ANYTHING GOES Cast

Alex has had a blast working on Mustang High School’s production of "Anything Goes." She is a senior and is thrilled to be performing in her first Mustang High School show. When she’s not onstage, Alex enjoys singing jazz and playing her French horn. She also enjoys her internship at Prairie View Elementary as a music teacher. She would like to thank her teachers for always pushing her to be her best self.

Cash is thrilled to be working on “Anything Goes” at Mustang High School. His credits include various professional acting jobs through MAGNA Talent Agency, including acting in a TV commercial with the Clinton Water Zoo, and winning his 2024-2025 class award for “Best Acting.” When he isn't onstage, he enjoys hanging out with his friends and spending time with his sister, mother, and father. He wants to thank his coaches, Terri Myers, Amanda Lee, and Emily Farnham for their direction and guidance.

Indy is thrilled to perform in his first musical at Mustang High School. When he doesn't have show choir or band, he enjoys hanging out with his friends, and drawing. He would like to thank his Mom for always being there for him and giving him the opportunities that he has.

Mallory is thrilled to be a part of "Anything Goes" at Mustang High School! She has recently performed with Metro Youth Theatre in "The Addams Family" as Wednesday Addams and at Poteet Theatre in "Descendants" as Mal. She is involved with the Mustang Jazz, Varsity, and Show choirs. Mallory would like to thank Mrs. Easley, Mrs. Farnham, and Mrs. Stout for giving her the opportunity to perform with her community!

Daniel is absolutely delighted to work on "Anything Goes" with Mustang High School's Theatre one last time as he finishes his high school career. He recently appeared on "A Monster Calls" as Harry, where he received Top Male Performer at The One Act State Festival. When he's not on stage, he spends his time dancing in Show Choir, working on his health and nutrition, and writing to express his creativity. He also recently received an award for October 2025 Student of the Month. He wants to thank his Theatre teacher, Emily Farnham, for taking a chance on him and showing him how far he could grow just by trying.

Kaedynce is very excited to be a part of Mustang's production of "Anything Goes." She was recently one of the actors in Mustang's Improv Troupe. She is a Theatre 4 in the Theatre program and is very excited to get to direct this year. For fun, Kaedynce loves volunteering, baking, and reading. She wants to thank her friends and family for always being there to push her to do her best.

Maizey is eager to be a part of "Anything Goes" at Mustang High School. Her credits include various professional acting roles through Magna Talent Agency, and at school she played Grandma in "Twice Upon a Time," Dr. Grimm in "Fairytale Fever," and won the class Broadway Baby award last year. In her free time she enjoys crafting, drawing, baking and spending time with her friends. Maizey would like to thank her coaches, Terri Myers, Amanda Lee and Emily Farnham, and her family for supporting her efforts and passions in theatre.

Micah is thrilled to be a part of the "Anything Goes" production at Mustang. Micah previously worked with Mustang High School in their State One Act, "A Monster Calls" as Dad. Micah has been in Theatre for two years in Mustang High School and choir since this year. For fun, Micah likes to compete in Speech & Debate tournaments as well as play the piano. He would like to thank all of his friends for supporting him and his family for giving him the opportunity.

Andrew is very excited to be a part of "Anything Goes" at Mustang High School! His recent credits include Mal in "The Addams Family" at MYT and playing in the pit for "The Wizard of Oz" at the MHS. When not in school, he loves to sing, play piano, and run sound for his church and other events. He would like to thank his friends and family for supporting him through his musical and academic pursuits!

Grayson is so excited to have his largest role yet! He is a sophomore and ready for his first MHS show! He has been in previous shows outside of school such as "Bye-Bye Birdie," "Seussical," and "Big Fish." His other major roles include Mr. Wormwood in "Matilda" and Friedrich von Trapp in "The Sound of Music." When not on stage, he loves to perform in the MHS Marching Band. He would like to thank his wonderful mom and dad and sister Jessa, along with the Mustang Naz youth group for their amazing support!

Lincoln is very excited to be a cast member for "Anything Goes" at Mustang High School. He was recently in "Twice Upon A TIme" and was a member of the MHS Improv Troupe. At MHS, Lincoln is in Theatre 2 and enjoys getting to work with talented actors every day. Outside of school, Lincoln spends his time practicing archery, working on his art, and exploring graphic design. He wants to thank his Mom, Dad, and the rest of his family for always supporting him.

