I Remember You by Alvin Boretz Cast

Jamie Lee (Older Carrie)
Jamie is thrilled to be a part of ‘I Remember You’ with the Ooley Theatre. She is a classically trained actor and began her studies under the Actor’s Workshop of Sacramento. She has worked with and studied under multiple local theatre organizations. She has been a company member of the Actor’s Studio of Sacramento and the Walking Shadow Players. She brings a unique perspective to the stage as an actor, Marine Corps Veteran and Nurse.
Riley Burke (Younger Carrie)
Riley is thrilled to be back at the Ooley Theatre portraying Young Carrie. She was most recently seen at City Theatre as Clara (U/s)/NUTCRACKER: THE PANTO and at Resurrection Theatre as Eva/Ras Clara (U/s)THE RIMERS OF ELDRITCH. RJ's other projects at the Ooley include Young Charlie/ROWIN' UP SALT RIVER and Jess Wilder/GEORGE WASHINGTON'S TEETH. They have also been a part of three Sacramento Shakespeare Festivals as Lily/A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Claudius/JULIUS CAESAR, and Murderer/Seyton/MACBETH, and Oliver/AS YOU LIKE IT with Wildflower Women's Ensemble; and have had the opportunity to perform with City Theatre (Helen/THE CRIPPLE OF INISHMAAN, Belle/A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A ROCK AND ROLL PANTO, Howard/Eve/EMILIA, and Orpheus/EURYDICE) the Winter's Theatre Company (Sister James/DOUBT), and Free Fall Stage (Stella/HELP ME, Ella/AN HONEST APOLOGY).
Josh Laquian (Older Paul)
Josh returned to theatre in October 2024 after a near 12-year hiatus! They currently work for the State of California and deeply believe that without theater they would not be here today. They started taking drama as an elective in middle school to acclimate to the United States and English after moving here from the Philippines with their parents and older sister. It was challenging adapting to an entirely new culture and language and they had to struggle to form bonds and relationships with anyone at the time. The community and overall effect of the arts is something that needs to be lauded, cared for, and passed on to new generations as it is such a vital part of humanity. “Art is our one true global language. It knows no nation, it favors no race, and it acknowledges no class. It speaks to our need to reveal, heal, and transform. It transcends our ordinary lives and lets us imagine what is possible.” – Richard Kamler Their previous roles since their return have been Sylvestre / Scapin, Rob Stein / Twilight of the Golds, and Norman Bulansky / The Boys Next Door – all at the amazing Chautauqua Playhouse in Carmichael, Robin “Puck” Goodfellow / Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Sacramento Shakespeare Festival hosted in the historic Sacramento City College Theater, Harry Cooper / Night of the Living Dead with the amazing Rise Up Theatre Company at the Ooley, and most recently as Buttons/Fritz / The Nutcracker: A British Panto for Sacramento City College Theater. They are making their directing debut this January with Neil Simon’s California Suite at Chautaqua Playhouse running concurrently with I Remember You and will be playing Tajomaru in Rashomon by Community Asian Theatre of the Sierras at the incredible Sierra Theatre Company in Grass Valley this coming April. They appreciate your patronage and hope you have a great time.
Chris Tan (Younger Paul)
Chris Tan is an actor and playwright based in Rancho Cordova. He recently appeared in The Laundryman, a one-act play he wrote for FreeFall Stage’s New Works Festival. His theater credits include Night of the Living Dead, Amelia Earhart, Hamlet: Paranormal Activity, Arsenic and Old Lace, Degrees of Hope and Panic, and tick, tick… BOOM!. Outside of theater, he enjoys reading, travel, photography, board games, and exploring California’s national parks.