Abagail Broderick (junior) is excited to be part of her sixth show. She was a part of the crew in the 2021 fall play “Clue”, and in the 2022 spring musical “Beauty and the Beast”, and was also a part of the crew for the one-act plays in May 2022. She was a part of the crew for the “Steel Magnolias” play in fall of 2022, for “Mamma Mia” spring of 2023, for the one acts in May of 2023, and last but not least the 2023 fall play “Alice in Wonderland”. She is very excited to be a part of this amazing musical and part of an awesome cast and crew, and she hopes you sit back and enjoy the show.

Sam Chakey (senior) is excited to be part of the crew in this year's musical. This is her first year helping with the school’s theater program. When she’s not helping with props, she’s participating in Cloverleaf’s marching band and indoor percussion program. She plans to join the National Guard after high school and study aerospace engineering at The University of Akron.

Devin Dubey (freshman) is on crew this year, and this their second show; but their first musical. Their first show was "Alice in Wonderland" where they were also part of crew. When not at drama club, their hobbies revolve around music, reading, art, media, and lutherie. They play on the school’s tennis team and are also a part of the band program. They have really enjoyed their experience so far and hope you enjoy the show as well.

Taylor Jordan (junior) is grateful to be involved in this year's musical. Taylor has performed and worked on previous shows like "Clue", "Steel Magnolias", "Mamma Mia", and the senior directed one acts. When Taylor isn't busy with the shows, he’s working on media and photography projects at the Career Center. He really enjoys working with the drama club, and hopes you enjoy the show.

Avery Kott (senior) is excited to be a part of the crew for this year. She designed the backdrop for our "Alice in Wonderland" production as well as a few props. When she doesn’t have a paintbrush in hand, she volunteers her time to NHS and our school’s SHUDDLE and DARE programs. She also throws for our track team. After graduation, she plans to attend Case Western to major in biomedical engineering. She has loved the opportunity to lend her artistic hand to this production, and she hopes you enjoy the show.

Khera Miller (junior) is very excited to be a part of the crew this year at Cloverleaf. This is her third year helping as crew. She has been a part of crew for “Clue”, “Beauty and the Beast”, “Steel Magnolias”, “Mamma Mia”, and “Alice in Wonderland". She is also a part of the girl's golf team with the school. She wishes everyone the best of luck with the show and hopes you enjoy the show just as much as she does!

Riley Norris (freshman) is very excited to work with others in this class and work on crew. She was on crew and made some props for Alice in Wonderland and was in Mrs. Augustus’s drama class when she was in 8th grade. When she’s not at drama, Riley enjoys drawing, playing guitar, listening to music, and hanging out with friends and family. She really enjoys being a part of crew and hopes everyone enjoys the show.

Dixie Potter (sophomore) is pleased to be a part of the stage crew this year! This is her second show helping out after participating in crew for the fall play "Alice in Wonderland". At school, she is involved in volleyball, Student Council, and Key Club. But outside of school, she enjoys playing volleyball with her club team, participating in 4-H, and spending lots of time with friends and family. She hopes everyone enjoys the show!

Heidi Ruse (freshman) is excited to try something new this year by participating in the crew. This will be her first time being a member of the school production crew. When she is not working on school, she enjoys spending time with friends and helping out at home. Otherwise, she spends her time watching movies and shows while she enjoys relaxing activities such as coloring. She enjoys being on the crew this year and appreciates the opportunity to meet new people.

Sidney Scherler (senior) is thrilled to be a part of the musical again. She has been a crew member for "Mamma Mia", "Steel Magnolias", and "Alice in Wonderland". Apart from helping backstage, she also played on the school’s volleyball team and is in NHS. Sidney hopes you will enjoy "Cinderella" as much as she does!

Jasmine Shimko (junior) is excited to be involved in her third year working crew with our CHS drama program. She has been involved with multiple of our previous shows including “Mamma Mia”, “Beauty and the Beast”, and more. Outside of Drama she is a part of our school's wind ensemble and tennis team. She says that she finds going to drama one of the best parts of her day and hopes you enjoy the show as much as she does!

Lilly Southam (freshman) is excited to be involved in the crew for the musical. This is her first year participating with the crew. When she is not spending time with her family and friends, she is playing volleyball, snowboarding, or volunteering at her church. She also enjoys completing art projects and making posters for events such as Brunswick School Literacy Night. She also won first place for her falcon oil pastel art project in last year’s art show. She appreciates the opportunity to be part of the musical.

Aubrey Willig (freshman) is excited to be joining as a part of the crew for the musical! This is her first time getting involved with the world of theater. Outside of the theater Aubrey is involved in high school and travel softball, horseback riding, and Key Club. She hopes that helping with the crew will be an amazing experience and enjoyable to all!

Angela Leonard is in her 27th year teaching Choral Music at Cloverleaf HS. In her time here she has taught elementary band, middle school choir and now adds high school choir to the list. She also spent 7 years as the Assistant Marching Band Director at Ashland University. This is Mrs. Leonard’s fourth time directing a high school musical as she has spent most of her time performing clarinet/alto saxophone in pit orchestras.

Krus is in her 6th year of teaching English at Cloverleaf High School, and “Cinderella” is her tenth production as co-director on the Cloverleaf stage. As a Valparaiso High School and Cedarville University student, she wrote for and performed in many different types of productions, and as a teacher, she hopes to provide experiences for her students that are just as fun, challenging, and memorable as her experiences were. Enjoy the show!

Mr. Bell is an English teacher at New Tech West High School in Cleveland. This is his fourth year as Technical Director for the Spring Musical at Cloverleaf. Mr. Bell started as a building sub at Cloverleaf High School in 2020, and is deeply grateful to Mr. Carmigiano, Ms. Krus, and Ms. Leonard for giving him the opportunity to get back to his theatrical roots. Every show is an opportunity to try something new, and to challenge ourselves in different ways. Most importantly, every show is a chance to reconnect with his Colts family and friends.

Kimberly Crislip Jarvis is an alumnus of Cloverleaf High School. She currently works as the Executive Director for Buckeye Book Fair and a Teaching Artist in residence at Cloverleaf High School. She learned to love dance at Gotta Dance Studio in Seville, Ohio. She followed her passion to receive a Bachelor's degree in Dance from the University of Akron, teaching certifications from The Scandinavian Institute for Physical Culture in Denmark, and an MBA from Malone University. Every day she shares the benefits of adding movement to academics and brings dancing to nontraditional environments. Her motto is “You can dance if you want to”!

Eric Martin is the set construction assistant and is husband of Karen Martin (Co-Principal at CES). He started building sets as a freshman in college (Hiram ‘89) and became involved with Cloverleaf’s drama club twelve years ago when his oldest son, Kevin, was a sophomore. He feels very blessed to have a career as a lead estimator with Mack Industries in Valley City, which allows him the time to participate in building sets. Some of his favorite and more technical sets have been for “The Diary of Anne Frank”, “Oklahoma”, “Cinderella”, and “Bye, Bye, Birdie”. He is looking forward to be working in a larger space in the new, soon to be, CHS PAC. He is appreciative of all the directors that have allowed him to be a part of the productions and wishes the best of luck and the proverbial “break a leg” to all of the young performers, past, present, and future that come through the ranks at CHS.