Aaron Williams is a native of Raleigh, North Carolina. He loves acting, singing, dancing, and has performed all over the United States. He studied acting, directing, and singing in London, England at the American Intercontinental University. He furthered his education at Texas A&M. Aaron studied his MFA in Film and Television at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. He has started his own Theatre Academy and his own Broadway Camp at Rivertowne Players. Aaron serves on the NCedTA's State Board. He won Best Director at NCTC (North Carolina Theatre Conference) in 2005 and 2006. His film acting credits include: Box and Cox and Gray Ghosts. His directing credits include: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Next, Dear Edwina Jr., Into the Woods Jr., Treasure Island, Sweeney Todd, Chicago, Hairspray, Legally Blonde, Dracula, Dreamgirls, Wizard of Oz, Bugsy Malone Jr., The Little Mermaid Jr., Peter Pan., My Son Pinocchio, James and the Giant Peach, Bonnie and Clyde the Musical, and more.

Hayden Patterson is a senior Theatre Arts Education major, Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Theatre For Youth, and a music minor at ECU. She is currently the student intern for Mr. Williams. She has previously performed in ECU Storybook Theatre's productions of The Velveteen Rabbit, The Giver, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Just So Stories, and Wind in the Willows. She also served as the sound designer and musical director for all of these productions. In the past, she has directed two original touring shows, The Very Fairy Book and Happily Ever After. In the fall of 2017, she received an Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities grant to direct the play The Ice Wolf. After she graduates from ECU in May, she will be studying abroad in England and Scotland, serving as a drama counselor at Keystone Camp, and working in Disneyworld as a lifeguard. She would like to thank her students and Mr. Williams for making this experience so great (I'll miss y'all).

Amber percy is a senior at South Central high school who will be attending Johnson and Wales in the fall of 2018. She has been in technical theater for about 2 Years now. She was the stage manager last year for the musical Bonnie and Clyde and for the dinner theater that happened last semester. She enjoys taking the lead backstage making sure everyone is doing what is needed to be done and making sure they have everything they need and making sure it is all silent backstage when the show goes on. She will like to thank Mr Williams for teaching her how to become a stage manager and get comfortable with having to tell your peers what to do and how to do it. She says that being a stage manager has opened her up a whole new world and has gave her many life lessons that she will use and remember for a life time.

Mark Williams is a junior at South Central High. She was heavily involved in theatre class and did a one woman show. She is involved Orchestra, Concert Band, and Marching Band. She wants to go to North Carolina School of the Arts for film making. She is super excited to be a part of Bring It On.

Lauren Webber is a senior at South Central High School (SCHS) who will be attending Pitt Community College in the fall of 2018. She has taken 4 theatre classes at South Central including 1 technical theatre class. She was a part of ensemble in Bonnie & Clyde at SCHS in the spring of 2017. She has written and directed 2 Christmas plays at her church, Greenville Church of God, the past 2 years.

Ryan Suggs is a sophomore at South Central High School. He loves to play soccer and has been on SCHS team for two years. His love of theatre is mainly through tech but he reluctantly accepted an acting role in this show per Mr. Williams' request.