Jaylen is excited to be part of "Anything Goes!" Some of his favorite past roles from Mustang High School include Romeo in "Romeo to Go," CJ in "On the Spot," Winkie/Citizen of Oz in "The Wizard of Oz," Finn in "I Promise," and Big Bad Bear in "Twice Upon a Time." For fun, Jaylen likes to bake and read. He would like to thank Mrs. Farnham, his friends, and family for all their support. He would also like to give a special shoutout to his dog, Kiko, who has always supported him in shows; Mostly by demanding extra snacks and rubs after every rehearsal.

Anderson is happy to be a part of "Anything Goes" at Mustang High School. He has recently worked with Metro Youth Theatre in "The Little Mermaid" as Leeward, Cantus and Show Choir at Mustang High School with the Spring Show, Winter Concert, Fall Concert, and Voices of Valor, and finally Theatre at Mustang High School with Improv Show and "Twice Upon a Time." Anderson does volunteer work at Bake It Forward OKC for the community. He wants to thank his mother, Kristy Upton, and father, Johnny Upton, for making him who he is today. He'd also like to thank the directors, Emily Farnham, Sohailah Stout, and Stephanie Easley, for giving him the opportunity and ability to do the show.

Gabriel, a Junior at MHS, is very happy to be part of "Anything Goes" at Mustang High School. When he's not at school, he enjoys practicing guitar and playing TTRPGs. You can find him in the high school's D&D club. He wants to thank his family for their unconditional support!

From a very young age I was always obsessed with the fine arts. I was a part of a dance studio for 7 years where I learned different styles of dance. Whether it be ballet, jazz, or tap, I always had a passion for the arts. As I got older, my passion started shifting from dancing to acting. I started doing community shows and going to acting camps, and then I discovered that I had been putting my heart in the wrong place. Over the years, I've realized that theatre is my passion, and I love portraying different characters people could relate to. Theatre is truly the light at the end of my tunnel that I would never trade for anything else in the world.

Kaylin is thrilled to take the stage in "Anything Goes!" She has previously performed with Metro Youth Theatre in "SpongeBob the Musical" and "The Little Mermaid," experiences that helped spark her love for musical theatre. Offstage, Kaylin is an active musician involved in marching band, varsity choir, jazz choir, and show choir. She is also proud to have represented Mustang in both regional and all-state honor choirs. Kaylin would like to thank her family and friends for their unwavering love, support, and encouragement.

Chloe is super excited to be a part of this musical. She has been in an auditioned choir all four years of her high school career. She’s now a Senior that’s ready to make her last appearance on the stage. When she’s not in school, Chloe loves to read and workout. She wants to thank her parents and her friends for encouraging and supporting her!

I'm super grateful to be included in so many ways in Mustang's Spring Musical, "Anything Goes!" Recently, I took on Assistant Stage Manager in our Fall One Act, "A Monster Calls," and taken a leap of faith playing a bigger range of characters for Theatre 4’s, "Cooking Can Be Murder," as well as tournament. I'm proud to say that theatre has grown so prominent in my life, and I have no regrets. I can still be found, singing, reading, and dancing my heart out, too! As it is my senior year, I am so looking forward to this musical and the impact and lessons I will take with me theatrically, musically, and as a person. I absolutely can’t wait!

Ireland is excited to play the Reporter in Mustang High School’s production of "Anything Goes." Recently, she played the Stepmother and Grumplegrapeskin in Mustang High School’s "Twice Upon a Time," and she worked Front of House for Mustang High School’s 2025 State One Act, "A Monster Calls." She has taken acting classes since sixth grade at Mustang Horizon Intermediate, Mustang South Middle School, and Mustang High School. When she’s not on the stage, Ireland is studying for her next test or playing videogames with her friends. She wants to thank her family and friends for always being there for her.

Morgan is incredibly thrilled to be a part of her second and final show at Mustang High School, "Anything Goes!" She participated in "The Wizard of Oz" her sophomore year, and she is planning to earn her Music Education degree from OBU after she graduates. When she's not onstage, Morgan can be found serving at her home church, Chisholm Heights Baptist, singing on the worship team and helping in the nursery. Morgan would like to thank her mom for being her biggest supporter!

Delaney is a Freshman at Mustang High School and is ecstatic to be a part of "Anything Goes!" Previous roles of hers include "Willy Wonka" in AMPO High School's "Willy Wonka, Jr.," and Bet in Chickasha Community Theatre's "Oliver!" When she isn't on stage, you can find her drawing and singing loudly enough to annoy all family members in her vicinity. She would like to thank her wonderful family and friends that have supported her throughout everything!

