CCM MUSICAL THEATRE SERIES Presents
Featuring the Class of 2024
March 7-9, 2024, Patricia Corbett Theater
*CCM Student
Special thanks to Carl and Joyce Fischer with additional support from Jeff Thomas Catering and Graeter's Ice Cream. Thanks to Quinn Patrick Ankrum, Ian Axness, Rebecca Bromels, Becky Butts, Gwendolyn M. Coleman, Susan Felder, Carl and Joyce Fischer, Sarah Folsom, Steve Goers, Mikki Graff, Jessica Harris, Katie Johannigman, Amy S. Johnson, Diane Lala, Jen Lampson, Wendy Leborgne, Karen Lykes, Elliot Madore, Deborah Neiheisel-DeZarn, Kenneth B. Shaw, Stuart L. Skelton, Mary Southworth, Rachel Stevens, Sarah Summerwell, Daniel Weeks, Curt Whitacre, Torie Wiggins, Keyona Willis, Chaz Wolcott, and to all of the seniors’ family and friends who have supported them the past four years.
Madison Mosley (she/her)
Originally from Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, Madison is an active performer and artist. Some of her credits include Amy March in Little Women (CCM), Helene in Sweet Charity (CCM), Thea in Spring Awakening (CCM), and Little Red/Rapunzel in Into the Woods (The Carnegie).
Grace Marie Rusnica (she/her)
Originally from Irwin, Pennsylvania, Grace is a singer, dancer, actor and musician. Some of her credits include Minnie/Somewhere Soloist in West Side Story (MUNY), Silly Girl in Beauty and the Beast (MUNY), Katherine in Newsies (Cincinnati Landmark Productions), Charity Hope Valentine in Sweet Charity (CCM), and Wendla in Spring Awakening (CCM).
Peter Neureuther (he/him)
Originally from Harrison, New York, Peter is a passionate singer, actor and dancer. Some of his most recent credits include Daniel in Once On This Island (CCM), Jack Kelly in Newsies (Cincinnati Incline Theater) and Prince Topher in Rodger & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (CCM)
Benjamin Cheng (he/him)
Originally from Memphis, Tennessee. Roles at CCM include Eamon in Once, Ensemble (u/s Leading Player) in Pippin, Ensemble (u/s Shakespeare) in Something Rotten!, Ensemble (u/s Topher) in Cinderella, Ensemble (u/s Daniel) in Once On This Island. Roles elsewhere include Elmer in Newsies with Theatre Memphis, Ensemble (Pied Piper) in Shrek with Theatre Memphis, Ensemble in Hairspray with Theatre Memphis, Ensemble in Beauty and the Beast with Theatre Memphis.
Kassi McMillan (she/her)
Originally from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Kassi is a passionate and driven young performer. Some of her credits include Jo March in Little Women (CCM), Rusty in Footloose (Mac-Haydn Theatre), Melpomene in Xanadu (CCM), Lorraine Fleming in 42nd Street (Mac-Haydn Theatre), “Learn Your Lessons Well” in Godspell (Mac-Haydn Theatre), and a Co-Star on "Henry Danger" (Nickelodeon).
Andrew Burke (he/him)
Originally from Houston, Texas, Andrew is a 22 year old singer, actor and dancer! Some of his favorite credits include Nigel Bottom in Something Rotten! (CCM), Chip Tolentino in Spelling Bee (CCM), Melchior in Spring Awakening (Queensbury Theatre), Davey in Newsies (Incline Theatre), Ensemble/Swing credits at North Shore Music Theatre and Theatre Under The Stars.
Annalise Prentiss (she/her)
Born in Guatemala, raised in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Annalise loves creating and discovering worldwide cultures. Some of her favorite credits include Erzulie in Once On This Island (CCM), Marcy Park in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (CCM) and working as a Swing/Intimacy Captain on Spring Awakening (CCM).
Amanda Bishop (she/her)
Originally from Butler, Pennsylvania, Amanda is an active artist and audio engineer. Some of her credits include Schwarzy in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (CCM), Beth in Little Women (CCM), Delores in The Wild Party (Lippa) (CCM), and Erma in Anything Goes (Black Rock Theater).
