Fiddler on the Roof Cast

Alexandra Barnes, a seventh grader, makes her debut on the CCS stage in the roles of a villager, Russian dancer, and a bottle dancer. She has had other experiences on the stage performing in Alice in Wonderland, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Mary Poppins, Jr., and The Nutcracker. She is a part of middle school student council and the Middle School Choir; she also studies piano and voice. She enjoys ice skating, music, and reading. She would like to thank her parents for their loving support and Mrs. Stone for helping develop her musical abilities. Her favorite Bible verse is Psalm 89:1, which says, “I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever: with my mouth will I make known thy faithfulness to all generations.”

Zoey Bittner, a freshman, plays the role of a villager. This is her first CCS show, but she has done the plays/musicals Peter Pan, Little Shop of Horrors, The Rhinoceros, Midsummer Jersey and The Bullying Collection, performed at CPFA. She is in IHL and enjoys dancing, acting, and singing. She would like to thank her family, the cast, Kristin, and Mrs. Stone. Her words of wisdom are, "When you're on stage, you're making someone you've never met feel something about someone they'll never meet, don't forget how special that is." - Seth Reich

Cristina Cabreja, a sophomore, plays the role of a Russian dancer, a villager, and a bottle dancer. This is her first show with CCS. She is involved in the Fine Arts Club, and her hobbies include painting, singing, and dancing. Cristina plans to attend college for Graphic Design. She would like to thank her family for their support, especially her parents for their support and patience in her hectic life, as well as the cast for being an awesome theatre family and for making rehearsal so fun. Her words of wisdom are, “Stay saucy!”

Grace Figueroa, an 8th grader, plays the role of Shprintze. This is her first show at CCS. She is involved in choir, and her hobbies include drawing and playing instruments such as the ukulele and the piano. She would like to thank her friends and family for their support, especially her parents. She would like to share these words of wisdom from Anne Frank: "Think of all the beauty still left around you and be happy."

Annalise Foxx, a senior, plays the role of Tzeitel. Her previous shows at CCS are Harvey, The Secret Garden, The Miracle Worker, and Into the Woods. She is the president of the Fine Arts Club, and she is also a chaplain. Annalise plans to attend Liberty University to study in their nursing program. She would like to thank her family for their constant support in her various endeavors. She would also like to thank her director, Kristin, for pouring so much time and passion into this show; she would also like to thank Mrs. Stone for being not only an amazing teacher and spiritual leader, but a friend as well. Two of her favorite quotes are, “To have found God and still to pursue Him is the soul’s paradox of love.” ― A.W. Tozer, The Pursuit of God: The Human Thirst for the Divine, and “There are only two kinds of people: those who say to God, 'Thy will be done,' and those to whom God says, 'All right, then, have it your way.’” ― C.S Lewis, The Great Divorce.

Emmalyn Foxx, a sophmore, plays the role of Chava. Her previous show at CCS is Into The Woods, and she was a part of the Living Stones drama team. She plays basketball for CCS, and her hobbies include singing, dancing, and playing the flute. She would like to thank her parents and her sister for being so supportive. Her words of wisdom are, "Hydrate or diedrate.” - Riley Latshaw, CCS senior

Samuel Garrett, a senior, plays the role of Tevye. His previous shows at CCS are Godspell, And a Child Shall Lead, Narnia, A Christmas Carol, You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Harvey, The Secret Garden, The Miracle Worker, and Into the Woods; additionally, he was a member of the CCS drama ministry team this past fall. He is involved in IHL Concert Choir, Vocal Ensemble, Student Government, and NHS, and his hobbies include Desmos and reading. Samuel plans to attend a university, receive an undergraduate degree, and graduate from a law school. He would like to thank his mother and father for being the superior parents, his brother Nate for teaching him all that he knows, and Chris Beck. His words of wisdom are, "It is no coincidence that nothing makes sense without God."

Alison Heidelbaugh, a senior, plays the role of Shaindel. Her previous shows at CCS include The Secret Garden and Sinners to Saints. She also played in the pit for Into the Woods She is involved in fine arts, A cappella, IHL, and Band. Alison plans to attend Lancaster Bible College to pursue a degree in Music Education. She would like to thank her parents and friends for being so supportive. Her words of wisdom come from Romans 8:37- "No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us."

Charlie Hill, a freshman at CCS, plays the role of Mendel. His previous shows at CCS include The Miracle Worker and Into the Woods, and he was also a cast member on the drama ministry team, Living Stones. He is a part of the CCS band, IHL, A cappella Choir, and worship team, and his hobbies include music and reading. He would like to thank his cast members for being fun and making him smile every time he walks into practice, as well as his family for being so supportive and uplifting. His words of wisdom are, “True humility is not thinking less of yourself; it is thinking of yourself less.” -C.S. Lewis.

Jane Lambert, a sophomore, plays the role Yente the Matchmaker. Her past CCS productions include Narnia, A Christmas Carol, The Secret Garden, and Into the Woods. She is a class chaplain, a worship leader, and a student council representative. Her hobbies include singing, painting, playing the piano, and baking. Jane would like to thank her mom for... well... everything; her dad for helping with sets and being in the pit orchestra; her little sister for being the cutest beggar ever; and her friends for the laughs, off-key singing, and food and coffee runs before rehearsal. Matthew 5:16, "In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven."