Kellan is ecstatic to make his musical debut in Mustang High School's "Anything Goes." He is loving the start of his high school journey as a Freshman. Outside of school, Kellan likes to play games with friends and play tennis. He wants to thank his grandparents for always picking him up on such short notice.

Jackson is thrilled to be a part of "Anything Goes" with Mustang High School Fine Arts. He recently appeared as Grandpa Joe in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and has gained much of his experience through Connect Theatre Arts. You can also find him performing with the Mustang High School choir, always singing with a smile. He would like to thank his parents for their constant support throughout his performing arts journey.

Jeremiah Williams is thrilled to be making his acting debut in Mustang High School's musical production "Anything Goes." He is a very active student in Mustang High School as a whole, whether it's volunteering or making calls as a leader at the school. When Jeremiah isn't at school, he enjoys drawing, running, baking, and styling clothes. You can find Jeremiah Williams in Mustang High School's Jazz, Varsity, or Show Choir as well as an NHS member. Jeremiah is so grateful for his family and friend's support of his presence in this year's musical production.

Steven Ragsdale is a sophomore at Mustang High School and is thrilled to be part of this production! His past roles include Patrick in "SpongeBob The Musical" and Pilot in "The Little Mermaid." Steven is a multi-year All-State and Regional Choir member and is passionate about using his voice both onstage and in service to others. Beyond performing, Steven is an active member of his community. He volunteers regularly and participates in NHS, Tri-M, YLX Class 26, and Mock Trial. He is also a co-founder of The Vine, and serves as the Co–Outreach Director of the youth-led nonprofit Bake It Forward OKC, which provides baking classes and donated baked goods to youth and local organizations. Steven is grateful for the support of his family, friends, and mentors, and hopes you enjoy the show!

Penny is honored to be part of her first Mustang High School production, "Anything Goes." She has previously performed with Metro Youth Theatre, and Connect Theatre Arts, most recently in "The Addams Family" and "High School Musical 2." Some of her favorite roles she’s brought to life are Miss Honey in "Matilda Jr." and Wilbur in "Charlotte’s Web." Penny would like to thank her parents and family for always being there to support and cheer her on. She hopes you enjoy the show!

Ashlyn is very excited to be a part of this amazing production. She has been a part of "SpongeBob: The Musical" and "Oklahoma" at Altus High school in 2022 and 2023. She enjoys spending time with her loved ones and reading and crocheting in her free time. She wants to thank her parents for always supporting her and giving her everything she needs to succeed!

Emma is very thrilled to be a part of "Anything Goes." This is her second musical after her middle school production of "Shrek." Emma is currently a member of Mustang High School's Varsity Choir and a Theatre 2 student. She loves volunteering at her church and spending time with friends and family. She wants to thank her family, friends, and Jesus Christ for their love and support.

Gabrielle is very excited to be a part of "Anything Goes" at Mustang High School. She loves being an 11th grader at MHS. When she is not in school, she enjoys helping with Student Council events and reading. She would like to thank her grandparents for their love.

Gabrielle is very excited to be participating in Mustang High's "Anything Goes." She is delighted to be a freshman at MHS. When she's not in school, she enjoys going to church and running on the Cross Country team. She loves being a part of a choir anywhere she is. She wants to thank her mother and father for always sacrificing their time for her and for supporting her through everything she does.

Gianna is very excited to have her acting debut in Mustang High school's "Anything Goes." She loves being a part of Mustang Fine Arts. You can usually find Gianna singing in choir or playing in band. Gianna is so grateful for all her friends and family always having her back.

Kailyn Richter, a Mustang High School sophomore, is passionate about all things music and performance. She performs in Varsity Choir, Jazz Choir, Show Choir, Wind Ensemble, and Drumline, and has earned numerous All-State and regional honors in both choir and band. Kailyn has appeared in multiple Oklahoma City Ballet productions and in Lyric Theatre’s "Big Fish." Kailyn is excited to join the cast of Anything Goes in her very first MHS musical. She sends heartfelt thanks to her directors, teachers, and family for their support.

This is Kaitlyn Blanco's first musical, and she's thrilled to set sail in "Anything Goes!" As a passenger she promises to stay seated, keep her hands inside the ship, and enjoy the ride. She sends lots of love to her cast crew and everyone supporting her on this ride. Or should she say sail!

