Joshua Schwarz is anxious- “strike that, reverse it,” excited to be working with the Miracle Players for the first time on "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." He currently teaches chorus at Arbutus Middle School and has previously music directed "Gypsy" at Lansdowne High School. He would like to thank Kacy for the opportunity and thank his family, friends, and girlfriend for their support.

Robin R. Peace has a long history with the Miracle Players, starting as part of the tech crew of My Fair Lady in the Spring of 1987. She performed in five musicals from 1996-2001, most notably as Sister Mary Hubert in Nunsense and Nuncrackers. She has been doing social media and back-up webmaster for the Miracle Players since Fall 2024 and has now added Program Editor to her list of duties for the Miracle Players. In her time away from the Miracle Players, she got her J.D. and is now a self-published author of the novel, "The Geldian Prophecy: Ascendence," and a book of poems, "Diary of a Black GenXer: Poems 1990-1999," under the pen name R. R. Peace on Amazon and Ingram Spark. Robin is currently writing a new novel, which she hopes to publish by October. She would like to thank her family and friends, as well as Kacy and Dan Conley, for their patience and guidance!

Douglas Kotula recently appeared as Father in "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever." Other MP productions include "Something's Afoot" (Nigel Rancour), "The Wizard of Oz" (Prof, Marvel/Oz), and "Annie" (Daddy Warbucks). He holds a master’s degree in theatre from NYU and is the current Theatre Arts Magnet teacher at Lansdowne High School. Favorite roles include Levi (Joseph…Dreamcoat), Captain Von Trapp (Sound of Music), Captain Hook (Peter Pan and Wendy) and King (The King and I – GAP and PFT). “Thank you, Kacy, for this fantastical opportunity!”

Heather Moore returns to Miracle Players for her fourth production, working in both Set Design and being behind the curtain for "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." From princesses to Oz to candy contraptions, this marks her eighth show behind the scenes—at this point, it’s a lifestyle, and she’s learned to expect the unexpected. She’s especially proud to be part of another production alongside her daughters, Seeley and Sawyer, who take the stage while she keeps everything (mostly) running smoothly behind it.

Kacy Conley has been involved with the Miracle Players producing, directing, and acting for over 36 years which has been a joy. She also enjoys being a St. Gabriel cantor and choir member and performing with the Howard County Fabulous 50+ Players. Big thanks to her husband Dan for his support and hard work. Without him, the show would not go on. A major shout out of gratitude to the wonderful and persistent production team and this talented cast.