Jett Blackorby (he/him)
Hailing from Jerseyville, Illinois, Jett is a performer and small-town dreamer. Some of his credits include Bobby Vee in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (The Muny), Ensemble in Chess (The Muny), Laurie in Little Women (CCM), Nigel Bottom in Something Rotten! (CCM), Diesel/Big Deal in West Side Story (Porthouse Theatre).
Eliza Levy (she/her)
Palm City, Florida, Eliza is an active performer and choreographer. Some of her credits include The Beggar Women in Sweeney Todd (Black Rock Theatre), Marks Mom in Rent (The Carnegie), Nickie Pignatelli in Sweet Charity (CCM), Meg March in Little Women (CCM), and Max & Queenie/Kate Understudy as well as choreographer of The Wild Party (CCM).
Nick Pattarini (he/him)
Originally from Alexandria, Virginia, Nick is a storyteller at heart. He strives to tell great stories to as many people in whatever mediums possible. Some of his credits include Younger Brother in "Ragtime: In Concert" (Cincinnati Pops Symphony Orchestra) Nick Bottom in Something Rotten! (CCM), William Barfée in Spelling Bee (CCM), and Soldier #1 in Sunday in the Park with George (CCM).
Jackson Reagin (he/him)
Hailing from Seattle, Washington, Jackson is a multi-faceted artist. Credits include Bob Gaudio in Jersey Boys (Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre), Harry Houdini in the U.S Debut of "Ragtime: In Concert" (Cincinnati Pops Sumphony Orchestra), Guy in Once (CCM), Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls and Roger in RENT (The Carnegie Theatre).
Gracie Annabelle Parker (she/her)
Originally from Las Vegas, Nevada, Gracie is an aspiring actor, artist and writer! Some of her credits include The Girl in Once (CCM), Meg in Little Women (CCM), Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls (The Carnegie), and Fiona in Brigadoon (Wagon Wheel). Thank you to everyone at CCM, and my amazing family!
Stanislav "Stan" Przedlacki (he/him)
Raised in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Stanislav is an artist who finds joy in both performing and visual arts. Acting on stage and screen, some of his credits include Vittorio Vidal in Sweet Charity (CCM), Professor Bhaer in Little Women (CCM), Jean-Michel in Cinderella (CCM), Truman in the student film “Crescendo” (dir. Debra Najor) and Raymond Cory in student film “Mr. Raymond Cory” (dir. Logan Stryker) both of which are being prepped for festival circuits. Stanislav is also a professional photographer, with eight photos currently featured on PhotoVogue. His directorial debut short film, “Echoes of Yesterday”, is also currently being produced.
Nate Jones (he/him)
Originally from Tallahassee, Florida, Nate is a performer and aspiring arts administrator. Some of his credits include John Brooke in Little Women (CCM), Phil in Andrew Lippa's The Wild Party (CCM), Nostradamus U/S and Ensemble in Something Rotten! (CCM), and Jean-Michel U/S and Ensemble in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (CCM). Nate has also been a Swing for Spring Awakening and Sunday in the Park with George (CCM).
Julia Schick (she/they)
Born in Chicago and raised in Kennesaw, Georgia, Julia is a multi-faceted performer and creator. Some of her credits include Asaka in Once on This Island (CCM), Rona Lisa Peretti in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (CCM), Martha in Spring Awakening (CCM), and Joanne in Rent (The Carnegie Theater).
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November 18, 2024
Experience world-class performances by the next generation of performing and media artists at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM)! The college’s spring 2025 schedule of major events is now available; tickets are on sale now through the CCM Box Office.
November 14, 2024
UC's College-Conservatory of Music presents Broadway classic Wonderful Town later this month, and CCM faculty member Ian Axness recently appeared on WGUC's Cincinnati Spotlight to discuss the musical.
November 13, 2024
This year, four UC College-Conservatory of Music alumni and one current faculty member are among the nominees named for the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, which will be held in February of 2025. Represented across four categories, the Bearcats specifically named in the Grammy's published list of nominees include CCM Associate Professor of Voice Elliot Madore along with alumni Kevin McCollum (BFA Musical Theatre ’84, HonDoc ’05), Fotina Naumenko (MM Voice ‘12, DMA Voice ‘18), Jeannette Sorrell (MM Orchestral Conducting) and Donald Nally (BM Music Education ‘82).
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