Katelyn is so grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the Mustang High School's production of "Anything Goes!" She previously appeared in Mustang Public Schools’ production of "The Wizard of Oz" during her freshman year. Katelyn has been performing most of her life, —beginning with 10 years of dance and growing into a love for theatre and choir over the past seven years: the stage has truly become her home. She is deeply dedicated to her craft and incredibly grateful for the teachers who she sees as mentors, and have encouraged her growth. Katelyn also wants to thank her family for their endless love and support, without which she would not be able to pursue her dreams.

Kinsey is very excited to be a part of "Anything Goes," her first High School Musical. She has recently performed in "Spongebob the Musical" and "High School Musical 2" with Metro Youth Theater. Kinsey would like to thank her friend Penny for getting her into acting and her family for supporting her.

Ria is so excited to be a part of Mustang High School's musical, "Anything Goes." Her last performance was in "Spongebob: The Musical" with Metro Youth Theatre as a Sardine Devotee and ensemble. When she is not on stage, Ria enjoys listening to music and catching up reading her favorite books. She would like to thank her family for always being supportive of her journey!

Thalia is very grateful for the opportunity to be a passenger in "Anything Goes". Her previous role at Mustang North Middle School was Twit the Witch in the play of "Mmmbeth." She enjoys her time in 10th grade, but in her free time she spends some of her time baking. She wants to thank her parents for all the opportunities they’ve given her.

Growing up I loved art class: all the colorful coloring pages and water colors. As I've gotten older, I realized that wasn't my favorite art form; it's theatre. All the rehearsals, tears, effort and coaching sessions make up for that feeling on stage. It becomes your life, and I wouldn't want it any other way.

Delila is so excited to be stage managing her senior year musical. She has been committed to the Theatre program for all four years of high school under Emily Farnham. She has been a part of "Alice in Wonderland," "The Wizard of Oz," "Blue Stockings," and "A Monster Calls," where she was also the stage manager. Outside of Theatre, she does Biomedical Sciences at CVTech and plans to pursue medicine. She is grateful for the friends and experiences this musical has gifted her.

Isabel is very honored to be included in the production of "Anything Goes." She has been seen as an actor in many other productions including "A Monster Calls" as well as "The Wizard of Oz." Isabel has been involved with the Mustang High School Theatre for three years so far. Isabel enjoys music, baking, and of course, theatre. She wants to give appreciation to her loving family and friends, who have supported her through the highs and the lows.

Presley is honored to be ASMing for the first time for "Anything Goes." She has been both cast and crew for a wide range of shows since her freshman year, including Mustang’s productions of "Blue Stockings," "The Wizard of Oz," and, most recently, "A Monster Calls," where she acquired an All-Star Cast Actress award at state. Apart from theatre, Presley enjoys writing, sewing, and spending time with her best friends: Taytum, Clara, Teagan, and Izzy. She wants to thank her family and friends for tolerating her ever-changing schedule and coming to see all of her shows!

Kate is so excited to be designing and operating the lights for her senior year musical! She has loved bringing shows to life from behind the scenes, including "The Wizard of Oz," "A Monster Calls," and "Blue Stockings." After high school, she plans to attend OSU to study civil engineering!

Leah is thrilled to be a part of "Anything Goes" at Mustang High School. She has recently appeared as Betsy/Whitney/Mercutio/Prince and as Wendy/Juliet in her class show, "Romeo To Go." She is a junior and has been a part of Theatre at the high school for three years now. She loves to spend time reading and watching movies with her family. Leah thanks her parents and Mrs. Farnham for always pushing her to do her best!

For being cast for something she's never done before, Brooke is excited to help "Anything Goes" with spotlights! She's a sophomore at Mustang High School, and when she's not at school or work, she's usually drawing or making videos of her favorite characters. She easily thanks everyone - parents, grandparents, friends, and that weirdo brother of hers - for all the support they've given her throughout the years!

I did Theatre for two years, I've been in Theatre Tech for three, and Stagecraft for one year. Over the summer, I worked as a technician at Frontier City for the shows (magic show and the stunt show.) I love tech theatre, and I love musicals.

This will be Keaton's second musical at MHS, and one of the many productions she’s been a part of under the direction of Emily Farnham. Outside of Theatre, Keaton is a part of many art classes at MHS, including AP Art. She is very excited for the opportunity to be a part of this show!

Skyler is very thrilled to be doing sound and makeup for "Anything Goes." Her last big project was as FOH coordinator for the "A Monster Calls" directed by Emily Farnham. She is looking forward to the production and cannot wait for it's first showing!

