukebox Musical (Greg/U/S Sebastian) at Stage West/Uptown Players, and Catch Me If You Can (Frank Jr.) and Rock of Ages (Drew) at Cocoa Village Playhouse. His credits while at TCU include All Shook Up (Chad), Eurydice (Orpheus), Sweet Charity (Frug Dancer), Othello (Iago U/S) and Wild Party (Ensemble). When not on stage, you can find him playing a multitude of instruments, binge watching The Office, and playing board games with friends. After graduating, Andrew plans to pursue musical theatre and entertainment through a cruise line or tour, with intentions of relocating to NYC.
KATELYN JOY MOORE is a musical theatre performer from Covington, Kentucky, right outside Cincinnati! Some of her favorite recent theatrical credits include: Heathers: The Musical (Veronica), Bright Star (Mama Murphy), Godspell (“Turn Back, O Man”), and Crazy For You (Follies Dancer). She loves telling stories that have deep impacts and meanings on the performer and the audience, and longs to keep performing in shows that leave you feeling like you’ve given everything and gained everything. Outside of theatre, Katelyn loves to travel and is extremely passionate about the world and all it has to offer. She enjoys reading and learning about everything she can, especially when it pertains to geography, international relations, history, mental health, and wine! She also loves the outdoors, advocating for causes and people, Disney, Harry Potter, painting her own wall art, teaching, jazz music, folk and bluegrass music, and of course, her cat! After graduation, Katelyn plans continue pursuing a career in theatre, wherever it takes her!
JACKSON WYATT PHILLIPS, from the shores of Eastern North Carolina, began his performing arts journey at the age of 7, training daily at the North Carolina Academy of Dance Arts. There, he received extensive training in various dance styles, with a strong focus on Ballet, eventually joining their pre-professional program at 12. After years of refining his dance technique, Jackson decided to broaden his artistic horizons by studying Theatre at Texas Christian University (TCU), where he expanded his training to include a variety of acting styles, combining his dance background with new performance skills. While at TCU, he performed in several theatre and film productions, including Such a F*cking Poet (2023), The Trials (as Adnan), and Matilda (as Rudolpho), further honing his versatility as a performer. Jackson graduates with a B.F.A. in Theatre from TCU in May, and plans to move to Atlanta to pursue a career in film and television, eager to bring his unique blend of acting and dance to the industry.
CHARISE PISANI is a sweet & sassy actress from Chicago, IL, graduating this spring with her B.F.A. in Theatre, emphasis in Acting. Professionally, she has performed in Ellis Island: The Dream of America (Lillian Galletta) at Bass Hall in Fort Worth and in the Bluey X CAMP Interactive Experience (Costumed Performer) in Chicago. At TCU, her Mainstage credits include Sense and Sensibility (Mrs. Dashwood), The Skin of Our Teeth (Fortune Teller), and The Suppliants (Chorus) in Siracusa, Sicily at the International Palazzolo Theatre Festival. In addition to being president of TCU’s acappella group, License to Trill, she also cherishes her loud Italian family, songwriting, the Mario Brothers, scenic painting, and a good bowl of pasta! Upon graduation, Charise plans to pursue a career in theatre, music, tv/film, and voice-over.
CHARISE’S WEBSITE
PETER RADZIKEVICH is an actor from Baltimore, Maryland, who will be graduating this spring with a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre and a minor in Educational Studies. Credits include: A Man of No Importance (Father Kenny, U/S Alfie) and Bat Boy: The Musical (Dr. Parker) at Casa Mañana; Sister Act at Bass Hall; The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds her Chameleon Skin at Jubilee Theatre; Mary Poppins (Robertson Ay, Neleus), Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer (Donner), and A Christmas Special (Swing) at the Way Off-Broadway Dinner Theatre. He has also been seen in the chorus backing world-renowned opera singer Andrea Boccelli at the Capital One Arena in Washington, DC. Peter loves college football, and when he’s not on stage, you can catch him as a videographer for TCU Football! 1 Corinthians 13:13.
PETER’S WEBSITE
MARYCLARE RAMIREZ is a multi-hyphenate performer, director, and producer from Lake Forest, California graduating this Spring with her B.F.A. in Theatre, emphasis in Theatre Studies. TCU Credits: The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds (Director), The Way You Are (short film, Director), Jesus Christ Superstar (Assistant Director), The Trials (Assistant Director), Bard to Broadway (Various Roles). Professional Credits: TV show The Chosen (Talent Coordinator), Casa Mañana (Grease and The Color Purple Asst. Director), and Kodachrome (Circle Theatre, Assistant Director). Maryclare is dedicated to creating impactful stories that inspire positivity and empathy. She plans to move to New York City to pursue both performance and behind-the-table production work in theatre/film/television after graduation.