Laura Lambert, an 8th grader, plays the role of Nahum the Beggar. She was previously a part of Into the Woods and elementary school productions. She is the president of middle school student council, sings in the Middle School Choir, and plays on the middle school worship team. Her hobbies include looking at x-rays, singing, volleyball, and basketball. She would like to thank her friends, family, Mrs. Stone, and Kristin for being very supportive in this show. She also thanks God for the gift of music. Her words of encouragement are, "so whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God." 1 Corinthians 10:31

Haley Lebermann is a junior who plays the role of Hodel. She was last seen in Into the Woods, playing Cinderella at CCS. Haley is involved in National Honors Society, Fine Arts Club and enjoys singing in her free time. Haley plans to attend Delaware County Community College next year to start her Gen Eds. She is so thankful for her kind and supportive family, and for God's everlasting love.

Senior Michael Myers plays the role of Perchik. His precious shows at CCS are A Christmas Carol, Harvey, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, and Into the Woods. He plays soccer and basketball at CCS and is also a part IHL and Vocal Ensemble. He would like to thank the cast and the directors for all their hard work. His words of wisdom are simply "Just Send It."

Emily Rader is a senior at CCS and she will be playing the role of Golde. A few of her previous shows are You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, Harvey, The Secret Garden, The Miracle Worker, and Into the Woods. She was also a part of the drama ministry team Living Stones this past fall. Emily is involved in the Fine Arts Club, IHL, A cappella, and Vocal Ensemble. In the Fall, Emily is attending the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts to study musical theatre. She would like to thank her parents for being a constant stream of support for her dreams, Kristin for being the best director and for teaching her so much about this art, Mrs. Stone for being a great teacher and mentor, and everyone in this cast for making her last show the best yet! Her words of wisdom come from Matthew 6:25-34 "...Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow..."

Bailey Reiff, a junior, plays the role of Bielke. Her previous shows at CCS are The Secret Garden and The Miracle Worker. She is a part of vocal ensemble, IHL, and the CCS band. Bailey is planning to attend college for a communications or marketing degree. She would like to thank her friends for putting up with her and her parents for supporting her and always having dinner ready for her after practice. Her favorite Bible verse is Psalms 56:9 - “Then my enemies will turn back when I call for help, by this I know my God is for me.”

Christian Stoltzfus, a sophomore, plays the role of the Constable. This is his first show. He would like to thank his parents for allowing him to do this and his sister for pressuring him to do this.

Elizabeth Stoltzfus, a senior, is taking on the role of Grandma Tzeitel, as well as a villager, in her final musical at CCS. Previously, she has been in Into the Woods as Jack's Mother, as well as taking part in the CCS Living Stones, The Miracle Worker, and The Secret Garden. She is part of IHL, Vocal Ensemble, A cappella, and the Fine Arts Club. Elizabeth plans to attend Cairn University for Music Education. She would like to thank everyone who has been with her through her years, and a special thanks to her brothers who yelled at her for singing too loudly in the house when she was young, but still come to watch her shows. Her favorite Bible verse is Romans 8:28.

Alyssa Stomp is in 6th grade and is playing the roles of a Russian dancer, a bottle dancer, and a villager. She hasn’t been in any CCS plays, but has performed in many dance recitals and plays like Aladdin and Willy Wonka. Alyssa was involved in yearbook, and two of her hobbies are dancing and art. She would like to thank her friends and her family for helping her and supporting her throughout her life.

Brianna Stomp is a sophomore and plays the role of a villager. At CCS, she is involved in IHL, and she enjoys singing, art, and design. She would like to thank her mother for constantly being supportive of her aspirations, and her sisters and friends for cheerfully working alongside her; she is glad to work with such talented individuals. Her words of wisdom are, “Be confident but not proud, be happy for others' success, and whether you succeed or not, give glory to God.”

Katelyn Stomp, an 8th grader, plays the role of Avram. Katelyn was a part of the CCS drama ministry team this past fall. She is a part of Middle School Choir and middle school student council, and her hobbies include photography and drawing. She would like to thank her friends and family for their encouragement and the cast for being so welcoming. Her favorite Bible verse is Deuteronomy 31:6: “Be strong and courageous. Do not fear or be in dread of them, for it is the Lord your God who goes with you. He will not leave you or forsake you.”

Aidan Stratton, a sophomore, plays the role of Motel Kamzoil. Last fall, Aidan was part of CCS's drama team Living Stones, and he has also been in several other plays/musicals at community theaters. At CCS, Aidan is a part of IHL and a capella. He would like to thank his parents for providing transportation and Kristin, Mrs. Stone, and Mrs. Hertzler for their guidance.

Taemin Um, a junior, plays the role of Fyedka and Russian soloist. He is a part of the Fine Arts Club and varsity soccer team and his hobbies are sports and singing. Taemin plans to study music and conducting in college, but he hasn't decided which college he will attend yet. He would like to thank his family for their support in Korea, and his friends for their help and kindness. His favorite Bible verse is Philippians 4:13, “I can do everything through Him who gives me strength.”

Justice Watkins, a 6th grader, plays the role of Mordcha the Innkeeper. His previous shows at CCS are A Christmas Carol and Rescue in the Night. He is involved in MS Choir, Band, and basketball. His hobbies are building Legos and singing. He would like to thank his family, especially his sister Joyelle, who inspired him to pursue musical theatre. His words of wisdom are, "You are too concerned about what was and what will be. There is a saying: yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it is called the ‘present.’”

Emily Wenger, a junior, takes on the roles of Fruma Sarah and Rivka. Her previous shows include The Secret Garden, The Miracle Worker, and Into the Woods. She is a part of the Fine Arts Club, band, IHL, vocal ensemble, a capella, and TSA, and she is a class chaplain. Emily plans to attend college for psychology and sociology. She would like to thank her friends and family for their support, especially the seniors. Her words of wisdom come a fortune cookie she found: “The greatest risk is not taking one.”

Austin Wiest, a 6th grader, plays the role of the rabbi. He previously appeared in CCS’s elementary production of Rescue in the Night. Austin’s interests are playing video games, playing with hot wheels, and sledding.