Kinley is very excited to be a part of "Anything Goes." Kinley is a freshman in Mustang High School and very excited to start her acting career here! Kinley would like to thank her parents for helping make this possible.

Sam is very excited to work on tech for "Anything Goes." He recently played Mr. Trollybottom in the Theatre 3 class show, "Romeo to Go," and Clancy in "Artificial Alliance," a senior one act. He has been in the Mustang Theatre program for four years. In his spare time, he enjoys playing trombone and going hiking with his dogs. He wants to thank his parents and sister for always being there and believing in him.

Izzie is very excited to be a part of tech for “Anything Goes.” She is a senior, and has recently had the opportunity to play as Grandma in “A Monster Calls,” and received an All Star Actress award at The One Act State Festival. She was also on the makeup crew for several shows for Mustang Theater Department productions like the Theater 2 class show “Twice Upon A Time,” and the Senior One Act “Fairytale Fever” as well as Metro Youth Theater productions like “The Addams Family” and “The Little Mermaid.” In her free time she enjoys baking, games, and makeup. Izzie would like to thank her family for always supporting her.

Gabby is excited to be part of the tech for Anything Goes. Gabby is a senior, and she has had the opportunity to participate in several other Mustang Theatre Department productions, including performing in the ensembles of "The Wizard of Oz" and "Shrek." She is also a member of the Mustang Band and the Tri-M Music Honor Society. After graduation, Gabby plans to attend college for a year before serving a mission for her church. Following her mission, she intends to pursue a degree in Museum Studies at UCO.

Sidney is very excited to be a part of "ANYTHING GOES." She has done multiple shows at Oklahoma Children's theatre. Sidney has done theatre classes at the Mustang High School and Middle School. She does JROTC and plays Volleyball for the high school and Stingray for club volleyball. Sidney would love to thank the whole tech team for showing her the ropes and Mrs. Farnham, Mrs. Easley, and Mrs. Stout for giving her this chance to be a part of such an important and amazing show.

Natalia is ecstatic to do Front of House for the Mustang High School's "Anything Goes" production. She is very committed to her activities and passions. In 8th grade, Natalia played a monk in the production of Mustang Central Middle School, "Romeo and Juliet." Natalia is also a cross country and track runner for the High School. Natalia is extremely grateful for her family, teachers/coaches, friends, and those who she has met along the way of her wavy journey.

Tyler Jackson is a world-renowned tenor banjoist and upright bassist. When he was just twelve Buddy Griffin noticed his talent on ukulele and approached Tyler about learning the tenor banjo. Griffin spent the next year pouring decades of banjo experience and wisdom into Tyler. After just one year he was already playing gigs and being used as a sideman on recordings. When Tyler got an opportunity to play in Branson, he jumped at the chance. This is where he was featured on tenor banjo, playing on the Branson Belle riverboat, the Buck Trent show and the Jim Stafford show. Jackson's musical ambitions continued in High School, where his interest grew to include the double bass. At the same time, Tyler had kept his interest in the tenor banjo and continued to push the envelope for what could be done, drawing from jazz musician influences such as Django Reinhardt, Charlie Parker, and Wes Montgomery. In 2004 he released his first tenor banjo CD “First Impression”, produced by his close friend and mentor, Buddy Wachter. Tyler studied jazz double bass at the University of North Texas under Lynn Seaton. With the help of Seaton he began to fine-tune his skills as a professional bassist in multiple genres. It was during this period that he was asked to work for Ray Price and the Cherokee Cowboys. Touring with Price took him all over the world and allowed him to play countless venues across North America including the Grand Ole Opry, Massey Hall, Radio City Music Hall, Gruene Hall, as well as the Stagecoach Festival, Austin City Limits Live and more. In 2007-09 Ray Price teamed up with Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard to form the highly successful “Last of the Breed” tour. Tyler can be seen on A&E's “Last of the Breed” DVD and heard on the live CD as well. Besides his tenure (2006-2013) with the late Ray Price, Jackson has worked with many well known artists spanning several genres including David Grisman, Earl Klugh, Howard Alden, John McEuen, Randy Travis, Jim Cullum, and Dale Watson. Currently residing in Edmond, OK, Tyler is married to Kristin Jackson, a phenomenal musician in her own right and have two beautiful children, Matthew and Hannah, and a golden retriever, Wally. Tyler is currently the Assistant Curator at the American Banjo Museum and continues to tour, gig locally, and record.