MARYCLARE’S WEBSITE
ALLY KAY RAMSEY is an actress born and raised right outside of Fort Worth, TX. This spring, Ally Kay graduates from TCU with her B.F.A. in Theatre with an emphasis in Musical Theatre. Her regional credits include: Carrie the Musical (Helen) at Casa Mañana, Once Upon a Mattress (Swing-Performed), and Gypsy (Marjorie May) at Theatre Arlington. Her Theatre TCU credits include: Bright Star (Margo Crawford) and Sweet Charity (Suzanne/Ensemble). When not performing, Ally Kay loves to film and edit video diaries of her life while trying to live life to the fullest. After graduating this Spring, Ally Kay plans to pursue performing in both capacities of the screen and stage wherever life takes her.
ALLY’S WEBSITE
TONY REYNOLDS (he/him/his) is an actor/playwright from Wilmington, North Carolina. He has been seen in Shakespeare Dallas’ production of Twelfth Night, and various Theatre TCU productions including Sense and Sensibility (Sir John Middleton), Eurydice (Eurydice’s Father), and Othello (Lodovico). With a passion for queer works and a knack for Shakespeare, he is thrilled to be showcasing with Theatre TCU’s class of 2025.
TONY’S WEBSITE
OWEN RICE is an actor hailing from Glen Allen, Virginia. Owen will graduate from TCU in the Spring with a BFA in Theatre: Emphasis in musical theatre. He’s worked professionally in Footloose (Willard Hewitt), The Addams Family (Lurch) and Escape to Margaritaville (J.D.) at the Bigfork Summer Playhouse. Theatre TCU credits include: Bright Star (Mayor Josiah Dobbs) and Jesus Christ Superstar (Caiaphas). When not rehearsing or performing, Owen loves to get lost in obscure YouTube rabbit holes, eat Goldfish, and stay up to date on important global events. After graduation, he plans to work as a stage and voiceover actor.
OWEN’S WEBSITE
TITUS SHAVER is an actor hailing from Rogers, Arkansas. He graduates this Spring with a BFA Major in Theatre, emphasis in Acting. His TCU credits include: Sense and Sensibility (Colonel Brandon), John Proctor is the Villain (Mr. Smith), The Skin of Our Teeth (The Judge, Mr. Antrobus U/S), and Kodachrome (Hardware Store Owner/Gravedigger U/S). Offstage, Titus enjoys cozy days indoors watching movies, playing tabletop games, reading, or watching whatever eclectic YouTube video essay has his attention that particular week. After graduation, he plans on traveling to pursue work as an actor and voiceover artist.
TITUS’ WEBSITE
JESSICA WILLIS is an actor/singer from San Antonio, Texas. She graduates this spring from TCU with a BFA, emphasis in Musical Theatre. Her most recent credits include: All Shook Up (Sylvia), John Proctor is the Villian (Beth), The Skin of Our Teeth (U/S Fortune Teller), The Lightning Thief (Sally and Ensemble), and Marisol (Angel). She has also designed costumes and makeup for Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, and How The Other Half Loves. When she isn’t performing, she spends her time watching movies, reading comics, and spending time with her family and friends. She hopes to be a role model for her nieces and nephew. She is also an advocate for people’s rights and hopes to bring joy and laughter to everyone. She would like to thank her parents for everything they have done for her! Post graduation she will pursue theatre, voice-over, and film/tv.
JESSICA’S WEBSITE
JALEN XAVIER is a spirited musical theater pop-rock performer from Detroit, Michigan, graduating with a BGS with an emphasis in Theater. Some of his credits include; Tour: Josh Groban “Harmony” Background vocalist. Film/TV: Listen to the Silence (Max). Regional credits include: The Fall of Heaven (Tempest Landry) and Bob Marley’s Three Little Birds (Doctor Bird) at Jubilee Theater. Rent (Mr Jefferson) at Farmers Alley Theater, Cabaret (Ensemble) and Gypsy (Ensemble) at Theater Arlington. His TCU credits include: How the Other Half Loves (Frank Foster) And Stethoscope Stage (Dennis). When Jalen’s not in the theater, he’s usually lost in a good poem, grooving to classic R&B or out on the court, perfecting his moves. Whether he’s writing lyrics or sinking three-pointers, he’s always mixing a bit of artistry with some competitive edge, all while keeping that 2000s vibe alive. After Graduation, he intends to relocate to NYC to pursue Film/Television, Theater, and, most importantly, God!
JALEN’S WEBSITE